... 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 ...

... O'rcd^iasfical The Grocers' Company have presented a donation of to the Curates' Augmentation Fund. WORCESTER CATHEDRAL.—The Rev. T. L. Claughton the new bishop of Rochester, has resigned his honorary canonry in Worcester Cathedral, and it has been conferred upon the Rev William Gover, M.A., of Corpus Christi College, Cam. bridge, principal of the Worcester, Lichfield, and Hereford Training ...

... It has been officially notified to the Fenian convict Doran that the sentence of death passed upon him for high treason has been commuted to penal servitude for life. The jury re- commended Doran to mercy, it will be recollected, on the ground that his connection with the conspiracy was compara- tively slender and recent when he took command of an armed party during the Dublin rising. No ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... Jntp^ial IJitiilnummt. HOUSE OF LORDS. MONDAY, MAT 13. The Earl of Derby announced the close of the Conference on the Luxemburg atfair, the íco::clu:;íon of a treaty betweeu tho Great Powers, and that the ratifications would be ex- changed within a month. The terms of the treaty are, that the duchy shall, for all future .time, be considered as neutral territory, acknowledge to be so by all the ...

... TUESDAY. In the House of Lords, the Earl of Shaftesbury moved the second reading of the Clerical Vestments Bill, the object of which was to apply a remedy to the evil of ritualism in the Church of England, but giving statutory effect to the usages which had subsisted ever since the Reformation, and taking as the basis of the bill the 58th canon. The Archbishop of Canterbury said the bishops ...

... f arliamtntitrj IttWltpnit. MONDAY. In the House of Lords, the Earl of Shaftesbury inquired whether the attention of the Government had been directed to a statement that some young ladies who had escaped from a Roman Catholic convent at Glossop, and found their way to Sheffield, had been sent back upon application to the police for shelter. The Earl of Derby replied that the facts hid not been ...

... gistrjct BRIDGEND. BOARD OF GUARDIANS—SATURDAY. There was an extraordinary gathering of guardians to-day, in consequence of a notice having been issued to each that two or three motions of importance would be brought forward. Among those present were J. C. Nieholl, Esq., chairman, Revs. C. R. Knight, J. Evans, and Parry Thomas, Messrs. R. Leyshon, W. Thomas, M. Thomas, Christopher Jenkins, J. ...

... 4;iiidijjj jlltipiitfi Jirtcltiricmic IMPORTS. MAY Ci-nunraiit, s-s, Corfc, Cork, sundries, E. C. Downing Roil1, uanes, Nantes, 88 tons iron ore, Rliymney i''011 Co JoiiU fieiiry, Lancaster, Barrow, 44D toils iron ore, Dovvlais Iron Co 1 lienib, Gloucester, Bristol, timber, Trayes & Co Mf.iia, Bristol, Bristol, sundries, Fry & Co Aravlo, Waieriord, Wateitord, 80 tons pitwood, Ilollyer and Co ...