... MONDA ¥, NOVEMBER 9, 1874. The cost of maintaining pauper lunatics 13 excit- ing attention in M'mnouthahire. Mr James Brown, a guardian, has coinpiie(j from the Parlia- mentary Blue Book a return, showing that the average weekly cost ia so much in excess of that at other asylums, anfl e3Pecially at Glamorgan Asylum, that, upon 429 lunatics, it amounts to a loss of J6906 6s. 4d per annnm to the ...

... 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assault case have been much exaggerated, snd tbat the cross-summonses which era o-kken out by both parties have been withdrawn by mu- tual c msent, and that no proceedings will be taken be- ,ure the court.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 ., ...

... 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 ...

... iI L(GIIWAY Mi Kl'ENi)DTURE, IN SOUTHFI WALE.S; y.- ( ..I- , . ?? A I'.n 411A ?? ainh The Local Governmoent Board ha# just iitnuid an antmot of theo g Hneral totaiment of the rceipt alI expenldituro of ?? in Ungland and r ale I The aecounis ae giveni in treat detail, and amo for 3 the yenr erded 28th of Maroh, 1872. The nbatract for 8o0uth VoleH in as followe:- fBrcconxbiro, --Length of ...

... DR. DE JONOH'S LICHT BROWH COD LIVER OIL.—In Debility of chiWren its efficacy Is unequalied. Mr. Thoroas Hunt, Surgeon to tho Western Dispensary .or Diseases of the Skin, writes In buJly-nwirished infants, Dr. de Jough's C&d Liver CU is ;tivaluable The rapidity with which two or three tea- adav will fatten a young child is astonishing. The ...

... BEFORE you Purchase a Sewing Machine, 7°? u* vitcu t«*ll aud seo the HUWK SBWINO M^CUOSS. on eas.v tenuis of payment tt the Utpot, Smart-lK1- Two or three dosetÍ daily ot PEl'l'¡:B'S Qt1.UU: AND IKON causes a WOI.derful improvement to weak or liKirdered state ot health and Buffering 'i^m P* sl™ £ on ot itreii&th, narvous derangement, nenr»h5'c aec~™f' &nd pain* of ev«ry kind, sluggish ...

... latest Jflarkets. CO N. CARDIFF MARKET, SATURDAY. -We had a quiet market for both Kntlish and foreign wheat to-day, without quotable change In prices. Malting barhy d ill; grnndinp in better dmand. and fid per qr. dearer. Maize Am, with a fair enquiry. Oats also firm jieans unchanged. (iLOUCESTEK CORN MARKET, SkTURDAT.-At our market to-day there was le s Eng'ish wheat on offer, with trade s ow ...

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... The election of Aldermen to-day in our various Municipal Boroughs seems imperatively to ilivite enquiry into the policy and principle-of re-elections generally, and especially of the re-election of Alderinen. The Cambrian, an old and respectable weekly newspaper, which always takes an antiqua- ted view of what it designates the usual hum- drum municipal politics, in commenting on the recent ...

... COLLIERY RIOTS IN LINOASHIRE. At the Kirkdale Sessions on Saturday, Robert L Lewis, mineos' agent, of St. Belen's, and Jas. Tat- loch, of Haydock, wore charged with taking part in a. riot at the latter place on the 23rd ult., which Di liOt, it will be remembered, arose out of the strike at a ilesenre E3vans's collieryj On the day named r re111- was a procession of colliers from dt. lh lilei'a ...

... York this morning. LA-sE, Nov. 8.--The State Line steamer State of Nevada cailed honce from New York thib morn- ing. 901THAMPTON, Nov. 8.-The North German Lloyd steamer Minlister Roon, from New York, ar- rived here at nine this morning, landed mails, and proceeded for Bremen. PAUILLAC, Nov. S. -The Pacifie Company's steamer Illimant, with outward mails for Brazil, Biver Plate, and Chili sailed ...