... THE MkAQUE8S AsND KASCHrFtOF3 oq Br.TeMarquees and1 'Marchiouesa of Il3 -e left Rothey on Friday, nc Wery.ss BAY -l London, fort sojooxf in Faissand other prso the Continent for a fewr wveeks, Whenee0 they ?? come beck ag&u WowDu. OTTER ?? tion vras o1 Tae,- dymorniog received by Mr. Heard, the p@ prietor of the Fly Harbour Hetr, to thhe Orff ?? that an ottvrhad been eeon in ?? river at the ...

... ?? I o;: MR. MARTIN EDWARDS, Pontypool, has 2 al. been appointed deputy-coroner for the county of honniouth. e it. A YoUNG WahilAN named Amelia Pratt, whose friends live LU Barton-street, Gloucester, e was drowned in the ship canal, about four mile4 from Gloncester, on Monday evening. AN ORATORIO bearin te title of a Jeremiah, from the pen of sn Alaw, is about to be published. The work is ...

... ITHE BOOTH WALES EISTEDDFOD, M tL:- ?? -r_ - l _. __ .I This grand eisteddfod took place at Cardigan, ho] on Wednesday, when tbouseards of persons were £2 present. A procession marohed to the Guilidhall, a3 headed by the Bronwydd brass baud, and coin- L8 prisiog in its ranks the mayor, town council, Eli mace bearers, officers and men of the Royal Navy up Reserve and CGostgnards at St. ...

... ?? 'r -eA.- #1-A - wet _A On Tuesday the fortnightly moeting of the watchcommittesand local board washe3d, also the bi.qoarterly meeting. The mayor presided. AIdermen Lyne, Murphy, and Jones, and Council. lore S. Goes, Oliver, West, Hussey, H. R. Evans, Wyndham Jones, Vaughan, Rogers, Maddock, Boar, and Blake. WATC11 COCI'lDrEF. The minutes were read and confirmed. Also the superintendent's ...

... I * C~~ARDIFF. Tuceday was observed almost as a general holi. iro day in Cardiff. Many oft~hetradesmen's shops wre i were closed, numerous visitors made their appear. al ance in the steet, aud large numbers of towns. Ma. people 'agai patrcnised the marine trips to Weston Ur an riBtol. The teachers of various Sunday he schools also held their annua pionio in the as neighbourhood, hevisitors ...

... DR. PARRY AND THE WELS1I REPRESENTAT1VE CHOIR AT UARDIFF. On Wednesday, Dr. Parry and te rep-esee tive W'elsh choir which accompanied hisi, tJ ?? bridge and London ?? in continU.0. of their short tour, and gave two conoert, Wood.Etreet Chapel. At the afternoon corncc the attendancD was very meagre, and the beg ,-Y array of empty bencbes, espeeially thoso 1%e , , front, was nut by any means ...

... WEATHER STATISTICS OF TfEl UNITED KINGDOU FOR A&LRI CULTURAL AND SANITAY PUIRPOSMS r u nZUoV, FOR THE W~hsK ENDING JUNE 19, 187S. (SPrCIAL TELEGRAM FRIOMt THlE 2ITSOR0LQ,!C1L OFFICE,) I XEXPk.RATD5RR. RAINFALL. DSTRlcTS. |JB l lelsvcw Q loea thsan j~he b O C = [ elng ow >. ; bemea% 1 .for the .a e for the - A w wee. ' eek. ',VSEAT. ?? l0tbs of PcoDucr2o: DeglDep De8sDeg* F. ot In. anlI-, ...

... ISECOND EDITION, WESTERN KUIL OpricEr 4.30 Lx. 1 t.ECTES T.LFn GaakoJ. t GBAND REVIEW OF FRENCH TRUOPS. a PARIS, JUNE 20.-The annual military 3 review was held to-day in the Bois de Boulogne, 3 the troops under arms numbering 35,000 men. An immense crowd was present, the weather being splendid. Several foreign of. - r ficers were in attendance upon Marshal i MacMahon. Among the spectators in ...

... iTHE N'EW IRON CHURCH IN ST, i STEPlEN'S DBTRICr, C D1FF. I I - - - At the present time Messrs. Cross Bros. iron. meansers, of Working-atreet, are erecting one of their compact and comfortable little iron churches in Webt Bute-street, Cardiff, for the use of the congregation living in the new ecclesiastical die. trint of St. Stephen's, and the short time in which this firm have to complete the ...

... FEMALE INDEPENDENCE AT 1IMERTHYR. Considerable laughter-in which the stipendiary a and his colleague on the bench, Mr. T. Williams, joined-was caused at Mlerthyr police coert, on D Saturday last, by the eccentrio conduct of & female j named Grifithu. Her husband bad been 8um-. moned for keepiog a dog unlicensed, and the Bench after listening to the exonerating pleas of the lady, who appeared ...

... 1B. GLADSTONE AND THE1 ANCIENT ORDER OF ISHPHERDS. t I . . . . We have been requested to give publicity to the following correspondence : a Ewansa, 17th Juno, 1878. f loel Excelsior Lodge (1,756), Ancient Order of e - ?? Shepherds, Ashton Unit. Roncurabie Sir and Brother,-We, as mem t bers cf the above lodge and order were greatly c rejoiced in ?? in the Daily TYeqnrph of the C 12th inst a ...

... NEWS FROM1 THE CAPE. MORBE FIGHTING. A Cape Town telegram, dated May 29 (vi PlYnmuth), states that the rebel cuief, Wni Mlaccmo, 'who had left Sandilli in the Pino Bush, was said (on the 22nd) to hare entered the Wster- Wkoof at the head of 300 to 00 Kaffirs. Numerous attacks were made upon him, resulting in several ?? being killed; and, as already reported by telegraph from Madeira, he was ...