... 2fiizalraneous. Smallpox has now broken out at Darwen, where fever has so long prevailed. The Queen's letterappointing Dr. Iall Lord Chancellor of Ireland has arrived in Dublin. A young man has been fatally shot while marking at Volunteer range at Rothesay. A runmour has reached Buckliurat that Lord de la Warr's new yacht is lost and a11 the crew as well. It coat 213,000, and has only been ...

... TUiiE LATE ROYAL VISIT TO BIMIN(4HAM. re AN AXMSLNG eUIBRESFPONNDENE. sL The Bdirulltlffi-ft Earning NCWs of to-day tb ilridavy Jlanciry 1) contains the following cor- re.lfllfltkctce bltween the Prince of Wales and Is ?? Banner, a local tradesman,.and hav- th ing reiflerece to the recent Royal visit to. Bir- salegha, n, it will be read with some interest;- jig CoPY. sa Raleign kouse, Bristol ...

... I NEWPORT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, 1875. HE HERBERT STREET CROSSING. IMONG other matters which engaged the ttention of the Newport Town Council on Luesday was the question touching the public ghts in the neighbourhood of the Herbert- reet crossing. In former references to this latter we have urged that it is clearly the 'i y Corporation to maintain any riglit lc^ the public may be ascertained to ...

... A collision between a passenger and goods train took place on Monday at Hnghley, near Ipswich, on the Great Eastern Railway. No lives were lost. Many of the passengers were considerably wounded and bruised. An accident, of a singular character, happened on Monday at Springs Branch Junction, near Wigan, near the soene of the accident on Christmas Day mominj, but fortunately it waa not attended ...

... FIRST ANNUAL DINNER^ OF THE CAM- BRIAN MODEL YACHT CLUB. On Thursday evening the first annual dinner of the Cambrian Model Yacht Club was held at the Alma. Hotel, Margaret-street. The president, Mr WID. Richards, occupied the chair, and Mr Wm. Coleman the vice-chair. The catering of Sit Z. White, the proprietor of the hotel, was excellent. After the usual loyal and patriotic toasts were given ...

... POLICE COURT.—The whole of the business transacted at. this place all Tuesday last, was the grouting of some summonses for trespass, and the adjourning of tbree summonses, one of affiliation and two under the Master and Servant Act. The only magistrate who attended was Mr Rhys Hopkin Rhys, of Plas Newydd. TREDEGAR INTELLIGENCE PAUPERS' TREAT.-On Christmas Day the inmates of the Bedwellty ...

... On Wednesday last a trial was commenced before the Lord President and a Jury in the Court of Session, Edinburgh, for the reduction of tke will of the late John Todd, of Glenduff Hill, Lanarkshire. The teit- taor conveyed his property to his son-in-law, Mr. James Mackenzie, of Glentore. and the will was dis- puted by the testator's nephew, who maintained that Mackenzie obtained the will from ...

... MR. W. E. FORSTE R, M. P ON AMERICA AND ENGLAND. One of the most important and significant expres- sions of the good feeling prevailing between the twe great Powers, England and America, that have evet been heard in this country, remarks the New YirrM Tribune of the 15th inst., was the speech of the Right Hon. Win. E. Forster, Member of the House of Com- mons, at the reception tendered to ...

... TERlRIBLE RAILWAY ACCIDENTS. A terrible railway accident happened oln Christmas Eve, on the Great Western railway bywhich at least 30 p'rsons have lost their lives, and amongst the many injured are some who are not expected to recover. The mormnia express from Paddington to the North, well lilled with Christmas passengers, left Oxford about noon, and had not proceeded many miles before the thc ...

... The following is a list of the lives saved, during the year that has jost dlosed, by the lifeboats of the National Lifeboat Institution, on different parts of the coasts of the U nited Kingdom. The unusually severe storms of 0 the past few weeks have tested to the utmost the qusli- r ties of the institution's large life-saving fleet; but, on r every oocasion, both the brave men and their boats ...

... CAPDIFF. by t CoOuflTSLasroci - At ?? sessions on Thursday, near rile businelis consisted of a few trifling cases; of nicel drunkenness and aseauilt. Mir. C. W. David and courn Die. G. Phillips wero thre inagistratus presput, the TnyDLAoRVILLE N'ATIONAL SOHOOE~S,-On Weod. camc ?? evening W~. 3. E. Blird, the indefatigable Bove promoter of the penny bank in connection with lette there schools, ...

... (Afti'Menu/) b.jar ot a proved OWN edition to Wpublished by sub-crip'ion by Mr. Jos Foster, theoomptlefand publishe- of tho yt,cently-i.,stj,-d volumes Of Lanca.-bu'e an.i P»>digree^, of KoRer GiLle's !Ieaiah u,m Hor.one de Rich- mond. which was originally fodo eize, 17*22, and is now vefy »etu» e. Of this now impies son, ouiy fisty copi es are to printed The plates which appeared in the ...