... SATURBP4Y, NOI'2?UkfM B 2L,1 374. - - - ad.. A youzg man named HUILBEBT, employed I I by Mr. VAGl-AN, jeweller, of Newport, has been apprehended on a 'charge of stealing jewellery to the value of 1501., the property of his employer. The accused, it appears, was essisted ?? his aunt in a systematic course of robbery, extending over a long pericd. The aunt- is also in custody, and the case has ...

... h1ABBIUVON. I1}Ali,- .. V-- A large' and very important ineotinsw of tbhe rura deftnery of U1j4er Gro Neath was held at Aterayvoo ci Tiiursdiy. ufldlk tho ?? of the l'ev. John Gzillithsi rector of Neath and rural dean. ,Yabl and intereeting paper was read by e illv John Griffiths, vicr of Qf lnvion, on the I eforfn of Convocation. Tho rev. gentleman having firnt alluded to the great importiuco ...

... REFRESHMENTT-HOUSM KEEPERS AND THE LIORNSING aCT. On Tuesday evening & meeting of coffee and re- frecbrent house keepers was held at the Elephant and (Jaetle Theatre, Southwark, to agitate for the repeal of the 12th section of the Neow Licensing Act, which placce the trade under the same restrictions as the publicans with respect to the houes of closing. There wae only a thin attendance. In ...

... T'RAPS NOk VACIATIO1N TOUBIST 1I ?? .6i~ A r'f 1 10n I °0f f. Thursday of thiu death'o ?? snio stn r dents .f tht hiee. 'M PMARC'mikItle was 10 oing a Mo ' M af tereas bg t W~ew; Qua'y,: iii Coru iwall; weeja ne 'I 4$Y;b undmr' Wei' 'title, P' V TOUats, moof t.m a y lesdaj'gou4-g&'aynlsiutOms. :Xr. reanl ht **.at Iruet-iiioeumbea to the ,.attaok of OFtphdid II, Ionrcted in that place. He. l ...

... SWANSEAJTOWNCOUNMIL.O ?? Lt' _ isF` : The 'ordinar oitbly meeting of the Swansea 1 ?? Tovn Council was held at the G:ildhall on Wed- eir ?? ohfilip Rogers, - .b it et :w r . o- ,llipmbs 2hi°lips, ?? Jenkins, Thomnas Ford, and J ~W . ~H, Brovwn;- and Councillorsl .Ya hu ho i lexry, J. Iver Evanoc, M. moxhne Wit W mith, ito ' Jeies Rger, Thonas Dvies, .E. CAe ?? Thomas, n .W VDi 1 The police, ...

... THE EXEOUTION AT USE. Before these lines. are well before the . . public, JaMEs HENRY GIBBs will have paid aw the last penalty of the law for the murderof let his wife at St. Mellons. It is one of the th( *peculiar characteriatics of men like Grass Oh that they are utterly unable to understand me (WI the proportion of the crimes they have core- mitted. They envelop themselves in an at- t ...

... 7- .Ot as 0 ,o SUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1874. is. ?? IT he trial of OaptainUitQtnwnTon acbarge of havin obtineid a quantity o goods upon . false pretencea took place at xter, ye6te- day, before the Recorder. Aocording to the. evidence of ?? F. GBEN, the prosecutor. in the case, the defendant went to his ohop in August last' and -gave an order for goods for which he desired to have credit 'up to ...

... I RAILWAY INTELLIGENCET LONDON AND NOWTH WESTERN. pI d 1,180 The ordinary half.yearly general meeting of thin 06 company was hold or, Saturday afternoon at the fil ot I Iueton, Station, Mir 11, Moan, oharman. step The repost for the half -year stated that the not poi proceeds. were £1,200,441, and. tho diaposablO party. balanseewval £1,321,050, out of 'Whiehbit Wam roeom. Colli mended toi pay ...

... MONDAY. SEPT2DM~I~R,7,A1S I~l ng~UA1 licensing sotision~a now artpy .1 t~grat~ealhi mgl~..srlls ,tilbon^ ,I. , yr-' . ?? ?? . t.4 41su glens ?? ~o~ N~cCe3. At _he Sw1s; r jet I Setu1day, th w+ o1e ~i the lio~,p~a, moniahed a groat many piblicn agaiqnt whom convictions bad been .eeorded. In a tho 'course of the sitting tbioePBeedinB5 were - 3 diversified, by; a 'omewhat novel itteident, of An ...

... 1 ?? . . .0 - N~OTES IN: THIN SWANSEA. TO WS I I ~COTthCll. a. The very strong ma ster of councillors at yester- , W'eeg o ,the , Svre CorpomatIon Bug- -: gested some spedal- reason' for the gatherlng. fl s 'a not fr D 't seei sani Wau readily found >. Ii~ thefact that its the last meng before d - t; ~eeictks Rhn everyone, tries to be, on a h s best behaviour. The notorious Iclkeness e- o~~ ...

... ~, aX~: I ?~W f s OCANlONT PEROW. O1 ox invaT 1 - :-:tESTIVAL.. ?? | -, . . . .. . -1 - . 2.U e harvest festival at Canton on Thura- y gavoe tem. anioni PHnowsrs an op. pfor iunt ~oienlargwg -aupon wth&oial -valVie. of t iosn gatherings in. the Vhurh. Satting ?? the hiatouicai fact, which is somewhat stultifying as a parallel, thi «t~he devotional R t Fhbieffiis&d th~ecire f GAI,8s anid ...

... A FASTING (GIRL. 'The Ceimorn papfrs have for some months bee diacusaing tlo ckto of Louixe Latoza, the faating pill, who alsa 1cn ile dlared to poizeu miracailous gifts s. .umi,or ef tho Borman Catbollc newn. tao al A correrandent, writidg from Jena, givel be wing 11W la tdwinlatlou about her -Att the a notein #, ot ?? t naturaliats anti phyreilans ria riiently beldc h, J-(KlDau, Professor ...