... THE THEFT OF EARLDUDLErS JEWELS. On Thursdav, at the Clerkenwell police-court, Charles Wright, aged 34. no home or occupation, was remanded for enquiries into a confession which he had made to the police, but now denied it the dock, that i.-ehad stolen the Earl of ndb y s je els. He said he had been I from Lord Dudley's eeri ice some time before he 0 vitimit d the robbery the circomatairoai ...

... RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. FOR THE PAST WEEK. 1879 1878 In. De £ ■. je. £ Pembroke and Tenbv 615 426 89 London.Bhtrhtou.&S.O 41884 375 56 4813 South Eastern SS33 SM516 117 North — — — 3310 2780 2414 c36 9174 7786 1338 Penarth Harbour. &c. 2286 1188 1093 Metropolitan 10 63 9363 506 — Metronolitan District 6561 6872 689 Lancashire and Yorkshire 66571 6t 532 39 — Midland 134064 128S88 5678 Great ...

... RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. FOR THE PAST U I I.:If 187.1 1878 In. De £ I 8IP27 191 — j I'eoarth llai boui'. ic. 2 8-> 2:81; 203 3021 191 Peiiibroke and Tenby fI'21 London. Briirhton. & S. C 443M» i-5 j Soutn Eastern 44-to 4S941 412 i i\ rtb — f541 129218 180V.0 — 822 j Lancashire, and Yorkshire 6S 91 26; MetroiMiiitan 97:Wi fif,6 i 140. MetroDfi'itaii District 447 Brecon and Merthyr 1137 1212 74 ...

... SCENE AT A MINSTREL ENiTffV TA1NMENT AT HA VERFORDWES.' A company of minstrels, announcing then's tboo- to be the original Christy Miustrels, 011 farewell tour, conducted and superinte tet1 by Mr Charles Christy himself, gave an ell tainment at the Shire-hall, Haverfordwestjriff Monday evening, to a tolerably good house- sable gentlemen put in an appearance.. soon the audience, apparently, ...

... THE WESLEYAN CONFERENCE. RECEPTION OF NONCONFORMIST MINISTERS. The Conference resumed on Thursday with the examination into ministerial character. In the course of this it was reported that a minister who had been trained in the Theological Institution had resigned, and applied for ordination to the Bishop of Gloucester, who, after corresponding with the ex-president, had refused to ordain him ...

... It may interest English merchants and navi- gators ta know that a joint-stock company has lately been formed, under the management of the well-known contractor, M. Polakoff, for the pur- pose of deepening the anchorage of Taganrog, the most important trading port on the Sea of Azoff. Hitherto large vessels could not get close in to the shore, which necessitated the employment of lighters but ...

... RAIN FALL. The following are particulars of rain fall in September, supplied by Mr D. Herbert Lewis, Ystalfera Sept. Inches. Sept. Inches, Sept. Inches. 6 i-2-2 12 29 '25 23 7 1-05 It! 15 26 -24 8 '75 21 -4.r, 28 1-40 9 '19 22 1-19 30.. 31 10 .00 23 -57 11 1.21 24 -41 Tott-il-8-75 Total number oi days, 16, Above sea level, 300 feet. Above ground, 18 inches. In the corresponding month of ...

... AMUSING^OMMIC^QUABBLE. A JEWISH SQUABBLE IN A BED. CHAMBER. On Monday, at the Littledean police-court before Mr H. T. Crawshay (chairman), Sir I ho. Crawley Boevey, Bart., and Mr Russell J. Kerr-Abraham Stargott, a Jew, in business as a tailor at Cinderford, charged his wife, Ehz I beth Stargott, a well-dressed woman, with assaulting him. Mr Jackson, solicitor, of Stroud, appeare ( for the ...

... [FROM TUESDAY NIGHTS GAZETTE.] lhomaa Burnell, Bute-street, Cardiff, wire- worker. A. C. F,'Galaminus, Cardiff, merchant. Joseph Weeks, Edmondstown, Llantrissant, Glamorgan, shopkeeper. David Reynolds, of Penygraig, near Pontypridd, boot-maker. D. E. Davies, of Cwmgrach, Glyn Neath Glamorgan, grocer. T. Underwood, Blaenavon, Monmouth, iron- monger. Thomas Ell's, of the Quay, Barmouth, ...

... iOli THE PAST WEEK. 1879 1878 In. De IC. X. South EMtern 39522 41 ilia 1974 London. Brisrhton. k- 13. C S 16(« 18332 Lancashire and Yorkshire 6\:f>8 65538 2 80 S2 1 24 8 733 Midland 11.9474 Metropolitan 10675 9811 fat MetroDolitan District 6,3 5 >20 933 5210 134 Pena-rth Harbour, &0. 1719 Pembroke and Tenby. 541 5)2 Brecon and Merthyr 1137 1423 W8 London,Chatham, kDover 22455 2 18 2603 London ...

... PREPAID TARIFF FOB SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS, | SOUTH WALES DAILY I I !D:I.¡h News HORM. ODe. Three Six 14 Insertion. ^Insertions. Insertions i Caraifl [ ) | Times. | 9. d. | g. do Is. d.II.d. tswords) 0 6 I 1 0 I 1 6 I 2 0 *7 Words | 0 9 | 1 6~I 2 3 | 3 0 l& Words | 1 Q j -2 0 | 3 0 40 15 Words j 1 3 I 2 6 3 9 I 5 W Words 1 6 I 3 0 4 6 6 0 fchieeXtofl 0 3 77 0 9 10 9 Words) The* charges apply only ...

... This society was formed only a few months ago, and its first sh-nvof cattle, horses, &c., was held on Tuesday. The arrangements were satisfactorily carried out by Captain R. P. Beynon,.1 Pentowin (president of the society) Mr R. R. Carver, Wenallt (vice-president) Mr J. H, Thomas, Deri ,>norary secretary), who were assisted by a good working coinifiit-tee. consisting of the principal farmers ...