... WILLS AND BEQU1ESTS. The vwill of the Right Hon. Lady Anne Blecoett, reli;t of the l ight Hon. Sir John 1leekott, I' C.F, It.S., .P. for Leeds, 155,some time Judge Adlvoratsitlcneiral, weeg proveld in liea Majesty's Court of Probate on the 28th tilt, and the versionaity stvreets inder X1 5,000 Her ladlychibi wis the tilr ledauightor of Wilihun, fit-fit Earl of Lousndle, l;C ailn Lady AlIgusta ...

... MR. BRUOE'S APOLOGIES. VThe Times, Mormrenting ou Mr. Bruce's, speoeh at Mer. th3r Tydlil observes that Mr. Bruce oontiuaes ta mis. nppl-ohend b\ah naturo of the complaint which' has' Weln coagainst 'himi. He fails 'hack'ragaiu rid o^'ain on his goad intentions; blut what has occasioned didappointenont is a; Ireli of eneorgy in Puitting therso intdntione 'io to effect, aned trorvelatiog kiind ...

... THE H - - = s GREAT STRIKE - INSOUTH WALES. ..SOUJTH WALES. At in eLATEST PARTICULARS FROM OUR No OWN CORRESPONDENTS. ad In a )0 OPPOSITION BY MEM'BERS OF THE Pr )Y UNION TO THE BALLOT TEST. B a.-a MEETING OF LANCASHIRE fll Ia COLLIERS: s Df ADDRESS BY MR. HALLIDAY. WI to' THE. BALLOT AT_ DOWLAIS. nlo ait L b PROFFERE D MEDIATION BY JUD)GE b LTe -TERRELL.' t TO THE EDITOR OF THE WESTERNr MAI ...

... DISTRIC ~lent supper by thi mlyr The stock-, ioxin W 'above ~the shop was leed anduatefully deooratea Vi 'ado ?? tbo occasion.. On the remoival of he clb'th'th' dies. iu~Al' loyal 'and' patrioitibe toastfs 'were, given, Mi' rth lvae. YrO Occupy iing ithe- chair;' and 'Mr.'Lpthi~ 1 pre ?? ingivnthe healtix of Ar 'per .Mr, and Mrs eo, .atatQd ?? this -Was thea fifth oid - amnual eoijie ...

... DISTmUT :- 1I.| .. ! g . ?? 'r . 0 ?? . ' .- ' ?? ?? ?? ?? S Co0VVTY COU1T.'-rAU-i11Kp0V`ant e6luuio~ ear,, al eccupied the attention ~of, the c jourt, the itrig! 0 lairtR of Thurisdy.- A Inumber, of~witn1ea- s Mg 0 examined on both sides. 'From thoeieidinbe dte 'Ait idt&;th-cabae ?? -Abet' Yetwitla, from Falniouth'to Runoorn'-, wiarun4iit*@ ' in the bxoglish Channel,' pffith e 'Loczalipai ...

... I MR, FOl[1IRGILL, ?? AT ME1RTHYR I TAR, TYDFI[h . on Monday evening Mr. Richard' Fethergill addressed a per crowded ansI hiably enthu siastle mweiing at the Drill Hall, c14 The welcome Afforded him equalled haetuism ta o accorded him at Aberdare the Previous week. The usual up, t comfortable Arrangements were made iso on the last cee-. wit sien of the bon. geutloman's appearance. The stage ...

... OOR. ?? 'A-MI% ý ý. - lof-fri-.i odman's inyour, paper that he can produce thl ibett* ?? in ?? studio than any other. establish- uon%'£: ami .wlllng;.to ~ke' up the, challenge,:and of ,lofforItoý xhow' ýAay~one~hndred (or. any. number -he - Sy? flle). photographe?,of &ny, or. various sie' amest theilte.number from his studio, to be the R ?? of'eoch competitor,.Jadgmqnt to ibe ?eveprib any ...

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... DISMTRIC I.qTELLG4NCU.- r' , c OF INGLA!?OD ?o U N'B SSoZUT'v's COJ9'vx5iBIzxq ,'3,-The Tihhop of Liandaif-has ex. sprecd kin Intention'of 'beinii preent at' the above coiaeriasione, .Wbich'ýis to be held. 'in: K John's ?e Schoolroom, Crockherbtown, this (Tuesday) evening. Rd A&seltctiou of inusiewvill be ?? is' clcivertd. - .ad'-de.e.I ss. .1 1s N 'TH FZPZE:EM4RNT B]RliliT BUILDIMNGt S1Oainr ...

... I O tff PPSS- Lamb~. - :, T.: ' a: - . f mf . 1 f : d& ,nay i - E * q ,; D ?? Xf :.oulz RMthe PARIS, MA H 19. ' for I p. 'be- InSepteedrn next Franoeewill represent HRappy to p agland Land, and it is to be hoped the piece WUillhvean peu oenty uninterrupledrun. ' The authoritla will not inter. sb whioh ,act it, and the galleries will applaud it; the box si'al -like people will loo} on coldly ...

... ! TEH WORKHOU8SI. ., t0 - i 0 . ?? a I,. _i ,, X .. -. I: f; DY.BB Oe8AN r8-BEP.LYTOi M . .. ' ?? . .DOYLE;. Mr. B.-ILBoquetcrman oft lonioth n Jion ani chasirman of the Quarter Sessionr, han a' ::ddrthessthe following letter to Mir.' Andrew Doyl, *- Poor.law hjnmpetorinareply: to the eirular. ter . ddrea by thatgentlemani to:'the Uaios in the * ~outh Wailes disttict':-: ?? * '1' Myr deas ?? ...

... -FASHIONAL WEDING AT MRTHYR. Ybiorday was asgadady at aMerthyr. It was the oces- slon of the marriage of 'Mis Margaret James, second danghter of Mr. Ch~rles Herbert James, solicitor, and Mr. Edward Prichard Martin, son of, Mr 'George Martin, of aI Dowlais. Such a day hag not been witnessed at Merthyr for many years, except,, perhaps, when Sir Ivor Guest U_ broight his bride to Dowlais some ...