... NEWPORT. POLICE BUSINESS.—On Friday, Ellen Daley, senior, nn 1 Ellen Daley, junior, mother and daughter, were ch rged with stealing coal from a ti i-eko the property of the Abercam Coal Com- oanv, on the Old Dock. The case was proved by DockJ Police-constable Stoyle and John Glass. Prisoners were convicted, -and each sentenced to seven (lays' hrd bb..mr.-Honora Husley, charged with being drunk ...

... EXCITEMENT IN THE TIN TRADE. [SPECIAL TELEGRAM.] Considerable excitement prevailed in the London Metal Market, on Friday, and tin, which ruled from £ 87 to £ 90 on Thursday, advanced to £ 96, closing at £f)4, In view of the improvement, the Cornish smelters have advanced the standards £ 3 per ton, thereb -• cancelling the reduction of Wednesday last. The tin market remains in a most sensitive ...

... Teas, Coffees, and general Groceries are supplied at merchants' prices by the North Wales Public Supply Stores, 14, High-street, Wrexham. 77 ROSBACH WATER.—Imported direct in ship-loads from the springs near Homburg. Supplied to the Royal Families of England and Germany. In regard to organic purity and wholesome properties, Rosbach is far superior to any other mineral water I have ex- amined ...

... On Wednesday there was much .rejoicings in Ne nham. consequent upon the marriage of Aiiss Rose Ann Carter, third daughter of Air Carter, the Forest of Dean coroner, with Mr John Shaw Carleton, surgeon, of Newnham, and son of t e late Cornelius Carletcn, of Dounybrook, Ireland. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. T. J. Weig t at St. Peter's Parish Church, where a numerous gathering of the ...

... PROPOSED SCHOOL BIARD FOR LLANDOVEnY. A meeting of the British School Committee was ...

... ABGLWYDD DE~BY~ . ~~ HYD emn gilyd zr ynsunitd -Arglswtdiuat~s-. : o'r gwyr pwyticae a goreu o% do A nrb-$ yaehi y wrwn dd;id fgwyi diog0wi, y eddsyblaid pn awyddLanceater.- Brawyhw$y y Cei'iwdwver yini6twrS gs y newyddi to1wr Jrn~ky~ds,!ydd & drygi ni~r.ILlywodraetb;-.pa .ieae ei groeuaws fel K.yowedd rbydeddus KIowtly d aefyn fwy vib paddiiwjd zfod A obeatei i :woey~d ,ei; gartrei yn y t a ...

... THE DEAN OF LLANDAFF. Owr Llandaff correspondent writes as follows :— The Dean of Llandaff left The Deanery on Friday for London, where he will be the next month, engaging in his official duties at the Tem- ple. I believe it is the intention oi the very reverend gentleman to spend eight months of the year at Llandaff, and the remaining four in Lon- dott. I understand the time of his residence ...

... PON T i POOL. A REVIVAL Slavic* was held in the Primitive Methodist Chapjl on Thursday ev-uit-ig. There was a large congregation. The preacher was Rev. J. T. Brown, a converted clown. AN ENTKBTAIKJIENX. in aid of the funds of the branch church s given at the Town-hall on Thursday evening, the chair being occupied by the senior curate, the Rev. J. Jones. was a large itteudakrce. ...

... ENGLISH SPELLING REFORM. TO THE EDITOR OF THE GUARDIAN. SIR,—In resuming this subject it will be as well to mention that the reform has been from time to time before the public in some form or other; and that various improved methods of spelling have been printed in newspapers and magazines, sup- ported by paragraphs and leading articles con- taining many forcible arguments. Most cf the ...

... AT THE POLICE COCBT, on Tuesday, Charles Bratnblfy. for stealing drapery, the property of Mr S. D. E.arjs, was committed for trta.1. THE SALVATION A&MY.—On Monday a:]d Tues- day nights, Misa Shepuerd, an I some other ropre se8tatives of the lectured at the Calvin- istic,a'Jd Baptist Chapels. Seven hundred or 800 people attende-i, but the proceedings were not very enthusiastic. ...

... LUNATIC MAINTENANCE. The foitnightly meeting of the Pontypridd Board of Guardians was held on Wednesday. There were present—Air Thomas Williams, Clog House, Llanwonno, chairman; Alessrs Moses Cule, Henry Anthony, Thomas Reynol 18, Edward Edwards, Thomas Morgan, Evan John, William Davies (Fwllgwain), Evan Evans, Aaron Thomas Jones, D. D. Joseph, W. Jeffrey*. Evan Evans, Elias H, Davies, Thomas ...

... SCHOOL CHURCH FOR ROATH, CARDIFF, The new building erected as a school church, at the east end of Croft-street, Roath, was opened for Divine service on Thursday evening. It is a neat red brick building, well lighted and warmed. As the building is intended for use as a school during the week-days, the plan is that more essentially of a school, one end being screened off during the week from the ...