... CLAIM TO THE PICTON ESTATE, i IN PEMBROKESHIREE. ]?or some =timot i Fomrsomestime past rumours have been afloat int Fembrokesbire of a new claimant to the Picto.. -Estate, and such a report has natura ...

... THEFT, Saturday (befc»4 JNfr Qratrex, LørJ Tredegar, and Mr Hall) Charles Martin, a navvy was charged with stealing a flannel nhirt, the property nf William Jenkins, another labourer, lodging »t the hou'P of Henry Edwards, at the in the parish Ba^j«eleg. Priionef waa apprehended in a hut neat the ue* reuefvoir, at P&ntyrehos. He said he atols the jbii; when drbuk. He was sentenced to two ...

... VESSELS SIGNALLED A?. THE T.IZARD. 't'TB. LiZAR?, 3*tu]'d&y.—Wtpf!?.W ...

... hEW YEARS GIFTS AND ENTERTAIN- I MENTS. DPZFiJ RUAI svnn UTO THE POOIL The third annual 1Hogmnay Supper for the poor peo le of the ?? connection Rie wihtee sagow UnIte 's-ageliatic Association, 91o was held on Saturday evening in the Greendyke H. Street Drill Hall. Amongst Usoes on the platform 0i Were Rev. Jasies Scott who oc`3iupied the chair, u Rev. &- N. Somerville, kRev.. Robert Blair, ...

... TIE - X st'.E sA-: .SXKR:-Sj ;F ' jg.t JXORAINT -~CQNSTANTIXPt nE. DEthEMED' ATTITUD01TH :.WITHDW OFTHE RITISH' . , &CONSTTINOPLE Dxc. 2T e Mr- .l~.of'S2alisbj Ind zhis auiene ofl .the Wormed his. 'Ma ...

... OUR LON1DO CORNESPQNDEG I LooDo. SATURDAy Evwnws. The oldyear is gping out in a most unexpectedly flambllkefaihion. The extension of the armistice -is the most peaceful symptom we have had for I ?? a ...

... I THE CHILDREN & - OLD YEAUR. - \ . - . S . 1 . Il ?? :.0THE CHILDRENl. The l'ttlo ehild'year omnes over the snow, - .Over the snosw, : - .Withfootsteps t'ht patter so swift to ind fro, Swiftto sad fr ...

... I ? . :1 ? I I w .-I f -Vk?-f t n? !i ?4 . . ?? ?I i [Du n a. 1, ?? ? I ?? 1-: I DUBLIN MO6NDAY, 4JAi.1, 1877, i dr. The Fseemanc7l's Journal may be I of obtained -il Lndoa on t~he Even. rt-. ing of Publication at Messrs. Smith and Sons boolistalus, Euston Statinox' *er from Mr. Simpson, Newavendor, Charing-crsoi 'Post-offi e e at the London Office, 211 Strand,; and the fbliowingi; day from ...

... TURF NOTE S. (tROM OUR SPOntlso coRlRsPoesuwr1 L London, Saturday. Taocmr a stranger to the columns of the Herald, I may perhaps be recognised by some of your readers as the humble individual who, under the signature of Tam o'Shanter ! in one of your contemporaries, did his best in the cause of sporting truth. Henceforth my communications -will be addressed solely , to the Herald. My ...

... THE REV- ARTIIUK, TOOTH'S REBELLION. JDISGRACKFUL PROCEEDINGS. morning St James's Church, Hatcham, of which the Rev Arthur Tooth is the vicar, was the scene otdiogisoeful and riotous proceedings. Before 10 o'clock the cburob was opened, and it was soon apparent that thereWOfeid be a Wg« oonsrregatiou. The churchwardens secured forms from the adjoining schoolrooms to accom- modate the crowd, ...

... LO€ALVFROATBHR OF ITZALTH. The, inonthly ifeeetinp OF fhia b«ard waa held:'àffthe National ^CHOOLFF on Friday EVENING I&at. Prejsect—Messrs THOMW Hemminge D. LAwis, W.. Zdwardai H. GOYHIO.'GTTL, WHS&IET, Kay, and MORGAN. A. gooa deal j *>f JuouMi«Q. Q-.i. VI w Jot-UA '.BTm' yn ,I paid lib* whole of thw rates due up to &Q last ^IARTSR day,,when HE was^hs- charged fcdUi the board's services. ...

... | CARDIFF BOAPJ) OF GUARDIANS. The we*-k(y meeting of the Cardiff guardians, on Saturday, was presided over by Mr C. W. David. There were present besides, Mr G. Phillips («;c-officio), Messrs T. W. H. Plain, W. H. Martin, J. T. Crirry, C. A. tone, T. V. Yorath, W. Lewis, Tit'os Llewellyn, H. Carsed, D. Llewellyn, E. Keef. Davids, aud W. Lowrie. The master the workhouse reported that during the ...