... rjEE SUNDAY SCHOOL CEN- TEN ARY. fl1ST'I1Y' OF WELSH SUINDAY 1 OH10LS. - (By Moulitn ) Itis muetomary to givo Mr. Raikea, of Glouoeito- tho cre it of hinvig started Sunday 8ohoola. Thio is incerrect. Tie oredit Is really due to tbe Rev. OGifith Jones, Llanddowror, Carmsrthenshire, who catabliehed such zohoola in mxany parts of Wides. Lot us give the nobla old %velah clergy. tran oi Llaxddowror ...

... Y CYNNWFYSIAD. y W~asg, a Mesur y Claddfeydd ?? ?? ?? 3 Llythyr Llundain ?? ., ?? ?? 3 Y Golofn Gerddorol ?? ?? ?? ,, 4 Cyfarfodydd Misol ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 4 Cymdeithasfa y Methodistiaid Calfinaidd yn Llau- fairmuallt ?? 4 Y Senedd ?? .. ?? ?? ?? ?? 6 Troseddau a Damweiniau . .. ?? . 6 Cyfarfod Mawr y ?? yn Llundain ?? 7 Lloffion ?? ?? , .. . 7 GenedigaethaU, &e. ?? ?? 8 Digwyddiadau ?? ?? 8 Prif ...

... Y GOLOFN GERDDOROL GAN LLEXOR A CHERDDOR. YSGRIF ?? Ail Gyfres. Teithiau Cerddorol Cyneulleidfaol. ARWYDD sier fod Cerddoriaeth Gynnulleidfaol yu cael sylw mawr yn ein gwlad y blyeyddoedd hyn, yw fod- ein eynmaufaoedd cerddorol yn amlhan. Bawyd ye meddwl yu amser marwolseth yr enwog leuan Gwyllt, y buasai y cyrddau bendithiol yma yn trenga gydag ef; ond y mae yr Arglwydd yn eyfodi brodyr ...

... At Blackburn, on Wednesday, John Bott was charged with being drunk and pointing a loaded revolver -at his wife and three other persons. Bott and his wife had been living apart. On Tuesday he came from Stoke, and on meeting his wife he threatened to shoot her and the other com- plainants. The revolver was taken from him, and he then jumped into the canal. He was ordered to find heavy sureties, ...

... SWANSEA. YORK-PLACE qRAPEL. A large congregation assembled at this place of worship oa Sandar evening to hear the funeral sermon of the late Mr T. James, a deacon, and secretary of the church. The pastor, the Rev. D. B. Johns, based his discourse on 1st Thess. cb. iv., v. 13, service was most impressive. The late Mr Jaaea held a responsible position under the firm of Cory, Yeo, and Co., and ...

... THE WEATHEIttN THE CHANNEL {special telegbahs AX 9 O'CLOCK LAST The barometer continues low, at 29'80, with slight variation throughout to-day. Ti e wind WJNT.W, Temperature, 50 to 63. Humidity, 78. Smart rain feU this morning. Since fine. ,RCML,r. Barometer, 29*92, steady. Wind, W.N.W., strong; cloudy. buiDic.-Baroui ter. 29*77. Slight rise. Un- settled weather. British Channel rough. Liz&itD ...

... CHEPSTOW. THE BOARD OF GUARDIANS met on Saturday. Present—Mr W. JE. Seys (chairman), the Hev. F. Palmer, Mr H. Clay, Revs. N. S. Barthropp, C. R. Hall, G. Orme and M. Steel; Messrs T. Perkins, T. Griffiths, D. Baker, E. Riehards, J. Holehouse, C. Rymer, A. Ballard, G. Roberts, W. S. Bullock, H. S. Williams, &c.—The master reported the number of inmates as 174 against 174 last week, and 146 for ...

... MERTHYR AUTEXHTBITION. ANTICIPATED VISIT OF MADAME PATTI. Upwards of a fortnight's experience has proved to the satisfaction of the promoters that there it a groAing public interest in the exhibition. The returns during that time show a daily increase in the number of admissions, the totals on Saturday niuht being, in round numbers, as follows :-By payment on entrance, 7,200 by reason anil ...

... An assault of a criminal character was com- mitted a couple of days ago on a girl about five years old, the daughter of an ostler named Richards, employed at the Royal Ivy Bush Hotel, Carmarthen. A young man, named Johu Thomas, who bears the alias of Jack Cow, has been arrested for the offence, Prisoner left Car- marthen on Friday, before the warrant for his ap- prehension was issued, but an ...

... MR BRADLAUGH AND THE OATH. Mr Labouchere has received the following letter from Mr Joseph Gurney, the mayor of Northamp- ton :—I have been requested by a large number of the supporters of yourself and Mr Bradlaugh, in this borough to inform you that they feel very strongly that the course taken by a section of the House of Commons against Mr Bradlaugh is not only an insult to the constituency, ...

... LIBERATION SOCIETY'S CON- FERENCE. TRAINING COLLEGE3 AND UNIVERSITIES. (SPECIAL TELEGRilf.] The coíirereilce of this society- was resumed on Friday, in the Cannon-street Hotel, There was again a good attendance. The Hon. E. Lyulph St'Sbnl^y presided, ati i was s i; ported on the plat- form by Sir W. Havelock, M.P., Messrs J. D. Hntclunson, M.P,, Alderman Barran, M.P., Dr. Hiittou Paisley, J. C ...

... NARBERTH. PETTY-SESSIONS.—These sessions were held oa Timrsday, before Messrs J. I- G. P. Lewis, W. H. Owen, and 1C II. Buckby. William Lloyd, of the Poyers Arms, Templeton, for keeping house f-ptii during prohibited hcurs on Sunday, 30th May, was finsd 6d and costs. -.Nlrq Margaret Mathias, for keeping a dog without a licence, as fined 5s and costs.—Thomas Duckfield, foi a simi- lar offence, ...