... JUVENILIS HOlTSElU^AKEitS AT ABEKDARE. At tho Merthyr Police Court on Monday, before Mr J. Bishop, stipendiary, James Jenkins, aged 10, and Win. Gethin Jones, aged 11, were ciiarge I with breaking and entering the shop of Aberdare, and stealing from a desk 111 tho shop the sum of 13s 4d. ilr.s J) ivies s'a' ed that at 1st mst. he heard some- one trying her shop door. Sh g>t up, and upon ...

... UxrvKusiT? COLLEGE.—Mr J. Enll, B.A., lecturer in mathematics at this college, this week been elated Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge. SKLLIXS BK'.R TO A MAX.—At tho borough petty-session- on Wednesday—before the Mayor (Mr John Jame-) and a full bend) of mng'strates—Captain W. H. Wemyss, landlord of the Fountain Inn, Trefechan, was fi'ted 10s and costs for seliing beer to a, drunken man ...

... LOC A L LAW CASE. In--tbe .fIiitb Jt Jasticc (CbaooM-y Utvi. taon) on &turoOJy-bclot'e VMaOhMMeHo? Sir J-ames Bacon—the caee of WoodruS v. tho Brooon and Mefthyc Tydtil Junction RaUway Comply a?ain catne on fof bea?Q?, Mr Ma?a, Q.C., and Mr Hunter ...

... THELJOMIC PAPERS. rFrom ROOT REMARKS. you tei! ma the shortest route t ...

... TREDEGAR. Poties-COURT, Tuesday.—Before Captain Wil- liam.; and the R-JV. W. Hughes: — James Leig-b, Mike Welsh, and John Landlord, three cokers, employed by the ftiiym v Iron Company, were each charged with leaving their work on Sunday night, and doing' damage to the amount of 30s each. The defendants pleaded guilty. Mr David Thomas, furnace manager, briefly stated the facts of the case. The ...

... The Press Association has received a copy of a manifesto issued by Patrick Joyce, secretary of the Fenhoi Brotherhood, and addressed Cf to all Irishmen; whtch rtaUw that the Fenian Brother- hood has good cause for congratulation and rejoicing at the utter discomfiture of John Ball and his legislation, as far as it affects the resources of civilisation. Never before had England felt the ...

... MERTHYR YALE. FATAL ACCIDENT TO A PITMAN, — Mr T. Williams {coroner) on Tuesday held an inquest at the Coffee Tavern into the circumstances attend- ing the death of William Daniel, aged 24-, of 4, Crescent-street, who was killed on Sunday by falling down the shaft of the No. 2 Pit at the Merthyr Vale Collieries. It appeared that the deceased was standing in a carriage executing some repairs to ...

... In the case of Thomas Claud v. William Dug- more, it will be remembered that the plaint iff, a ropemaker, of Monmouth, who had bought a nursery stock, sued the defendant, an innkeeper, maltster, and brick manufacturer, also of Mon- mouth, at the last court tu recover £2Q, hClIIg the damage alleged to have been sustained by the plaintiff on account 01 a large number of young larch trees growing ...

... RX PAIITE 'NOE.TON SIR RICHARD MANHEL. In the Court of Appc,1 on Saturday-before Loids Justices Baggallay, Cotton, and Lindley— the further hearing of this appeal by Mr Norton, solicitor, of Swansea, was resumed before their lordships. The. order appealed against decided that a yacht called the Florence, together with a cannon and other articles, formed part of the property of the debtor ...

... The executive committee of the Manchester Libeial Association, on Tuesday night, passed the following resolution:—That this meeting expresses its approval of the policy of the Govern- ment in declining to sbed English blood and waste English treasure in attempting the re conquest of the Soudan, said expr^soes its confi- dence dUlt the Government will be fully prepared to redeem its pledge, to ...

... BAPTIST FOREIGN MISSION. The annual meeting of the Cardiff auxiliary of this mission was hold in Bethauy Chapel on Tuesday evening. In toe unavoidable absence of the mayor, the chair was occupied by Mr Rees Jones, J.P., who, in the coarse or his remarks, observed that tha county ol Glamorgan takes a high place in the financial report—only four Eüg- lish counties contributing a larger amount. ...

... THE CHOLERA. [REUTER'S TELEGRAM.] ROME, Thursday.—An official bulletin to day states that 16 fresh cases of cholera occurred yes- terday at Naples, and one death at Genoa. Up to 10 p.m. there have been no further cases or deaths. PARIS, Thursday.—The reported outbreak of cholera at Yport, near Rouen, is confirmed, 11 cases and 6 deaths have occurred during the past week The disease is ...