... FIRST MEETING IN PENYDARREN. On Monday evening Mr. Richard commenced another series of meetings in the borough, the first of which took place at Horeb Chapel, Penydarren. The whole of the houses in Penydarren with but few exceptions were illumi- nated very brilliantly, and the utmost enthusiasm pervaded the masses of people that lined the roads. At Portinorlais Mr. Richard was met by a number ...

... ACCIDENT TO THE PRINCE OF WALES.—The Prince of Wales met with a slight accident while hunting at Compiege on Friday. A wounded stag charged his horse, which was knocked over ano justgrazed the Prince's knee. His Royal Highness suffered 80 little that he joined the Imperial party at dinner. ACCOUCHEMENT OF THE PRINCESS OF HESSE — Princess Louis of Hesse (Princess Alice) was confined at ...

... OUTBREAK OF CHOLERA IN PERSIA.—Intelligence received at St. Petersburg from Persia announces that cholera has broken out at Astrabad. THE PRESS.—Notwithstanding the trouble and annov- ance some of the leading metropolitan newspapers have undergone through the proceedings of Mr. liigby Wason, the press generally ought to feel very much obliged to him. His action, Wason v. Walter, has raised ...

... MADE BY THE LIBERAL COMMITTEE. On the morning of the nomination at Cardiff large posterswere affixed to the walls about the town, an- nouncing that a summons hail been granted by the Llandaff Magistrates against Mr. John Evanp, farmer, of Pengani. for bribery and intimidation. For the parti- culars respecting the charge persons were invited to purchase a copy of the Radical weekly paper. The j ...

... STONE THROWING, &c., DURING THE ELECTION. At the Police Court on Wednesday, before R. O. Jones, Esq., Lieut.-Col. Hill, and Alderman Alexander, several persons were charged with stone throwing and disorderly conduct during Tuesday. Matthew Smith, a labourer, was charged with throwing a stone through the window of a Hansom cab in Bute-street. Police-constable Price and Inspector Ball (Swansea ...

... METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.-OCT. PENTYRCH. LiHtnd* 61°31W. Longitude 3°15'W Height, of receiver f Above ground 1ft. lin. uf mill gauge. ( Above sea level 100?t. i. H Thermometer S 1~ Oatc, fi|! 1!' 4.1 IffL §8* 9*M- llliM^Mmi- ^;ll21.l!5 g mum. mum. c — c —' —• 1st 298) 57 4. E.S. E 7 79 Ó 2nd 3i.-19 i 57 4l E. 3 66 — 3rd 29 97 56 42 E.M.K. 2 72 — 5 4ih 23 S3 56 Ho S. 1 hd 0-01 oth 30-13 61 S ...

... OUR CONSERVATIVE GOVERNMENT. [From The, ( Liberal) Times of Friday.] In expressing a hope that by the action of the Commission all questions in dispute, both small and great, between the two countries (England and America) will be brought to an end, we must take the opportunity to congratulate the British Foreign Secretary on the conspicuous success which he has achieved. With respect to the ...

... MH. GLADSTONE THE CHAMPION OF POPERY IN ENGLAND. A Protestant sends the following to the Ieock I believe it is not generally known amongst the Protestants of the United Kingdom, inasmuch as very few in Lanca- shire know, that the late Mr. Blundell, of Ince, near Wigan, Lancashire, bequeathed, a few years since, the large sum of £ 200,000 for promoting the spread of Romish doctrines and dogmas ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE GUARDIAN. SIR,—Mr. Tilly's letter in your contemporary the Daily Leader would surprise me, only that I know the shameless manner in which Liberation Society advo- cates can reiterate untruths. It appears that when Mr. Bardsley and myself are present, he can keep out of our reach, but can be very bold when we are at a distance. When at Cardiff, the united testimony ot all ...

... Complaints having reached us that a difficulty is some- times experienced, in the outlying districts, in pro- curing copies of THE CARDIFF AND MERTHYR GUARDIAN, we beg to inform our friends and the public generally, that copies of the paper can be had punctually direct from the Office on the following terms Unstamped copies, 2s. 2d. per quarter, or 8s. 8d. per annum Stamped „ 3s. 3d. „ 138.0d. ...

... NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the TOLLS JLL arising at the several TOLL GATES in the County of GLAMORGAN, hereinafter specified, which produced at the last Letting the sums opposite the respective Lots, will be LET by AUCTION, from the 31st day of December, 18GS, to the 31st dav of December, 1869, to the highest Bidder, at the TOWN HALL, Cardiff, in the County of Glamorgan on Tuesday, 1st ...

... Till: BUTE.—This gentleman paid a visit to the place i-n Friday l.v-t He inspected the machinery in the works, ;,nd expressed himself very pleased in the mode in which they were iroitig on. EARTHQUAKE.—The inhabitants of this place were thrown into a little amazement on Friday night ..bout II u'dock, by the shock of an earthquake S-vae people were mr.ch frightened oy the noise: but the shock ...