... NEWPORT HARBOUR COMM118- SIONERS. - ?? .- .1 . d w e vT#IMI.,X\ 3) 5Uti. LttiC . LUNDY ISLAND AB A HAlD(UlJRL OF REY'£UGE, The monthly meeting wna held ye0torday, a qltoiun haviing bees obtoined after waiting twonty tImitiu. Mr, T. B. Blatchelor presided, aud thern were alto present Admiral Fiota, Mr. W. BeynOn, Mr. J. ?? 1nin, hir. D. Pryce and Mr. L. Lewib. Tho mirlutt i of the meeting held ...

... c DAWSONESQUE. I I I e- - it This word is a new coinage, and is from the 1And At of counterfeit coin. It ls essentially Brumm'agem. tt It has been struck off to explain the wonderful d acial expreasion of a portrait of Mr. Geo. Dawson, bL he pastor of St. Saviour's, just added to the gai- 'ery of paintings in Ratcliffe-plac The pose of r, the figure ia admirable, says the coiner, and the ...

... A 1E4R(.AVEP NV AC R]CU'LT(Uf't A- . -(J 1A - Ni _ a by ro 11, Is. ro in Tbe ?? ?? roatch andsnaptiti m for ! RI Alrs anrd grecel cl oi5, undiler th' , an etio[ of thi ri vly, wits field on Thursday. The we tthier waI fa;vousthi. Id ?? wao N l' ,rge n umbor of si'- | t1nrir prchant. Tlho oil for ploisghitg WAe in relj5ol oroir, aml;X ?? on the whole Was vety gced. llKT OF hWAYO* 1 ol ?? l ...

... Y'UI ',TAI'N' i' TO M IINEOW NElPS. i A sIL'ItX. *1 ' ii 511k1, S I I' :1541It V (tea A eiwo (ttoniptcn V. r;eo) of nooo ?? to tI e ?? of ilites, iaveolvbng a rotiosideratialo of FM thc it h ii Io ttes cf onilol 0 of IuIppr n ud lowor er I ?? 1 l htabraid lfro Vico-Chaclloellor Sir C. lil 11 Ui. l -l sy The osvvso canltO sin to bo Will bi l l-d ulsen a el.ni rair, for wient of equlty, to tho ...

... ISITS]P INTE;LI(AINCE. ?? t '~tU'{iljl~G l5*TtI ( ort ; CIZIa roE asWAR.) MIIAIaI,- (1 1. :,I -(4huntal DespiiY(ola% has dofoatk d twrO C arlist. battaliotl at i';lla- Tl1 frvalci in the Mtoztr,!Io. , 0i a ci *s ?? Apo dion of (lotntoral lonr F.stlobnt- 's djinachlitnct at U'ranollors haxs CAl.l' ?? oui into illsu ,ordillation. It iR I ih, statted thxat several of tho mlltineeor have butl' ...

... ORIMINAL STATISTICS AND THE I DECREASE, OF CRIME. I There can be little doubt, from a careful analysis of statistics, and after a calm re- ?? of the societary state for the past thirty years, that Ihe great wave of crime in England, whose fluctuating ebb and flow has been watched with eager interest by earnest philanthropists, is slowly and steadily re- ceding: Criminality, like everything ...

... THIE BOPIE ON T'rlP, SEAERN. Mr. prtillk Bflekinld, avitting to a ?? sete Dp~fX ays :- i Seas ilu at Lydrnoy, below [(louoester, at n lddsy oin Monday list, October ?? to hold an- vfidial inquiry enl the Se'overn byo laws. oettlng uip early 0n Alollay ml orning, I doterniined to go frout 0 ?? ?? inspect tho fish pas3 which Mr. NVIUlDis, engiueer to the Severn Nieivigstion Caonl- 1tamv. has ...

... CORRESPONDENCE; LORD bU2'R.1VD T1_y1'oWN iObGABDIEF F TO THLE IiDITORi OT T71E .WETRUN MATI. ?? frojn any feeling or, indeed, Interest ',now, on the aidd of either Mr. havid Duncan, ljord B.Iuto, or his agentn, I do think that after the lucid j 10 and mnasterly exposition given to the public by hi locdship's ?? Luard and Shorley-that - Dir. Duncan will put a stopper on hin virulent and 04 a, ...

... MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1874. Mr HALLIDAY ?? a large meeting of pitmen at Maesteg, on Saturday, upon O'A ?? and neessitv of uUIiibi. the advantages and necessity of unionism. In the course of his speech Mr. EHALIDAY pointed out that the shortcomings of the association had not been due to any defect in the principle of unionisn, which they would find they cold not do without, but to the conduct of ...

... il JL A -= iv 7 -- - -- MUN1ClPAL] ELECTI ONS. CARDIFF. BOUvir1 WAIIIs. Tn A meeting of the commitee~o formed to secure the 1~ return of Mr. ?? for the South Word T~ ?? h oa oe on Saturday evening. 'X Eighty gentlemen presentod returns embodying the Cto, rchults of the canvans whieh had been made; and o the reports proved that the burgesses of the ward abe wore unanimnoaly favourable to the ...

... CAI'NJIN LO(CAL BiOAMlb) ie ic i'al 11er0tbly mru-tilng of thin bowril was 1: hi at 1 Iho ill h st .ion, Canton, on NVWlrdisdty, ?? w eit 111c, m i! p trlitkinill were prceunt:- - hiartniv. T h, VS Yo ia itl ikrniasn), (GLavo, Tylie), I( .iur r, 1rineh, littlo, hindtS, 81ikcoy, viddron jc) ii b) a dl Jm uc; (itrohcitect) T11' l~iriuis of ito .ppwviels ?? having bren is ol, ,rveal bui lding ...

... DISTIR;ICT INTELLIGENE. ?? A n d - C&RDIFF. 4* TIESTIa¶ONIAL IO MR. C. W. DAVID,-'~Oarreaders a 'Will not have forgoten tliat a little -more than a ber of the more Influential of tho'hinhabitants of Cardiff with a handsome teatimonlal~in recognition of therrisiiy emninent publie services which he had Ii. ?? mayor. 'Upwards of .400 gentlemen entered into a subscrip- i tionx on the occasion, ...