... LLANELLY. BOAKD OF HEALTH.—A meeting of this board was held on Saturday, present Messrs C. W. Gaussen, in the chair; John Randell, William Rosser, J. S. Tregonning, J. B. Phillips, Dr. Davies, R. Nevill, and H. J. Howell. Tenders for letting of the fishing in the newreservoir were opened as follows Alfred Owen, 30, Stepney. place, £10 10s G. E. Mynett, 6, Lakefield-place, £8: W. Buckley, £10. ...

... CELEBRATION OF THE SUNDAY-SCHOOL UEN- TENARY.— Tbe Dowlais Centennial Committee are now busy with the preparations for the forth- coming celebration of the 100th anniversary of the Sunday-school system. It is suggested by them that sermons be delivered by the respective mini- sters of the town to their congregations on the 29th inst. an l the 4th July, on subjects relating to school work, and ...

... NEW MARKET-HOUSE FOR Being encouraged by the success of the weekly butter and provision market, the inhabitants of the town and the leading farmers of the district, &c., have decided in getting a market-house for the town, which, undoubtedly, will greatly im- prove the already thriving weekly markets. A public meeting was held at the Board School, Major Lewes, Waungron, Whitland, in the chair ...

... THE THEATRE ROYAL, CARDIFF. On Monday evening, the first time in Cardiff, the popular comic opera Les Cloches de Corne- ville was presented at the Theatre Royal. The plot is but slight, but it affords plenty of scope for good acting, even although it is subservient in some measure to the singing and tableaux. Ger- maine. the heroine, Miss Annie Poole, having been some few years previously ...

... HEAVY DAMAGE TO A SHIP AT NEA TH In the Iligh Court of Jnstice, on Thursday, tbcf case of Iiuinbitt and another v. Neath Harbour Commissioners was heard. This w in action to recover damages for injuries deae to a through alleged negligence of tlie defendants. Mes rs Humbte and.. Thompson, were shipowners at Newcastle-on-Tyne, and owoodtl* screw steati, sitip Barring ton. The defendants for ...

... A shrimp bat wal cut in two by a tug at Yar- Saturday* and one man t&CiwnecL ...

... Y WAWR. Eurog wedd aurora gait Dyr wydrog ddor y dwyrain, I'r Wa.vr gu i roi aur-gern I wJbr las o bur luseru; Yn raddol a lliw rhuddiur, A gylch hi mewn aur A'i ffrydiau fel tonau tan, Trwy wyll yn tori allan. Hulia lien ffurfafen fawr A thirf wedd fel traeth erfawr. An i ffynon fingron fack, Hudolus, ond yn dlysadi Rhwng aeliau'r cymylai mSn, A thri lliw hardd ei thnell arian Lneiniad o ...

... NEW ZEALAND FOR EMIGRANTS. THE STATE OF THE COUNTRY. Sir Julius Vogel, Agent-General for New Zea- and, replies in the Timr,3 to a letter in that journal some days ago, on the subject of emigra- tion to New Zealand. The writer of the letter, tie says, has very much exaggerated the depression existing in the colony, and some of his statements ire untrue-as for example, that the cost of the ...

... Mr Bolton, master cotton spinner, has in- timated that the conditional, ikttvance of 5 percent will not be given. On Monday morning a labourer 'named John Wiley was found, drowned in a tank at Sculcoates. There was only about three feet of water in the tank, and as deceased was subject to fits, it is sup- posfd$bat wjyie ia oM-he fell into the wato*- ...

... SUPPRESSION OF OPIUM SHOPS. SHANGHAI, May 25th (via San Franciaco).-The FutaLof Sooehow having ordered the closing of the opium shops there, a great depression of trade has occurred. ...

... BOABD OF GUARDIANS—The usual fcht meeting of this board was held on Saturdw me, Present—Mr W. Seys (chairman), » BhQ Taylor (vice-chairman), the Rev. F. 1'aiffl' REGT Mr Henry Clay (ex officio), the Reva, N. S au1( thropp. J. R. Jones, M. Steel, G. Orme, J«f terf and C. R, Hall, Messrs T. Griffiths, T. Pf duo D. Baker, T. P. Williamm6 C. Rymer, gi, Rymer, £ £ S. Williams, W, T. Bollock, J#' ...

... EMIGRATION. STATISTICS showing the revival of emigration within the last month or two attest how, with the finer weather and the improvement in trade, the surplus population in one part of the world determines to try whether its fortunes can be improved in another part. In this great restless movement from one country to another, we see perpetuated that sturdy spirit of independence and daring ...