... BUILTH. Th .^U ^V0* —Monday, before Messrs E. D. Id^ t ±low«11' T. F. Maitlaind, and lte v. li. T. Venableb, liobert Bebb, mason, Llangynog Builth, was sentenced to one month'- hard labHGrfGr .eserting his wife a d family, and absconding to I reherbert Glamorganshire, wnere he was earning 7a. a day.—David Davies, a respectable shopkeeper raiding at Newbridge, near Buvlth, waefciied *2, audits ...

... ftBOIl oua BBIFPIKO LATEST ARRIVAUi IN PENAETH ROADS. CAHDIFT, Tueeday Night.-George Treat, 639, ballast, Jeune Henri, 96, light Star, 68, ballast; Zephirini, 69, ballast; Suez, 332, ballast; Adrii nne, 198, light Ukh- mond, 53, baliaat; Klise Way, 84, ballast; Edith, bl, ballast; St. Louis, 2114, ballast, Wm. Bell. 119, light Earrowgill Castle, 73, light; St. Louis, 38, pitwood;; Jeune ...

... The quarterly meeting of the town council was held on Monday morning, for the purpose oflelectirig a mayor for the ensuing year, and also to elect aldermen. It was re- solved, on tue proposition of Alderman Thomas Jones, seconded by Mr John Rees, that Mr Philip Williams, the mayor, i-liould be re-electtd. Mr Peter Jones read an extract fn.m the rtpoit ...

... To the Editor of the SOUTH WALKS UAU.T NEWS. SIR,—The Mayor's banquet at the Royal Hotel Cardiff- last night, was in every way a success, and fully tained the proveibial hospitality of the chief magistrate of the capital of Wales. I have had the privilege of beinjr present on many such occasions, and may venture to sw that the company was thoroughly representative in it character, was, perhaps ...

... MOVILLK, Allan matil steamer Nova Scotian, from Quebec, arrived here at two o'clock this morning landed the mails, and proceeeded for Liver- pool. „ QUKBNSTOWIT, Tuesday.—The National steamer Spain arrived here from New Yoik at nine o clock this morning. PLYMOUTH, Tuesday. -ThO,,ULiod Company B steamer European arrived in Plymouth Sound at 11.30 this morning.. T, HUEST CASTLB, Tuesday.—The ...

... WED-LYESDA Y. NOVEMBER 11, 1874. The captain and engineer of the Cardiff tug- boat Milo were charged before the magistrates yesterday with having stabbed William May, of the Advance, a rival tug-boat, at Sharpness Point on Sunday night. There being no evidence against the captain, he was released from custody. The case against the engineer was partly heard, and then adjourned. Mr W. Simonslaet ...

... I f .M.4. .- - - - . 7 - - . - DISThRluT INTELLIGENCEL ty CARDIFF l. 11 Til' SUPPL OF ?1. 110WItLNT(! SIZAAWNt Tlle coi r.- in ?? appOnll( l by t boe Uhilanhr of (.)fmxcinroa to Jy coxialdlr qnestioe c arloisng out of the sunpply of rlnor - he ebant aennx sxi met yesterr lry, rnd diacumeudi at 1(51 so vo I axgtla t boe apprenticoship syystem. Thoe ?? of n, their delibration will bo statd to ...

... FEARFUL TYPHOON IN CHINA. The O ceil and China Mail brings full details of the d'snstroti* typhoon on the night of the 22nd September, all account, of which had previously been received by tele- graph. In Hong Kong nothing but ruin meets the eye. Nearly every house is more or damaged. The fhijip:»g suffe-ed gieakly, no fewer than fourteen vesnels founder- ing in the harbour, while others were ...

... THE INCORPORATION OF MBBTHYR. LECTURE BY MH. W. SIMONS. The lecture promised by Mr W. Simons on the ques- tion ot incorpoi atmg the town of M rthyr was given lat night, in the Temperance hall of that town, before a crowded audience. '1 he chair was occupied by Mr H. Harrap, hi^h-constable, who introduced the lecturer, and bespoke tor Linr a fair and impartial hearing. The were all interested ...

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... MOlnAUT DLVR0LICW CASE. 5 At the Chamber* of the Divorce C.ut ye-sterday iMorn- Sir lhom:ltt Mo-.ereiif a K'd «'» « l'«t of hi« Slighter, L:,JV Mor.i:n,;it. the .evident m U;e c»8e of Joi'dnuftt v. Jiordaai.t and Cole, to bo a] pointed her jti dii.n ad liUm. »Ir. Gowge JJr,.w»,t n„ the part of Sir Cliarle Mordaunt, l,,ot oppos-* the njijj!ic.-itin>11. n«.j diuiii s 1 Lumen gianted ilie ...