... A GRLEAT MEBTING OF SUNDAY SCHOOLS IN THE RHONDDA. VALLEY. (recon oait OWN COORhEsFON])ENT.) ?? POtNTYPRIDD, FRIDAY. kis. 6 1 yesterday attended a large and interesting meleting of 5116 [ Sunday schools in the Rhondda V alley. Those who know Sul how much intereset is felt by nil classes in Wales in that ter great institution, the TeYgol Sul, willrcadily believe when WO I say that eight ...

... | -- ~~ ~ ~ . - I ?? It The weekly meeting was held onSatardlay, Lord Trodegarl Phillips, .1. Davies, W, Jones (bhinvedwl, W. Jo~~nes boar .(Miebaelstono), LI. Jenkins, B. Graham, El. P. ]Ilt, F. meln Langley, S. Seerd, B. Philips, B. Morgan, 3, BrownS. B. The Jones, P. llces, . P. Bees, C. Lyn, T. F. Lewis, F.Meg- Usio gridge, and G. B, Getting. ?? NTJUiflBE OF INBATES. repoi Admitted to the ...

... Qhis The deceased gentleman, Mr. John Panton Norman, wa ir t:er, the eldest son of the late Mr. John Norman, of Clavorhain- cc Dgt i ou' Somcreetshi, by his second wife, Sarah Elizabeth, T ught daughter of the R .v. Uenry Paxton, of lliythorno, Essex. tc B lie w'as born in 181D, aud was educated at Exeter Collaep, a till, Oxford, where he graduated B.A, in 1811, and M.A. in 15 Is5 e 18t1 For ...

... LATEST I NTELLIGENOE (REUTUI'S TELUGRAMS.) 1;ANCE. t 1P knt1S, Nov). 11.-ilonsignor chigi hdL a long it audielnce yestera wvith AL. do Relllsat. 1 Accovdilng to tlu Ooiast'Iioii it'1, the mal1tter dis- o' emussed rielated to the intended forthcoming protest t, oif the Pope. ini whtich his Holiness would decliare jhimlself th, veilll Kiil-gofRomie,anud anuounce hisro- U solution to have no ...

... FERNDAL : -I -!-Ll -A ~1o -Penn ire,: of On ThursdayNy we published a lebter from Dr. Lops GORDON, of Fernldale, in which that gentleman Lder charged our correspondent withl grave eragebra- :e a itions in his' achount of' the fraord'of Sauddy! to) We can. quite ,understand tat aniyone interested the in preserving the reputationi of Feradale 'huld je, have been deeply grieved at- .e. ...

... SECOND EI)ITIO1N. kT - oSXD ori .. Y, A Er~esi WESTERN MAIL OlFFICE. 4 A.M. (REUTrER'S TEIEGRAMS.) FRANCE. Touious-E, Nov-. -The disermluimnut of tlho Lattional Guard at Toulouse commnuced to-day witboult any noteworti hy incideut. It is asserted that a seriouls confflict his occurired itt Tarbes between the 28ivd Artillery Corps and -the ptorllation. GERMANY. 1BRRiiN. Noe. ?? counnittee of ...

... (V-,O 11 ?? EDITIOle IVE5STERN MALL OFFioN, 4 A.M. (REUTEXCS TELEGRAMS.) AtTSTRh . ,i mY'NNA. Nov. 7., EvIINOx.-Tlic mloumlliellt to the late Emprcor 2siaxitilialU was u1nveiloed to- (lay ill thle j'resemice tf the Emiperor. Ti1e Y. c-r ?? Beust's resignation has been :eIeptct.. The Wlc it t L( PIYSS Says Count ii' V ,y ill sii>'ti'd Isiiin. The ThW Uall says t6aft Coittit BEtist. will be ...

... LATEST INTELUGENCE. (R-EuTEr'S TELEGRAMS.) FRANCE. PARIS, JAN. 25, EVENING.-The new journal, entitled L'Assembtge Nationale, ap- peared to.day. It announces that it has the adhesion and support of numerous deputies belonging to all the various parties which compose the majority of the Assembly, and it states as the principal point of its pro- granmme that it will detend all the bases of soc'al ...

... ?? a THE LATE CALAMITIES IN - 1 I - _ _ . .I: _ Ameriecsn papersof the27th ad28thofDecesaber. e liandod at Qurerstown OD Monday, contain furtber has particulars of the Pennsylvanian eecidens, as an in. account of the fail of a church floor. The scene near o -the burning carriages was agonising. .The'victims w 'ore dragged from the flemesbr-mensuof iopes, zad the limbo parted from their bodies ...

... tod 1 ho will of the Ilight HIon. Ton Btllor Yardo-Boilor, wi fg uirst Pron C'hurston, J.P., D.L., many yoers AM.P. for S South Devon, Doputy-Lientonsnt for Devon, aud Deputy. hice Wneclen of the Staunaries, lato of Churston Ferrors aad tt-. tuptonchouse, Brixham, Devon, was proved in London oe the 'Ist tit., uisler XiSQOSjt persoualty, by the testator's grandson, John, Baron tihreston ...

... SA TUBDAY, NOVJMBERB. 25, 1871. ?? QuEEN Icfb ?? yestorilay for Winlsor Castle. Aocordiiig to the bulletin isuaad it Sand; i-righam last niaglt, the Prince of WALES had passed L quiet day. ritee qyliptomus continue to be favourable. A collision took place last night betveen the Scotch express and a passelger train which was standing in the Wigan station. A large number of persons sustained ?? ...

... BECOLLECTIONS OF TRE LATE GEORGE HU DSON. TIhe miembers of the Carlton Club and this froqluiontorl' of I'1 imill Isily- n corriespoiieno t of thlb flu i1 Nvles) lviii fnirlsOIL the liieter bistii' tigora of (eoreO -'son' who, afert 0 II le'g Illito posinh tibseviren front ha Ils naviesantry, hao cinlo 0111n cmercO fehiiliarl to IIWIsrovesto il w1i0 t roig II, lii t too ;) a bs. At I1mv ...