... TH.,.E EXTEN$tVE IkOBBERY, AT $ i-OU-ETEMR. A sentenceof eighteen months'- imprisonmext pxised' by ini . the. Reccrder,' Mr:'2G'.;5:Whitmpic- at thel Gloucester . ,Quar ?? afternoon, tras the fini'ihing of D atroke'iiia'story', ?? as'cu'rbouds as any-fo be' fond 'in' a the records -f erinI We have already given ftheoxfacts.'fO ' Messia. Bruton-and-;Knowles,..well-known qaet;ioners at '1 i ...

... Oit Thursday, tbe annual meeting of the London branch £ of this society was held at the National School-house of St.. Peter's, Rogent-squir6, undei the presidency of the Ju Hon. and Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Tuam. x The Rev. TiiOMAS NOLAN, 3L.A., vicar of St. Pctcr's, WV read a brief report, which gave a somewhat diseourag. a, inc description ot the society's affairs, both funds amd m0 ...

... CAUTION To OWNERS OF DOGS.-The M!layor has caused to be issued the following notice :- On account of asspioion of canine madness, all persons are hereby directed It confine their dogs for the space of three calendar months; al-and if any person shall suffer any dog to be at large within o the borough during the time specified, every person so reoffending will be held liable for every offence ...

... LMR. HENRY RICHARD, M.P., AND THE WRONG4S OF WALES. (FROM THlE -. SATURDAY REVIEW.) We have heard over and over again from Conservative 0orators the argament that if Ireliud is discontented Wales L ought to he discontented also, Prid. it appears from a recfmt dcbate in the 'House of Commons that aag supl of 0 Wclsh grevances ha.9, been bronght- into the market, 'inn theyprovis tobecome a ...

... BOARD OF GUAPDIANS.-At the last meeting (the Rev. 1 Win. Allen, Bbsherston, chairman), Mr. T. Lewis, Norchard, proposeid that the application of Mr. wvig, their latc i relieving officer, should be entertained, in regard to his U superannuation. This was seconded lby Mr. E. Young, , IIabbertou.-Mr. N. A. Roch, Paskeston, proposed as Dn amendment that Mr. Twigg's application should not be ...

... C4 Selected members of the Frome Valley and the archers Li, of the Channel Clubs met on Friday last at the favourite ground at Alveston, the residence of Mrs. Young, for a s, grand match, together with individual competition for a d number of valuable prizes. The sky in the early morning bore alowering aspect, and the atmosphere was, for July, 6Y indifferently cold. Towards mid-day, however, ...

... S5ECOND EDITION. WnlSr}mN MuL OFFmCm 4 o'cloek A.X WrESTEEil KU1L OFFICT, 4 o'clockj A.M. (aRu'rE~ttS TELEGRAMIS.) AUSTRIA. VIENNA, JuTr 13, EVENINO. Po The ?? was distributed to-day. announ- eai - r tile eilulshers of the delegations besides ana tr; intriuinctory statement. It contains 48 docu- tri mat1 L:, priticipally relating to the newly-settled &ls jute 1btween T'urlkeyand Grecce; the ...

... LOUAL NOTES. to ie DECAY OF RADICALISM IN SOUTH WALES. C., While those who are politically interested are lond in is to their protestations that Liberalism is on the increase in sr s South Wales, it is significant to note the gradual decay M - of political orgauss devoted to Liberalism amd Dissent; and ' he in the very districts, too, wvhere those political and theologi- n rE. cal features are ...

... SANDRINGHAlvf. At Easter, 1868, the ohl house occupied by the Prince of Wales at Sandringham Park began to be improved off the AR face of the earth. It was a rambling old place, not very healthy, not very comfortable, but, as may easily be believed, M the Prince and Princess had aii affection for it, since it was has the first house they possessed of their owi. And, although ple I enlargsmeut ...

... . naT an ram d ihr- On Monday afternoon a boiler exploded on the premises Ing ph duced I 1; and of Mr. Hodgson, of the Benyon Mills, near the junction of were di m may Dewsbury-road with Meadow-lane, Leeds. The accident the phe emium was attended with a considerable destruction of property, Was OPI :atches but fortunately no lives were lost, and the injuries resulting ness of were few. At the ...

... BLA.CKWOOD. STEALING BooTS.-Timothy Crowley, a navvy employed on the railway works near the Rhymnney Inn, was charged on Wednesday with stealing a pair of boots from John Watkins, collier, Rhymney. Information was given to Police-sergeant Richards on Monday, immediately the boots were missed, nnd that officer found the prisoner at work with the boots on. The prisoner was committed for an trial ...

... The anceess of the French Atlantic cable may- Dow be taken as accomplished. The success ce the enterprise was secured when she reached the most southerly point of her course, below the beaks of Newfoundland, in 1400 fathoms, and steered up north-wept to where she can now chocse her own water in any depth from 5% to 1uG fathoms. The course laid down for her by Sir James Anderson, however, keeps ...