... _ (REUTEI'$S TELEGRAMS,) DISTURBANCES IN SPAIN. .2 MqAlriLW, AMARC 27, EvwNING.-The, I, aamcial. of this evening says that a Carlist band, numberi iljg sisty men, in Lerida, has been defoatdd and. disperlsed. Some attempts at disturbances occurred yoster. day at Salntgossai, Cordova, and Valencia. Order, h1owever, Was restored. Repoblican ag ?? is at work in Audtlusia, while Carlist ...

... THE fXPERIAL FAMILY AT CHIBELHURST, ier M. Paul de Cassagrao has published in the Pays, D. under the title of 1 Siruplo Notes, an account of a he visit he ha paid to the Imperial family at chisel. o. hurst:- onz ¢Paris, Jan. S, 1873. K Friends ask me to speak of my recent voyage in England, and to relate anything affecting the Im- perial caus in wbat I have seen and heard. I aecede t!, ...

... CLEANLINESSY OR CARDIF,. Weasths or ,g toconatat Ih ihabtsntof Cardiff upon the accoonipish. -menof aT very important piece of municipal !egjnl tioia A :few das ago we. felti. 0ur duty'topo 1t outin4reference to Alderman DkVID'sscheme 'for the establishment- of-a Pnblio.Park:in C?ardiff , that the. Town ponoil'in geur~alýsihowed, very ltlape oja ion , i the-, sanitary necessibieso h towi ,In ...

... (FROS TIIE SiECIAL COflflsi'oNDzN'r oe'pr PrnSS ASSOCIATION,) CHESELEURST, MOxI)AY Prince Teck and the Doke oad Daobh,, of Sutherland visited Camden-place to dag. In th. procession on Wednesday a place will be found for the Lord Mayor of London. Several Comtatlist5 well known to the police, have boen recognisei this afternoon. The coffin of the Emperor has not vet been removed. but ...

... VOBRESPONDENCE. Itubs dutsdv:wae wmtt 4 hr A A Ic wndtsoodflet 64 ktew, dI tie MoLtim, qto WI-UUNl 6MswiW . . vg pu tions; ettCG1I nd Legi al csU, w6am' . r1iig of A:i.11 1: Dandseata oamt Me sngle vt tyor.oil, has. a-rema oibeenunoin tad 1 .WeiteMtL, .l MRS. ORA WSZAY1-7701VLXMENTARY' RDUOATION.' '10 OTN'IDITýROF 01THU .;WESj WMW*M AIL. Da% y ercurij, a Plymoujth pr j sysem oul bean uesini ...

... Tho weekly meeting was held on Thur~sday when ?? fol.. lowing guardians were present :- Mr.. Thomas iPhillis, w chairman asd Messrs. Edward'B~th, J. T. Jenkin, Phleip ?? Rogers, Theoe. Harry, James Rogers, Thos. Hopkims,, .J. Mi.. Ellery, and Win. Liewellyn. C. ' l I WArIII 8171iI'LY TO TH`X H0115. A Thea CL~cHI- read the miznutes, from *hioh it appeared RI 6thtthe committee bad accepted the ...

... SWANSEA CObPOR.TIiON kisEiThi. i . . - The usual montlily moliting was held ~'esterdity, wlih idn C consequence of, the impiortaneo of the businemssto, be tlinas. a acted, the attendiance of 'memberi'was uinuisually large-, the - following being present :-Mr, W. H. Brown, mayor; t, Aldermen G. B. $triek, John Crow Richardson, Charles ii of Bath Thomnas Phill ips J T Jenkin and .lobn Qakithot ; ...

... THE COLLJERS' STRIKE IN SOUTH E kWALE |S. le THE lkASTERS' REPLY. i AG REEMENT TO BEFER THE DISPU'E TO ARBUiRATION. We have received the following letter from Mr. Alex. a, ander Palziel, secretary of the South Wales Steam Cjoa t, Collieries' Asecciation:- d will you be good enough to insert in youl- imnpression of to'morrow mornitngthe following ?? al a Lt meeting of the South Wales Steam ...

... had Mr Thu The appearance of ,Aacot Heath on Thursday oeng atten bing was ifnytbing but cheerful. The ladies mustered i ag of th~ Em.- numbers and superb raiment. Thae chief principle, howeer , 29th which seemed to guide them in their selection ofdrat~ still would appear to be identical with that which influenced tatdf side, the gentlemian unaccustomed to society, who wore a rod on tli sated ...

... BATH AND WEST OF ENGLAND AGRI. } CULTURtAL ASSOOIATION. I_ (Fnoxf OUR OWN REroRTEIh.) GUILDFORD, MONDAY. Just about the time when the first spell of hot weather 5 of the year sets in, we have the first of the great bucolic gatherings of the year, under, the auspices of the Bath and West of England and Southern Counties Agricultural Asso. r ciation, which bodies hatverecently amalgamated their ...

... CORR9.Q$ DEL-E, - ?? . .1 TUE POLLUTION OF InrIiS. TO THE EDITORi OF-THE WESTERN MAI,. SIR,-The importance of preserving the purity of our rivers has been so fully discussed, aud so universlly admitted, that it ia unnecessary to offer any further argir went on this point. The evidence taken before the Royal Commissioners has proved beyond any doubt that the increasing pollution of our ...

... A NNUAL NATIONAL COQOPERATIVE CONGRESS. The third annual Congress of delegates from the C3- operative Societies of tire United Kingdom opened on-Mon- idty morning anG the Blidland Institute, Birmingham. The Hon. Anberon Herbert, M.P., presided. Delegates were present from London, Manchester, Oldham, Rochdale, Bradford, Idle, Heckmondwike, Glasgow, and other towns. The CHAIREMAN, in an opening ...