... TEE papers a day or two ago reported the arrival of Sir aegr Roger Tichbourne from Auatralia under romantic circum- oft stainces. Tire following version of the romance is from the and Pall Mall G azette -.-~ In the year 18531, Roger Charlese Tieb~bourne, eldest eon of Sir waK James Francia Doughty Tichbourne, of Tichbourne Perk, Alres-Se ford, Hlaute, left England to visit South. America ; ...

... - GIyZ Flynsyddol a the Parti Y Gym deithais EZts- engar a. Ltenyddol.-llvdd Sa~dwrQ, y 5ed eyfisol, oyn. ilAiwY4 cywhwyi fiynyddol y G'ymdeithas uzield, ,±aan yrhofl ydywrboddi gwledd idlodion gweddw- on yr araisl, so oddeutn 103. yn flynyddol i bab un , bonynt fel Caleng. Gwreir v swm nebhod i fyny dtwy danyegrifiadau ObyniddA aelodan y Gyoodeithas, ys gjstal a'r ennillion a dde!iia Oddi ...

... PONTYPRIDD BOARD OF GUARDIANS. The attendance at the board on Wednesday, was 00 large, Mr. Penn in the chair. The following gentlelem were present:—Messrs. Mnddicks, J. Lewis, D. (Gelliwion), W. Evans, J. Richards, R. Jenkins, E. Evaf* T. Williams (Lan), Edmund Thomas, D. Jenkins, rj Morgan, Evan Thomas, and Revs. D. W. Williams, D. T. Davies. It appeared, from the master's journal, that ...

... SATURDAY.—(Before Aldevrmn Piide and W. B. V> atkins, Esq.) DESKRTISG- PROM A Snip.-T-.ro odnrs were charged wi: ii having deserted from the ship Eioise. James Evans, from the shipping office, proved that they signed articles to join the ship at Briton Ferry, and the shipping master saw them off by the railway station for Briton terry. On Friday they were seen in Cardiff again. They were ...

... I THE LAW OF CONTW4CT BETWEEN AASTEEM I AND: WORKMN. Last evening, at the meeting of the Law Amend- inent Society, Mr. 4. ED'G read a paper on the law as regards contracts of service between wasters and servants. He said he proposed to state succinctly the existing law upon the subject, to consider the grounds upon which it is supported, and the objections to which it appears to be liable, and ...

... Now that the latef gales, which have cauised c such havoc amnourg our shippong, have nearly expend dA themselves, it may be desirable to recapitulate the ser- a vices rendered to sh~pwrecked crews by the lifeboats of the National Lifeboat Institution. The Lianelly lifeboat 4 saved 8 men frorn the brigantine Seraphinc of Dunkirk, c and 6 men fror t're lugger Espoir, of Nantes. The n Tynesnouth ...

... i TE IDIACHINA -ANi) AUSTRALIAN T|E I.:IA, MAILS. . * ¢ .. . . I ?? I ! ..!~~~smRiVTB'S EXPRESS.) - SOUTHAMPTON, JAN. 18. The Peninsular and( Oriental Company's steam- ship Delta, Captain Kellock, with the heavy portion of the abovemails, arrived this afternoon. She brings 40 pas- sengers; 17 packages of specie, value hot, stated; also 289 chests of oranges, 21 boxes of peel, 48paekagesof ...

... -mFAN .i1 PRBIS, ' DAY ~VEM. The political jlircles are still occpied with the Eaitein question,'and appear to believe thatit'ill produce'a crisis in European politics-perhaps even, ,th,-year, noitwith- esadingthe desireof all the great. Reweirsto postpone one as long as possible. The news that the UlnitedStates have sent a secret miision to Mexic s also directing. ;'attenton. A Though the ...

... L Tg~a .tALT4* O fl~hJR OFDB.PUTIES The follobing is th reply of the Deputies to the speeclrq the t , u ?? sunm of which was supplied bytelegraph SInW-WhVpie your ?? ay endedat ie throne Italy, having wearied advereityi aa she once sub. jdgated fortune, looked for herself in vain amongst her scattered meinibers. You .encoiiraged her to hope ; you enibled her to resnme, with constancy and pru. ...

... | SICX AND INDIGRNT FO0XE'RPERW I ?? . ! The assnual meeting of this society was held at two o'clock yesterdeay in the B3oard-room of their Gousse, PAldeetr ?? r. Dr.uprton,Mr the Rev. Mr heian , .; the Re tonr&.Iri,0.;Dr arlT .;M.3Nrod Onthe e.mr.ion arof l the Vr Rev.. Dr . O'reillyhe O.SF.Cr wa Mr.enb thme Hughes Mr.A eron, Mr ,. ?? Bees Lordship, on taking the chair, ?? very Fined to takce ...

... roR LICENSED VICTUALLERS. Titlepage soldmostlybe fouend intetrestineg to Licensed Vtctvtal- ler's, and the operations of the UNITED TowNs' Associ.TAioN AND LiCt~,msrD VICTrjAntLcn' DEieNCE LEAGUE are Pelt- dished unde~r their Own snperildtderlnce. 'United Townis' Association and National Licensed Vicituallers' Defence League. A Special Mfeeting of the Committee of this League was held on ...

... HIGJH WATER AT BELFAST-TIrs DAY. | Morning, 7h. 50m. I Evening, Sh. 24rm. I Irl Df ?? elfil5t TMID,511 cittr. (ESTABLISHED ANNTO 1737.) BELFAST: THURSDAY, JAN. 17, 1867. N another colunin we print aiditional details relative to the shocking accident on the Orna'- mental Water in Regent's Park. The Globs of Tuesday evening, in its description of the painful scene, says that scarcely any of ...