... | OARIMART-JEN BOARD OF GUARDIANS. - - L At the fortnightlh meeting, hold on Saturday, the chair. a man, Mr. .J L. Philipps, presided. The attendance of r guardlisns was numerous, The Master's journal stated that the numiser of inmates in the houee at the close of the last fortnight was 99. In the first week of the present fortnight 4 were admitted b and 9 discharged, leaving 84, against 91 in ...

... At the county policc.court, on Saturday, Edwin WiU l fiamns, au apprentice to Mr. Nugent Wells, of this town was charged with furiously riding a bicycle on the Cardiff- road, and thereby Veriously injuring a valuablo epony be- c longing to Admiral Foote, on the 18th of April last. Mr. Robert Grahamn, solicitor, appeared for the defendaut. f From the evidence of Charles Vaughan, it was shown ...

... WILLS AND BEQEnSTS. The will of the MBost Bon. George HEoratio, Marquisi of Cholmondeley, P.C., of Cholmondeley Castle, Nantwioih; Houghton-hall, Nbrfolk' and 12, Carlton-houseoterraeo,: was proved in her MDaJeity's Court of Probate, oni the 21st ult.,-by his brother, nbw the Most 'Hon. Williini Henry Pugh, MBarquis of Cholmnoldeley; Sir Walter 'IMockliff Farquhar, and Mr. Hugh Horatio Seymour ...

... ~~ -- -l 'D lit ZIlfl I .fVi' A NEW WAY OF (Ei1ING J£EER DtnlNr I'iOUeIIaTD IOiRn. -Ibhe diligence of the police in enforcing the lhV as regards pub: - lie loieies 'hns lel to a now way on the part of tho thirsty ones of Jor ?? beer wsheln the pulhlic-homn i:: closed. A workman buys 2 a ?? cask, aid retails it to his neiirhbours ol Situ lay got momimu:,s and other ProbIil)ited hbers. A puddler ...

... L&TErhiSTlJ IN TELLIGENCE | (REUTo5IR'S TELE.11RADIS,) FRANCE. IPAelSs, JUNE 25.-With reference to the petitiotl Of thle Crleoans Princes, it is stated that tho Govermellout:Will drelare to thr Comulitteo of the Chambers its earnest desire to obliterate all traces of political discord, and to repuoyo thl oxceptionul eisnitures resulting therefrom, but tlmt it does not consider the proper ...

... RHYMNEY RALWAY, Tho ordinary half-yearlyi meeting of shareholders in the above company was hold yesterday, at Wood's -Hotel, Furnival's Inn, Londoni Mr. John Boyle in the chair. Nil. SHAND, the secretary, read the report, which stated that the traffic for the half-year had been slightly in excess of that for the same period of 1869; the total receipts beine £33,310 O,, as against £3S3,182 lSs. ...

... tit Wotan Ea* FRIDAYS OCTOBER 11 1870. ?? .. .. . 11 - - -1T M. GAYnETTA, Minister of the Interior and Minister of War, has assumed the presidency of 'T rhmv isleadership is re- mliinister oi0 r, i U2 5itn ottma Rae the Government at Tours. His leadership is re-the cognised by MMI. CatNaIEux and GLIis-BIZOIN. rid GARIBALDI, who has been appointed a general of soE division in the French army, ...

... . rnrhl Patio Q-i,- I hion f IsCEsc.S-Tbe forteigltly Petty Sessions woroe hld yesterdny, eft o; the following nulgistrottes bello on the ?? Gould, Are Captain lVemyso, and Mr . H. U Jamee. Mr. Wlathey, address- log aRU itig the magistrates, reminded them that at the last meoting an mi *r, aplilicatiell Was niadi for a ?? licence in tho case of rep oro Timothy Mfooro. of the Joio.rlalCollis' ...

... MANSLAUGIITER AT TREDEGAI. al The magisterial investigation into the charge of man- to Slaughter precferred against Johnltoberts and David Jones, ty ole nil Ellen Jones, Wife of the letter, andi who were kr conisitted for trial on thea coroner's warrant for tile man- slaughter of Edward Jones, at Tredegar, on the 3rd Sep. tid feather, wafs opened at Blackwood before Mr. J. G. James, ins ...

... - - A I Sunoot CExTIF'ICATEMV5 -Weedward (Miss Uprigt I lets teacher of th irsat ?? ?? eer jug-tret, o th 2th of September received. her cortili- h cats from the Counciletfi ce. 11cr certificate hats been rv ranche from the first division of the second degree of merit Riel to ithe second division of the first degree. The certificate ster beers theo followiting report hYMr. J. Bowevteadl, her ...

... THE FIFTH OF NOVEM KBER AT SWANsS ,A. COLLISION BETWEEN THE IPOPLE AND TEE POLICE. At thle Swansea police-court, yeste'dayy. before the Malyor (Mr. J. J. Jenkins), Alr. Sydrey Hall, sald Mr. C. T. Wilson, several inforasatioen were dis. posed of, arising out of arrests maile by the police ou Saturday night in reference to the 5th ot' Novemb2r disturbances, which bid fair to become a local ...

... I rrHE £ASTERN QUESTION. ?? REPLY OF RUSSIA. '.bc B11w of ast night say - ebloci inotpiosb that the reply'of Prince Gortschakoff inhdespittch of Lord Granville can arrivc in t to tV ep~~ tjis country before Friday or Saturday next, or t that Mr. Odo Russell, who will probably return ] ns he went, vi, Sedan, can be reasonably ex 'ected in London at an earlier time, In onentioniuig Friday or ...