... MR. EYRE AND TRIALIBY JURY. There would probably be a great clamour raised if it Were proposed to try Air. Eyre with a jury composed of ex-governors, supposing twelve of them could be ob- tained and a greater clamour if it were suggested that it would be consistent with the spirit of the constitution if General Nelson and Lieutenant Brand should be arraigned before a jury of military men, or ...

... Sclina Salter, a headstrong young woman, was placed before Sir F. G. Moon and Alderman Besley, charged with breaking a pane of glass in the Smithfield Police Station. Seijeant Bn said about twelve on Monday night, he was in ihc police station when the window was broken. lie went or; -ide and saw the prisoner there, She said it was she who did it because she had money, and no home and nowhere ...

... THAT THE Royal Cardigan Division of Militia WILL assemble for Twenty Seven Days' Training and Exercise, at ABERYSTWITH, on THURSDAY, the 25th of APRIL, 1867, when all Volunteers belonging to the Regiment must report themselves at Head Quarters, at 12 o'clock noon, on that date. All Volunteers who have been enrolled since the 23rd of April, 1866, will be called up for preliminary instruction, ...

... Sir,-I have read with care the reports in the London daily papers for the last ten days of the proceedings in the House of Commons, but have not observed that Col. Crichton Stuart has asked any question'touching the recent appointment of Borough Magistrates. Can you tell me whether the Question has been put? and if not, why not? I am. Sir, your obedient servanf. SEXEX. [We cannot give our ...

... (From the Times correspondent.J WELLINGTON, Jan. 8. William Thompson is dead. He has been seriously ailing for the last six mouths, and fears were entertained during his visit to Wellington last August that he would not live to return to Waikato. During the past two months no hope has been entertained of his recovery by the medical men sent to attend him. He has been moved from one place to ...

... Easter Quarter Sessions, 1867. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the npxt General Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the said County will be held at the TOWN HALL, at the Town of SWANSEA, on TUESDAY, the 9th day of APRIL, 1867, at half-past Eleven of the clock in the forenoon. An Appeals and Traverses must be entered before the opening of the Court, and the several parties, thereto be prepared to ...

... In consequence of the report of the proceedings before the Committee of the House of Commons in the matter of the Rhymney Railway Bill having arrived at too late an hour for insertion in our first issue, we purpose publishing it in our second edition on Saturday. ...

... ljutttimj THE TREDEGAR HOUNDS. WILL MEET ON Wednesday, March 20th, at Castletown. At Hi o'clock. ...

... The half-yearly general meeting of the shareholders of this company was held Wednesday at the Great Western Hotel, Paddington Mr. A. Macgregor in the chair. The following is the Half-yearly Report of the Directors The Directors have to report that full effect has been given to the Act passed last Session for the amalgamation of the Llynvi Valley and the Ogmore Valley Rail- way Companies. At ...

... DEAR MR. EDITOR,—Couldn't we have a Flower Show in June, bright sunny June, instead of a Chrysanthemum Show in dreary November ? Just think of the roses and geraniums, and the new bonnets in June. We none of us care for Chrysenthemums, and a Flower Show in June would be so very nice. Do help us.—Yours most anxieusly, ARABELLA BUTTERFLY. ...

... (BY TELEGRAPH.) FOREIGN. Yienna, 14. The Porte has consented to evacuate Servian fortresses in consideration of a promise of the Great Powers that the Sovereignty of Turkey over Servia shall be maintained. St. Petersburg, 14th. A Petersburg journal publishes despatches from the Russian Government upon the Eastern question, dating from 1860 and ISGI, requesting the Great Powers to anticipate by ...

... CARDIFF, FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1867. LAST FRIDAY'S MEETING OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH. THE programme of the business before our local parliament on Friday was of a varied, in- teresting and piquant description. There was to be a consideration of the Collector's statements for the different parishes, a discussion as to the rating of the Taff Vale Railway Company, a decision to be come to on the ...