... Redgate as seconder. The assenting citizens were Messrs. Gee. Hill Underwood, Robt. Ramsbottomu, Jas. Garnett Datty, John Hunt, John Madeley, John Sideers -Turnbull, George S. Woolley, and Harold Woolley. Mr. Rawson was also nominated by Mr. James Barnieghain ...

... audit for the Palleg Estates was held at the Ynie- Ho tibe cedwynD Arms Hotel. His lordship was representeed nor y Colnel Justice. A capital spread was provided .nrby the worthy liost, Mr. John Evans. His lord- I asihip's health was drunk with three times ...

... acoom- s paniied bv fever. S1 Letters from lassala rerchants cnenjlic thi u the ludir, who was ordered by Baker Patha te e j arm friendly tribes, is enrollug the trube (A eY 11alanka, which sympititees rwith the Mahdi. as h, The Arabs are reported to be ...

... parish of St. Jolen', Cardiff. The examina- tion was conducted in the presence of the Rev. iL'.31 G. Wolff,'B.A., of the St, John's staff of clergy, and Mr. F. Atkins, MRB Oxon. The number of candi- dates for elementary certificates this year does not fvar ...

... not the author of the Bank Holiday ActP d When Sir John had finished, two candidates for the b Speaker's eye sprang to their feet. For fully ae minute neither would give way, but at length ~ Lord John Manners sat down, and Mr. Marriott, the Liberal, and ...

... right arm being so severely injured as to ilecessi- ' tate the amputation of the limb. A series of meetings in support of hMr. Dillwyl's motion has just been held at Swansea, Dowlais, Pontyprildl. Porth, Treorky, Clydach, Pembroke Doek, Cardigan, aud ...

... SEIOUS oFFE'WE. AT GELLY C0wlT ERHY. At Tatrad Police Court on Monday (before Kr. Gwilym Williams) William Pound, John Griffith.', Heri, sand John Nortkieys, of Ton', we~re chat.ged with violetiag the Mines Regulation Act Iby leaving a ventilating door open ...

... were worn out with fatigue and exposure. The ship will dock at Cardiff as soon as the weather moderates. The screw-steamer Sir John lie vis, of Southamp- ton, Captain Cator, arrived in Penarth Roads under sail from the channel on Saturday morn- ing. The steamer ...

... White. Judge-O'Brien. Very-Rev.-The Dean of St. Patrick's. Colonel Sir Thomas Baker, ?? ?? I ?? and Captain St. John Taylor, A.D.C. Colonel Sir John G. MA Kel ie, K.C.B. Sir George Porter, Surgeon-iu-Ordinary to the Queen in Ireland. Sir Patrick Keenan, ? ...

... J lJase, Moentrose; P Durapan, itarash; Crytr, 1t n) airesao, i M'Donagh, P .teen: Ja~mes Hylarid, do; F Median, M1 Belly, John B1rown, Brruia7; R M'GoC. n, P Brenna, Riliavel; P iyO'eiras, Iteerens, Eaitu Brennan, 3aliyru-h; Muar- carob Corcoran, Called ...

... it was agreed upon, his Lordship remarking that it was a very good arrangement. DISPUTE AS TO THE PURCHASE OF STOCK. John Davies v. John Lewis,—Mr Brynmor Jones appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr Bowen Rowlands, Q.C., and Mr Howell Jeffreys for the defendant ...

... proeeding then terminated. hes oh ~~SWA:NSE :A. he t. AssAuLT AT Ame sr B TEx YOUNG ME'S den 'e CuRtsIieN AssoctioroN-An assault at arms in add aid of the funds of the Young Men'sChristian by le Association, at Swansea, vwas -held at the Albert- sen, ie hall, ...