... PONTYPOOL. THE BLUE RIBBQN MOVEMENT.—The first of a series of gospel temperance meetings was held on Tuesday night, at the Park-terrace Chapel. The chair was occupied by Mr E. B. Ford, and two able discourses were given by the Revs. A. T. Reeves, of Merthyr, and Joseph Evans, of Trede- gar. FOREIGN MISSIONS.—The annual meeting of the Wesleyan foreign missions was held in High- street Chapel, ...

... NEWNHAM-ON-SEVERN. COUNTY COURT.—On Wednesday, before his Honour Judge Sumner, the case of William Trafford, of Bream, v. Col. Kingscote, M.P., Lord Moreton, and others, was heard.—This was a claim remitted from one of the inferior courts to recover £20 odd in respect to services at the West Gloucester election in 1880; £9 KM 6d had been | paid to plaintiff. Mr J. James was for plaintiff, { ...

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... A RUNAWAY ENGINE. MIRACULOUS ESCAPE OF A PAS- SENGER TRAIN. The Press Association Cockermouth cor- respondent telegraphs on Tuesday evening ;— This afternoon, while the 1.25 train to Maryport was about to leave the railway station, a telegram was received from Bassenthwaite Lake station stating that a runaway engine had passed that station towards Cockermouth. At this time the Maryport train ...

... Dymunir i'n gohebwyr Gymreig gyfeirio eu goheb- iaethau, Ilyfrau i'w hadolygu, &c., fel y canlyn: Dctfydd Morganwg, Morganwg House, IAanfwit- Met, Cardiff, ...

... SERIOUS CARRIAGE ACCI- DENT AT USK. As Mrs McDonnel and daughter (wife of Col. McDonnel, of Plas Newydd), and Miss Daly, her sister, were returning from a drive on Thursday afternoon, when passing under the railway bridge crossing the Abergavenny-road, the horse, a very spirited animal, took fright and galloped at a headlong speed in the direction of the town. Many people were on the road ...

... POLICE-COURT PROCEEDINGS. At the Penarth petty sessions on Monday—be- fore Mr J. S. Corbett, Mr J. Ware, and Mr Geo. Fisher—John Williams, a haulier, and Sophia Williams, his wife, Maughan-street, Penarth Henry Huntley, grocer William Henry Baggott, bootmaker; and George Searle, hobbling pilot, were all charged with assaulting Henry Harcomb and Henry Beachv, two county-court bailiffs. Mr Bnsor ...

... CARDIFF RIFLE CLUB. On Saturday afternoon a handicap took place at the East Moors Range; conditions, Wimbledon, seven rounds at each ranKe. The weather was cold. Rain and a strong head wind made shoot- ing very difficult. There were only seven com- petitors. I Points 200 600 600 allowed. Total M. Gotterill 223 25 17 — 64 223 25 17 — M Sergeant Benjamin 15-22 26 — Sergeant Nccthercott 22 22 15 2 59 ...

... MONMOUTH. BOROUGH POLICE.—Thursdav, before Messrs G. P. Tippins (mayor), Geo. Griffin Griffin, T. W. Oakley, and Thos. James. ROBBERY RY A FARMER'S SON.—Herbert Lewis, son of a farmer and threshing machine proprietor, of Trelleck, was charged with stealing half a sovereign from the till in the bar of the Angel Hotel, the property of Phillip Doddridge Maddox, the landlord, on Tuesday. It ...

... LLAETH UDGYRN-CHWYTHWYR ABERDAR. (Cydfudduf»ol yn Eisteddfod A)ban Elfed.) Clywch Seindorf Cyfarthfa! pa Ie maent yi myn'd ? O! dyma peroria»th doddedig Beth! Seindorf Cyfarthfa? mi welaf, fy tfrynd, Na wyddost ti fawr iawn am fiwsig, Gwaeth allan oudgyra llaeth-werthwyr 'Berdtr Daw'r miwsig ogleisia dy deimlad, Nid oes dan y nefoedd, oddieithr yr iar 'R 01 dodwy, all greu'r fath ddylanwad, ...

... GOWER. PETTY SESSIONS.—At the petty sessions on Tuesday—before Messrs H. A. Benson, T. Pen- rice, and C. H. Miers—Mr Henry Hussey Vivian, M.P., was charged by Supt. Howlett with allow- ing his cattle to stray on the highway on the 25th March. Fined 21s and costs 9a.—Wm. Da vies, of the parish of Ilstone, was charged with a simi- lar offence, and was ordered to pay costs, 6s 6d.— John Williams, ...

... Y TODDEIDIAU BUDDUGOL Beddargraff Mr J. Richards, Mynyddgurolwyd, Addum Trewyddfa. fu'r da wr duwiol, 0 ganad difwlch ar v Gair dwyfol; A. 11were, ei benod, a i fedr esboniol Athrawal r ieuanc wrth brydferth reol; loan Risiart S'i rasol—nef-eiriau Roddai'i Sabathau dan urddas bythoL BKDDFABDD. John Richards mewn beddrod ond rhin-flodion v °1,aJihar^7ch s7'n fythol-wyrddion; Ysgol Trewyddfa ...