... CARDIFF COUNTY COURT—THURSDAY. (Before Judge HKEBGBT.) FURIOUS DRIVING.—MULLINEB V. JONES.—The plain- toff is the proprietor of the Royal Hotel, Cardiff, and sued the defendant, a fishmonger of Bridge-street, Cardiff, for il6 13s., damage doue to a horse belonging to the plain- tiff by the negligenca*bf the defendant's driver. On the 30th of ;Septtmber, 1873, a bus belonging to the plain- tiff ...

... RETURN FOOTBALL MATCH AT PONTYPKIDD. On Saturday afternoon a return match was played be- tween the Poutyp,iJd Club and the Cowbtidge College Club. The Yny.-yngharad Field was kindly placed at the disposal of the compctitois by Mr Lenux. The loss of the secretary, Mr isri^coe, who was unable to be pre- sent through the dislocation of hi j collar-bone inpMctis- iug for the struggle, aided t ) ...

... Not long ago the Bute print made a ferocious attack upon us with respect to some literary offences of which we were said to have been guilty. In a torrent of ribald abuse, which would have disgraced a costermonger, we were accused of the double offence of having vamped up an old tale and sold it to the public as a new one. This charge of literary and commercial immorality we absolutely denied; ...

... To ALL SDUTEKEBS FROM BAD LEGS.—Testimonial to H. J. LUTWYCHB, manager lor Mrs. F. W. Joy, chemis, Diake- •Street, Cardiff.—I, Thomas Edwards, of Crockherbtown. Cardiff, Ihave much pleasure in announcing the following:—I beg to 1Itate that Mr. Lutwyche has successfully cured my bad leirs aiter 37 years standing. I also wiih to state that J h-He been alder lUlreons the past 17 years, but ...

... One of the most exciting municipal elections that has ever occurred since the passing of the Ballot Act took place on Monday. A. few days ago it appeared that the election would pass over with more than usual quietness, but an article in the Western Mail of Friday roused the indignation of a large body of ratepayers, who volun- tarily came forward to assist MrDuncan's candidature and to show ...

... On Saturday, the ordinary weekly meeting of the guardians of the Newport Union was held at the Board- room, Lord Tredegar in the chair. I There was an average attendance of guardians. Cheques were signed and handed'to the several relieving officers for distribution in out-door relief as follows :—Mr J. P. Williams, £ 24 Mr John Walters, £ 55; Mr J. B. Jones, £ 40; Mr Evan Jones, £ 56 total, £ ...

... BAILEY V. BAILEY. On Saturday Mr Bristowe, Q.C., applied before Vice- Chancellor Malins for an order permitting the carrying out of a compromise which had been entered into between the executors of the will of the late Sir Joseph Bailey and of the late Mr Crawshay Bailey. The late Sir Joseph Bailey devised under his will a large real estate to his grandson, the present Sir Joseph Bailey, with ...

... CARDIFF. ACCIDENT.—A lad named Timothy Good, while walk- ing along Crockherbtown, yesterday, was knocked down by a Hansom cab. He was conveyed to the infirmary, and theace home. VOLUNTEER SUPPER.On Thursday, the non-commis- sioned officers of the 16th Glamorgan ltifie Volunteers held their annual supper at the Black Lion Inn, Colour- Sergeant Gazzard occupying the chair,and Colour-Sergnt. ...

... ORIGINAL CORRESPONDENCE. ADDRESSED TO THE EDITOK. The Editor is not responsible for the opinions of his Correspondents. THE CYFARTHFA POOR. Sw,- There are a great number of children and womt-n callin? daily at our doors, and most all of them say they are of those families out of work at Cyfarthfa. I believe all of us would be willing to assist them if we only know that they are of the class ...

... SATURDAY.—(Before A. De Ruizen, and J. Probert, Esqrs.) INEBRIATES.—Lewis Gething, puddler, summoned at the instance of P.C. Hunt for drunken and riotous be- haviour in Sand-street, Dowlais, on the 26th ult., was lined 5s and the costs. Benjamin Davies, collier, for a similar offence in High-street, Penydarren, this (Satur. day) morning, was, upon the evidence of P.C. Jones, fined a like ...

... 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 ...

... The annual meeting of the .Neath Town Council took place yesterday. The first business was the election of mayor. ftlr GWYN said he had great pleasure in proposing Mr James Kempthorne to till the office for the ensuing year, although he felt there would be great difficulty in select- ing a successor to the gentleman who had presided over them during the last two years. Mr PHILLIP DAVIES ...