... REPRESENTATION OF THE CABM&BABEN BOROUGHS. f LETTER FROM MR. HOWELL. I ?? r TO TLE EDITOR. ...

... YCLUUMIwuL. USK AND EBBW BOARD OFT CONSERVATORS. A. meeting of this board was held at the Great Western Railway Hotel, Abergavenny, on Tues. day. Present-Mr. A. D. BeTrington (in the obair), Mr. Saseph Gibbs g: Newport) Major conw ay L (mayor Breoon), Colon;l F. Gwynne, Coldsa B. Oynne, Major Herbert, ColonlelIf~e; Messrs. W. T. Crawehy, F. C. Feanell, iliins, Hotehku, J, (1. Palling, E. ...

... ALLEGED MISCONDUCT OF A WELShl SOLICITOR. I. In thB High Court of Justice, Common Pleas Division. Weaetinater, on Saturday, at sittings in banco (before Lord Coleridge and Mr. Justice Grove),Ifr. Wills, Q.C. (with him Mr. Murray) on behalf of the Incorporated Law Society, moved for a rule calling upon a solicitor to batwil, the matters of affidavits charging him with having obtained an advance ...

... RAMLWAY TRAMO RTURNS n ?? Hb. Dock-. e at md 3wy .I 106a m 185 - 1P 425 t, 3h aV ..Naliway ',2221 - 21m ,. 59 - 9 5j Baond0 eatbg,.. 1181 ?? 1117' . 4. t. Alid-W&le ?? ,,-S78 . 91 - ,is ?? MthEasern4 - a et 7 ?? 358 ?? ?? 13 A c .rend Trunk Cda - , - , - 7983 a Netroposia ?? ?? , O - .. . -. Rl Metropolitan Digtmet , .. - 156 , - j MidlaSd 75. ?? S - a 7s8 *- t Great xazz*serm * ~ 743- le ...

... ..'AMERICAX gOTES.' Itpv M-p-- (By Moxin- - The Weenader the I nincsthat the I .esding Sarn ?? of coil),.' elsh of that place0, ?? the T Es.I ol~d a Co- - etmg moneytoealthmtojq ½1~- _sgregatioual Cbapel I haveiu~t giveon i aupr tms he admijtted that Imen- 0 t ~flain-g oysters in connection withbidn I ' ji chapel is somewhat unjpleasnt in the eras of the , e jcildtexi of ?? l1east on tbis ...

... I Lr ONDON, SATURDAY EVZfrIG. LI There is war in South Mrfia. Cetowayo km , ubtterly rejected the terms offered him by Sir S. Barte Fre He has smeembled hin ighting men and defied us; ed the first work of the New Yea wa1 to advanoe upon hil. It we demnd cf him that he should Submit henceforth wholly i to British authority, and-thin he hs deolned to o, do. He prouised on oertain matter of ...

... THE REPRESENTATION OF TEE IMERTHYR BOROUGHS. I ill PEi-VATE MEXETING OF NONOON. ire FOBMIbTS AT ABEIRDARE. aM, On Wednesd%3y evening, a joint meeoting of the he Merthyr, Dowleis, Cefin, Aberdare, Sirwain, and en Mountaine Ash Noneonformist committees was be, held at Sicea Chapel, the object of -the meeting, as iil expressed in the posat-card convening it, being to in consider what siteps ...

... iDR. OGE tA , I TE D THE DEGB l 0 - | IA ieting of getlemnemnwas held on Wednes. day, -atheCameonr Armsnotlw, Swnseafotbhe purpose of tak&ing'such steps as. may bedqeeed desiable for preenting Dr, Rogers with the dl~loni of ALD., recent conferrd-o him by hi grabe the Archbishop of Canterbury. Mr. Jobn Joner Jenkins (mayor) presided, and there were also present-lr. J. C0.Fowler, Alderamn ...

... - - - - ---pw ?? AR-R - - 4R -- -- g 4ft 0 t i I'm aj 14. - . I- [ - - d- - - - - . mardly obeen gpr t b the LidaE 100nsietory Court for tie rosto n sad en- . . - agemenof the parish churches of Liandew. fr( knireid and Bassalleg, Miss Shepperd, with a contingent of the Salvation Army, held the first of & series th, of: meetings at Pontypridd on Tuesday. fig The inquest on the bodies which ...

... LLANTARNAW DIST RIET FAMER'- AODLTIONT1-. I lbs annual meetiog was hed on Thitrsday, the r i poogbi matches talking -plaes on the Cinrt. L Farm, occupfiadbby r. 0. Thorns; Twenty-iow~a ttee-ms appesere& in the field, ?? good work ) wsas one; but the lan-d wae mot in very~good -coo- diiiou. A geodly number b! visitors wer,& On ther lield to witness the ploughing.- Prizes for root the crolps, ...

... THE FBB1u CHUR: PRI- an m.E wU we ?? In eoanaet~s with t he ieetinse of the (ongi. gations, Union * ueetize for the, expost, and 2g enforoelment a Frees Church Peinolpias was hld. F~l in' Wood aireet Chapel), on Tkiurhday, .oeveltfug ~Id -The apacioua ed fioe was thomse'd in, everyp Ill. in fact, there wae a Lirger &Ttend~nse tran a 1W eitber of-the Ireaedit, meetingo The orair l; a, occp ,br ...

... OUR PABIS LETTERL PAIS, ?? 10. A cecond contingent of tho amnesied Coal. sunisgt has anrived, and the. usual dramatic meetings and roognimtODB have been reneated, so much is human nature the seam mn mankind. It so a wis child that know its own father, bat a boy or girl might be excused for not rcognisiag Pa' after an absence of;nineyears, when pater. familius appears bronzed likP an Indiac God ...