... A meeting of thoe Wal1ll Guardians took place yester- day-Mr. Lildick presiding-to take into consideratioc the insibordination existing amnongst the persons relieved in the stoneyard and oakumio rooms. The opsmion of the neeting and the oilicials was that the disorder and in- subordination complained of was due to the young un- married men and youths, who, it was stated, would neither work ...

... THE Z ULIT WAR. THE ADVANCE OF BRITISH FORCES. THE COURT-MARTIAL ON LIEUTENANT CAREY. [ER'er's [Pelegram.] CAPEP TOWN, JuNF, 24 (iia Plymouth)i The latest intelligence from General Crealock-'s coluinn states that tho TUnilslazi River has been suecessfully bridged over, with very slight Oppositioln from the Zulus. It is expected that the whole division will bo moved for. iwar(l and take up an ...

... ~UTEST__ I'A ~ NEWS. LilR6{4ter'. Tetegro e, 21per Press Assoeiation.] FRANCE. PARIS, Aunusw 11. M. Gambetta is understood to be hostile to the proposil C of II. Boysset for the abrogation of tho Concordat, and, in conversation yesterday with soene political friends, is stated to have said that the Concordat should not be t destroyed but itnproved. Di. Jules Simon, roplying to a lottor from ...

... Il BANQUET TO THE PRINCE OF WALES. [aY TELEQGPAPILJ Lo rDom, Friday. The reception of the Prince of Wales at the Guildhall this evening was accompanied with all the porap of civic pageantry for which the Corporation of London is justly renowVnedc. As early as half-past five a brilliant throng had assembled in the Library, where the presentations of the guests to the Lord Mayor and Lady ...

... THE HOMICIDE BY PRINCE PIERRE I BONAPARITE,. The l3onaparte outrage has for the moment eclipsed a every other top ic of interest in Paris. The correspondent N of the Pall Sal AGacttc says:- The feeling is that the untoward event in very unfortunate for the Emperor, more especially as a few months ago Prince Marat caned a t} man called Comte, and was protected from prosecution by fr his ...

... NEWS 0F THE DAy. A Cabinet Council was held yesterda 1 Sir WILUAm STIRLING MAXwoia a. Reetorship of A dereeuoUniveraity, on thert4 a majority of students voted agaist il election will have to take place, Ae made to bring forward Mr D n C hi Mr. GRANT DunnF. Po$i5 A daring robbery took place in few days ago. The strong room cf nd Booronans and Co., the well-known tea Inkj u was broken into, and ...

... On Saturday evening, a meeting of delegates, appointed by various wards to act on a central conmmittee to arrange a list of candidates for election as Guardians, in which all the wards shall be fairly represented, was hald at the Parish Oflices. At present six wards have returned delegates, of whom the following attended the meeting :-St. George's, Mr. R. D. Kneobone; AU Saints', Mr. T. Bloori ...

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... The funeral of Mrs. Ann Miason-the wife of the benevo- lent donor of that noble Orphanage at Erdington -took place yesterday morning. The inhabitants of Erdington showed their sympathy with the bereaved, who of his liberality has done so much to soften the bereavements and sorrows of others, by closing their shops and drawing their blinds whilst the solemn ceremony was being performed. Shortly ...

... WOLVERHAMP'VON TOWN COUNCIL. A quarterly meeting of the l'vna Council Was hold yes- terday; the blayor ~Ir. T. B3.utook) presiding. Thu Sewerage Committee had received a letter from Mr. Marryatt, who is carryiu g nut the severage cjnaraaet now under execution, stating tht he wwas realy to make draias from tne boundasy of private priperty on to the property at au addition of Is, per ?? yard ...

... O xnIitA.L ~ I W E W,3. N1ARROW ESOA1'3± OF TEE (MIFEEN The Wet- sttats that tl'e Queen and the Princess of WaVles hadI a narrow eso4~ a day or two bade, while. dlrivling sear Osiborne. Behind the Royal esiufega three hefrseu attached- to a waigon took frighit, anid'caie along Ithe road with great speed. 'Thu boytin charge levi V.11 control over them, They we're fruit overtaki~ng the Royal ...

... THlE CALVINISTIC METHODISTS AND THE EDUOATION BILL The following memorial adopted by the Calvinistic Methodists of North Wales has just been sent to Mr. Gladstone-on the subject of the Education Bill now before Parliament:- To the Slight Honourable William Ewart Gladstone, . irst Lord of her Majesty's Treasury. The humble memo- rial of the ministers and elders representing the ,Calvinist ...