... EPIPHANY QUAPTER SESSIONS GLAUN .IORG,4-NSIIIRE. SATURDAY. (Before Mr R. 0. JONES and Mr J. PEITCHAED.) T I. BREAKING AND ENTERING AT CWMBACH. John Daley, Rees, Griffiths, boatmen, Moses Jenkins ...

... UNITED COUNTIES FRIENDLY SOCIETY.—At the second meeting of the sub-committee of the Narberth branch there were present—the Rev. W. Wilson (rector), Rev. Lewis James (Independent minister), Mr John Roblin (Market-square), MJ J. P. Brewer (London and Provincial Lank), and Mr Morgan (Lan). It was resolved that the meeting for paying the monthly contributions be held in the British schoolroom on ...

... ILLEGAL HOURS.—At the Borough Police-court yester- day, before Messrs J. C. Fowler and S. Padley, James Butt, of the Dynevcr Arms, was charged with selling intoxicating liquors during prohibited hours. It was proved that beer was sold after eleven o'clock at night, and defendant was fined £1 and costs. SURETIES OF THE PEACE.—Catherine Morris, wife of John Morris. was ordered to find a surety ...

... lIAttlOLATur AT ST. MARY'S CHURCH, CARDIFF. THE REVR. J. IVES PROHIBITED FROM PREACHING. One of the boldest attempts to introduce the worship of the Virsrfn Mary into the ceremonies of the Ohurcti o being made the under the the the was the the this event it is proposed to hold a, sen names which will conclude on Wednesday. Bristol the of the preachers are the Rev J^^nd the Rev Rev. A. H. ...

... FORETO!i TELEGRAMS, REUTER^ AND CBITTRAi NEWS TELEGRAMS. FRANCE. PARIS, Sept. 10.—M. de Meaux, the Minister of Commerce and Agriculture, has issued a circular calling upon the heads of the great commercial and industrial establishments to follow the exam- ple set by the Government, and continue the salaries of their employes on the reserve during their 28 days' drill. THE GOLD STANDARD IN ...

... CHARGE AGAINST A COLLIERY MANAOER AT ABERDARE. IMPORTANT DECISION. At the Aberdare Pokce-court on Tuesday, Mr. A. de Rutzen, stipendiary, gave the decision in the case of Mr T. E. YW1, Her Majesty's Inspector of Mines, v. Mr Rees Bevan, manager and proprietor of t he Fforchneol Colliery, for an infringement of the rules of the Minew Regulation Act, by allowing a lad under the age of twelve ...

... THE ALEXANDRA DOCKS. OPENING CEREMONY AT NEWPORT. trious and popular Prlc^seh ( n in the presence of munity ofbouth Wa^ | wl[()se faces are familiar in district thousands otp- generai other towns assem e dock will be an acquisi- ^3°1C1Wch has Ion- been wi-hed for, and the jubilaat Snethkh took place on Tuesday on the occasion of the opening ceremony will not ° rapidly increas- Newpoit may ...

... THE MERTHYR GUARDIANS AND THE LOCK-OUT. RAISING THE STANDARD OF RELIEF. OPENING THE IRONSTONE MINES AT DOWLAIS. MERTHYR, SATURDAY. To-day the new board sat for the first time. There were resent- Mes-rs. G. T. Clark, 11. H. Rhys, Thorms Williams, John Jones, W. Charles. Juo. illiama, 1). W. Evans, D. P. Davies, Howell William-?, T. H. IT. s- good. LJ Llewfflin, Jenkin Matthews, G. Watson. A. ...

... MINERS' CONFERENCE IN GLASGOW. MR MACDONALD'S LETTER. RESISTANCE IN SCOTLAND IS FOLLY. At a conference of miners' delegates, held in Glasgow, on Tuesday in last week, Mr Druman, of Crofthead, in the chair, the following letter from Mr Macdonald, M.P., was read To Members of Conference. April, 1575. Frieilds,— I see from the reports that are in the daily papers that the mine-owners generally, ...

... TREDEGAR COUNTY COURT. At this court, before Judge Herbert, the case of Saville • Hale was beard. Plaintiff was a travelling glazier and lived at the house of defendant at Bryv.niawr, and the claim was for damage done to Lis glass pack, while it was un ler the care of Nils II de. Plaintiff stated his case ill accents most mournful, and said he placed his lass in a loom where Betsy reposed, ...

... THE FUNERAL OF THE LATE LORD TREDEGAR. Yesterday the earthly remains of the late LordTre- elegar were deposited in their last resting-place iu the family mausoleum at Bassalleg Church. By the ex- pressed wLh of the lamented nobleman, the tunerai ar- rangements were conducted in a stiictly private manner, the cortege from the mansion consisting of the members of the family, and those more ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.—THURSDAY The Lord Chancellor took his sea; at five o'clock. CANADA COPYRIGHT BILL. The Earl of CARNARVON, in moving the second reading of the Canada Copyright Bill, said that though nominally a Canadian measure, it affected to a consider- able degree English interests on a subject of very great importance. Up to 1842, all foreign reports were abso- lutely prohibited, but it was ...