... MARRIAGE. On Thursday, the 10th inst., inconse- quence of the ceremony of matrimony being solemnized by the Rev. David Morgan, the respected vicar of the parish, between Mr. William. McA herser Sheratore and M iss Jane Samuel, youngest daughter of Mr. W llliam Samuel, of Llanbythery, this village exhibited a very gay appearance. The florists of the neighbourhood and others, out of lespect for ...

... SERIOUS CHARGE.-At Westminster Police-court, James Ellar, a discharged soldier, was charged with feloniously assaulting and ravishing Charlotte Arthur, the wife of a printer. For the defence it was alleged that the com- plainant had allowed defendant to kiss her before on the same day. She said, however, that he belonged to the same sect as she did, and when she went to see him he said that ...

... Rattazzi gave in his resignation and that of his col- leagues at one o'clock on Sunday morning. The King replied that he would communicate his reply during the course of Sunday, and when he did so he accepted the resignations. The Temps cherishes the hope that the position has really improved, and that the new Italian Ministry will be able to maintain a modification of the September Con- ...

... The twenty-three prisoners charged with the murder of Police-sergeant Bimt and the regent outrage in the Hyd^road have now been committed fbr trial. At the last sitting Mr. Roberts called several witnesses for the purpose of establishing an alibi in the case of the orisoner Boylan. John David Fullan, a boy of eleven, staged that Boylan was a teacher in St. Ali^tfa\ School, Every-street, and ...

... We have additional particulars respecting the escape of Garibaldi from Caprera. It was on the night of Wednes. day and Thursday last week that he left the island in his ,,caf,oe,' anVT c°nT*yed to the point of the island of Maddalena which touches Caprera at a point where the posta steamer from Leghorn calls. The night was dark, and all appeared to favour the projects of the General, £ til ...

... Cur fonhn Corrrsponkiii. We .let';1\ it right TO state that we .In ill ti11'e Willl our I had the pl-asure of seeing the Prince and Princess of W ales all their carriages were rattling along towalds Marlborough House on their way from Woolwich. A hanty fiance at them as they were parsing could tell one but little, but it was sufficient to confirm the good reports we have as to the health of ...

... Che annual meeting of this Board was held on Mon- •y evening, when there wtre present, Messrs. D. W. ones. Francis, Coleman, French, Bodington, Thomas, 'b Evans and Yoratb. The newly elected members, iessrs. Jones, Boddington and Job Evans, made the mal declaration. C ELECTION OF CHAIRMAN. The Clerk said the first business was the election of a ?airman.—Mr. D. W. JONES proposed and Mr. THOJIAS ...

... CARDIFF POLICE INTELLIGENCE. MONDAY. (Before the MAYOR, W. ALEXANDER, Esq., G. PHILLIPS, Esq., Lieut-Col. HILL, and Dr. PAINE.) OBTAINING COMBS UNDER FALSE PRETENCES. — A charge of this kind was preferred against David Mortimer, horse-clipper.—Mr. Jenkin Griffiths, saddler, said that on Tuesday last the prisoner came to his shop, asking for two combs for Dr. Evans, and adding that Mr. Evans's ...

... BOARD OF GUARDIANS.—Present, J. C. Nieholl, Esq., Rev. C. LI. Llewellyn, Messrs. n. N. Hooper, M. Williams, D. Llewellyn, J. Thomas (Cowbiidge), Rev. C. R. Knight, and R. Leyshon. Several letters were received and read respecting relief to out-door paupers. Mr. Robert Williams, of Penlline, sent to s-ay that he was prepared to support his mother, if Mr. Richard Rogers, uf Swan- sea, was ...

... festrd'Eh»L^CE'r~ne of tlle ^est qna'itiea is mani- readinei ...

... On Wednesday morning the mortal remains of the Right Hon. Horatio addington were deposited in Kensal Green Cemetery. The coffin was of polished oak, with gilt ornaments, and bore the following in. scription :—Horatio Waddington, born January 12, 1799. Died October 3, 1807, ...

... ci'orat LLANDAFF CATHEDRAL SERVICES. Oct. 27.—SUNDAY. Celebration of Holy Communion at 8 o'clock. Morning Prayer. Venite—143. Daily Psalms-H2. Te DemU-8 5. Benedictus—11, double. Introit Hymn 174. Kyrie—N;ires in F. Hymn—171. Afternoon service at half-past three. Daily Psalms- -147,1 IS. Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis Nares in F. Anthem- In Thee. 0 Lord, Wtddon. Hymn—161. Litany and Sermon at ...