... TREDEGAR INTELLIGENCE. FORESTRY AT DUKESTOWN. The first anniversary of Court Foresters' Home, No. 4,110, was held at the Prince Llewellyn Inn on Monday, 28th October, when the catering of Mr. and Mrs. Rosser gave great satisfaction to the large number of members present. The geese, roast beef, and mutton, and the plum pudding were thoroughly enjoyed. The cloth having been removed P.C.R. Wall ...

... LOCAL TOPICS. One of those acts of gallantry which are occasionally per- formed, regardless of danger or praise, was rendered to an elderly woman on Tuesday week. One side of Mill-street has its rear washed by the Rhondda, an insignificant stream at most times, but somewhat dangerous and impetuous when it rises to the dimensions of a flood. There are pas- sages at certain intervals, running ...

... Orders for the Week ending November 9, 1867. ( Monday-Recruit Drill—8.30 p.m., Drill Hall. Wednesday—The Company will parade in Undress Uniform, at 8.30 p.m., at the Drill Hall, for Musketry Instruction. The Adjutant will be present, and will inspect the Company. „ Friday-Recruit Drill—8.30 p.m., Drill Hall. OFFICERS FOR THE WEEK: Lieut. James, Sergeant Richards, Corporal Evans. 809 ...

... WHEN illiberal politicians attempt to justify the here- sies involved, in their notions, by the forms of reasoning, they expose themselves fairly to criticism. If their friends claim for their views an exemption from every argumentative investigation, they thereby display a timidity, which indicates their want of faith in those views. They show that their only hope of succeeding in carrying ...

... YSTRAD GAS AND WATER COMPANY. fDissolution and Rc-incorporation of Ystrad Gas and Water Company, Limited. Regulation and increase of Capital Supply of Gas and Water ivithin certain parts of the Parish of Ystrady- fodicg, in the County of Glamorgan—New Works for supply of Gas and Water- Diver- sion and appropriation of Water-Purchase of Lands by compulsion or othei-icise-Potoer for public ...

... His Honour Judge FALCONER.) The u ami sitting of the court was held in the Temper- anco before -fudge Falconer, during last week. The number of new plaints was 506 adjourned plaints, 4S summonses after judgment, 19i adj.mraed ditto, 20 equity ca*es, 3 total number of cases, 769. The following is an epitome of the cases of public in- terest — THE EISTEDDFOD Y C'i'.MRY AND ITS CUEDITOUS. Peter ...

... SHAMEFUL INCIDENT OF THE BRADFORD ELECTION—An incident has come to our knowledge in connection with the election which cannot be too severely condemned by all right thinking men. An undertaker in the town, whose name is well known, is said to have made a bet on Tuesday morning that he would have a coffin made sufficiently large to hold Mr. Miall, and that he would have it ready and bring it ...

... For some time past an agitation has been carried on by the working menangst the bakers of Belfast,who are charged with monstrous imposition. Thesubject has been already freely discussed in the press, and the feeling of dissatisfaction which the labouring classes especially felt was largely shared in by their employers. Several owners of large establishments pledged themselves not to purchase ...

... Owing to an influx of advertisements at a late hour, the publication of an article upon Local Miners and Insurance against Life and Accidents, and several other matters, is postponed until next week. BOARD OF GUARDIANS. —The weekly meeting took place on Saturday last, G. T. Clark, Esq., in the chair. There were also present, The Rev. J. Griffith, Rev. G. F. C. Har- ris, Mcsssrs. R. H. Rhys, G ...

... MEETING OF SYMPATHY AT TEMPERANCE HALL. A meeting to express sympathy with and condolence fo the sufferers, and to organise a subscription the relict the widows aud orphans, ivas held on Wednesday night ai the Temperance Hall. Among those present were th ...

... B'R DISAPPOINTMENT. —On Monday last, large number of the ratepayers of this district, attended at the Police Station here according to the notices issued by the ssaessors, to appeal against any over-charges in the new assesment, but they were doomed to disappointment. After lingering about all day, they had to return home without having any redress. Although there are so many qualified ...

... Wednesday, October 28, 18G7. Mr. E. O. SPICKETT, Clerk. Mr. WILLIAMSON, Surveyor. The usual monthly meeting was held in the Board Room of the Workhouse. Present: W. Perkins, Esq. (Chairman), D. Davies, Cwm Messrs. Maddicks; Davies, Penrhiwfer; Reynolds; David J. Lewis; W. Evans; Davies, Gelliweon; and Lieut. Williams. TAFF BRIDGE. It was resolved that the resolutions passed at the last meeting ...