... FUNERAL OF MR DAVID ROWLANDS. — On Saturday last the mortal remains of this esteemed young man were buried at the Aberdare Cemetery. At Treorky a pro- cession was formed as follows :—The teachers of the Rhondda Valley Association, of which the deceased was a member; the managers of the Treorky United Col- lieries School, followed by the children of the boys, girls, and infant departments, ...

... • Wild hay- is the name given by the■ Birfa to h»v made from the grass growme on^ ,0 o m Ie^ found on the Alps ^at even the goatherd and m places so difficult of access tnat e This h is his venturesome flock forbear to visit • „„^rn„ so valuable from its excellent quality and that a regular hay harvest is yearly undertAcn on these almost inaccessible places, in spite of^the and limb involved ...

... Xonil JuMIigenct LK»AL Hosouiis.—Amongst those who passed the final examination for admission to the rcll of attorneys and solicitors in Easter Term we notice the name of Mr Joh Morgan, Tredegarville, Cardiff, who was articled to Thomas Hamlin, of ICedhill, Wrington, Somerset Mr Morgan passed in honours, being one of nine gentlemen to whom the Council of the Iacorporated Law Society awarded ...

... T sit ED EG All. PROSTITUTION.—At the Police-court Tuesday (betore the Rev. Rees Jones and Mr Hanhy), Alexina Wilson, a prostitute from Bristol, was sent to for 14 days the above-named offence. • ILLEGAL PAWNING.—Ann Rees was charged offence by the Rev. E. Jones. Ihe articles had L by the Dorcas Society, and were not returnee, ■ sent to the pawnbrokers. The prosecutor w Bench to act leniently. ...

... CARDIFF RURAL SANITARY AUTHORITY. The monthly meeting of this authority was held yester- day, Mr R. O. Junes in the chair. Tiere were also pre. a^EviT-^ev Lee, Messrs C. W. David, J. Thomas n? ( Whitchurch), and G. Eckley. Ihe Medical Officer, Mr Granger, reported that a case ot over crowding at Penarth Junction required attention. JN o.tice had been served on the owner. In Grangetown serious ...

... THE liEAL OBJIICTS OF CHCRCH SCHOOLS. Now and again we obtain from the Church newspapers important and authentic information resp ...

... THE AND THE held and a sermon deli^ f.^oI1 was formed, headed The service concluded,;a P sg band. Two infant by a banner, 0 e boys' and one girls' school schools numbered oOO, 01 hyeieA about 700 children and three Sunday schoci ...

... Pnnn TEMPLAR DEMONSTRATION AT MlSKIN. — On Thursday last, being Midsummer day, the Good lemplars 2S r S iwiiiamt Z t^rouK dotberl in regalia, and headed by the Cowbridge rritcnara, an Manor. They assembled in front of grounds of Miskin Man and the band piayed nvdv0Utunel Mr Wiliiams spoke in highest praise of temperaXand Mrs Williams backed up the speech by a kind douceur of a sovereign to ...

... The three sailors, George Miller, Wm. Smith, and John Clewee, who were charged with mutiny and-murder on board the American schooner Jefferson Borden, left Liverpool on Tuesday in the Cunard steamship Batavia for Boston, to be handed over to the American police. They are accompanied by Inspector Palmer, of Scotland-yard in whose charge they came to Liverpool on Monday night from London. ...

... j ABERDARE. A BAD FELLOW.—David Davies was charged by Edward Sherlock, with stealing a bundle of clothes on the 9th of February. On that day prosecutor stopped at the Market Tavern, Aberdare, leaving his clothes in the house, and on the following morning they were gone. The value of the clothing was JE3. Mrs. Ann Richards proved seeing prisoner leaving the Market Tavern with the bundle. P.C. ...

... THE NEATH CORPORATION AND THE ACQUISITION OF THE GAS WORKS. A meeting of the Neath Town Council was held yesterday, Mr J. Kempthorne (Mayor) presiding; there being also present Aldermeo Gardiner and Rowland Councillors Cuthbertson, Charles, Davies, E. Jones, H. Jones, G. J. May, B. H. Thomas, R. Thomas, and J. H. Thomas. With respect to the acquisition by the Corporation of the Neath Gas Works ...

... RETREAT OF THE CARLISTS. MADRID, Thursday.—An extraordinary supple- ment of the Official Gazette issued at nine o'clock this morning, confirms the news telegraphed last night of the capture of Cantavya, and adds that all the Loyalist prisoners held as hostages were delivered from the hands of the Carlists. It is also announced that General Delatre's brigade has defeated Dorregarray in the ...