... ''J5 '\ean? ?I. 8ninmonses against the Mayor, i r -Alderman Lteykin, and Major Bona, for alleged assaults committed on the occa- giou of the town's meeting, convened by the Mayor, on the 3rd of December, to consider advisability of protesting against the Afghan war, was resumed on Friday. The Mayor was re-examined, the Rev. A. 0. Neill, Mr Powell Williams, a member of the watch committee, ...

... LOCAL LIQUIDATIONS. [FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE] George J. Harding, oi Abergavenny, surgeoa dentist. John Frith, of Swansea, licensed victualler. David R. Jenkins, of Pontardulais, GLAMORGAN, grocer. William T. Lipacumbe, of Broadway, lloath, Cardiff, furniture dealer. Henry Collins, Canto.1, Cardiff, baker and grocer, Charles lxosser, Aberdare, innkeeper. John Laurie, Car.k!èJ.rthe.tJ, ...

... 1 oxs, Simon. Abergavenny, ma le on behalf of Waiter Waters, for a wholesale licence for beer, to be sold oft the premises, at a house at Cwmbran. 'i he application wa= oppo-ed by Mr Greenway, PontypooL on behalf of some publicans n the neighbourhood. Decision reserved.—-John Brewer, J farmer, Cioesyceilog, wasjjeharged with driving a fl-k o'l sheep, aifecicd witli sc-dj, along the lu;:ii- way ...

... T, A Boston telegram reports that the schooner liapiu is missing, with a crew of four hands ut., f 3A?AC?M AM> PODOPHTILIW.—A fluid eom Dn i°n or derangement ot the lirer, particularly when arising from skylit congestion. By jreritl}- stimulating tae aot-lort ot the liver ami slightly moving the'bwvwte, the:hear?, clroway feeling; with sensation* of fulness, ofMn head-ache, pain beneath the ...

... THE SCOTCH RE-UNION AT CARDIFF. The fourth re-union of the natives of Scotland :md their friends took place on Friday EVENING at the assembly-room of the Cardiff Arms Hotel. An excellent working committee had been appointed, and the arrangements made were such as to insure Lhe most perfect success to a re-union which has now become an annual event at Cardiff. The room was gaily decorated with ...

... ALLEGED WLFMDRDER NEAR CARDIGAN. Oil Thursday, at the Shire Hall, Cardigan, an inquiry was held into the cause of the death of a child, name unknown, whose body was found buried in a boggy field, on a farm called Lan, situate in the parish of Llandugwyd, by P.C. Pierce, of Llechryd, and P.C. Davies, Blaenporth, on the previous Tuesday. A young woman about 33 years of age, named Mary Jones, ...

... NOVEL MOVEMET BY MEN ON STRIKE. As the great strike in the Tam worth district bids fair to be a protracted one, a large number of the men are making daily visits to adjacent towns, accompanied by a band of musicians seated in a trap, which is drawn by relays of colliers. The miners are attired in fantastic dresses, and they daily succeed in collecting goodly sums of money and quantities of ...

... TEE PEOPLIvS TI'dBUTE TO LORD BEACON SF IELD. THE TRIBUTE REJECTED. Under the heading of The Wreath Refused, Mr Tracey Turnerelli, who originated and carried out a penny subscription for a People's Tribute to Lord Beaconsfield, has published a correspond- ence upon the proposed presentation of a gold laurel-wreath to the Premier. The following letter explains Lord Beaconsfield's reasons ...

... Johanna Sullivan was brought up 011 remani fioui the Merthyr police-court oa Monday, charges with wounding Catherine Willmms. Tne wouieu, who re-ide at Cardiff-road, Mountain Ash, hal quarrel on Saturday last, unich ended, accenting to complainant's statement, in defendant taking up a knife and wounding her on the head. Williams' daughter deposed to seeiag them struggling on the floor, and to ...

... Recently a very excellent chalybeate spring has been discovered at this beautiful little seaport, situated at the mouth of the river Ayron, on the coast of Cardigan Bay, 16 miles south-west of Aberystwith, and 13 miles from Lampeter. The spring is likely to become very popular, and is calculated to increase tenfold the numb r of visi- tors to that town. During the summer of 1878 Dr Burghardt, ...

... Major Harry R. Bowlby, 1st Battalion 20tll Foot has been appointed chief com- mandant of military police a.t. Cyprus. Yakoob Khan arrived at the British camp at Gandauiak yesterday afternoon, and ex- pressed a desire to the Viceroy for the es- tablishment of friendly relations. ...

... MOVEMENTS OJ. SOUTH WAIVES VESSELS. Otavea;a s«, Capt ljuen. left Bilbao on Wednes- day. f..r Yewpnrt.. Handaff M, Capt Lodg-e, put into Penzance on We(ities,.Ia.y- niht through Qtre. of weather. North Devon s- ...