... SATURBP4Y, NOI'2?UkfM B 2L,1 374. - - - ad.. A youzg man named HUILBEBT, employed I I by Mr. VAGl-AN, jeweller, of Newport, has been apprehended on a 'charge of stealing jewellery to the value of 1501., the property of his employer. The accused, it appears, was essisted ?? his aunt in a systematic course of robbery, extending over a long pericd. The aunt- is also in custody, and the case has ...

... h1ABBIUVON. I1}Ali,- .. V-- A large' and very important ineotinsw of tbhe rura deftnery of U1j4er Gro Neath was held at Aterayvoo ci Tiiursdiy. ufldlk tho ?? of the l'ev. John Gzillithsi rector of Neath and rural dean. ,Yabl and intereeting paper was read by e illv John Griffiths, vicr of Qf lnvion, on the I eforfn of Convocation. Tho rev. gentleman having firnt alluded to the great importiuco ...

... THlE BITIJAIAI'JS AT KENNN ITf)N | tb fcs b thep I rep naartio t oftas oft the ?? hld after the co ?? the :hurch' of lit. John the Di)vine, JKennifgtOfl, ren laturday afternoon, the toant of sacceon to thu new ptrlsh wasg rerpenedto 1by the viem?, thA p0os. coul irsee tlb cgh YCPOdc f a octlgnatinoad of ?? ilidalo, who entereod Into art n en st of the tur the cG knsnesod l lirted tbegrat t ...

... 8TRI ITEIdGH.NCXL d TV I CARDIFF. tl CONCERT Tils EVENINo.- A concert of ?? di music wiiI bo given this evening at the Salem Bap- fc tist Chapel, Splotlands road, In aid of the chapel r, fund. The solos will bh rendered by the Misses si Lewis ard others, and the dhoruses by the choir ti wbich lately competed for the ohallengeprize at the II Newport eistedsfod. Mir. Itees Lewis Wilt conducb, ...

... WILLS -AND BEQUESTS. The will acd codioil, dated Nov. 28, 1868, and Oct. 22 1872. o£ Anne, Marchioness of Thomond, fornmerly of No 20, Royal-crescent, Bath, but late of 39, Giceseonor-place, who died on the 22nd ult., were proved on the 10th -inst. by thb Hen. Spencer Dudley Montagu and Henry Holland Burne, the executors thhe personal estate being swoeru under £40,000. Th tetatrix, among ...

... THE (CONT'IROVEASY ON THE VATICAN 1)EC'RIEE. ?? Capol writing to thoe 2';ines yostorday, btuyn: 6ii, AH mi(. G ?? hatitrtl that about one gixth of tle inlhabitants of tho United Kiugdom hold doctrillue whiibh if logionlly corriod lot, a re 1 iliccntivo to gonoral ailturbanco, it preiillin upon LUtopen were , it in of the gravoet Importanoo that in rlcotiog so serious a oharge no faloe ine. ...

... DISTRICT IMTLLJGE1OGH CARDIFF, r. TurM: MAI!J1t Uti lir;vrn, tegothbr svith the ni'cmn. wd burs for IWutenhijo, the provost, snag etc teel, ndl membeyr ef thio town Council, the icciron of the c- Iset lerce Chur -I, and the leadhig ?? of ii hoibhe-y and the 3Isr-ld of ]'lhte, r Ittc'de 3 t ft funeral of :lfr. Wilion, the ?? to-en clerk of if 1fthemay, VI0' Ii tc', place lset week. The deceaesd ...

... IT E PROPOSED ABOLION OF SECOND CLASS. . NihETIiG OF MiDLAND RAILWAY SHARE- HOLDERS. Yesterday a special meeting of shareholders of 1he Midland Bailway,'convened by the directors to ?? the propoeal to abolish the second class on the railway, was hold at Derby. Mr. Ellis, the dibirman of the company, presided, and on enter- irg the room was received with cheers. The at- lendonce was large. The ...

... THE GREAT BOUQUET. TRICK. Mr. P. E. Rathbone, of Llverpool, In a letter dated the 10th inst., gives the following singular account of certain proceedings In connection with the recent visit of Dladame Patti to Liverpool:- ?? It having been announced In a French newspaper that Madame Patti received the public congrafula- tions of the Duke of Edinburgh on the occasion of her singing at the ...

... r THlE Fel I('d AND .7'IIE lPiU LI C. r - TO T11E EDTTOH es' TI1 o WEflTM MAIL. Sie-IR have net been a constant reader of the Wtekrn Mail for years without being aware that you are always willing to help a poor man when oppressed, a dd so I hopo you wil igive publiityt to the following state. ment o unvarnished f aacts On S 8nday, th e 8th Inist. I was passing cown the Canal-parade, and saw ...

... CAEDII) ' 'TiOWN Ct',MI L. T1'1 . rli'0 1) AM ALQAMA`101TON. ftlu ito ?? view !ii iel thle (lAt .tif To Cv Ooun cil NV as I ehl iit:di., ifr the pirlposo of ftrther I otjlsi ?? U& it i lol ir ibte t rlM le;ination of the D I(Yal beatd i jitr;. ti it CaUtoit ?? dseotth with tho otlp,.lato ii ii ft J tho town. Tho follow - ilig lns ?? - vto present: Theo Mayor (Mr. z 1). Jc.nes) ii ti ! -air ...

... r, MERTHYR .IJIENSED VICTUAL- LERS' ASSOCIATION. The annual meeting In conrection with this Ls- ?? sw9a held on Thursday afternoon at thi Crown Inn, blr. DavIA Williams, presidentt In the ebilr. There were also present Messr Harrup (bIgh cntabblIe), John Plows (soll'cor), and several embenrs of the trade, Including Mr. Reea Atkinx, the vcoprserldent ,.the v Ice- Dl5dnt said the main busina to ...