... RHYMNEY. r Jerusalem Chapel, Rhyrnney, has been duly registered for the solemnisation of marriages therein. ...

... For several years an old mansion called Penllwyn- mawr, the property of the Llanarth family, has been used as a chapel for the Roman Catholics, and lately some Sisters of Mercy have taken up their abode here, and we have heard that several more are coming. These ladies are very active. They visit the sick and needy, and they are to be seen as early as six o'clock in the morning on some errand ...

... fdttr to THE TAFF VALE FIREMEN. SIR,—In your impression of the 18th inst, you were pleased to set in ciroulat.on a report relative to the Drivers and Firemen on the Titif VIlla Railway, to say the least of which is that it is uutiue from beginning to end, find we should be very glad to know your authority tlr such a fabrication, for wo are pleased to look back from the com- menccmsnt of the ...

... The disputes between employers and workmen in America are assuming quite as serious an importance as they presented in England and France. In the City article of the Times, thera are some observations sum- ming up the latest news on the subject which has reached this country. lhe trouble seems to be greater with the cotton and iron workers than any other class. In the New England mills the ...

... LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET.—MONDAY. The supply of cattle was less than on Monday last, but that of sheep larger, with a slow sale of both, without much change in prices. ...

... On Friday, at the Westminster police-court, Si Fulke Southwell Greville-Nugent, M.P., for LooS j' 11 accompanied by his solicitor, Mr. Charles Joho. v ham, applied to Mr. Selfe for a warrant against h#, Ntv, Robert Southwell Grieville-Nugent, for sending tig' threatening to shoot him. The application mediately granted, and the warrant placed So« hands of Davis, one of the summoning officers ...

... f arliamntBrs InttHigenxe. MONDAY. The House of Commons assembled this afternoon- j Gladstone was not present in the House during the eveP, Mr. Laing bave notice that in committee on the Refori^j he would move amendments to provide that boroughs population of less than 10,000 at the last census, ShOIJI return more than one member; that a third member be gi*en to boroughs now returning two ...

... GAS COMPANY.—A public meeting of the shareholders of the above company was held at the Town-hall, Llan- trisant, on Friday evening, when the following gentle- men were chosen as directors :—Messrs. W. Prichard, T. Evans, J. Lewis, M. T. Jones, R. Cooke, R. Evans, and D. Evans. Application has been made for plans, and specifications for the works, and there is every pro- bability that it will ...

... THE PRINCE OF WALES THEATRE.—The company con- nected with tbis theatre, which was partially burnt on its transit from Bridgend to this place a few days since, has been performing some popular dramas during the week, which have been well attended. ...

... MAESTEG. AMUSEMENTS.—This town has recently had no lack of entertainments, having been visited, successively within the last few weeks bv Whitworth's American Christy Minstrels, Harvey and Hayes's United Circus, and the Prince of Wales's Theatre, conducted by Warren and Manges. The latter is now giving nightly perfor- mances to large audiences, to their entire satisfaction, Shakspere's play of ...

... 6.V CHRISTENING HYMNS. 8* I {1 stwi;ng of the son of Prince Christian and tlio >01 the f ua' Pn 1 U'-sd ay, at the commencement of the 30 epJ °N°wing hymn, composed by his Royal High- k» nee Consort, was snn :— -J& n_lifeB gay mora, ere sprightly youth jilt vice and folly is enslaved, ggfi w ^y thy Maker's glorious laiuo aW e 011 thy infant mind engraved. Tv*^ no sh.'tdes of sorrow cloud « ...

... st°D8, exclaims the Spectator, would only nIt is a quality to be economised 0Wasting it, till m-,n of the world, who ki. Itl,,t rather than reason what is important •S ^9 scarcely know how to follow him. Mr. Uj4is luite right in disliking the Reform Bill; t too much fuss about details, throws too $^ tliAS'e,ess *Qt0 ^is denunciation of evils inhe- S i His ^r*nc«ple of the proposal, and not in ...