... GELLIGAER. THE RECENT ASSAULT CASE.—We HAVE by the fiiends of Mr William Thomas to state that the. p irticulars of the rer ent assault case have been much exaggerated, snd tbat the cross-summonses which era o-kken out by both parties have been withdrawn by mu- tual c msent, and that no proceedings will be taken be- ,ure the court. ...

... CARDIGAN. NOMINATION OF Itir- -,sA J. EVANS AS MAHOE.— At a meeting of the members of the corporation, Alder- man Davies moved that Mr Picton Evans be 13 Minn, cd a= mayor. This was not seconded, and Mr J liams proposed that Mr Aba J. Evans bf> _rjO- was seconded by Mr L. Evans. Afto minutes, the mover of Mr Picton the room. There we^e nine ., ...

... , ?? a. ?? .. 7 - - A NN U AU, ?? Iy I - -- I earui NEAT11 12o1 ouci frtbennnrnleeling of tho Ifeathiii Cali fo helcotien of chief ningielrato for the oenuing ~Sfr tockjdare at the Gutidhali yontoriiay. r Tim MAI OSO (Mr, . BRYieAN), Onl taking tue chitir mov. so5ld the first businevs of the meeting was the choice at ti Of a gentleman to succeed him in hlia preuect offlao. Conn Mr.H. WYNsai fi ...

... I n -- - -. I.. A . onn Mr. GrAI)TONZ has launched a pamphlet at the heads of the Roman Catholics, which is called A Political Expostulation, and is an attempt to show that sub- mission to the Vatican decrees is in. consistent with the civil allegiance of Catholics to the Crown and State in Great Britain. In other words, Mr. GLAD9TONY1 has built up an elaborate argument to show that a ...

... 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. ...

... 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 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 ...

... VICTORIA ROOMS, CARDIFF.—Mr Hoffmann, the enter- prising manager of this popular concert hall, has this week engaged a number of artistes, of whom the Era. speaks in terms of high praise. Miss Kate Kaynes, serio-comic and characteristic vocalist Mr Arthur Short, comic and motto vocalist; Miss W. Chariton, serio-comic; Mr Churchill and Young Pete, n-gro comedians. The Misses Dale and Thirwall ...

... Mr Macdondd, M.P. for Stafford, was present at a meeting of ironstone miners, held iu Glasgow, and com- menting on the importance of trades' unions, he said they Were the source of more charities, and had done more to tnal'e COMFORT ABLE the homes ot the poor than all the clergy of England and yet the clerical influence was the TO THEIR operations. He did not wonder that the power of the ...

... V.,GRANcr.-At the boiou.h police-court on Thursday, wftlettaand Mr T V Baker)' Alderman Watkins, Df Woollett, aud iNlr I. James, Daniel William* a dis- charged soldier, was charged with v k 1 G u «itn sleeping in an out- Acj nY-i Was orutfu-fd to pay the moved'in custom' CuUia not and was re- *'03PLE. —Maria Gardiner, 40, the wife oi a, labt)urtr 'Ni IL hltray, and the ukrtber of four child ...