... 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 ...

... THE LIBERA-I VICTORY IN ST. MARY'S WAI(D. On Tuesday evening, a convivial gathering of the Liberal burgesscs of St. Mary's WVard was held in the Lawrence Street Chapel, to celebrate the election of Councillor Knoebous. There were between eighty and ninety presont, incltuling CouncillorsICneeboue,A.Ch ansberlain,lMartineau, WVhite, and Cook, and Messrs. S. Greenway, G. Marris, Pank, leson, ...

... I ' THE SH0O BOARD FOR LONDON. Yesterday the weekly ublic mleeting of the ncmbernimof thi Board as hl t their ofces, Themes e Emlainnmeot; 81r: 0nai~n 3mm, Chairmae of the a lBoard, presidedt COL ?? *1a xao The CR A , in answer to questlons, tated that the decision to adjourn for sx monens the debate on tho ter-a ?? ?? of the Miller'-lano School, in Lambeth, (ld not sh utout any member from ...

... AYR, In bh .isnAND-BE~mNo. - Yeaterday, the burgh' ce pgshco apprehended a Womsn naned Agnes Hay of or Fraser, the wife of a publican in Wallacetown, ve on the 'chugo of having assaulted her husband. ?? It apgeara that the poor mans life hae been 'n rbade miserable fre long time pas t, and that he h has mnore thn onoe been endangered in con.. d. sequence of his, wife's violent eonduct. ' ...

... SWANSEA. TIIEFT OF WEARING AFPAKEL.—Susan Meyrick, a prostitute, was charged yesterday, before Messrs. L. Williams and C. Bath, with stealing a leather portman- teau, containing wearing apparel. It appeared that a groom in the employ of Mr W. H. Brown, whilst going to the house of Mr Cory, at Sketty, on horseback, dropped the portmanteau, and it was subsequently dis- covered that the prisoner ...

... MONMOUTH. MUNICIPAL ELECTION.-As we anticipated, the election of yesterday was a Liberal victory. We append the state of the pollThomas Jamee tL) 407; Thomas Courteen (C) 344; James Best (C) 168. ...

... THE CARDIFF RAIL\VAY~~yTATION. One of the mischiefs of an uncontrolled mono- poly is seen in the continued existence of that inconvenient, dirty, mis-shapen, windy, cold-pro- ducing, and dangerous structure known as the Great Western Railway Station at Cardiff. Few of this company's stations in Sonth Wales are models of elegance, or comfort, or convenience but now that the Landore station is ...

... The ordinary fortnightly meeting of the above body was held in the Board-roomattheExchange, yesterday, Mr M. Fowler presiding. NMSANCE AT PICTON AND BILLINGUAK STBTAVONeS. The Clerk read a letter from the North-Eastern [Railway Company, stating that their architect reported that the sanitary condition of Picton station was good, hot there was a cesspool belong. ing to nn adjoining public-house ...

... THi] ENGLISH CHuRCH. TEn Archbishop of Canterbury preached on Sunday at St. Peler's, Thanet, for the schools The Bishop of Winchester preached twice at Riohmoni, and on Monday morning, at 9 30 am,, consecrated the cemetery, r.s to the boundary wall of which some time ago there waa su hacontroveray. The Biashop of Gloucester and Bristol, at one of the parish churches in Bristol, pleadedthe ...

... 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 ...

... TIIL AUXkLIAIIY FORCES. Tiefil aobj 't v. clotuing allowed to nos-commis I slofnll oniders and drumnaers transferred from tise C lino to the militia ii under consideration. a I OYAL TyIxuoE Fvsirgin.-Lieut.-Colonel F. t Ellis. commanding this regiment, has been recomf a 1 mended for promotion to the brevet rank of colonel e in the militia. t I ROYAL \ls ny BEI til i'EeT-Sub.LieutenantJohn i' C ...

... SECOND EDITION, 2.30 p.m. (SPECIAL TELEGRAM.) EIT RLIN, Thursday.-The Select Committee of the German Reichstag ...