... ABERDARE POLICE COURT. TUESDAY—[Before A. De Rutzen, R. H. Rhys, and D. E. Williams, Esqs.) DISORDERLIES—David Israel, collier, summoned by P.C. Rees for drunken and riotous behaviour at Com- mercial-place, on the 26th ult., was fined 5s. and the costs. — Wm. Jones and Thomas Thomas, colliers. sum- moned at the instance of P.C. Johns for similar behaviour at Mill-street, on the 27th nit., were ...

... BRECON. ENTERTAINMENT.—An entertainment was given In the Town Hall on Wednesday evening, the proceeds of which were given to the Good Templars. The cbair was taken by Mr Bonnel Bishop, solicitor. The Misses Abbey recited selections from Marmion and I* Evangelint-, with much taste. Mr Well id's rendering of Othello's address to the Senate was scholarly and im^rcosive, and well merited the ...

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... ROYAL COMMISSION ON RAILWAY ACCIDENTS. A special sittmg of the Royal Commission, appointed to inquire int > the cause of Railway Accidents, was held on Thursday at the Royal Hotel, Cardiff. The Earl of Aberdeen, the Chairman of the Commission, presided, the other Commissioners being the Bight Ron. A. 8. Ayrton, M.P., and Mr Salt, M.P. They were assisted by Mr E. F. Pellew, secretary. A special ...

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... MESSES. H. W. HARRIS AND TAYLOR'S NOTICES. MESSltS. H. W. HAItlUS & TAYLOR, AUCTIONEERS, APPRAISERS, ARCHITECTS, SURVEYORS, HOUSE. ESTATE, AND GENERAL AGENTS, NEW A TJ C T I O N M ART, COURT STREET, MERTHYR, T>EG to inform the Public that all matters en- jr> trusted to their care will be punctually, promptly, and arefully attended to. Plans, Elevations, and Specifications Prepared. Works in ...

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... Sir Edirard Harrison has contributed £ 35 tswasif establishing a lifeboat station for Harwioh. Where ten men win cheerfully lay down their Bees fpr i woman, only one will carry her a scuttle of coals.—Jtaar wwry Now. The Record is Informed that Canon F reman tie, brothel of Lord Cottulae, bad been designated by Mr. Disraeli ae Deaa of Ripon. Whoever is the rftl Mom* of the present Xftnistry, ...

... DuXVILUS i*c CO., Belfast, are the largest holders of vvhis-cym the world. Their old Irish Whisky is re- oommended by the medical profession in preference to French brandy. Supplied in casks and cases for home use or exportation. Quotations on application to MESSRS. DUNVILLE & Co., ROYAL IRISH DISTIL- ERIES, PELIRAST. 7243 ...

... ROYAL GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY. At the meeting of this society on Monday the recent explorations of Mr. Stanley in Central Africa formed the subject of a paper by Lieut.-Colonel Grant, C.B. A large and fashionable audience was present. Sir HHXRY KAWLIXSQH, president, occupied the chair, and there were present Sir Samuel Baker, Lady Bur- dett Coutts, Sir T. Fowell Buxton, Captain Burton, Admiral ...

... AMKlilCA. AS IT IS.-Bt Julius. Philadelphia, December 13th, 1875. AMERICAN CHEESE FACTORIES. -THEIR ORIGIN AND PRESENT PRODUCTS. The factory system of making butter and cheese an industry of great and growing commercial importance and the history of which is full of interesting and use- ful lessons, has grown up in thi.i country withtn the last quarter of a century from very small beginnings. ...