... LOCAL INTELLIGENC E. 1, THE LATE MR. JOHN BEDDOE —The funeral sermon, by the Rev. N. R. Williams, will be preached at the Unitarian Chapel, on Sunday eve- ning next. PENTREBACII NATIONAL SCHOOL.—On Tuesday evening last an entertainment, consisting of vocal and instrumental music, addresses, and recitations, took place at the above schools, on the occasion of .presenting Mr E. J. Bowen with a ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.—FRIDAY. The proceedings consisted only of a complaint by Earl Granville of delay in presenting the papers on the affairs of Turkey to their lordships, which the Duke of Hichmona and Gordon promised should be inquired into, and of the appointment of a seleotoom- mittse on intemperance. HOUSE OP COMMONS.—FRIDAY. New writs were ordered to be issued to fill the vacancies in the ...

... COMMEMORATION OF CITY WORTHIES. A memorial window in memory of Bishop Pear. son, Bishop Walton, and Tnr.mas Fuller, has been unveiled in the church of St. Martin near East- cheap, London. The window is in the Renaissance style, and at its base is a Latin inscription. After the Te Deum the Archdeacon of Middlesex (Dr. Hessey), who bad written the inscription, gave an address, of which the ...

... Always pay your debts to gentleman, and respects to ladies. Auctioneer's Motto.—Come when you're bid, and bid when you conif. Taxidermy for Parents. — If you want to preserve your children, do not stuff them. The reason that a chilly day is called raw is be- cause the sun doesn't givf enough to cook it Why i# H. thea!re the saddest place of public amuse- ment ?—Because the boxes are ;ilw;iy» ...

... There was a satisfactory increase in the clearances of vessels with cargoes from the port of London for foreign ports dining December, as compared with the corresponding month of 1876. But against the pre- vious month of November there were 30,000 tons less goods taken out, and the number of vessels cleared was 33 less. As compared with December, 1876. the increase was 10,259 tons and 25 ships ...

... ORIGINAL CORRESPONDENCE. THE GUARDIANS AND SENSATIONAL REPORTING. Sm,-As reported last Saturday, Mr Clark (the Chairman), and Mr Rhys (the deputy-Chairman), of the Board of Guardians. were exceedingly indignant at the descriptions published in the London newspapers of the poverty said to exist in this neighbourhood. Special correspondents were dealt with very roughly, and it is lucky for those ...

... VALUABLE DISCOVERY FIIR TBI HATR.—If ycrr hair is tur ing rev or white, or falling cff, use THCI It tif.EF.srffJK, as it ptsirively restore in every Grey or JVhite Hatr .0 its original colour without leaving the dis gree le smell of mcst Restorers. It makes the hair chiirminfoy beautiful, ri well as promoting the growth of the hair n laiu spots, where theglands era notdecajed..Ask your ...

... :VT-ii .;tANSP()RT. W lit-n the news v JY the Russia fi st reached E jjland it rece,. -d with some incre- ddlty. but all doubt was speedily removed. The con espoudeut of he Daily News board the Hus- sian steamer, dat^d i, Deo. 29, gives the f .liowing particulars:—On Wed.ie» iayj at about nine a.m., all Sebastopol was asseinl)led at the Giaff-k-.ia landing.piaue to again welcome the hero of ...

... DANG LRS NEAR HOME. Writing to the Pall Mall Gazette a correspondent says :-The danger of English intereVs bain? menaced nt-arer home than at Constantinople or tho Darda- nelles has freqtieii, been referred to in the Pall Mall Gazette, and is believed to baa very real one by those who have s ...

... up to the B«r.~A gymnast. 1'h-- Wirin.n1 Kind of Hxt. One tliat's got si — He that wem'xa tight Iseot is lik, to a i r flaw un lerst inding. is an animal rfiat mak« ...

... After ill, says the City Pru8, the chief figure in Jacobite ndon, as far as the City is concerned, was the far-tattn.1 Sacueverel, who was to the lant a thorn in the sides of tbe Whig, Dr. Bramston, for a sermon nieacbed in theTempie Charch, was slru k off the list of Royal chaplains. At Bt. Mary's, Whitechapel, Weldon, the Jacooite rector, had caused the portrait of Kenneti, the rising Whig ...

... VTOTjCE is hereby givKn that there is Impounded ll in the abore Poun a Donkey. Unless claimed within SeTea Days of t-us date, it will thereafter b publicly sold to recover fe and expenses. Dated this lltli day of .January, 1973. Tnos. WILLIAMS, Pouud Keeper. Caemarydwn Farm, Merthyr Ty 1 SI. ...