... UARDIFF. JAWI.nj.,e llAvl!'.- At t UAIUWITflY. ~ NON.MAINTENANC FA ?? the Cardill police- or court, onl Monday, Willicam James, bobbler, of Frsder-i'a- l stet a summoned by Mr. Wride for negleeticig to cl maintain his wifo, who has becomo ehargaibic to the ma union. This case was adjourned from Friday, iii COsO' qjiSCcCO of tli cs dfendantt not beinig ?? sa~id tic hea was perfectly wvillinig ...

... THE REV. J. JACKSON AND THE PARISHIONERS OF LEDBDURY. 'Shis gentleman, whose name has of late acquired great notoriety, visited Ledbury on Thursday last. For some a days previous It had been rumoured that the reverend h gentleman was about to pay a visit to one of the a parishioners, and when the fact was ascertained It was determined to have such a demonstration as should show him in what ...

... C- COBRESPOND TOTICES To COBRESPONDENTS. 0tha irderld en for o ,blpe5o ewoan bedsmand5s ½ ior ?? increaoed, we msnt request Corresponde ts to be so good as address us only on matters of grave len. portnce, and then as briefly as possible, AU reasonable enquirie will be answered as usual, but those who dig. regard the suggestion now made will barv tlemsolves to blame if no notice is taken of ...

... ?Wfid Attm hos- - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ a. ASTOR-ON-TRENT. cwt.; THE PARISH CHTJRCIO-kt a public meeting, beld in the joake School-room, the R1ev. J. E. Holden, rector, in the chair, it_ inoy was announced that the offertoty collection, which had been g nore re-introduced at morning prayer on Sundays, at the parish thf ?? Of church had realised the sum. of Hf.1 lbe, during te ten sand months' it ...

... Miss LYDIA THOZPSON'S Return to New York. Miss Lydia Thompson has just concluded her grand tour through the Western and Southern States, and the success that has attended herself and tr'ouape are almost unparalleled. In every city their appearance has created a positive. enthusiasm, amounting in many instances to a perfect ovation. The reception awarded to Miss 'Thompson, on her return to New ...

... Ta s will of Mr. Edward Stanley, of Cross Hall, Lancaster, and 14, Grosvenor Square, Middlesex, was proved in London, on the 20th ult, under £140,000 personalty, by the Earl of Dartrey, the testator's son-in-law, and Mr. Edward James Stsa- ley, his son, the joint acting executors. The tee- tator married, in 1819, Mary, daugbter of James, Earl of Lauderdale, and died the Srn of March last, aged ...

... i THE FRENCH PLEBISCITE, (BY UtRMAmSINE rLEGSaP.) (OX 01B SPECrAL COtRH1SIONDET.) LYONS, MAY 10, 10.45 i.s. The authorities here refuse to give any informa- tion as to the vote of the army of Lyons. It is considered probable that the Noes have ob- tained a majority. (stW10o701 E=TOm' AtfNsC.) PARIS. MAY 10, EvfttaN. The total result of the voting, exclusive of Algerial, is- '7,257,379 Ayes. ...

... I (moros NUTRa's kaoscry.) THE PLEBISCITE. PARIS, M3AY 11, 6.30 P.I. The following is the latest result of the Plebi-. bsite:-7,267,322ayes; 1,530,382 noes. A portion of the votes of the army and the whole of those 1 fromx Algeria are still wantng. The report publishedi by the .France of the colleotive. resignation of the Cabinet is denied. The Miistry will not be eompleted ulntil after the ...

... . THE UIVERSITY OF? LONDON. OPENING OF THE. NEW BUILDINGS. BY TEIS: QUEEN. The new buildings of. the University of Londot, in, Burlington-gardens were opened yesterday by the-Queen.. The ceremony was interesting from the character of the University, the site of the new buildings (once Burlington House), the trials .and tribulations through 'which thework was entered upon, and from the ...

... FRIDAY, May 13. The Synod resumed its siti at ten O clon ?? M)'lDowajll, Moderator. THE JAMAICA MISSION. The discussion on3 the memorial presented by the Presbytery of Hamilton in reference to the Jamaica mission was resumll1ed by Dr SoMEiiVnLE, the former Foreign Secretary. Dr Somerville ?? at some length the policy of the Mission Board from the charges made by the Presbytery of Hamilton, ...

... TlHE EARL OF DERBY. (rrm our a verpaol Conw a spnodentJ At the present moment, public attention and general gossip are pointedly directed towards the El arlof Derby, whose public proceedings and private affairs form prominent topics of conversation. For- tunately for his Lordship, his character, both public and private, presents no point at which even calumny can successfully level her ...

... SHEEP SHEAKINO. — At the Carmarthen shearing tn:\tch, open to South Wales, which took place at the Rattle market on Saturday last, we arc pleased to have the gratificat on announcing that the four first Mzes, riven by gentlemen connected with the Agri- cultural Society of that county, were carried off by four youn gentlemen connected with the town of Cowbride? The first prize was awarded to ...