... BURGLARY.—We understand that the house of Dr. Llewellyn, of this town, was entered, either on Friday night, or early on Thursday morning last, and several articles cf great value stolen therefrom. We trust the perpetrators will soon be detected and brought to justice, fearing the innocent may be accused. One or two rob- beries have, within these few months, been committed, but no one as yet ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... HARVEST THANKSGIVING.—On Friday last, according to annual custom, meetings were held in the parish church of Ealwysilan. Sermons were preached by the Revs. John Powell Jonts, rector of Llantrissant; J. Hopkins, curate of Beaufort; D. Morgans, curate of Pentyrch; J. Griffiths, Glyntaff; and A. Rowlands, Nantgarw. The sermons were very eloquent, and were listened to with marked attention. '— NEW ...

... The coal export trade continues in a highly satisfac- tory state, judging from the September returns. The exports from Cardiff last month were 184,514 tons of coal, 12,723 tons of iron, 5277 tons of patent fuel, and 1056 tons of coke. The shipment of coal coastwise in the same period was 70,899 tons. The returns for Sep- tember, 1866, wEre-151,720 tons coal, 9077 tons iron, 3639 tons patent ...

... FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT AT THE COLLEGE GREEN H>.TEL. -On Tuesday morning a fatal accident occurred at the College Green Hotel, Bristol, now building. The premi- ses are in a very forward state, and about eleven o'clock, as three men, named Thomas Naish (39 years of age, of Whitehall, Saint George's), Francis Shortman (of Hanham), and Frederick Cotter (of Conduit-place, Saint Paul's), were placing a ...

... THE NEW DOCKS AT LLANELLY.—We hear that there is every prospect of these docks being shortly commenced. ACCIDENT.-On Friday John Dillon, an Irishman, while on his way as a passenger from Liverpool to Cardiff by the barque Catherina, fell from the deck into the hold, injuring his skull to no inconsiderable extent. THE BOUNDARY COMMISSIONERS AT BRISTOL.—On Friday the Boundary Commissioners sat ...

... Open every Saturday from 10 till 2; and on Saturday and Mon- day Evenings, from Seven till half-past Eight. The gentlemen to be in attendance are—on Saturday, George Bird and Mr. Harvey on Saturday Evening, Mr. Pride on Monday Evening, Rev. V. Saulez. ...

... DUNVILLE & Co., Belfast, are the largest holders ot Whisky in the world.—[ 1.dvt. 2186.] The washerwomen of Rouen have struck work to better themselves. They get If. 25c. (Is.) and a glass of brandy (la gnutte) per day; they want 2f., a glass of brandy, and a cup of coffee, and insist that no other starch be used in their laundries but the Grlenfield.—French Paper. J_AD\T.] GALVANISM ...