... 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 ...

... 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~~ ...

... PAISLEY has erected a statue to Wilson, the ornithologist. AN ACCOMPLISHED LINGUIST has just died at Munich-the Abbe Richter, who could speak nearly eighty languages. DION BOUCICAULT has written a new Irish drama. It is to be produced this winter at Wallack's Theatre, New York. ONE PENNY is to be charged for admission to the International Exhibition on and after next Monday (Wednesdays ...

... AND JOURNAL. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1S74. His Royal Highness the Prince of the ASTU 1-AS has taken up his residence at Sandhurst, and will commence his mpilitary studies at once. The latest bulletins from Buckisiihain. Palace state that her Royal and Imperial Highness the Duchess of LDINBURGH, together with the infant Prince, are doing -well. The charge against SASI7rEL GtvnxEY FRY, GmO. ...

... | X . Atry NIGHT's 0 r;a 4 - (TO SUnEgDB;I3 AT TUB 1OXD39 CouaRT.: ?? CouxANIrS,3.&are Warrendc-road, 'HoUo~way bider, NoV.JS, at 11 - (TrO SUnnrfxDIM ATTlRcIRlflvSPROT!VO DwiTRIcrcovaT8,) i l'i BAiUnE, flAnaUliZT'CoANDRE S0uthtoWi, SufBolk, NOV. 10, at 12. 11UBN, Qraooeer, Leeds, hotel oocor, Nov. itll. ii.' FEzATHRILRTON Joir, Mansfile, Xottidnsamsire, grooer NXqv. 3,atl: 2, QAXAQU Z¢ODA' ...

... I . N.AVAL,.N TIARY.'I .ThMeAl06oioon i4tee, .pobittod fbli 't Y uiinauics eexn bo. mau 0et;09nt fit teE art of the Mioier ?? hot-nir baoI *l ch was adi- dontallvtorn and . disabe4 ?? e lab qso m ,$iito lbsen tho matter hasabeon delaodabyceomeum- euBilty' ',fit~i ttsttdt to bepae.t rib lht, Xnoe# eattiefotorlly. qRdgqted, owdytoabaqgeo.cadiowllsoot MddrZ * nImbe, and I weie jrsent' tdt , ...

... . . . . .r I. - r . _I A tl ~ari less lies I of lrog the ha- Md. of uige gh- Iui- this )ect 6th, en- ued rate lass nou- loin )lice ?? lay. red. lamn iud- seon was Lek- nts, the iart, Lest, Iay had t he I to ?? the tute 3ing urer 3ub- wits, tary ele- em- Com- Om- of Ices, then :mm- rely, S or Ibet that stale pood [lave 1Is to ex- iseil. t do dent mr of y ol kura- well aind 1nira Icug, hfire; ...

... [LATEST TELEGAj SOUTH WALES IRON AND COAL TRAJg CARDIFF, FRIDAY.-The determination of t Wnles ironmasters, at a meeting in Lendo,,On Th Oturs to make a further reduction of 10 per cent in th ursdas ironworkers, to come into effect at the end of , V ages i thrown the iron trade into a condition of till mouth% lia til greater nu certainty. The works were all in steady Operatieo U tbought that ...

... .Llys yr Uatus2iak.-Bb amryw iho'sio AiIy yi cael eu trafod yr y Ilys hwn ddydd Mi'i4h. Cafodd amryw en dirwyo i symiau yn awrywio o ?? i fyny i 4uum atwllt, a'r eostau, &e,, &m feddwi, herwhela,- afreoedidd-dria, i&~d, rhvv'do pysgod yn anghyfreithlaw.p, 8;. 3Pibwyp.oedd .y rhaq fwyf o hopnynt. Y matir pwvysioaf efu o ?? lf ce acidfs pyagota iiigxyfriAhf6 A i. D yd 6oJdn Cobbrin, Hukh Johes ...

... . - 8GROVOWMIBE , UTE. i IThe 4snatAt)stligo the. ,~w tet'f a.Minilon Instketi wai 11hold; In the Religious Inai- tin ?? tatioa Booing yesterdai~lo'-nfon. ,The Lord out Provost (Slr'Jaiae WaVn atseld - nd among, 'i rthe-othersiprestntwta- WI. . ;'Rev ~Iwe 01k ~)ul~anhalf~ag,' R.Y.D~ avid M'Bwifn 1ev' wo 5jD R Kilphtrick,' Rev. M r;F~rret, Mer : .'tol D~ryce, Wii. Scott, JGIU' Gnnsprect P.Mrhli ...

... ? ,j \T.nino- about half-past eight o'clock, a Yesterday mormn?? ? metropolis, and grew light fog began t? ?n so thick nad the watery hourly denser. A???? ? city houses, theb?nE vapour ?'?'?d shops, as well as in those i,i almost ??r?r ? metropolis, the gas had to be lighted' At?e?me time, the omnibuses, cabs. and waggons were dr?ven?wty through the streets to avoid accents. Bod?n the north ...

... RATEPAYERS MEETING,-n0n Tuesday evening a meet- in of ratepayers washed in.the Hchool_room ot Penuel. Ca!vini=tic Methodist Chapel, Vale, to consider the bill of the returning, Mneer in relation to the labt school board election, in;?M parish of BedweUty. The Revs. J. Jones (Mathete?), and E. Davies attended to give explanations. A goodty number of ratepayers at- tended. Mr Davies stated that ...