... lhester, Satur. day, July 21; Swansea, Saturday, July 28. SOUTH WAmEs.-(Lord Justice Baurwell.) -Carmarthen, Monday, July 2; Cardigan, Friday, July 6; Haverfordwast, Tuesday, July 10: Brecon, Saturday, July 14; Presteign, Thursday, July 19; Chester, Saturday ...

... Mr.ghe~ o W. Barrett, 9 Wioso- osc.OnteOtuta St John's bytheRev. 7 R.Grlnr ?? t als ?? 0 33RNusO-On the lcd inst., aged 17 years. at Gladstone Terrace. Moston Lane Blackley, John, eldest son of Mr. John Barnes. Bzarsis'oaa.n ~the 1Slt ult., in his 0th ...

... MIDermott, Mr. G. A. Cooper, and Mr. Grattan Grady take parb whilst Madam Axmytage presides at the piano. Miss Nellie Corri was 3nuch applauded in several humorous Irish songs, notably 'Och Ibother the mien, and Mr. Grattan Grady gave 'The Irish emigrant ...

... afterwards shot it. The de- ceased was bitten on the right hand, arm, and leg. The wounds healed up in time. Last Thursday, on return- . ing.'fom work, he complained of numbness in the arm., ;andwas generally unwell. He continued to get worse, and -his ...

... Ch rh. Let us arm ourselves with laith and resist thiis impetuouas blast Si with all our might, and one day our faith will be re. t i compensed, and we, too, Shall be able to cry 'Nunc w dimittfis,' and may then rest tranquil in the arms of God v for all ...

... who, it is asserted, has not taken any food for nine months. Mary Emma Phillips, aged fourteen, who resides with her father, John Phillips, near Tresavean Mine, Red. ruth, complained, three weeks before last Christmas, of severe pains in the head and body ...

... day school as modifie by recent educational and social fr, developments.'n the discussion which ensued the 18 Moev. Ef. Grattan, of.?Aossley, J. W. Williams, of Man- th ehester Hf. L. Thompson, of Bury, Messrs. G, Holling. 'worth, W. Scd6tt, and others ...

... somewhat similarly decorated, giving great light. ners to the otherwise dim hall. At the south end a large blazon of the Scott arms was shown, sur- rounled with laurels, and bearing the words 9th August, c71, ' in white flowers; at the opposite wall a large ...

... difficulty in believing that it is an offspring of the much fer AAus le o nf John yrom. O°f course, when I say ?? ?? h e a m was setinio tnis, .I do not, biy any mseans, ?? m topno that John Wesley could not have written the poem; but I sball, as a matter of course ...

... matter. It is not expected, therefore, that-the incident will lead to any complications.. NEWS comes from Fiji of a projected armed attack upon a party of British travellers by some thousands of native mountaineers. The party Were exploring the Sigatoka river ...

... Festival of the Three Choirs commenced on Tuesday at Gloucester. A sermon was preached by the Bishop of Gloucester. E Lady Cardigan has sent a munificent sub-. , scription towards the expenses of the Balaclava banquet, e to be beld at the Freemasons' Tavern ...

... Chairman, ,?oht Barratt, Esq. CPO. W.srbNioge, Efq. SlrEdnmd.Bnckley,Bsrt.MP Wmn. By. HcudswortlsEsq, John Chapman, Eq.. i Alfred Lowe% Esq. Thoma ?? FoSW John Napier, Es, Henry Michael Steinthal. Esq. Insurances are granted by this Company on nearly eveor ...