... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... LLANELLY. A VALUABLE HINT.—Take Hughes' Blood Pills in the spring that you maybe free l'roif disease during the yr. 57332 ...

... ENGLAND AND THE TURKISH TROOPS IN EGYPT The Central News learns that the mili- tary convention submitted by Lord DuiTerin to the Porte says that as the Sultan did not at once respond to the request of the Identic Note, England was compelled to send troops to- Egypt. Co-operation with Turkey ia now, therefore, unnecessary. A small force, however, may be landed under -the absolute control of ...

... BARROW-IN-FURNESS, Monday.—The iron trade continues very steady, and a good business is being done all round, both in Bessemer and forge descriptions. Metals.—The yield of the furnaces is very large, and deliveries are extensive. Both to home and foreign users new orders are being booked against better prices, and the rates pre- viously quoted are firmly held. No. 1 Bessemer 58s 6d per ton, ...

... CRSWIT AUDIT.—On Tuesday, Mr G. F. r, ran cis, crown receiver for Dean Forest, held his half- yearly audit at the Speech House, and subse- quently invited the galees ta.dinner. The gentle- man named presided, and Mr Arnold Thomas, of the Fox-es' Bridge Collieries, occupied the vice- chair. Among the company were Sir James Campbell, Bart., Messrs J. T. Thomas, G. W. Keeling, general manager, ...

... DIS TRE SSINS PA IN. MADRID, Tuesday Night.—The Spanish rate- payers belonging to the middle classes and the tradesmen are prolonging their resistance to the collection of the obnoxious taxation levied by Senor Camacho in Catalonia and other parts of Spain. In the Balearic Islands seizures for non- payment of taxation have to be made with a strong force of police; but the goods seized, as in ...

... Our Merthyr reporter writes Speculation is exceedingly ripe in this district, as well as in Aberdare, as to the probable future of the Ply- mouth works, all the workmen and agents having received a inonth's notice to terminate their con- tracts, which notice expires to-day (Saturday). Mr Hankey, the mortgagee, arrived in Merthyr from London on Thursday evening, and I learnt he has expressed ...

... THE FIGHTING BEGUN. [REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.] ALEXANDRIA, Saturday (6 p.m.).—Fight- ing commenced this afternoon 011 the Mali- moudieh Canal, the British using the 12-ton guns brought to Malaha yesterday. Firing continues at the present moment. The following Proclamation of Sir Garnet Wolseley was promulgated to-day :— The General in command of the British forces wishes to make known that the ...

... AN ATTACK ON ARABI IMMI- NENT. [EXCHANGE COMPANY'S TELEGRAM.] ALEXANDBIA, Sunday, 9 p.m.—A l-econ- naisance in force at 5 p.m. to-day was made by General Wood. The object is apparently to keep the enemy on qtu vive. No casual- tics. It is rumoured that an attack on Arabi's entrenchment will be made to- morrow morning at six o'clock. ...

... PETTY-SESSIONS.—At the Town-hall on Monday —before Messrs D. Harries (mayor) and T. W. A. Evans—William Gravell, Mynydd-y-Garxeg, was charged by John Rees, labourer, with assaulting him on the 25th ult, Defendant was fined and costs, 8B 6d, and was cautioned by the magis- trates respecting his. future conduct, as he had several times been brought before them.—Mary Price, Abbey House,, summoned ...

... LLANELLY. A Boy DROWNED.—A lad named Edmunds, whose mother lives in Tunnel-road, was bathing- with some playmates near the harbour lighthouse on Tuesday afternoon, when he got out of his depth, and the poor little fellow was drowned. The body of the child Was- drowned on Wednes- day afternoon. PBTTY-SESSIONS.—At the Town-hall on Wednes- day, before Messrs Nevill and Tregoning, Thos. Reed, ...