... CARDIFF (BOROUGH) BEGISTRA- TION COURT. GREAT LIBERAL GAIN, Mr G. B. Hughes, barrister-at-law, sat in the Crown Court of the Towp-hall, Cardiff, on Mon- day, to revise the list of voters in the borough. Mr W. Sanders appeared on behalf of the Liberal party, Mr Spencer represented the Conservatives. and Mr E. Grogan the Roman Catholics. In the freemen's list the names of Tanaatt William ...

... The executive committee of the National Agri- cultural Labourers' Union, at a meeting held in Aylesbury, on Monday, pasned a resolution re- gretting that in consequence of the lateness of the harvest the oonferenoe intended to have been held to consider the question of agricultural depression was unavoidably postponed. Messrs Aroh, Ball, Goldsmith, and Mitchell, and the general secre- tary ...

... Toww COUNCIL.—A special meeting of the council was held on Alon a v, Mr Mayor Gregory in the chair. A discussion took place in reference to the ownership of a wall adjoining the Wes- leyan Chapel and corporation property, when it was decided that a committee of the council should meet the minister and trustees of the chapel, for the purpose of viewing the wall in question. A number of fields, ...

... THE TRANAIERE IP.,BY-FARKING. Fresh disclosures arp, being made in the Tran- mere baby-fanning ci^'e. About five years ago a London gentunnaii handed to prisoners a girL upon whom was settled £ 1,200 when she came o! age. C60 were paid. The Barnes's tried bard to proo are the interest of the money, but failed. The girl is now in the workhouse. A TattenhaU doctor has written to the Chief-con- ...

... On Saturday Mr G. T. Clark presided at the weekly meetiug of the guardians.—The Clerk iu- timated that he had received but one application from a married couple for the po- of porter and laundry woman. It was from a and Mrs Mosa The board resolved to advertise for applicants was reported that the out-door relief during tb been A« follows:—Aberdare: L°S 10D Geilieaer, £ 22 0s3d Merthyr L*p;>er, ...

... At a very large meeting of South York- shire and Derbyshire miners, held at Barns- ley, yesterday,it was resolved that at all col- lieries where notices are pending they should be strongly resisted. A resolution was also unanimously passed that the men should give in notices for 10 per cent. advance throughout South Yorkshire and Derby- shire simultaneously on the 8th October next, or on the ...

... At the Swansea police-court? on Monday, a man named Wm. Heniy Bailey was charged with trespassing in search of game, at Singleton Park, the property of Mr Vivian. The gamekeeper spoke to seeing two men in the park at midnight, and said that they ran away upon noticing him. He succeeded, however, in catching one of them, who was the prisoner. Mr Robinson Smith Baia he did not wish to press this ...

... The Paris correspondent of the Daily Telegraph writes :One of the pictures of the late French Salon represented the fable of the woman who was turned into a cat. She is depicted as crawl- ing on all fours, a woman in figure but a cat in nature, with kindling eye and stealthy movement towards a mouse in a corner of the room. In the Rue de Montreuil the inhabitants were witnesses of a scene in ...

... LORD BURGHLEY, one of the county mem- bers for Northampton, made to his constit- uents last year, as will be remembered, one of the most foolish and grossly ignorant speeches of which contemporory newspaper records furnish evidence. He has quite recently repeated the process. Our Yankee cousins have a tendency to make fun even of their defects, and a story is told of a Mississipi ship-captain, ...

... THE HIGHWAY BOARD met on Saturday, when a report as to making certain highways district roads was approved of. The board agreed to memorialise the county roads' board on the sub- ject. The half-yearly estimate, amounting to 800, and the monthly estimate of £119 were pre- sented, and a cheque for the latter sum was signed in favour of the treasurer. A BRUTAL HUSBAND,—At the police-court, on ...

... CLUB FEASTS.—The members of the Foresters' Court, Monmonth district, held at the New Inn, celebrated their anniversary on Saturday. The members of the society of Sneppards also met at the White Lion Inn. The members formed in procession, headed by the Bedwas Band, and attended St. Martin's Church, where an appro- priate sermon was preached by the vicar, after which the members returned to ...

... LIBERAL DEMONSTRATION AT HEYWOOD. RESOLUTION AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT. A great Liberal county demonstration was held in Heywood, Lancashire, on Saturday afternoon, in support of Liberal principles, and as a pro* test against the policy of Lord Beaconsfield'* Government. Mr R. N. Phillips, member for Bury, J resided, and about ten thousand perso were present, including Mr Robert Leake, Chair- man ...