... SivaBB*' MACHINES of best English manufacture cast) prioeg, Family Machine A4 10., Medium Mashine a lie frl, with great Improvements, rendering them far superior to the Singer Company's machines. Darning Machine, 2s Oat. Henry Thomas, St John's Square. Cardiff, 7300 SAYS YOCB CHILDREN DO BARRY'S DELICIOUS BAWAMNTTA AEASIOA fooi).-Ali over the world the most depior. ftbie calamity to imnille1 ...

... PEMBROKE. DiSGB-ACBFUL SctNE.—At the coonty petty MftioM, neld on Saturday, before Mr L. Mathiaa, Dr A. J. Morison, and Mr N. A. Rocb. William Way, of Tenby, waa charged with being drunk and diaorderly at Manor- btH'. P.S. Irving said that he was called to the Lion, where defendant hadbipokenapaneofeiaea. He waa atripped to the akin above the waiat, and waa challenguMr paraona to S?ht, ...

... POKTYPOOL. AaaAULfa.—At the police-court, on Saturday, before MMars Byrde and Phillips, CatberineEvano wascharged with assaulting Rosanna Murphy. Defendant, who pleaded guilty, struck the old woman, her stepmother, and polled her hair in a shameful manner. About a fortnight previously she had been fined 20a for aasaatting Mra Murphy. Fined 20s, or 14 days.—Enoa Cable was charged with assa ...

... Intelligence of the death of Mr Theodore Mansel Talbot, only son of Mr C. R. M. Talbot, M. P., of Margam Park, was received in South Wales yesterday, and caused a widespread feeling of regret, which was intensified by the suddenness of the mournful event- Mr TaJbotdied ill. London, at the residence of his father,3,Cavendish-square. The deceased gentleman was born on the 7th June, 1839: he was ...

... THE LONDON TEMPERANCE HOSPITAL. There was a bazaar at Exeter Hall on Saturday after- noon, in aid of the funds in course of collection for the London Temperance Hospital in the Hampstend-road, for which £ J 0,000 is faid to be required. Lady Aberdare was among those present, and replied to an address. The bazaar will remain open every day this week. ...

... LIBERATED WHEN SOBER. The Inspector of the Constabulary of Scotland repre- sents, in his report this year, that in many of the counties aad in some of the burghs he constantly sees in the lock- up books entries stating that a person has been in custody for being drunk and incapable, or drunk and disorderly, with the remark added, Liberated when sober, thus disposing of the case privately, ...

... EMPRESS—REVIVAL OF AN OLD TITLE. Her Majesty, says the New York Home Journal, is not the first English sovereign who has received the title of Empress. The only daughter of Henry I. married the Roman Emperor at Mentz, A.D. 1140, and was ever after- wards called the Empress Maud. Upon the dectase of Henry I. Maud returned to England.and Stebbing,Somerset Herald, in his work on The Genealogy of ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. EPSOM SUMMER MEETING-YESTFITDAY. The PADDOCK STAKES of 5 sovs each, with 100 added, weight for age; winners extra; maiden allowances. About five furlongs. 1 Trappist 2 Tangible F.Webb 2 Cinderella *^V^arVltiart Valet King, Counter Guard, and Sancho PaD^a_? ran. Betting—65 to 40 on Trappist, 4 to 1 agst ia gible, and 10 to 1 agst any other. Won by six lengtn » bad third. ...

... PORTHOAWL. THE RXST.-A meeting of the Executive Committee was held at the Savings Bank, Bridgend, yesterday. Major T. Picton Turbervill, High Sheriff, was in the chair, and there were also, present Rev Charles Knight, Messrs W. T. Crawshay, William Llewellyn, Morgan B. Williams, D. James Lewis, Pringle, Franklen G. Evans, John Pritchard, architect, L. Ludlow, hon sec, and Gorvett, contractor. ...

... MERTHYR. SCHOOL BOARD.—The fortnishtly meeting of this board was held on Friday morning, when there were present, Mr G. T. Clark (chairman), Mr T. Williams (Goitre), Mr W. L. Daniel. Mr T. Williams (Duffrvn), Mr W. Smyth. Hevs N. H. Williams and J. M. Bowen. Some little discussion took place as to the remitting of fees at the hoard schools, the Chairman expressing an opinion that fees should ...

... BINOER MACHINES of be-it English manufacture cash pric s, Farn ly Mm-h.ne £ 4 10*, Medium nach ne £ 5 lUs t> i, with great improvements, rendering ihem far superior to the ginger Company's machines. Darning Machine, £ 2 Ss 01. Henry Thi mas, St John's Square, Caruiff. 7306 HOLT.OWAT'S OINTMENT AND PILL,-Q,-(ornmou sense, ever lie best of aU leatn ng, becomes invaluable win n its pmc- tee will ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. f LONDON BETTING—YESTERDAY. I GRAND PRIZE OF PARIS.. (One mile and three-quarters. Run Sunday, June U*' 2 to 1 on Kisber, o-t 5 to 2 ASCOT STAKES. (About two miles. Run Tuesday, June 13.) 5 to 1 agst Conseil, 5 yrs, 7st lib, o — t 6 to 1 100 to 12 — Escort, 4 yrs, Gst 101b, 0—110 to 1 10 to 1 Pageant, 5 yrs, 8st 21b, t 10 to 1 Chancellor, 4 yrs, 6st. t 10 to 1 Hopbloom, ...