... pliSTIZICT INTLELLIGEMICE. iN I ?? lit; ?? !. -At theo ('untY; s petty 303s lt 'l'rseal tbet~c' L'Mr. ?? W. Dtividi50d Mft, [ill), Charles SiUpwild', a young mia, Weis )yrt, imwii 'ntishing Mnd eL sing ttlD salil oetrOI vr. A. 1, ltittt, at Lillid Iif, oil tihe '25th iut., o rtk! Ittlt tc Commit a tiocy. The 1prlso.r w is - ti by C'hsrhs Lane, Mir. 1: ksq tt's coCeolimian. ri- * ot. at, uie ...

... NEATH TOWN COUNCIL, ~an Roljcunrild meeting of the Nenith Town Council cba l5 Was hle~ yester-day at the Guildldall, the mayer pre- o 11 aiing. hbe minutesi ofthe Previous meet-ings wee T h f~irat rend slnd conlirnied. After the roe~dlng of the cii] minutes refcrrrlny to the fcuciug of the Corporation I h a Field, YDr. Cutbberteon inquired what had been I Id done in raspect to the proposed ...

... PROPOSED SECOND ENGLISHf VOLlUNr'EE VISIT TO FRANOS. of he A meeting of volunteers took placo recently at i C s the atudlo of Captain Mercier, for the purposs of e. receiving and consldering an invitation from the - r, Societe Havrouee de Tir to Einglislh marksmen in WI d. the volunteer service to participate in the shooting to competition for prizes to be offered by the society El S3 at the ...

... DISpTRIICT INTEL ALIENCA.U~ CARDIFF. THE Queen hsn been pleased to ?? tho Rev, Jrhn Jar3s Stewari Perown', CjeenI rcledontixry of Llandiitf, to be lunorazy ChapLrala to Hor Ivinj'osty. 1loqU5ATIOOS.-Wo are requastad to sintd that; Mr. OUwein Jones, of Porteidve-read, R h, and lilr, D. J. JnTs, of 42, Bate etrr 0j. C. dlif. rre in no way conneoted with khe firm of Jonps and Sont), whone name ?? ...

... (IBwA ?? ?? 01RUaPONKDENT1.)' th: C'ARNARVON, SARTURDAY; the The North Wdles QtLerrymon's Union, which hag hant branches in nearly all the slate quarries of the 6515 Pxzincipality, held itrellret annual conference at Pail3 thin toen to (lay, and~bhere wpsa a very numerous the attendance of repros4tatives and others. The ores conference was followed In the evening by a Public ribs meeting. One ...

... ROYAL ACADEMY BANQUEF. lf Tbe annual banquet of the Boyal Academy took S t place on Saturday. Sir Francis Grant presided, Af and among the guests were the Prince of Wales, the le Duke of Cambridge, Prince Christian, the Diks of pi r, Tec, the Arohbiahops of Canterburyand.York, Lord H - Derby, Lord Salisbury, Lord Shaftesbury, Lord U o Fioughton, Earl Granville. Mr. Disraeli, and bir, ce , ...

... ENGCLISII SERMONS PREACHERS IN WALES IFO. TII-PIUIMITIVE MgTnoDIST. the The -Rev, G. Latmb, General Committee delegate rahl of the lilethe diet Counexioas, presobe-d meqt naigat i-i tbhU Mount Tabor dispel, Spilottands,takitng as his teoxt Clir thelst verse of the 6th chapterof St. Paulin Hfpistle~ to hr the Hebrewa: 'Therefore leaving the principles ?? dair tho doctrine of Ch~riat, lot lee ...

... N(OTES IN THEl A> JRT TOWN ?? by AIit r, - lflatnl1d3ft of the Mr. Hu-(tablo, the chi Eiupcrlsiteldont of the sc' herongh police ferco, gave nut''oe yeatndiay of his th hitentlon to resign, after Berel's thle town 3i2 years. (I The cousxivl tolo a very seoslibl vlew of the quss- el, lion, and treated anl old public ssorvikut with propsr re senpcot, by thle rriauigiousrt ISh they 'n1ab. Mr. ...

... n- 1. - ll-,, ^^ T.-nl- ^ -T-n. At the Goldhall police-coart, London, onRTes. goh day, Mr. George Attenborough, of Fleet-street, Tl pawnbroker, was summoned before Sir Robert W. nc Carden, by Mr. Walter Webling trading under the BE firm of Metealfe and Co., of No. 19, Cockspur- be street, jewellers, for that he (Mr. Attenborough) tb had now possession of a diamond necklace, cross, th and pair ...

... UtW 1 'nu S I THE REVIVAL MOVEMENT.--Messrs. Moody and Sankey's meetings continue to be very largely attended, and both preacher and singer appear indefatigable. On Sunday Mr. Gladstone and Mr. Kinnaird, M.P., were on the platform at the Agricul- tural Hall. Mr. Moody was the preacher, but Mr. Sankey was at the Hall in the Bow Road. Mr. Stones, the chairman of the committee, states in a letter ...

... Tho visit that has been mnado to the wreck by the ngents of tile owners nud undorwriters proves that tl:e Schiller is lying in a vory bad position. At low wator all that can be secn are the. stamrps of tl-e masts and funnels and the bridge. She is a quatrter of aL mile south-east of the Bishop's Lighthouse, pointing west, and lying at a slight anglo, tile steras being lowest. A difference of ...

... THE AGRIOUJ.TU1RAL JLABOURERS AND THE CONTAGIOUS DISEASES ACTS, Last night tbe delegates attentli ng the co nference of Aqrf. cultural Labourers partook of tel :iLt the Royal 110tel, when they weroe invitedl b)y te Comnmitteo of tile Isidlitild Couniies El'ectorall unionll for tile lopoal of the Contlagious Diseasci Acts. After teo. a imneeting rv s hold, presided over by Jr, J. Cox, J.P., on0 ...