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M--rrr I 11 'Us TUESDAY.C he (Before Mr. Commissioner HILL.) en of Re J. LODGE, Cardiff, dealer in iron.-Mr. J. Inskip I Ms appeared for the assignees, and said he thought it right to F state that the creditors' assignee was about to resign his C office, his claim having been sa

ISCENE IN THE DilTI~NC-IIMI.TOW2 H'IALL.li tsi We yesterdlsy gave.a brief account of the icroeeedin,-s at ~ the liriehm''w'mcig iedden Monday n-iglht, to e Iconsujer tteI irish Church Bill. 'fit.' followingdeesu-ription of go 5the scene Wvhich took phaee when a, Conservative gen

WEdrsns uMIL. (I.1CF, 4 o'clock, A.. FR it NrCE. The Bourse has: bee s Jteady. 5.t 3. Pitt 71i. £5e., or about the same as yesterday. SPAIN. MADRIDJ 1,EN . In to-day's sitting of tihe Con stitue Cor tu, Jth debate upon the Regency Bill was resumed Senor Ochoa favoured the speedy

I . I . . .- = 1 SWANSEA COUNTY COURT.- ETSRDAY. :1 -, Before Judge Pn-LcoTERan FNarER v. fxnzr'r'o.-T2his, was an tuction for the recovery, of £3 8B., for goods sold anl delivered. The isa& builder carrying on businecss in Swansca. The defend- ~ ant, James Bnette, is a tailor an

SAlINSEA BOARD O1 GUARDIANS, ices TENDERS ?Oil .PIZOVISIONS. l'suk The uiual weekly meeting of this Banrd wa' hlld ye.er. but day. when the followhig givirdians wvre preseu;nt: Air. C nd. ' Wi'on, Mawr. in the cilair: Mr. C. ?? Dhl1-i-nv Lie. t n- wellyll. viee-chir-nm;nd MeIssrs

GOVERNMENT PROSECUTION OF BET. X~ ~, I " ,~ , G V USi a ?? ?? a 1 gI On Saturday;nas already briefly reportedlin tile Western fail, the chief magistrate, Sir ThomasHenry.'sat specially at Bow4street Police-court, for the earnination;of a- num. ber of persons vwho ]nad been' that

'BAPTISM BY IMMESION IN T IVE ITAFF. Yesterdayaftenoon there was performed in Pnbllcarelioio I ceremony which i now of rareoccurrence, undertie pecui:z circumstances indicated below, even in those remote dh. tricts which have come least and latest undcr thc inhiue-C; of education

THE FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION IN THE ABERDIARE VALLEY. Of the thousands of railway passengers who have passed and re-passed the little station at Treaman, on the Taff Vale Railway, and may or may not have noticed a group of three large iron eggs embedded in masonry within a few yard

THEE JOCKEBY . CLUB ANT) SIR JOSEPH BIAWLEY'S RESOLUTIONS.,' .: : Although no reporters were present at the meeting of the a Jockey Club on Saturday,when Sir J. Hawley's resolutions d were put to the; vote,'. the general character of. the debate . may be gathered from the volumin