... SERVANTS' BALL AT TRED EGAR PARK. W ORDS OF A D VICE B Y HIS LOJDSUIIP. The an nual bill of thie s( rvants rind f rieuds of tire houwehold al t'fredegar Park was held on tus- Iny night at the lihr;uelceoperr' end of the Staly pile Which hias for so long been the liospitsat residence of ?? of Tredegar. Notwr~k- standing the inclerriency of tire weather nod te prevalercesof la yg;Ppq, a large ...

... rTHIRD EDITION of Wvmu Milyv. OFFICLw 4D sA.M. Wntla Ns OFFICE. 430 ax.V LO' LATE EMPRIESS AUGUSTA. 0FyICIAL ANNO7UNC11EMNT IN THE REICHISTAG. on for : \ Ikcar, NiEtV TKLERiAs.) adl BERLIN, )VED.Nzs5AY. yes All the rieivecapols this morning devoto Thi untiey celunvi I t the ]altaw ETtipress 'Augusta, An givi;l: all Ile incidents in connection with wei her last rao ~heiits and the history of ...

... I\IPERIAL PARLIAMIlNU. H-OUSE, OF COMIOrNS.-WEDNESDAY. Thle Speakler took thle Chair at 12.15 p.m. THlE NEw RAILWAY ORlANGE&. Oil Ttieqodiv, time 7tht of Motrel,, Mi. ALFRED THOMAS (G., Gfomnoraiz, E.) will mnove--That, in tlie opinion of this House, unrielsorrable chiirges roade by a railway or canal company should lie declared illegal, and I hut, tin le ilia ?? of :Yrrieo, a cheap, simple, ...

... SEAMEkN'S WA6ES AND RIGHTS, It will be found, on reference to another column, that Mr. ARTHIUR J. WILLIAMS, ALL',. has presented to the PRE:SIDENT of the BOARD of 'T'RADr a petition from eight hundred and forty-two seamen on board ships in Penarth Roadstead or Docks relative to the payment of orews on long voyages of half wages monthly, either to themselves, a savings, bank, or friends. We ...

... HOUSE OF l.OP)S.-FRIDAY. Tile Lord Chancellor took his seat on the Wool- Stick at at quln ter pist four o'clock. 13ILLS ADVANCED. Trwo privato ?? were ?? a second time, aud i the 'Ti ales Uldion I'lrovidoit IFund lil wiws brought up from tile Cinuiono s arnd read tl first lime. Tie House adjouriled at half-past four o'clock. IOUSE OF COMMONS.--TRIDAY. T're Speaker took tile chair at live ...

... COIIt.ESPONl)N 'N CE. We cannoot Pnbliob1 anly letter uni.ee the writ~er sentls Ula KRAL NAIeuA and Afloateas, hiot ?? for pustill- clarion, but as a guaranreo of good fatith. 'The Editor cannot undertake to return rejected ocin.. enunicationsm ancer any eircumsaser esioo ?? All lcrtrespondleits nause write onl osn ?? of the paper osny, or thneir letters will be rejected. ?? do not ansew,, ...

... MONMOUTJHS.9HIE AGRICULTURAI I CUSTOM. At Newport Counly-conrt on Thuisday (before his Horiour Judge Oween) ait action raising it ques. ?? of agriculturiail CIxIII,' inl some pakti of Mon. ?? wa. bloug lit by Alfroea R'belts, tenliot of Gellyhlonock lFaIrit,, iear zNewbridge, ttgatinat hile texont ot' a icighbourinig filiri, rianted 8hiptoel, for tbe return of £1 lSs. paid by the plaintiff for ...

... - - ?? WAL E.S DAYr BY Dlot I ?? 'I'hereo are more Baptists in Llanelly than iii tlt' whole of Denbigihsiere. Tire present Bishop of Chester was educated ta tire Abergavenny Free Gramnmar School. Eigihteen Welshnien nrc engaged in forellia service for the Baptist Missionary Society. In tile IsEw police ?? nat Westgate-dtspeg Cardiff, n Bible cinsm is hoeltd ftver Thursday. it.I not very well ...

... LIBEiRALISM AND LABOUR. Dr. 'TANNER, addressing the Cardiff Irish- men, made a curious excursion into the domain of labour politics. ITe adventured the opinion that ToM MANN was worth all the CHAMPIoNS in the world, and a dozen KnIR-HARDIES might be chucked in. We certainly are no admirers of Mr. CHAmPION, and we have quite failed so far to see in the member for West Ham one particle of ...

... METROPOIATAN NOTES. ([.ROu OUR LONDOO COiRETSONDENT.] r- Tse NATIONAL UNION'S ANNUAL MEwRIN9. Sal The final arrangements for the great meet. gh ing of the National Union of Conservative us and Constitutional Associations at Liverpool of will. I understand, be completed in the course u- of a few days. Mr. Southall started last by (Monday) night for Liverpool in order to id, arrange various ...

... TIPHC LEPER COLONY AT MOLOKA At 2 3 lct ad 00 ge etd let lly la- ur be los 11, ad T'lere have besn so Ianay ramours about Sister Rose Gertrude having been obligod to leave ler post among thle Hawaiian lepers Ihat the following letter from the yofing lady will be read with interest:- I am nlways so busy that writing is very difli- cult, Isl IhaSve e0 way icitctriuplions. We hbd, as you will ...

... PETITION IN FAVOUR OF. -RS. PEARCY. usit -- C ushx Mr. Frotek Palmer, solicitor, had a long inter- . )ate view Iit h alrsc. Pearcy in Newgat Prison on Satr- c dlent day, and received a statemeut iroais her which, it J isthlought by same, will add *roight to the beliof 1ie- that, she has bohn a victim to hellucinations. A Le- petition is being formulated and signed psiaying f the for a respite ...