... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... CORRPESPON DENCE. NOTICES TO COlthi7,S PONDENTS. At Al!' s eistl'sli'i to') dIJ I tiani mnst be arpteompantieil bh I 1pci ass teIi, 11'i'lj ?? Cithe 1it's-, ! o7 ' .csco'ciiszy for 1 ?tjlt}!ieiqeto, /Iiu fei' tkv. stl'oralhatiz ti C oft N itc, , Qorlvrm)onsaots islo sct ilnv sns'-cial val/,' u/lon tim; reon- iititilt'ti7sii antis'ic ci Ci ) U C' SQinilI, as i7ti caisnot sander. i ?? 17.. ...

... ROYAL ITALLXN OPERA, COVENT GARDEN. Mille. A.IXANI-LOHENOsiN. FIRST 11'IEAIAN'CE OF UNEORI NICOLLSI. TLIs Eveixi ,Satuicaly), May 8, will be produced Rlichard Waguer's celebrated ItUnantie Opcic, entitled LI.HiL?, uisN. Elsa di Brabalnte, )Ille.Albaiii; Ortruda, Mdille. d'Angeri; Federieo di Telramondo, 1M. M3aurel; I.'Araldo del Re. Silnor Cappolns; Eico l'Uccelbatore, ferr Scideinan (his ...

... Digwyddiadau, a e ?? ?? ?? ?? 1 Cyhuddiad difrifol yn erbyn clerigwr o Fbn I 1 Y Senedd ?? . .. ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 2 Adolygiad y Wasg ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 2 Troseddau a Damweiniau ?? ?? ?? 3 Y Cl1ad allan yn y Dehedir. ?? ?? 3 Prif Erthygla ,. ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 4 Newyddion Cymreig ?? ?? ?? , ?? 4 Llythyr Gohebydd Liverpool ?? ?? ?? ?? 5 Barddoniaeth ?? .. 6 Marchnadoedd ?? ?? ?? ?? 6 Gohebiaethau ?? ...

... DA3N Y FEDWENi. ARl hwyr hafaidd eirian, yehy.dig o fisoedd yn ol, troaia i Iwyn o.fedw, sya sefyll eneyd o01 tk, a gorweddash: dan un 6'r coed bynafj i fwynhau yr awel Wiyfryd fywiog. a ddaeth ar ol poetlder y dyda i amndlatby-wydlewydd i anianu lodt fan. Nid aiwn .and sylwi r yg ?? ?? gorphwvysaisdat ei chysgod, a. *a-ddyliaisa: sawl haiies-a alial'ei.driethu po zoeddaiT1&S dynol. Trwy ...

... THE BESSEMIER STEAMER. r - . ; . - The channel trial trip of the much-talked-of Bessemef steamship took, place on Saturday from Dover to Calais. The special correspondent of the 5 Otrret, describing the affair, ?? the guests 2 wholbad beei inyited to come down from Landan had been asked simply to witness the trial trip of a, new steamboat, they would have h ad every reason 'to be. satisfied ...

... ROME, Thursday.—The Parliar entary majority will support the Ministry in its* policy. ...

... FATAL ACCIDENT.—An accident, which terminated fatally, occurred at the Cwmaman Colliery, on Thursday evening last. A man, named Evan Rees, who was em- ployed as haulier at this colliery, by some means or other fell beneath some loaded trams wnust liney were in motion. Seven of them passed over his body, cutting him in a fearful manner. Drs. Davies and Morris amputated one of his legs, but ...

... THE LOSS OF THE CADIZ. A survivor of the crew of the steamer 'adin was at Southampton yesterday. He states that the u1 vivors are three Portuguese sailors and himseli Cadiz carried a crew of 30 and oo passengers, so persons have perished. The steamer struck on rock otf Brest daring a fog. ...

... [SPECIAL TELEGRAM.] Sir Michael Hicks-Beach, Bart., vice-preyident of Central C amber of Agriculture, speaking at an ...

... SCHOOL BOARD.—The monthly meeting was held on Wednesday, under the presidency of Mr Laybourne, chairman. The other members present were—Messrs J. D. James, G. A. Brown, R. Lonie, Samuel Thomas, G. Owen, J. Edwards, E. Davies, and the Rev W. Williams. The clerk, with reference to the purchase of Sirhowy schools, said he had attended at Ebbw Vale with Ae gentlemen appointed, and the terms ...