... MR. MORLEY AND MR. MAITLAND AT BRYNMAWR. On Monday evening Rehoboth Chapel, Brynmawr. wee crowded to hear addressee by Me. W. F. Mat. land, the present weather fur Breckuu,k, and Mr. Chas. Morley. the candidate elect of the Liberal tarty to take up to ...

... LIM COXPLAIII2B, BILIOUSINSB, MON IT DR. KING'S N ND PlL i ty= ?girt EMILIO WHAT IS MR DISTASZ—WHAM' IS tar we sew *Ms Mom Its win bays if rest ditt s i II It N. ONITII Co.. Wow, TLC. ...

... —The Gazette notines that Mr. Lowe was on Saturday sworn in as a Secretary of State that the office of Chancellor of the Exchequer was on Monday taken by Mr. Gladstone, and that of Chief Commissioner of Works by Mr. Adam. Mr. Bruce is also gazetted President ...

... DR. KING'S DANDELION AND QUININE LIVER PILLS. F OR BILE, FOR WIND, F OR LIVER and FOR STOMACH COMPLAINTS, FOR LOW SPIRITS, DEBILITY, FOR WEAK DIGESTION. TESTIMONIAL. The Cottage, Carrick-hree, Bantry, Ireland. u 24th. I feel great:pl easure in bearing ...

... the south- east of the island. On October let, 1874, Mr, G. A. Shaw, of the Bettiteo mission, having been invited by the King of Ikongo, set out to pay him a visit. One of the great difficulties of Mr, Shaw's march arose from thousands of leeches whiol) ...

... intolerable anisance. Dr. Davies : It is an overflowing closet Mr. Lloyd: It is nu c:oset at all, it is merely two walls stuck ap. Mr Jones: A kind of a shanty I suppose. (Laughter.) Ii was agreed that the Inspector should notify Mr. Henry for the Company ...

... Beemershire under the el Mr. the and of Health, japed Woe with a of townspeople. of the by had beware a very as *my for the London eta Railway is. Roo to meet the of the Mir Joseph Bondi Hellen M.P., wad Mr. William F. Maitland, the farther county. The ...

... prepared by Mrs. Swithers, who is the only person in possession of the Atom The genuine are wrapped in Bird Paper, and signed on the Outride label by Mrs. Smithers. Sold in boxes at 9d. each, by most Chemist' Widow Welch's Pills, prepared by Mrs. Smithers ...

... CARDIFF POLICE COURT. MONDAY. (Before Alderman ALEXANDER and Mr. E. S. HILL.) THE DRINK.- Dennis Leary, an Irish labourer, was fined 5s. and costs, for being drunk and disorderly in St. Mary-street on Saturday night. NEGLECTING TO PROCEED TO SEA.—Michael ...

... the King of Oude, dating as far back as In 1S-V) the territory of Qude was annexed by the late Earl of Dalhousie, and vested in the Hon. East India. Company, by an Act of Power, without the assent, although without the armed resistance, of the King of ...

... KINGS AND EMPERORS. Mr. Gilfillan has delivered his tenth historical lecture at Dundee. He gave a minute account of the battle of Bannockburn, and closed by remarking as follows: -lat. What blessings this victory gave us! Eng- land, says Dr. Arnold, ...

... THE FALSE^ TIDINGS OF DR. LIVINGSTONE. The following letter, dated Zanzibar, 24th November, from Mr. Kirk, acting political agent, to Mr. Gonne, Secretary to Government, was on the 20th inst., placed at the disposal of the press: Sir,—For the informa- ...