... SWANSEA. STEALING COPPER.—John Joyce, marine-store dealr. Daviee, conducted the prosicu- tion. The ...

... esting and valuable letter on the Abyssinian l its special correspondent, appears in the he latest information from this source of November. On the 3rd of October nandel, accompanied by the Euphrates, isley Bay. Having passed the reefs which guard the entrance to the bay, 1fe and good anchorage close to the night after the arrival of the Coro- s, vessels carrying the pioneer brigade •red the ...

... LLANCARV AN. MISSIONARY MEETiNG.~On Tuesday evening last the Wesley an methodists at this p]aCe held their annua! missionary meeting, which was attended by a large and respectable audience. The Rev. Mr. Jones, of Cow bridge, opened the meeting by offering an earnest and appropriate prayer, after which Mr. Griffiths, Llan carvan, was elected to the chair. Having aadre^ed the meeting in a ...

... The Science and Art Department aided teachers to visit the Paris Exhibition, and offered prizes to induce them to furnish reports such as would be useful to the classes taught by those teachers. The following is one of those repoits :— Paris Exhibition What different ideas these words originate! Machinery, manufactures, curiosities, paintings, &c., appear in different minds as if by magic. The ...

... THE lRox AND COAL TRADES.—A notice for reduc- tion of wages has been issued at the Iron works of this district, and will come into operation in a month. This step has been expected from the very depressed state of the Iron trade; and also from the lact 01 the Ironmasters in the North of England having issued a similar notice. We trust, for the sake of the working men, that a cor- responding ...

... TUESDAY.— {Before J. C. Fowler and R. H. Rhys, Esqrs. ASSAULTING THE POLICE. Thomas Jones, a platelayer, was charged with assaulting P.C. Morgan while in the execution of his duty on the 23rd. —P.C. Morgan deposed that yesterday morning about 11 o'clock lie was called to Mr. Lindsey's spirit vaults to turn prisoner out. He got him outside, and prisoner then wanted him to fight. He told him to ...

... Lord Teynham has entirely withdrawn from all con- nection with the Reform League. A residence has been prepared at Osaka for the British minister. An hotel is in preparation for foreigners at xeaao. A decree of the Portuguese government abolishes tho duties on cereals imported into Portugal until tho end of June, 1863. The Committee of the People's Hall, Stalybridge, have refused the use of ...

... The Council of the Royal Horticultural Society have just completed their arrangements for next vear, and, following on the success that attended their first pro- vincial show at Bury St. Edmunds in July last. have resolved to hold a grand summer exhibition next year at Leicester, in July, in conjunction with the show' of the Royal Agricultural Society. The exhibitions to be held at the gardens ...

... SERIOUS OUTBREAK OF COLLIERS AT EIRW. NEAR COEDCAE PIT. AN AHMED BODY OF POLICE SENT UP. On Tuesday night the r-eactful hamlet of Eirw Ucha, in the Rhondda Valley, was invaded by a gang of men, who proceeded to demolish the panes and sashes of the windows in the cottages at this place. It should be re- marked that the Coedcae pit is woiked by Cornish miners who had been engaged by the ...

... MERTHyB, Board gf GUAEDIANS.-s-A* the weekly meeting 0f tLe Hoard on Saturday last, a long discussion took plaes re. lative to the salary and security of the new collector. The present collector, who is about leaving, receives £ 280, but under the new Eeferm Act, the work Will be greatly increased, and it was suggested that the salarv and the amount of the surety to be entered into should be ...

... The Hull that Mr. Jacob Bright, after taking his scat on Friday night, had a long talk with Mr. Ernest Jones, win, warmly congratulated the new member on his election. Mr. Thomas De Me: chin, who dates from the Temple, nas issued an address to the electors of Marylebone. soli- c ting t!eir suffrages on the ground that if returned to the new Parliament lie will be a steadfast supporter of Mr. ...

... Slarkets. LONDON CORN MARKET.—MONDAY. We had large arrivals of foreign wheat, oats, barley, peas, and flour last week. The show of samples of wheat this morning from Kent and Essex was short, and the general condition very bad. The few lots that were dry and fine went off quietly at previous rates the rest were neglected The immense arrival of foreign and the mild weather in- fluenced the ...