... 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' ...

... SATURDAY. SELLING STAKES. T.Y.C. Independence 1 Vertie 2 Inez 3 Four ran. Betting—Even on Lincoln, 5 to 2 agst Inez, and 6 to 1 others. Inez made play, followed Dy Lincoln and Vertie for a quarter of a mile, where the leader gave way, and Vertie assumed the command, but was headed a hundred yards from the chair by Indepen- dence, who won by a neck; two lengths between second and third. The ...

... 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, ...

... The Belgian papers are loud in the praise of an arboricul- turist, who has not only distinguished himself by his learned researches on the property and essence of the sugars that sweeten fruits, but has actually suc- ceeded in transforming the original flavour of the pears and apples in his garden. His system is simple, and may thus be briefly described — With a pointed instrument something ...

... 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 ...

... LORD BUTE; HIS CHAMPIONS AND CL-CITICS. IUs » „r™ V I?' ? St -A the combs' c ,of conflict ia spreading,un • 111 the west it has reached Ply'™1 lbe Hull in the east, and Edinburgh™ the norft, every 8ide-; UtLL9rdBuTE an* Lord BUTE'S agents, their p 8*01}s> their assumptions, and their action awards Cardiff, W becJe the com- mon tex ° ent newspaper journalism. The VOlC6fh! ir!1VerSaI ...

... For two years or more there have been frequent and per sistenfc rumours that the large dividends of this Company were paid partly by relieving revenue at the exnense of capital, and within the last few weeks it has been stated that even the late poor dividend of 4 per cent. was not fully earned. The only circumstances that have been pointed out in confirmation of these rumours are the fact ...

... Mr. L. B. Bowring, writing to tho Times of no Saturday, says :-No one in this country is a DI better authority as to the probability of Nana Ml I Dhoondhoo Punth being stim alive than Mr Court, to whose services during the mutiny were so conspl- 80 cuous; but I believe he is in error in suppoenug Ec that the Government of India were convinoed of Ad f the rebel's death. It is true that the ...

... LONDON, SATURDAY. To-day business is very quiet, and prices, as regards English Railways, are rather dull. Great Northern A has receded abouu 1 per cent., and the other lines i to |. Lombardo-Venetian Shares are 3-16 higher. The Foreign market is again firm. Turkish Six per Cents. of 1865 are i better, and the Six per Cents, of 1873, and the Five per Cents, of 1864, J. Uruguay Six per Cents, ...