... Representing the Shipping Interest-Messrs Tom Ben. jamin Batchelor, Thomas Beynon, John Moses, Nelson Huwertson, William Graham, William Pugsley Iron Smelters-Samuel Homfray and Crawshay Bailey. Miners and Workers 01 Coal- Martin Morrison, Joseph Latch, Thomas Latch, William M. Clapp, David Pryce Representing the Town Council-The Mayor for the time being, James Nelson Knapp, James Brown, G W. ...

... ua ptckea it u Mr. Baker's shop, and called a Aire. Powtii, j .-r»* him going home with the fender u.er hit I\n! \î: Smyhles, who prosecuted, in ad- drsssing tha iilrfi a.il it was a most absurd story that r ice pTi^ucer shcii.i r.ve had his attention directed to the r at ...

... CARDIFF- At the monthly meeting of the Local Board of Health on Fiiday (the Mayor in the chair) there wrre sixteen applications for the office of collector to the Board of Health tor the parish of St. Mary. Mr. W. Robert- of St. Mary's street, was selected, and rtquested to enter upon dutii s on the 1st of January, 1867. DISTRESSING CÄSB OF DROWNING.—An inquest was held on Fiuiay last un the ...

... ftoal ntttiigtnct. LOCAL COMMISSIONS -Glanwrgullshire. -PLoyltl Light Infantry .Militia.—The fdloving appoint-m-V j are subtituted for those wl i(:h app-nred i;1 th Gaul e of the 24th of July la-t:-H. C Gould, E-q., in be Captain, vice Byrne, resigned J. C.L. Nevinson, E.q., to be Captain. The following appointments are sub- alituted for those which appeared in the Gazettes of the 10th 0 ...

... goto ^nteUifleua. COUNTY POLICE — SATURDAY. [Magil',rates: W. S. CARTWRIGHT, and J. DAVIIS, E?qrs.] LLANGSTONB.— Philip Powell, engine driver, Shire- newton, was charged with unlawfully working a threih- ing machine on the highway in the pariah of Liang- stone.—Fined 10s. and costs. COEDKBRNEW.—Thomas Woolmott, charged with rid- ing without reins in a cart on tlie turnpike-road,was fined 7s 6d ...

... A snbject of the highest importance was referred to in each House of Parliament last night. It is known that the singular procession which passed through the streets of London to Hyde Park on Sunday week was no isolated ceremonial. A similar procession was formed at Manchester last Sunday, and on the same day a procession of identically the same character paraded the streets of Cork. A large ...

... Consulting Surgeons—Jehoiada Brewer, Esn and R F. Woollett, Esq Honorary Sui-geong-W. H. Brewer, EMq) J. Christie, M.D., B. Davies, M.D., and O. H. Jennings, Eeqr Resident Medical Officer-W. Farr, Esq Secrebry- Vacant. ...

... The Reading Room, in Dock.street, which is supplied with the leading London and local papers, periodicals, &c., is open from eight a.m. to ten p.m. The Library is open daily from 11 to 12 a.m. and 3 to 4 p.m., and every evening, excepting Tuesdays and Satur- days, from 7 to 9 o'clock Honorary Secretaries—Mr C. J. Thomas and Mr E. J. Smith; Secretary-Mr Kdward Maynard TERMS OF MEMBERSHIP. ...

... CARDIFF. DROWNED.—A poor man, named Lorimsr, a vendor of newspapers, was crossing the bridge at Mellingriffitb, on Saturday night, last, when he fell over into the water, which was only a foot and a half deep. A man passing by beard the splash and instantly held out a large cravat for deceased to lay hold of, but he disappeared. The man in question then jumped in and brought deceased out of ...

... Stow, Whit Th.-Usk (149 F), April 20, cat, Trin M stat. Oct 29, stat, pigs, M bef Deo 25, ca:. GLAMORGANSHIRE.—Aberafm, April 30.-Aberdare (183 W S), April 1, 16, Nov 13, cat.-Aubrey Arms, near Cow bridge (168), 1 M in March, 2 in Ocl.- Bridgend (177 R) April 1, cat, Holy Tb, Nov 17 cat, horses.—Caerphilly (160) Th, gt mar last Th io Feb, April 4, 6, Trin Th, July 19, n ug 25, Oct 8, Nov 16, ...

... Why do Suing Ladies confess that Rilualistic Curates are a desirable speculation P Because they are pretty in vestments. ...

... PONTYFOOL. TOWN HALL.—SATURDAY. [Before the Rev. J. C. LLBWBLLW.] CHEAP LODGINGS.—A poor waif of society, named William Arnold, was charged with an act of vagrancy.- It appeared that Constable Humphries discovered defen- dant sleeping in an nsbpit at the Tin Workl, Pontymoile, at four o'clock this morning. He had applied to the watchman, at 11 p.m. on the night previoai, to admit him, when he ...