... NOTS i bAND OUT OF PA1IL1AMET.. LONDON, TnUBiw)AY NIGnT. injbght re-echo for the fiftieth time the common y bat Parliament hns been prorogued; and for the ted thousandth time the cry of Jenkins that L0ondon s empty. But even a parliamentary seesion, when it breathes its last, is worth observing; and Soto Londont nobody would know that any- body has gone away but that Jenkins says so. Jenkins ...

... TzeunsanE AeorDEieT.-A chocking Seeldent happened at Rolb Culinetoek, near this town, on Tuesday afterneooi, to a lad Gal, named Burgess, fourteen years of age. A thrashing machine Gy was at work on the farm acceupted by Kr. Itnowciman, and Th: whilst the lad was examining the machinery he felt in. He Harrn became so crushed and injred that his bowels protruded. It Henli was nearly .half-an ...

... PI VIVNIAll, 1I Y mae y cyntaf o'r gyfres ?? di, wedi ei ?? yn Aberystwyth ddydd 'YrN wythlnos Pr diweddaf - dtj If Rbhoddwyd brewest er anrhyde.di Guthrie, gan nifer a ymwelwyr yn y G re a Bangor wythnos i ddydd Sadwrn diweddige 01l, ' mae y tenantiaid ar etifeddiqeth S r Buikdeley wedi cael caniatad i ladd y ) lniat . sydd yn boen i bob amaethwr, ac yn ddityaa k cnydau. tr ix, Y mae ...

... I I 6 ?,e I . 'N -elf Fiat J'Wu ?? fttfr, ? S, (ElSTALIMCUED ANNO 1737.r or BELFAST: SATURDAY, AUGUST 24, 1867. A.- - INTELLIGENxCE of an engagement between the iC, Sanish troops and a band of insurgents has We reached us by telegraph. The encounter was disastrous to the latter, who are said to have E~been cut to pieces. The leaders a nd about el- thirty of their followers succeeded in ?? ...

... ,.'EETING OF CESSPAYERS IN! I I BALLYMI URPHY. I | [PRO-NJ OUR OWE-1 RtEPORTER.] rT I B&AL.N1URPiiY, FRrwAyl Tins evening, at six o'clock, a meeting of cesspayers - of the electoral division of Ballymurphy and adja- o cent districts was held in the Lower Falls School- ' house. Ballyniurphy, to consider the best means to be adopted in favor of a memorial to be presented i; to she Lord ...

... [BY- TELEGRAH.I YEWS-LETTER OFFtICE, Saturcdtay Morning. THE OUVTBREAJK IN SPAIN. MaIoADRD, Ar. 23.-The official Gze'tte of to-day announces that the insurgents in Catalonia and Arragon have been routed, and are now retreating towards the French frontiers, pursued by the . troops. PAm.RIS, ArG. 23.-The Afoaiitcu ar of this morniing I ?? to a telegram froht Madrid, dated tbe 21st inst., the ...

... THE E4IrT NlID ASSOCIA:TION. DEPUTATION TO SIR STAFMoRD NORTHOOS.. :A deputation trom the East India Asociation, I consisting of Colonel Sykes, MP., and several other members of the Association, waited on Sir Safford Northcote on Wednesayr fothe.~urpose of pre. senting a petition. - COl Sykes, M.E, exipried the-objects of the memoal and dwelt -upon- the abiolute necessity of the successful ...

... Last week the scholars and others connected with the Baptist Sunday School, at Twn Gwyo, held their annual tea party. A meeting was held in the chapel at 2 p.m., and the lespected pastor, the Rev. William Haddock, was voted to the chair. The teachers and children sang and recited several pieces very creditably. At 3.30 all repaired to the schoolroom to tea, of which upwards of 100 partook. ...

... letters ta BATHING AT BARRY ISLAND. SlR,—My attention lias been called to a paragraph which appears in the Cardiff Times of August 17, under the head- ing Deplorable accident at Barry Island. You state that Mr. David Llewellyn was drowned there on the 12t'i August. I was on Barry Island on that day, and can state that Mr. Llewellyn was drowned in Porthkerry Bay, near Cold Knap. Had he bathed ...

... WRECK ON THE IRISH COAST WnEXORD, Saturday-While it was blowing very hard from the WSW., this morning (reports William Oogblan, E3q., the Collector of Cuntoms), the Qnaok R bert Hudson, of Arklow, which Was Msk- ing for Wexford with a. cargo of fish, stranded on the south end of the Dogger Ba3nk. A stsaim-tiog and a. pilot-boat passed close to the smack as she got ashore, but owing to the ...

... ACCIDENT ON THE MIDLAND RAILWAY, The fast train fronm Leeds to Birmingham was thrown off the line yestorday afternoon, at Woodhouso Mlll, near Chesterfield, by running over a cow. When. George Stephenson was asked what would happen In the event of a train meeting a cow, he said it would be so much the worse for the cow, but in this case It was very near being as bad for the paseongoes as ...

... EXPERIMENTS WITH SAFETY LAMPS. The notice the experiments made at the Barnsley Gasworks last tending1 to shew that the best of lampa, including the- Genrdie/' were not to be depended upon, has caused ordinary amount of excitement throughout the South Yorkshire and other coal districts, and from all other parts of the country communications have been received by Mr. Hutchinson relative to them ...