... It is with much satisfaction we learn that the inquiry recently instituted into the lighting of the Irish coast, or that portion of it more particularly which extends from D ubin Bay to the Tuskar, is likely to lead to a practical result. Our readers are aware that along the line of coast enclosed within the above limits there runs a line of sandbanks, at nearly uniform distances from the ...

... Jmjjtijial faiiliamrat. THE QUEEN'S SPEECH. Her Majesty entered the house at 12 minutes past 2 and the following speech was read by the Lord Chancellor: MY LORDS AND GENTLEMEN, In again recurring to your advice and assistance am happy to inform you that my relations with foreign powers are on a friendly and satisfactory footing. I hope that the termination of the war in which Prussia, Austria ...

... In the Hamp case, which resulted in the jury being discharged after a trial of eight days, it is stated that four were desirous of finding a verdict for the plaintiff seven for the defendant, and one was neutral The Imperial Review mentions that the increase of business in the Railway Department of the Hoard of Trade has rendered necessary the appointment of an additional inspector of railways ...

... (ODDI WRTA BIN GO&I;BYDD 0 IMANCIEESTER.) - I . ?? ._ 1 QO 7 ppdd Mercher, Chwelror l3eg, 1867. Y Parch. Arthur urselld gn y Free Trade flall.- w4 Rhyw ddeng misyn o], teimlodd y Patch. Arthur al Nursell nad oedd hinsawdd ogleddol ae oeraidd di- w nas y mwg a Ulwoh y ffactris yn rlygymmod yn dda d, a'i gyfansoddiad, ac fe allai iddo deimlo hefyd nad A oedd dinas a'i phoblogaeth yn cyrhaedd ond ...

... LLWGR-WOBRWYAETH MEWN ET aOLIADAU. If mA: Adroddiad Dirprwyaeth Etholiad Lancaster, a gyboeddwyd yr wythnos ddiw- eddaf, yn dadguddio y ffeithiau mmwyaf ercbyll a ddarlienasom erioed mewn cyssyilltiad lg unrhyw etholiad. Gwyddem o'r blaen nad oedd ond ychydig iawn o'r eti30iadau yn cael eu dwyn yn mlaen mewn dull gonest, teg, ao aurhydeddus; ond ni ddychymmyaodd ein calon fod y fath ...

... , A I adio TY YR ARGLIVYDDI. Cyhuddiadyur erby y Syr Fitzroy Kelly. DddMawrth. M y. -Cy nodd farl Rsseell ddeiseb Oddi irth Mr. Rigby Wason, gynt A. S. dros Ipswich, yn haer a f id Syr Pi. Kelly, yr Ar- glwydd Brif Farnwr, we di dwy n catfdystiolaeth ny fwyddyn w 8 3S, o 'ayPhgor T T y Cyfff~ed- in, a o yn deisyf am bwyllgor o .ymchwiliad gyda'r ammecni ymuno 'gyda Th y y Cyf fredin, os profid ...

... | CE-WEFROR 20, 1867. . ?? MDDENGYS nad yw Rhaglaw yr Aipht yn fodd- lawn i fod o dan warogaeth i'r Sultin, er nad yw lawn i fod o dan warogaeth i'r Sult ?? er nad yw M felly ond mewn enw. Y mae wedi anfon ato i y3 hawlio yr awdni dod a fabwysiadu yr enw o di Galiph yr Aipht; yr bawl i fathu arian yn ei w enw ei hun; yr bawl i chwanegia nifer y fyddin a Aiphtaidd i 100,000 o w$r; a'r bawl i ...

... ORIGINAL CORRESPONDENCE. ADDRESSED TO THE EDITOR. Tho Editor is not responsible for the opinions of his Correspondent* THE MERTHYR GAS COMPANY. SIR, -1 have just perused the letter of Mr. John L. Cocker, Manager of the Merthyr Gas Company, and all who read it will no doubt come to the same conclusion as myself, that it is vain to look for light among those who are engaged in the process of ...

... CARDIFF FOLICE INTELLIGENCE. MONDAY. (Before the M AYOR, and Mr. Alderman PRIDE.) THEFT EY A DOMESTIC.—Ann Walters, a girl of 16, was charged by Margaret Bucknell with stealing a turnover and spoon. The prosecutrix said her husband kept a public- house called the Gardeners' Arms, in Plucca-lane, and the prisoner was in her service. The turnover was missed on Tuesday week and the prisoner ...

... FORCIBLE REMOVAL OF A LADY FROM A NUNNERY.— Miss Rolfe, the daughter of Dr. Rolfe, of Braintree, en- tered the nunnery at Claydon, about six weeks ago, with her father's consent, and assumed the name of Sister Theresa. Subsequently (about three weeks since) the doctor revoked his consent, and took her away, but she took the first opportunity of returuing to Claydon. At about twelve o'clock on ...

... JnhjUigftttf. Sir Bruce Chichester, master of the Vine Hounds, has met with an accident which will probably incapacitate him from taking part in the sports of the chase during the present season. The Hon. Frederick Petre is also laid up from a similar cause. The Sporting Life says the Rake continues to make his appearance every morning on Newmarket Heath, betraying little of the expected ...

... [From the Liverpool Daily Courier.] The more one attempts to unravel the mysterious chain of circumstances that go to LUake up the romance of the baronetage which has for several months bewildered the English public, the more difficult it becomes to arrive at any conclusion as to the credibility of the wonderful story related by the recently arrived burly butcher from the antipodes. There is ...