... PARRY DOCK IND UATLWAYS In connection with this bill it may be stated that Messrs Dyson and Co. have deposited in the Private Bill Office of the House Commons, petitions from the following in favour of the above bill, agreed to at public meetings The inhabitants of Cwmpark inhabitants, traders, &c., of Havod, and ather places, &c,; and the inhab- itants of Treorky. Petitions for the same ...

... THE RAISING B^ THE S.S. V MARDY. The screw steafiliff Hardy,- which stranded Breaksea Point on Sunday, tneT which was subsequently purchased by Messrs 0, Young and Christies, of the Bute Docks, Cardiff, was successfully floated off shortly aftei; nine o'clock on Sunday morning. The steam tugt Fastnet. Lizard,Hartland, Godarevy, and Levant towed tiie steamer up to Penarth Roads, where she ...

... CORN AVERAGES. The following is a statement showing the quan- tities sold and average price of British corn, Im- perial measure, as received from the inspectors and officers of excise in the week ended 31st March, 1883, conformably to the Act of the 45th and 46th Victoria, cap. 37, and supplied by Mr R. Giffen, of the Commercial Department of the Board of Quantities sola. Average price. Qrs. ...

... AUSTRIA AND RUSSIA. [SPECIAL TELEGRAM.] CRACOW, NIGHT. I have received direct information of a most important movement which is at present proceed- ing in Galicia. The Ruthenians of that province who, by their origin, customs, and sympathies, have always been considered as brethren to the Little Russians occupying the country between the Galician frontier and Kief, are suddenly be- coming ...

... J LADDERS.—Ladders for Builders, Painters, PISS terers, Farmers, private use, AC., all sizes, at Cottrell's • Old-established Manufactory Barr'a-street Bristol, ...

... THE CONDITION OF ZULULAND. WHY is Zululand in such a state of ferment 1 Is it because CETEWAYO is quarrelsome ? Is it because of his restoration to power ? Or what is it ? Those who forget history can explain everything to the perfect satisfaction of those who never read history. But it would not be fair to lay all or even the chief blame upon the King so recently restored to his people. The ...

... HEAVY vINES FOIt REMOV- ING CATTLE. At Pontypool petty sessions, on Saturday—be- fore Col. Byrde (chairman) and Mr E. J. Phillips —Wm. Jenkins, butcher, Griffithstown, was charged with unlawfully removing a cow from Newport to Panteg, on the 5t.h inst., and was fined J35, including costs. Zephaniah Lloyd, butcher, Pontnewydd, was charged with unlaw- fully removing six cattle from Newport to I ...

... FATAL Gu ACCIDENT.—Oa Monday evening a farmer named Richard Davies, Blaencroesfechan, whilst crossing a hedge with a loaded gun in his inside coat pocket, was fatally wounded. Upon deceased going over the fence, the gun struck against qtoic, and the contents went off, the charge penetrating his head under the left ear. He walked about 25 yards after recei ving the in j ury, when he dropped ...

... MONMOUTH. BoARD o? u:maj of this bo&iri WM bc]d on 'h.n LitMt.- CoOl. I>a.vifJ pTeid. -The Master tLe J\1lïni:>er of inm to bo, on the I.Mt. of the w&ek, 1.35, ?gitin?t 153 m '?e corTeep?'?dittg w&ek of is?'' ye?-.— .Q cxhAuativj r??rt w? re&d by Mr F. i.. Ad?n?, b ...

... - t'f'j T.r'hill -'n H. p(o), a.ud ClJb.rn Lp'.vij—three bcit/Hginx to the '¡(lyal \ve1,.h Fusiliers, t;ha.rg'ed with Ia.rccncy. John Kea.rne. OntLedayon which th offjnco was com''ut'e: 1 ft'orn to Pembrcke Dock, and at Liandilo StaUon they Oxcnho.m de- possd th&t she w?. in charge of tho refreshment ro?n. Th?9w,n.T.boxonthccountarforcc.u-, fribn'ions fo ...

... '«\?'FH~HARBOtrn, DOCK, RAILWAY COMPANY. tAD^I^.Veai'iy nieeting of the shareholders of 'V (-, '}y was to have been held at the Royal V thplc]^' °n Thursday. Colonel Windsor t? chairman of the board '•! directors, and ^actetiJ'i(^ers were in attendance, but, owing Su'tig that no quorum was made up, the Wr n°od af-\iourued) a dividend at the rate SS heing declared. The report of the of i^s heen ...

... ITALIAN ULTIMATUM TO MOROCCO. [SPECIAL TELEGRAM.] GIBRALTAR, WEDNESDAY EVENING. The Italian squadron, consisting of the turret ship Duilio, the ironclad Palesiro, and the despatch vessel Barbarico, are still lying at Tangier, the Sultan of Morocco having agreed to pay the claim made by the Italians. The debt originated in some Moors having borrowed some money from some Italian merchants at a ...