... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... Kate Webster, agei 30, domestic iervant, was again brought up before the bench of magistrates at Richmond on Tuesday, charged with the murder of Mrs. Julia Martha Thomas, at No. 2, Vine Cottages, Richmond, on or about the 2nd March last. Mr. Poland prosecuted on behalf of the Treasury Mr. Valentine Browne appeared for the prisoner. John Church, cross-examined by Mr. Browne, said he had been to ...

... Thirty periiOns- have been killed and an equal number wotinded at Panama on April 17th, in an attempted revolution by the Columbian Guards, ...

... Mr FORSTER said that it was stated in the other House last week that instructions with res- pect to the terms of peace had not been sent out to Sir Bartle Frere, because they had not yet re- ceived information from him with regard to other matters. He wished to ask if that information had been received, and what was the date of the instructions. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that the ...

... THK LOCAL DOAlW met on Thursday. Present- Messrs H. Gover, J. Edwards, G. P. Ivey, and E. T. Ho wells, Mr Gower being in the chair. At the previous meeting it was resolved to appoint two inspectors to overlook the new drains, but one of the members asked whether it was legal to put them on before the minutes were confirmed. It was resolved that the minutes of the previous meeting be confirmed ...

... The annual meetings in connection with this body are being held this year at Lydnev, on the borders of Dean Forest, nearly 50 delegates having assembled. The first gathering (a temper- ance meeting) took place at Albert-dtveet Chapel, ou Thursday evening, under the presidency of the Rev. G. Gibson, of Kingswood, Bristol. Among the speakers was the Rev. G. W. Houghton, of Lydney; Rev. T. H. ...

... MISSIONS TO SEAMEN. This society, which has existed for 23 years, bel 1 its annual meeting at Willis's Rooms, St. James's, on Thursday afternoon, under the presi- dency of the Earl of Aberdeen. From the secre- tary's report, it appears that the mission staff now consists of 64 honorary chaplains, 52 chaplains and readers, six paid lay-helpers, and 51 volunteer missions to seamen helpers. The ...

... THE PICTON CASTLE ESTATES. In the High Court of Jin'ice, on Thursday, Common Pleas Division—before Justices Penman and Lindley, sitting in Davtoo-the Picton Castle Ejectment suit, 01 Phillpps w. Philipps, was under consideration. This waa a summon, referred to the court by Mr J usttce Field, calling upon the defendants to make discovery on oath of all docu. menta which had been or were in ...

... SPKCtAL REPORTS VROM OUR TRADE CORRK3 PONDENTa AND EXCLUMIVZ SOURCES.] REPORT BT OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] CARDfFF, Thursday Night:—Beyond recording a marked depression in the buainess of this port in aH its h ...

... FUNERAL OF MRS GWENLLIAN JONES. On Thursday afternoon, the funeral of Mrs Gwenllian Jones, wife of Mr Griffith Jones (Caradojr), took place at the old parish church- yard, Aberdare. The ccfipse arrived by the 2.33 p.m. Taff traiij, accompanied by a large number of visitors from the Rhoudda Valley and neighbour- hood. The well-known hymn, Am graig i adeiladu, was sung a.t the station, after ...

... Y POST CARD. (BUDDUGOL.) Negesvdd di-sel a gawsoin,—y cu Card dimai'n eiJdom A'n ddifetli, heb y dreth drom, 1'1' drysau â gair drosom. Forth Field. TRODYKFAB. ...