... SWANSEA. DROWXETJ. We have the painful duty to-day to record the death, by drowning, of the Rev. since ? S^anfa' who ^as drowned a few days Z t1?00 ;,116 had CIW-'d Ws passage to Mel- F*u i A Barton, advertised to sail from the hii liiffo-!>n °fMav. The deceased accordingly got the Sf takn T boaTrd of the vessel while she lay i tentleman Tof ,th,e meantime unfortunate ii 0 ^ubtful companv, ...

... THE QuEEX AND A VETERAN.—On her Majesty and Prince Albert, some time back, visiting Chatham, for the purpose of examining the invalided soldiers who had re- turned from the Crimea, amongst the wounded she noticed one, of whom, from his soldier-like appearance, as well as seeing his arm off from the socket, her Majesty was in- duced to ask several questions. What's your name? Breeze, your ...

... SHIELDS, M,&Y 30. A most desperate riot took place this morning on the sands at South Shields, where races were held yester- day. It appears that an Irishman named James Roe, a publioan at the Castle-Garth, Newcastle-on.Tyue, had a tent at the races, as also had another Irishman os the name of M'Anelly, a publican at Gateshead. Roe, it is stated, bore M'Anelly a grudge, and on Tuesday he ...

... We are gratified tb perceive that the Liberal party in Dublin has at length flung off the apathy that lay upon them as a ffightmsnre, preventing all action, and giving to the friends of progress the impression that Dublin had no vitality, and to the opposite party courage, hope, confidence, and success. It is not for us now to revert to the causes that in- duced this culpable apathy. The faot ...

... BY ELECTRIU TELEGRAPH. TEE WAi.-The War Department, May 31st, 1130 ?? Panmnure presents his compliments to the Secretary of the Electric Telegraph Company, and bogs to infoim him that intelligpnee has been received from Lord Raglan, dated the 29th inst., stating that Sir Gerorge Brown reports on the 28th, that the troops con- tinue healthy; that five vessels, laden with corn, had run into ...

... LA W OF PARTNERSHIP. y, A Bill to Amend the Law of Partnership, prepared and re- brought in by Mr. Fitzroy, Mr. Bouverie, and Viscount 0 Palmerston. Ige Whereas it is expedient to amend the law relating to le* partnership; be it therefore enacted by the Queen's Most id, Excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of n the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons, in this :ta present ...

... in TTHE CRIMEA.-SUCCESS OF THE ALLIES. id WVar Departmenit, May 28, 4 A.Mr. in Lord Panmuro presents his compliments to the Editor of the. at Times, and has much pleasure in transmitting the enclosed in- Or telligence from Lord Raglan. We e mS Crimea, May 27. )0 $ We are ,~m~asters of the Sea of Aioff without a casualty. 7y The troops landed at Kertch on her Majesty's birthday, and `ethe ...

... MOARING CBRONICLB OAFIOR, FridAU7, 1 v.m. TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCHES. VIENNA, TnuRSDAY. A report is current here that the Grand Duke Constantine has resigned his functions as Grand Admiral of the Russian Navy. The peace party is again in the ascendant at St. Petersburg. Another note will be despatched to the Ger- man Courts. MADRID, WEDRESDAY. The Calatayud insurgents were met with on Monday, near ...

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... | HIDII DUST ' LUXLAARY TO THLE IIIBIRNIAN I ~~~BIBII;1, So(',lEt~Y llt-idanna mei L i this auxtitiary wasl held on `Wed. nisde, a oat o'clkcI, in the Victoria I fall, Victoria Strtis,?. THier, was a ?? respectable attentlaiitcL of ladies and gttItlett). A~morg .tit ?? pi~esit wve oh- sibertd -Knox's Ie.Cae Chartles Fleut'y C Dublinit Bibet lcotton I3re aidl A'IKee, w S. 1, tt Is, J. Young' ...

... would not be doing our duty were we to fail in finding our lady readers, from time to time, that when Siting a really pure and good article of S'arch,_ they apply for the Glenfield Patent Starch, which is the fjy kind allowed to be used in Her Majesty's Laundry, '■ere it is essential that Laces and Linens must be got up l' a first class style, as nothing short of that would suffice, ier ...

... COAL MINES INSPECTIONNBILL. - .. ?? .- ?? A bill has been recently introduced into parjLaulv. Abyirl aerg Geyn to amend the law for the iris ec. ?? of Coargrines in Great Britain; which, aster repealing the existing act, excepting as to teeiing inspectors end penalties, gives Power, (see. 2) to appoint inspectors; excluding (3) all land agents, manager3 end viewers or agents of collicries ...