... NCE. BEVERLEY TOWN COUNCIL y The usual monthly meeting of the Town Council and Local Board of Health, was held on Monday, at ?? Hall, the Mayor (Mr. It. E. Silvester), presiding. The minuted of previous meetings were read and confirmed. The following recommenda- tion was agreed to without discussion, viz. : That the North Eastru Railmway Company, having consented to give lup) to the i five ...

... BLLFA-?T NVATER trsii..I firiti' r. It4 eel ire-ie ltrirria,; h Iler-(., I iftil liorreLT LIrxisa.~ Iire~iicg. 'The other ist-ia- hers of the Bxard in atten~lauice ?? *Joseph John Murphy, Adam Dutlia, Robert Conry, Rob~ert Greer, Thomnas Caflikin, Williamn Addisoln, *Robert Thomuas MI'Ceaghl, and R~ihard Canniery. STATE 01' TIfltS 1: V3155. Ther state of thle 1iaazits yes-erday mo1rningl was ...

... NEWTOWNARDS UNION AkGRICULThRAL SOCIETY. ANNtAL PLOUONUOG MATWII. [FroMI Oer, OWN REPORTER.] ' NnsVTo1VwxArDs, TnUSDnXY. To-D.AY, the second annual ploughing- match of this useful and flourishing society took place at 'Mile- - cross, near Net-townards, in a field kindly granted for the purpose by the Rev. Joseph Bradshawv, I J-P. This society, which had been in existence some time ago, and ...

... I 11 - I I ? 5. ljvutW . I ?(7) FI r??- ?? DUIEm'g: FRI~bAt, ZEBRAS I59-1807. A nuboun pervade~d the eity yesterday, whioh, in connexion with the Chester business, and the nuX erous arrests in Dublin on Monday and Tuesday, excited conuiderable alarm. We hope the accounts from the South are exag. gerated. In such cases a story never loses in its progress. Some unfavourable detail' l sure to be' ...

... THE RESOLUTIONS WPON REFORM. The -following is -aeopy of She resolutions to be noved by the ChanccLir of the Efchequer in com- mittee of the wliole house, o onday webry This houe htikng, in tht gsitiiofh poari nienxt, asgeatedto the setondrie'din of a bil ei titled A Bill to 6itend the right of Vot.i g at Elections of Members of Parliament in, England and Wales; ia of opinion,- - L T'hati ...

... Disrftptt lliure. BEIDGEND. The Opera Comique Company gave three per axices in the Town-hall, on Friday, S;atur ay, Monday nights. 'J he attendance was no aig n either occasion The singing was excellent ana act- ing good. The principal actors J^ere oriow (bass), Mr. Manley (tenor), Miss J. an ey (s prano). The voices are first-class, and the ppaying of Mr G. F. King, on the pianoforte, was ...

... I The Calcutta correspondent of the Times gives the following details of the accident on the Roughly briefly noticed in our telegraphic news last week:- On New Year's Day the East Indian Railway steamer returning from a fancy fair at the Botanical Gardens with more than its proper complement of I600 psjaengets, ran upon one of the wrecks made by the' cyclone, and began to sink. It wrs dusk, ...

... MLSCEIEOTIS. On ?? draesday afternoon, Mr. James BttllttO5tiflO, tue well-known a, titer as s etch songs, was presealteil aa ilL three beautiful1y?executea marble busts of himself and Mrs. and Miss l3allautiaae. At as general meeting of the Royal Scottish Acaiemy of Fainting, Sculpture, and Architecture, held in the Labre r?, of the Academy, on the 11th instant, John tscp, sculptor, was ...

... IMPERIAl PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS-F tTDAY. - The Lord Chancellor took his seat on the woolsick at five o'clock. REPLYTO0 THE ADES The Duke of MARLBOROUGH (Lord StewlT of e l Household) brought up HerMaet'grcosrpl toli 'te dress, which was as follw - hn o most sincerely for your loyal aod dutiful address. You may be assured thatl ball always be'readto co-operate with you in a Us mN sures for ...

... The overland mail has brought advices from Bom- bay to January 19; Madras, Jan. 14; Hong Kong, Jan. 1; Shanghai, Dee. 25; Singapore, Jan. 8;* Mel- bourne, Dec. 27; Sydney,. Dec. 22;- Adelaide, Dec. 29; Brisbane, Dec. 20; Dunedin, Dee. 20; and Auck- land, Dec. 12. The Australian news Jias been mainly anticipated by the Panama route. INDIA. The members of the Famine Commission have near- ly ...

... LIVERPOOL MARKET.—MONDAY. TV10 crappl-y of lona tkon on Mondey last, and that of sheep about the same, with a good demand for each at full prices. There were at market 1,800 cattle and 7,000 sheep. Beef, 6id. to 8d.; mutton, 6id. to 8d. ...

... THE ELECTION OF CHIEF CONSTABLE To have outrun the Constable is not usually considered a social qualification, but to outrun the competitors for the office of Constable is quite another matter, and in our own County, and on the present occasion, a more difficult and certainly more meritorious task. The ap- proaching event seems sent us in compen- sation for the dullness and unanimity of our ...