... I O tff PPSS- Lamb~. - :, T.: ' a: - . f mf . 1 f : d& ,nay i - E * q ,; D ?? Xf :.oulz RMthe PARIS, MA H 19. ' for I p. 'be- InSepteedrn next Franoeewill represent HRappy to p agland Land, and it is to be hoped the piece WUillhvean peu oenty uninterrupledrun. ' The authoritla will not inter. sb whioh ,act it, and the galleries will applaud it; the box si'al -like people will loo} on coldly ...

... ! TEH WORKHOU8SI. ., t0 - i 0 . ?? a I,. _i ,, X .. -. I: f; DY.BB Oe8AN r8-BEP.LYTOi M . .. ' ?? . .DOYLE;. Mr. B.-ILBoquetcrman oft lonioth n Jion ani chasirman of the Quarter Sessionr, han a' ::ddrthessthe following letter to Mir.' Andrew Doyl, *- Poor.law hjnmpetorinareply: to the eirular. ter . ddrea by thatgentlemani to:'the Uaios in the * ~outh Wailes disttict':-: ?? * '1' Myr deas ?? ...

... LMR. HENRY RICHARD, M.P., AND THE WRONG4S OF WALES. (FROM THlE -. SATURDAY REVIEW.) We have heard over and over again from Conservative 0orators the argament that if Ireliud is discontented Wales L ought to he discontented also, Prid. it appears from a recfmt dcbate in the 'House of Commons that aag supl of 0 Wclsh grevances ha.9, been bronght- into the market, 'inn theyprovis tobecome a ...

... BOARD OF GUAPDIANS.-At the last meeting (the Rev. 1 Win. Allen, Bbsherston, chairman), Mr. T. Lewis, Norchard, proposeid that the application of Mr. wvig, their latc i relieving officer, should be entertained, in regard to his U superannuation. This was seconded lby Mr. E. Young, , IIabbertou.-Mr. N. A. Roch, Paskeston, proposed as Dn amendment that Mr. Twigg's application should not be ...

... it - , . i is A DnSuRTMR.-At the Police.court, yesterday, before i B. 0. Jones, Esq., Mr. Alderman Alexander, and Dr. Paine, I ?? Butler was charged by P.C. Edward Leaker (46), E r- with deserting from the Second Battalion of the Royal N Welsh Fusiliers, stationed at Newport. The officer said I that the man came to him, acknowledged himself a deserter, t ir and freely gave himself up. He now ...

... CAUTION To OWNERS OF DOGS.-The M!layor has caused to be issued the following notice :- On account of asspioion of canine madness, all persons are hereby directed It confine their dogs for the space of three calendar months; al-and if any person shall suffer any dog to be at large within o the borough during the time specified, every person so reoffending will be held liable for every offence ...

... SANDRINGHAlvf. At Easter, 1868, the ohl house occupied by the Prince of Wales at Sandringham Park began to be improved off the AR face of the earth. It was a rambling old place, not very healthy, not very comfortable, but, as may easily be believed, M the Prince and Princess had aii affection for it, since it was has the first house they possessed of their owi. And, although ple I enlargsmeut ...

... Oit Thursday, tbe annual meeting of the London branch £ of this society was held at the National School-house of St.. Peter's, Rogent-squir6, undei the presidency of the Ju Hon. and Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Tuam. x The Rev. TiiOMAS NOLAN, 3L.A., vicar of St. Pctcr's, WV read a brief report, which gave a somewhat diseourag. a, inc description ot the society's affairs, both funds amd m0 ...

... ?? -I , M. - - - J . - . . . X enorts made by Liberal orators and journalists to 15 intimidate the House of Lords, and deter that m. august assembly from exercising a conscientious its and Constitutional discretion in regard to the exi Church Spoliation Bill. If it be a punishable act offence to threaten and coerce a single elector by prc menaces of personal inconvenience, it is certainly MP] ...

... c (REUTER'S TELEGiIAM5.) 'POPULAR DISTURBANCES IN FRANCE. Mr PARIS, MAY~27 sued' 2. the Bi Further details have been received respecting theo I the disturbances which haave takenplace at Amieng, #1I il~le, and Toulouse. detaf At Amiens, troops -were obliged to be called out Mr for tl -to disperse rioters, and two soldiers were wounded. Th Yesterday evening, again, crowds of people steno ...

... I THE ABliRDAREB BANQUETA ND THE PRESS. A I-- I mT THE EDITOR OF THII WNISTE3N MAIL. SIE,,-Althoughfullyjustifying the eastigationyou gave the banquet committee for their want of courtesy to the press C -thereby depriving the public of a report of the proceed- to t ings, I will ask permission to say a word on their behalf. This is the first time these gentlemen have been engaged Pri in such ...

... f I AVOW AI,.w Eva - To cs- There is a hither dignity than that of poetr' or painting 'h that attaches to thef frer'sprOofssion; a dignity whi ,, ?? Iat ke him walk as erect Lnd lookrb the blue heavens Ot am proudly in the faco as any man who treads tho earth. ug No idustry to which human hands were ever set since the oiu e wh onditions of this coprtership, it mga tho capital which each ...