... 1CTH GLAMORGAN RIFLE VOLUNTEER CORPS.- Orders for the week commencing October 27th, 1878:— Sunday-Annual church parade muster at 10 a.m. Full uniform, side arms only, white gloves to bo worn. Band to attend, Monday-Full-dress parade, 7.30 p.m. Tuesday-Plaiii clothes parade, 7.30 p.m. Wednesday- Presentation of prizes by the Mayor; muster at 7 p.m. Fu 1 'uniform. Band to attend. Wednesday, Nov. ...

... SKEWEN. OPENING SERVICES,.—On Sunday and Monday tiiere were opening services at Salem Calvinistic Methodist Chapel, Cwmdu, Skewen, which is a branch of Zion Chapel. The ministers who officiated were—Rev A. Edmonds. St. Mellons; Bev Ed. Thomas, Bristol Rev Thomas Thomas, Llaudovery; and the Rev S. Davies, Skewen. The collections made previous to, and at the opening services realised JE45. The ...

... At the openincr of the bazaar in aid of ..on Chapel, Llanelly, on Monday, Mr B. T. WILLIAMS, Q.C., M.P. for the United Boroughs of Carmarthen, Wa. called upon to address the audience. He said It is a pleasure to me to shew by my presence here to-day my sympathy with the good work that has been done, aud that is now being done by the members of the Zion Chapel. You have a history to tell about ...

... DONATION TO iH3 INFIRMARY. A meeting of the members of toe Old Licensed Victuallers' Association was held in the Crown Court of the Town Hall, Cardiff, on Wednesday evening, to decide what should be done with the fund of the Old Licenced Victuallers' Aaaoeia* tion, amounting to £.;3 12. and which for the iaafc 15 years had been iying at the National Provincial Bank without Interest. Mr ...

... WINDING UP APPLICATION, Before Sir Henry Hawkins, sitting as Vacation Judge, at Lincolushire, on Wednesday, Mr Fischer, Q.C., with whom was Mr Colt, moved for an order to wind up the Newport and South Wales Shipowners' Company (Limited) with a nonpmal capital of £ 100.000. The company had neglected, to pay a claim by the_ petitioner, Mr Lloyd Lewis, of the sum of £ 3,350; another peti- tioner, ...

... CARDIFF CHAMBER OF COM- MERCE. The monthly meeting of the Cardiff Chamber of Commerce was held on Wednesday, Mr Jonas Watson (chairman) presiding. There were pre- sent—Messrs E. S. Hill, C. E. Stallybrass, H. Vellacott, Thomas Watson, J. H. Wilson, M. Krieger, M. M. Jones. A. E. Tylor, Evan Lewis, Wm. Angel, jun., Henry Eraser, and W. L. Hawkins, secretary. CORRESPONDENCE. The following ...

... UNITED STATES POLITICS, ROB- BERY, AND JOBBERY. OUR Transatlantic cousins are having a lively time of it, and with characteristic frankness they are speaking their mind all round. There are three parties to be con- sidered instead of two, as in the past— namely, the Republicans, tho Democrats, and the Labour party. The Republicans are the equivalent of the Liberal party in Eng- land. One of ...

... FY NUW SYDD GYDA MI. Ar dir dieithr trigo 'rwyf Ar lan yr Howy werdd, Y radar man yn pyncio sy' Eu myrdd o dknau cerdd; Yn nghanol rhyfeddodau fyrdd, A themtasiynau lu, Yn nghanol rhwystrau alryw. Fy Nuw sydd gyda mi. Gadewais berthynasau hoff, A hen gyfeillion lion; Adgofion am eu cwmni hwy Wna hiraeth tan fy mron; Yn mhell o ol wg tyner tad, o trlyw cynghorion lu Ond lloni wnaf wrth ...

... LORD BEQUESTS OF ECCLESIASTICAL PATRONAGE. The will (dated April 3, 1873) with three codiciis (dated January 23, 1ST4, December G, 1877. and February 1, ISTS) of the Might Hon. Bertram, Earl of Ashburuhaui, late of Asliburn- ham-plane, near Battle, Sussex, who died on June 22 last, has been proved by the iiight Hon. lvathc« rine Charlotte, Couetjss of A^hbuniha n, the widow, and his eldest son ...

... SUDDEN DEATH AT HA YERFORD WEST. Miss Ward, the elder of two sisters keening t. boarding school in xlill-s^reefc, Haverfordwest*, expired suddenly in her £ >etj on pj.jjoy night* Her sister, who Siepfc m the same roo m, hearing her breathing heavily, sent the servant for Dr Brown, but she was quite dead bettr J that gentleman arrived. ...

... GUNPOWDER EXPLOSION. TWO CHILDREN KILLED AND A HOME WRECKED. An exphv-jon of gunpowder has occurred in thf house of Alexander Can-oil, volunteer range keeper, Nithshill, near Glasgow, killing two of hir children. The house, which was one of two storeys, was wrecked, and the children, aged re- spectively six years and thirteen rnouto3, were buried ia the debris. Whç taken out they were dead, A ...

... r?ROM OUR DOWLAIS CORRESPONDENT.] DOWLAIS, TUESDAY. On Saturday last the eldest orphan child of the late Mike Harney returned home to Dowlais, from the Herefordshire hoji-fijlds. I hoar tint she was not acquainted with her father's untimely end until her arrival in the town. Her grief at the sad intelligence was something shocking, as a neighbour informed me to-day. She gives vent to her ...