... THE SOUTH WALES COAL TRADE. DISPUTE AT TREAMAN AND CYFARTHFA COLLIERIES. Our Pontypridd reporter writes :—At Treaman Colliery there is a dispute as to the cutting price of the seam worked there (the 2it. 9in.). It has gone 011 for some weeks past, and on the 1st of October the men, 50 in number, handed in their notice to terminate contracts. This notice termi- nated on Tuesday, the 31st inst. ...

... [FROM OUR OWN RiJPORTEE.] The Old Lodge Works, Llaneliy, were starltd by Messrs Nevill Bros, many years ago, Mr W. H. Nevill being the managing partner. It wac principally worked on merchants' iron and Government contracts. The iron soon became re- nowned for its quality. Some years ago the works was stopped, and were then sold to the Llangennech Tinplate Com- pany, who manufactured bars there ...

... MURDEROUS ASSAULT BY A WOMAN AT NEWPORT. At the Gloucester Assizes on Wednesdav, Emllla Cox, 30, of no occupation, was cinu'gt-a with wounding, with intent to murder, Thomas Goodwin, at the borough of Newport, on the itth August, 1832. She pleaded not guiity. Mr ii. H. Amohlett prosecuted, and Mr Lvtteiton defended.—Mr Amphlett, ill opening the C;ie, said it was a most painful one, and he was ...

... f FIRE AT LLANDAFF.—On Friday morning, at about 10 o'clock, a fire was reported at the file- r station to be burning at the Dean's School on Llandaff Green. The fire-engine was got ready, and a start made for the scene, but a subsequent telegram stopped the engine just as it was start- ing, the fire, which was slight, having been ex- tingiiished. A CHIH; SCALDED.—On Friday, a child named Ann ...

... MERTHYR. BELLE VUE HOTEL AND RESTAURANT.— Ordin-. ary rlaiiy; Public Ba.ths, Carriages oil Hire. Opposite the Post-office, High-stzeet. 60068 HARRIS, of Merthyr, can take your photo or paint your portrait equal to any 53867 ...

... R'GSSIA /NDEASTERN l???ELIA. It is mnmured that ths Rus'i: Aiiibassador haa demandod satisfaction for an inHuIt to M. Kl?ber, the Husaian Consul-Genera.! at Phijip- popolis. On the other hand, Aleko Pasha, Governor of Eastern Roumelia, tineatens, it is said, to resign unless M. 10el),-r be iiiiilieciiitrly roca led. Details are still Y.'antin? respecting this aSair, which appears to have ...

... Tln T. LIe OF THE '\YEEK. [Dy (j!OHK!iYDD.] The h11k is that authnrity and discretion are not convertiMe term.s. Mr K. H. Rhys, ch:)int:ian of the ruial sanitary authority of the Merthyr U:Üon, is very ill-afivised !nni), if I may judgeby the course he tock at ttiel:ist tneet- iu¡;; of that body. ScarJet fe\-eras all the world knowa!, i)as been alitrii)ingly rife in the dMtt'ict, and it ...

... THE CYMMRODORION SOCIETY, ANNUAL MEETING. The annual meeting of the Cymmrodorion Society—postponed from the 9th inst.—was held on the 22nd inst. at the Freemasons' Tavern, Grar-t Queen-street, Mr Stephen Evans, J.P., president of tha council, occupying the chair.— On the motion of Mr Vvr. Davies (Mynorydd), seconded by Mr Howel W. Lloyd, M.A., ten liew members were elccted, among whom were tha ...

... NORTH OF ENGLAND IRON TRADE. MIDDLESBOEOUGH, Thursday.—The pig iron trade this mouth has been in a rather firmer condition than at the end of last, the bearing operations having to a large extent collapsed from sheer inability to' make way againot- tho firm front which the ironmasters have presented, as they will not yield and accept lower terms. There was some little iron sold at the end of ...

... SHOCKING DE-nus are continually recorded from Cancer, Scurvy, King's Evil, Gout, Mts, Apo& plexy, Inflammations, Fevers, dec., all caused by poi, soned blood. We advise every one to take IIlIGnES PATKNT BLOOO PILLS. to purify the blood, that healtly be secured. old by all chemists, a.t 111 ?i9, 4/6. 59971 ...

... TO THE EDITOR. SIR,—\ our plilit courtesy in inserting para- graphs anent the above encourages me to hop ...

... POLICE IMMLLIGzxcR,-At the police-court on Monday—before Lieut-Col. E. S. Hill and Dr. F. G. Evans—Joseph Roberts, Whitchurch, brother of a lock-keeper on the canal, was fined 5s and costs (10s 9d) for assaulting Edward Fuse, a cab- driver, on the 19th inst. Roberts, who was stated to have been under the influence of drink at the time, had some dispute with the cabman about the fare, and ...