... ; SCENE AT THE SALE OF A LIVING. There was a disorderly scene at the Auction Mast, Tokenhouso-yard, London, on Friday, when Mr. Tewson attempted to sell the advowson and next presentation to the living of Fishtoft, Lin- coltishire. 'the Rev. G. Heinuiessey, of St. Au-us- tin's, Haggerston, protestedagainst the sale. Mr. Tewson said tunt this individual-he would not call him a i gentleman ' ...

... SHOCKENG- 1RI In the Divorce Court on Wednesday thecaseO Pritcha~rd v. Pri rohard and Doznogisue was hearI The petitioner, Alfred Thomas Prichard, ar lyrez officer in her Majesty's navy, Petitioned fopetts ,tas, dissolution of )is marriage with Alice Pri ch ran. the ground ofhedurrwih iir ages The petitioneran the respondent.we% onogboe tbae April, 1875, le being atethetime 21 andsht yeatis of ...

... GLAMQORGAN AND CEARAR TEN EN-GL1SH BAPTIST ASSUOCIA- TIONc I,v We The annual meetings in conneetion with the above association were continued at the High. 7- street Chapel, Merther, on Wednesday mornin§ 5e Mr. William nSauiuel, Lianelly, ?? presiding. d The TnxaeuRaa (Mr. Roberts), Swansea,7 sob. o mitted a balanrc-sheet of the accounts for the pust at Yea. The general account showed that ...

... TEE RLECTOR OF MERTHYR'S APPEAL ON BEHALP OF THE HOUSE OF MERCY. 'he er- TO THE EDITOR. ar- Sin,-I have been requested, as secretary, to ask you if you would kindly allow me to malke a shortappeal in your columns on behalf of the ore House of Mercy for South Wales and Monmouth. oss shire. ich I am thankful to say we have safely wveathered the great storm that caught us this time lst vear, and ...

... III Lt I CARDIFF BOARD OF GUARDIANS i RE, PORT ON THE ELY SOHOOLS. c On Saturday the usual weekly meeting of the le Board of Guardians of the Cardiff Union was a held in the Workhouse, Cardiff, under the v Y presidency of Mr. C. W. Davld,-There was a Le very lare attondance, owing apparently to the notification that a rolioving oicer was to be ap- v pointed for the St. Nicholas district in the ...

... FREEHOLD PROPERTY 13 CARMARTITENSHIRE. rd: TIPORTANT SALE AT LLANDOVERY. sl On Wednesday some valuable freehold property, ks: being the third sale of outlying portions ey, of the Llwynywormwood Estate of the ar- late Sir Erasmnus H. G. Williams, Bart., Ur. comprising several farms in the parishes of id, Liandingat, Llanfairarybi'yn, and Motlivey, all syclose to the town of Llandovery; and 60 ...

... S\WrANSEA PUBLIC LIBRARY. aANOTHER GIFT OF PICTURES B Cu ay, 3111. DEFFBTT FRANCIS. Car mu lit An ordinary meeting of the Swansea Public ?? Committee was iekldat the Central Library at onl Tuesday afternoon. On tire mnotion of Mr. i V ?? Bath (the chairman), seconded by Mr. lost IRDaffett-Francis, M~r. G5. 13. Brook (vice-chairmlan) k esls wa's appointed- chiairman for thle ensuing year.- ...

... LONI)ON LE TT ER, (xaolr Om OWN CORfn0SPOw.nsD,) h I LONTDON, MONDAY NIGHT. n The police authorities in Bombay seem tc d have acted with unnecessary harshness to- wards the zealous members of the Salvation Le Army who walked in procession through the F;streets of that city. The antics of the Sal- vationists are far more likely to excite popu- lar commotions in this country than in India )r The ...

... CAR1AIRTHEN TOWN COUNCIL. M ABOLITION, , OF THE OFFICE OF ENGINEER. 9- REDUCTION OF THE MEDICAL le OFFICERS SALARY. St le A special meeting of the Carmarthen Town pu Coo 1cil was held in the Guildhall on Fridav, the. t mayor (Mr. J. Jenkyn Jcuses) presidingthore being l alsco present Aldermen Jones lnod Warren, Coun- cillors W. Jones, T. Mostyn Davies, H. Norton, John bd Lewis, A. E. Rogers, T ...

... MERTHYR SCHOOL BOARD; .1 ,er THE PROPOSED INCREASE OF THE .e at- add SJCHOOL FEES. Xf or. a the On Friday the fdrtnightly meeting of this board Pi the was held atthe boardroom, Workhouse, when, et ase there were present, Messrs. Thomas Williamg sl crc (rhairman-), V L. Daniel (vice-chairman), Rees l ay Jones, W Bell, D. Davies (Glebeland), and the 'he Revs. R. J. Bader, James Williams, J M. d. ...

... EXTENSIVE THEFT OF WATCHES a BY A BAPTIST MILNISTER'S SON. r, , . a On Thursday at the Swansea Police Court ir ' (before the Stipendiary and other magistrates) tl I George Thomas, 20, Mansel-street, foreman watch- r a maker, son of the ReV'tvan Thomas, Baptiste to minister, Newport, was charied, on remand, with e1 e, stealino fourteen watches, one gold chain, and - is two good rings, the ...

... Ut 1 - - Nvl it. I S]?gIOU7k, RAILArVAR- COLLISIONe tb col1ision occurredol7 the MatchesacerSheffield, Bn and Lincoln R;ilway on Friday, 13t Great Coates, m7 near Grimsby, betevecn the 12.45 mid-day tvsin rnE from Gri7nsby and a ballast train, which was being IllE 7ttiere shunted near Great Coates Station. Several persons lwnz said were badly injured, end some carriages and Hc ,don wagons ...