... S ThERSglIP DISSOLVED. William Lewis and William Henry Carter, ?? Lewis and Co., at Newport, Mon., engineers and atil- r repstrere. r TEB BlaTRBPTCY ACT, ;St3.-1IlOBIVINGI Edwin Beavan, St. jo as-place, May, Breconnshs. I Charles liles, Clytla Park-road, Newport. 2M11. builder and eontractor. i FEaST M5TrINGS AND DATES OF PUBLIC EyAkMIlNAIONS. ,, Jane Thomas and Martha Thomas, trading ar Ja e ...

... , . t j!e. GLxa;,.rorxB ? r. Gladstone (observes our London correspondenti has entered upon his eighty- first year in excellent health and spirits, and not the most determined of his political oppo- j nents will grudge him felicitations thereon. But it is another thing when Mr. Gladstone's t friends declare1 as they do, that the eightieth t anniversary of the right hon. gentleman's birthday ...

... F U IN ERk L IN W-'E STA, LNroTER A3BBUTY. [ 'f Tir remaius of thle late Bobert Brarowning were on a Tuesday l'aid to rest in WeseiLidster Abbey. The rr coffin in the mornring lay in tile ?? at 29, De Vere-gardeuis, covered wide a purple ?? and en-urounded and covered avia beautiful r wreitles from, riacongat otrers, tl:h Baroness ?? Sten, MIr. ?? Irving, St' Fredetick f L!'igihttm, Lord ...

... RHYM1NEY AND SIn-Of'WY VALLEYS. f :yJ d APPLICATION FBO A L(CAL DI BOARD. M j.- . Pc n RIVAL CGLA IS IN DEVELOPING ' Ir. DISTRICTS. So ir. A. B. Rrrngton, chiairman of tila Mo euth- si o shire Quirter Sesrions, sat at the police.court, (L tlotivwood, on Tuesday, to consider the applica- Ar e tioli of the Bedwelity Rural Siniiary Aunlioiity to L's dcovertthe presentL ruinl sanitiry antito;tity ...

... CARDIFF. Ma. J. C. Fow;rzR is not satisfied w6ith tlhe records of crime in Glaiaorgaoehire. He prints Ia out thar, taking into account the cases of theft . and eilb;z-zleimnr t iriel untinerily by the mamgii3- at cc trates, there v.wa-e in lass 1.453 crimes detected, to r _i say nothing of those in which no prosecutions Ie resulted. Tie number is certainly very large, but | e t we have nor the ...

... THE O'SHIEA - PARNELL SCANDAL. HAVE PROCEEDINGS BEEN INST-w TUTID ? no The i' Press A-sociation, telegraphing on Toes- at e lay night, says :-It is stated that up to the - b present no attempt has been made to serve a citation upon Mr. Parnellor Mrs. O'Shea, and that rel vr. Psernes hlas given instructions to his legal a: advisers to rrseertuin if a petition his really been S'i filed. The ...

... I RlING OUT THEl OlD, RING IN THrE a shiv. I .in s1. In wishing our readers a bright and pros- l perous new year it may be bothinteresting Uri and instructive to turn our faces backwards to }l recount and review those events of more than or transient importance which have transpired s duriig the past twelve months in the Princi- pality of WVales. Theo year 1SS9 in many C re3rects opened mnore ...

... re- rab ods to lug tT, to [he in- hes rah res- male nca New Years Eve was celebra'ed as usual in South Wales. The weather was, generally, fioe and bracing, tbus inducing large numbers to re leave their homes and at religious services out or social patties assist in ushering in the ycar Iand 13i3. I trat CAR.DIFF. SAw TnE D.VE4iT of the New Year was observed at' ?? Catdiff in the customary ...

... BARONETCY FOR at MR. J. T. D. LLEWELYN. at - Ii s: Among the recipients of honours bestowed of a by her Majesty at this period of the year is ?? [is Mr. J. T. D. Llewe~lyn, of Penillergare, Who oot sk, has had a baronetcy conferred upon him. wh ly Sir John 'Talbeo. Dhllw'yn Lleioelyna, Bart., hase in f is his veins some of the oldest and best of both we at Welsh and English blood. He is a eon ...

... THRIE!E N'IFE MURD !EHERlS I-1A NGED. c A DOUBLE EXECUTION AT Ll.I:DS. U2 ?? ?? Ih.bmit \Vese, 15, a 0 arc wing sloviwoto, and stit j Frt d.i:eck Brett, 39, railwvny labourer, CreaN tze Itt1 :D. Deat .cuted at Leeds on 'lTuesdi mlornling, lI ?? oser for es niurdmer l tis wifo et Eiaud'wor; hnear Shiffi Ad, E'ast in. on tite 17.b of August, and the lifter for lnurdtr- cere at ittg his wife tat ...

... We ea siaiot pos11l1ls any ltoter Unless the writer sendsi G am t dhs Et.NM ant? aneals, not neaconrily for Pishli1- ansgo ctIon, but ats a guatrantee af goal) fatitl. ?? The 1100cr cannot ulidertake soa ret-urn rejected colaS. 28 i.muoctjcotsri tinoer miv circumstnieisce. gbd t4 All cors-rspnilideta mast. write onial sane OLSOf lst gibbet?, paper only. or thoir letters will be rejected.- ...

... THE LAND OF GOLDEN DREAMSI .I. ARTICLE 111 e to ROlBEN ISLAND, TRIE HOME OF at LEPMS, CONVYIMS, AND LUNATICS. er -- lii [BY DR. JOIAHl WILLIAMS, F.R.S.71 it Robben Island, thehome of lepers, convicts, in and lunatics, is situated about seven or eight fo miles from Cape Town, and is reached by a IV small steamer which visits the island every th Tuesday and Friday, The Uovernment pays In for the ...