... SATURDAY. MANSLAUGHTER AT YSTRADYIOPWO. Richard Watkins, aged 25, a collier, was charged with the manslaughter of Daniel Jones, on tin* 15th of August. He was also charged on the Coroner' warrant. Counsel for the prosecution, Mr. W. H. Michael far the prisoner, Mr. Bowen. Mr. W. H. Michael, having brit-fly and with much fairness stated the facts of the case, called Jenkin Williams, who deposed ...

... NOTICE. CAT T L E P LAG U E. COUNTY OF PEMBROKE (TO WIT.) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Justices of the Peace of this County in Quarter Sessions assem- bled, on the 9th day of March, 1867, being the local authority of the said County, have granted their licenses for holding of FAIRS for the Sale of Cattle on the days and at the places undermentioned, namely: At MAENCLOCHOG on Monday, the ...

... .IRHAGOLYGON HEDDWCH EWROI) Y MAE Rlawer o'r gwleidyddion mwyaf gwyb. odus a chraffus, y rhai sydd yn syiwi yu 'yf- fanwl ar arwyddion yr amserau, yn ofni y, vgu ysgydwir Ewrop cyn hir gan un o'r rhyl. go oedd mwyaf ofnadwy a welwyd erioed mew, trio unrhyw wlad. Yn wir, teimlir yn gyffred. iau inol fodi amryw o wledydd y Cyfandir vn s y gorwedd megys ar haenau llosgfynydd, ac 11 a wyddys pa ...

... Lord Carrington has announced his intention of paying, in three instalments, to his tenants, the entire amount of their losses from cattle-plague. His lordship has already paid the first instalment. THE ACCIDENT INSURANCE T OMPAKY, Limited, is formed, with a most respectable direction, tor the purpose ot continuing the accident portion of the business ot the late Accidental and Marine ...

... PETTY SESSIONS- WEDNESDAY. (Before G. WILLIAMS, Esq., and the Rev. D. WILLIAMS.) STEALTHO A COAT.—Idris Lloyd, collier, living at Pon- typridd, charged James Harrison and David Llewellyn with stealing a coat from him, valued 10s. The garment was taken about three months ago. The coat, on being pro- duced to the prosecutor, was reluctantly recognised as his. The qucsiaons put to prosecutor were ...

... NEW TREDEGAR. A new and elegant schoolroom has been erected at this place, with a master's house attached. Ii is to be opened in a few days. OwiDg to the want of a proper schoolroom, the children from Tir Phil have been obliged to walk daily to Rhymney, three miles off. ...

... YR ANWARIAD GWYN | ICHWEDL INDTAIDD. [ O PENNOD ?? i'r Frrwydr. Yrt oedd y diffyndy, nen y castell, a adnabyddid fel iE AnAdiffyflfa neu Gaerfa Beaufort ar y dechren, yn g adelad fawr gadarn dau uchder ilofft, yn yr bon yr oedd rifer mawr o ?? ffenestri, a dwy res o dyllau i saethu ergydion drwyddynt. S Hefyd, yr oedd deanaw neu Ugain a adeiladau Un d uchder, gyda thyllau i saethu yn y cefn ac ...

... IMPROVED COMMUNICATION BETWEEN MILFORD AND IRELAND. We are glad to learn that one of the objects respecting which public opinion has frequently been expressed, is on the eve of accomplishment. The improvemeot of the means of communication between the south of Ireland and the south of England, through Milford, must be beneficial to Waterfoid, and useful to the surrounding districts; and ...

... CARDIFF BOARD OF GUARDIANS. This body, on Saturday, was presided over by the Chairman, E. W. David, Esq.; besides whom there were present the Vice-Chairmen, the Rev. T. H. Jones and Mr. W. Alexander; Dr. Paine. Rev. V. Saulez, Rev. and Mr. W. Alexander; Dr. Paine. Rev. V. Saulez, Rev. J. W. Evans, :Mesers. Cory, Pride, J. Bird, Ainsley, French, T. Williams, Griffin, ...

... A second sporting match took place on Monday be- tween Mr. Gumbley's brown mare Lizzy and Mr. Potter's grey horse (which he won in a r file at Ponty- pridd about six weeks back and christened The Buck) on the Mynydd Gaer Mountain, over three quarters of a mile, which was decided by Mr. Gumbley's mare winn- ing as she liked. She was ridden by Mr. James Gnmbley, who deserves great credit for ...

... .it f8 Shyrme deposed that the defendant came oppo- t0_oer door, nnd began to shovel away some manure h f1! to her. She told the defendant to desist, out she continued to do so, and lifted the shovel over her head, and threatened to lay her down with it. She rested the shovel irom her hands, and hurled it a dis- ance off. The defendant again took up the shovel, _and imed a blow at her; but she ...

... The Trade and NavigationJAccounts for the 12 months ended the 31st of December last state the quantity of sugar used in brewing in England, in the year 1866, to be 145.437 cwt. Steps are about to be taken by a member of the family of Fanshawe of Dronfield, county Stafford, and of Parselowes, Essex, to obtain in his favour a revival of the Viscountcy of Fanshawe of Donomore. in the Irish ...