... SERIOUS COLLIERY ACCIDENT. Shortly after six o'clock on Tuesday morning con- siderable consternation was created on the top of the Strafford Main Colliery, from its being apparent that some accident had taken place at the bottom, from the frequently repeated signals from those at the bottom to be drawn up. Quickly through Barnsley, from which the pit is distant rather more than two miles, and ...

... THE ELECTION.—On Wednesday evening, the 25th ult., a meeting was held by Mr. Richard's friends, nt Moriiih (Independent) chapel. This being the first public meeting held by any of the political parties which have lately been formed in Aberdare and its neighhour- hpod, it was looked forward to with interest by many of the inhabitants. The chair; was taken by the Rev. M. Phillips, Aberaman, who ...

... LONDON CORN MARKET.—MONDAY. The was a good supply of foreign oats last week, but the other arrivals were moderate. There were no exports. The thow of samples of wheat on the Essex and Kentish stands this morning was moderate, with very little fine, part of which was wanted for seed, and sold at high rates. The best milling sorts, being scarce, were 2s. dearer; secondary fully Is dearer. There ...

... BANGOR WATER' SUPPLY. As all our readers are aware, the supply of water to the city of Bangor has been a subject which has led to much discussion and excited feeling for the past two years or so. The Water Company has been taunted with not giving a regular supply of water as they are required to do by their own act; whilst they on their parts maintain that owing to the great waste of water in ...

... : TAL Y SARNI iPIescr-dcth. Dydd WMWItt yr wythnos~ddiweddaf, ydoedd y dir. necd, pwyntialdigia.Giyfldiithasa Blcdieu'r Os5 a, Yn 11k n~d.:pdamaidogb Yr oeddywedi' ?? yri'ddew tpthi-ni 'ei lbiuln er's,tna dwy flyniedd, ad' o achso yr bediad yn :a~oiihd y ?? yr oedd o rhaid ei'&obi-iionii mtor f an ag'y cawsom r niewydd dsio'i; h oiad, ?? ar gyfer y daith. Y oedd Yipl`n ''llawn swydd ai. dmni, ...

... , AMERICA. NEW YORIC, 19th Sept. The new constitution has been adopted in Maryland by a Democratic majority of nearly 20,IJoO. General Hancock has arrived at Washington. General Sheridan is also expected there. The presidential party returned to Washington from Antietam yesterday. General Canby's administration of affairs in the second military district is reported to be highly popular. A ...

... BANGOR, SATURDAY, OUTOBER 5, 1867. The Cozert Joio'znv states that the Prince and Princess of Prussia will visit the Prince and Princess of Wales at Sandringlham about the middle of October, and on the Queen's return from Scotland the Prince and Princess of Prussia will pay a visit to the Queen at Windsor.-The Duke of Cambridge has returned to England from Germany. His Royal Highness went on ...

... SETTING FIRE TO A BARN AT A REFORMATORY.—In the month of February last, a barn attached to an institu- tion of the abovs description, situate about three miles from this town. at a place called Little Mill, was burnt down, and an inmate, named Davies, a lad about twelve years of age, was subsequently brought before the magis- trates to answer the charge of having set it on fire, hut owing to ...

... y MFENIAID. , : I I 'yd *dd iP~lWlitEDlV jV AEL EU i-DDAWWA'%YN RUNCO - vdd; .. *9 Bune.ornWy ?? .8 1;7 teddaf, dygwy ~ped*a4 TdW Id VAt miten, yta .d a gyhuddiwydl o ?? rion yn ?? ...

... EPISTOL' CYFFREDINOL ' YR ES60B, ION AT YR EGLWYSWYR. aYrAE yresgobion a gyfarfuant'yn ddiwedd. r. ar yn mhalas archesgobol Lambeth, wedi , anfou ilythyr anerchiadol at y ffyddloniaid: j sydd ' mewn cymmundeb a'r gangen Bryd- einig o'r ?? Gatholic. Y mae. hwn n yn ilythyr nodedig, a chan ei fod Wedi ei 1 r, ysgrj'f.enu gan ddynion mor urdd'asol, ac ari br | amgylchiad mor neillduol, y mae ...

... Professor Morley is abjut to edit anew edition of the Spectator. A project is set on foot to establish an amateur thea- tre in London. A choral festival was held the other day in the nave of Glasgow Cathedral. The Orhedra tells us that Mr. Henry Leslie is about to give weekly concerts during the winter. During making for the present year a total of 1,903. The rice crop of the states of South ...

... OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT. WITH the first clouds of October, the aspect of European politics seem also to become clouded. Events, like men, appeared to be taking a holiday during September, and foreign news of natural growth was so scarce, that in- telligence had to be manufactured for our newspapers by cunning scribes on their continental tours and, to do these individuals justice, their ...