... a quistit ' lir wog , - mall Rail, hi the 61e1 yrr of bit re. He bad beim in • Ire an alekicele eitgommet to Show that hie nord sod last. April the 2ne. Born in Manebeske on tbe 23ed of of forty- Adventism, ChM. Gledeliter._pse._ woe. trod Neel Wien Ham ...

... and loudly denied that he was drunk, asking the audience to judge whether he was so. He charged the stage manager with having struck him, which the stage manager denied, and a number of actors were called to bear witness as to the truthfulness of a story ...

... mexting tbudw Mosehief, giving a stone sod 2lb• tor the Juirey and Middlews Stage., of basting Stinger, Houk of Avon he. In Auguat at Weld. Dia) tun, our the West Drayton Ilandivap, second to Sugar Loat, beating Vietornt, 11 rldair, and Pico b. beck. Same month ...

... 'Ventre,' Brethren, and is well worth awing. Be has been termed the stage npliolsterer, from the extraordinary attention whirh he hob paid to the nowt trivial propertivii, stage illustrations, but they decidedly add to the njoyment of the man of taste ...

... Phillips: I am a collector of assessed taxes, and live at Priory Cottage, near this town. The prisoner came to me in the second week in April, having been recommended to me William Devereux. I engaged tho prisoner to collect the taxes for me, in the first place ...

... the of ac•'wnmadatiott. Cardiff was too small—that is, the town is deficient it accommodation ; although the show-ground is superior to the show ground of the rival towns. Hereford has only one good first-clam hotel, and that by no mane of the largest. ...

... shoemaker. - April 29, tit. Thomas's Green, Haverfordweat, aged 6F, Miio. Jane Llewhellin. April 29, at l'rendergast, aged 48, yr. Hugh,. April 27. at St. Thomas Greet, Moverfordwed, Mary, thew ife of Mr. John Frans, tailor, aged Si. .April 2.1 ut Milford ...

... at present. EDUCATION GRANT.—A parliamentary paper has just burn printed, showing the expenditure from the education grant. The balatiec sheet from 1839 to Del-ember last, shows an expenditure (with the balsam in baud) of k £1,462,937 19s. 2d. Last wee ...

... half-year amounted to £ 185,421 3s. 2d. as compared with *170,576 19s. 5d. during the corresponding period of the year 1860, showing an increase of £14,844 3s. 9d. -he arbitration before Mr Whitmore upon matters in I4lspute between the Great Western and this ...

... vice•cheirmao. Mr Bevan seconded the motion. Mr Reynolds, Treglemsie, supported the motive, rewarkieg that it was alway. the practice to appoint an elected guardian to be deputy vice-chairman. He mentioned the matter, to show that they were not encroaching ...

... his round, joined the baffled shepherd, and was somewhat also surprised at the strange conduct of the dog. A few seconds sufficed to show the cause of the sheep having been left alone. It was trapped, and with it in another was a dead to in an advanced ...

... Willies*, Commanding Royal Artillery, directed the movements of the two Armstrong guns. Colonel Carey, C. B, Deputy Adjutant Genets', brut Colonel Gamble, C B, Deputy Quartermaster Claneral, Major Pitt, Assietant Military Secretary, and my two Aides de Camp ...