... MOVEMENTS OF SOUTH WALES VESSELS. Scots Greys arvd Aden, coaled and proceeded for Genoa and Marseilles, 4th Free Lance arvd Marseilles, from Cardiff, 3rd lihosina arvd Port Said, from Cardiff, 4th John Marychnrch passed Dover, from Taganrog for Hull, 5th S W Kelly arvd London, from Jamaica, 3rd Thos Turnbull left Port Said, for Sulina, 2nd Cosmopolitan left Malta, for Glasgow, 3rd Earl of ...

... NEURATOTA, TOOTH-ACHE, FACE ACIIK, &C. -• Remarkable Testineooals daily to I lie eiffca.1 > Jlevan, Specific Proprietor 'V. CU-orue, P Swansea ...

... RESOLVEN. TAKE TIME BY THE FORELOCK, by buying of Davies and Sons, the Neath jewellers and watch- makers, who are selling off at greatly reduced prices, to make room for alterations. 58116 ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.—THURSDAY. The Lord Chancellor took his seat at a quarter past four o'clock. JUSTICES' JURISDICTION BILL. Lord BRAMWELL moved fhe second reading of the Justices' Jurisdiction Bill, the object of which he explained on its introduction. The LORD CHANCELLOR did not desire to throw any impediment in the way of the measure, but suggested that the committee should be fixed at a ...

... THE SHEEP-SHEARING IIATCIT.Titewiiiner of the third prize in Class 2 was Mr Rees Rees, of Tydraw I arni, Llanedarne fourth prize, David Watts, Tydraw, Llantritliyd. At the dinner in the evening, Mr J. Evans (Pengam), presided, Mr D. T. Alexander occupying the vice-chair. The chairman, in his openin address, said he was pleased to find that in that district landlords and tenants were such good ...

... FENIANISnl IN ENG- LAND. PRECAUTIONS AGAINST SURPRISE. Colonel Majendie, R.E., her Majesty's in- spector of explosives, accompanied by Mr Hinde, superintendent of the Woolwich Dockyard Police, on Wednesday examined the ammunition seized at Clcrkenwell, in the Home Office magazine. It is found to consist of about 10,000 rounds of small arm cartridges, of which about a thousand are for saloon ...

... MANSLAUGHTER AT MERTHYR. On Tufts lay evening an inquest was held at the Merthyr Union touching the death of Elizabeth Bridley, aged 44 years, who died suddenly in a lodging-house, kept by a Mrs Crossby, on the previous night. The first witness called was Thomas King, who stated that he was a native of Liverpool, and a nailer by trade. Deceased accompanied him to Merthyr on Friday last. They ...

... ALLEGED THEFT BY A RAILWAY PORTER.—At the petty-sessions on Saturday—before Mr D. Pugh and Mr H. Peel—Daniel Jones, a servant in the employ of the Great Western Railway Company, was charged with stealing a bag. Mr Robinson Smith, Swansea, prosecuted, and Mr T. G. Williams, Llandilo, defended. On Whit- Monday Mr Evans was travelling by the Great Western Railway, and at Pantyffynon Station ...

... COMMERCIAL SALES. JOHNSTON, MILES, AND CO., ARE OFFERING tOR SALE, EX WAREHOUSE, J. M. SINCLAIRS & CO'S jhO N G CUT HAMS, 12ft AVERAGE. AND CANADIAN PACKING COMPANY'S tSTAFFORD CUT HAMS, 14 TO 151b AVERAGE, i*094—852fc ESTABLISHED 50 YEARS. DESIGNERS, MANUFACTURERS, AND SHIPPERS. LAVERTON & CO. ARE AMONGST THE LARGEST AND BEST HOUSES IN ENGLAND FOR GOOD SERVICEABLE FURNITURE, SUITED FOR HOME ...

... Edward Thompson, coachbuilder, was com- mitted for trial at W akeneld police-court, on Wednesday, on a charge of attempted murder Mr Joseph de Trossen, chemist, on the 24th ait. by stabbing him whilst serving in his shop. In the Probate Division on Wednesday, before Sir James Hannen, the will of the late airirancis I»ycett was in dispute, Mr Goodwin N&aht » Bephew, opposing the probate on the ...

... THE usual fortnightly meeting of the board of guardians was held on Saturday, when the vice- chairman (Rev C. M. Roberts) presided. A letter was read from the Local Government Board, stating that they fully saw the force of Mr Gid- dings, in his capacity of vaccination officer (not medical) for Monmouth, should be paid for the additional work, but they could not consent to pay him a salary of ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS.—WEDNESDAY. The Speaker took the chair at a quarter after 12 o'clock. SIR E. J. REED. On the motion of Mr SHAW-LEFEVRE, Sir Edward Reed was discharged from further atten- dance on the seleco committee on the Public Offices Site Bill, and Mr Otway was added to the committee. ...