... I* v ~i BA Ls : i z AT W s E8T ON.SPPrR' M K I The 4unual ,gathinin connqxio tl the Eastern divieion. of the Poanty, ?? ' Towu.$all,'l at, evening, . vedr a'tnost br1iopt' 'affair, 'nbtwithlstaldi'g 'the fact e tl~a .thetsiri~r etartalnmieitte were given in, oth'er'.parts of i-te ouicty' at. the* sna ms time, which without doubt, in some e degri.slee,'leseed thep atendanne. at Weston.aupesr ...

... DoRD MAlWO'S BANQUET --TO THEE )1IAYORS OF THE COUNTRY. z Nfayor of London's banquet to the provincial ,given atthe Mansioa-holstonWednesday. One w a 3ninety Mayors had accepted invitations, and lb, distinguished ptersons present to meet them Gladstone the Lord 1 h8ncellor, Mr. Lowe, (,laeld. 'Mr. Forstel, GeneralSo ck, Mr. Ayrton, 0f GladstoneU lr. L4ocke Kin, Mr. Morley, Lord Monso, the ...

... DARING EXPLOIT BY A FRENOEMAN IN BP.;IBTOL. An alleged fraud, ;ina the daring exploit by which a ld Frenchman temporai ly escaped capture by the police, at y, the Grand hotel, Broad-streeb, at midnighbt on Tuesday, i,, has formed the aubjeot of much comment in Bristol. t, On Tu~esday, a 3alireniban-rather slightly built-sbout as- 25 yicart of ar~e, middl a height, keen, active manner, light ...

... THE CZAR AND THE BRITISH. FLEET. RUSSIAN FEELING-. MORE RUSSIAN TROOPS CALLED OUT. [CENThAL MV.3S TELEIIA501.] VIENNA, TUESIDAY.-Thb Tralslto contains a telegram from St. Petersburg, to the effect that the Czar 'has characteriged the d'elpatoh of 'the English fleet to the Dardanelles as a masked declaration of war. ST. PEsIEnSDUIa, Tvr:snDvY.-A ukase, junt is.ued ordes the mobilisation of.120 ...

... GREAT WELSH BAPTIST ME2HIKG AT OARDIFP. PMESENTATION OV' £2000 TO DR, THOUAS, OF PONTYPOOL COLLEGI & meeting of the members of the Baptist chutches Elish and Welsh) was held on Wednesday, at the Taber moe o Chapel, Hayes, Cardiff, the object of the ?? blng to present Dr. Thomas, who had for nearly 40 years bae president of the college at Pontypool, with a testi- aonial of the esteem in which ...

... (From the Garner'i JMagoaineJ) PLANT-HOUSES. GaRENsOUSE. - Hard-wooded plants of all kinds should be removed indoors without delay, and have plenty of air to prevent them receiving any material check. wash the. pts and clear the surface of weeds and moss previously. dhift pelargoniumis intended for early blooming into their flowering pots, and pot off the autumn struck cuttings if stiU in the ...

... & n&+AnflnnI thn late calamits The excitement attendant on the latb calamity at Woolwich has begun to wear itself out. The number of bodies that have been buried under distinctive numbers as not havig been identified amounts to 40, and the clothes taken of them before burial now flutter mournfully on, the longeline en which they havebeen hiingforthe convenience oft toe visitors who think they ...

... T.lE OCCUPATION OF BOSNIA. [JIEUTER!S TELEGRAM.] AGBAM, SiATRDAY,-The latest autlhenticreports from Bosnia ore unsatisfactory, and give rise to the apprellen. sirn that the orthodox party and the Mahometans wyill offer armed resistance to the entry of Auistrian troopsin that province. It is believed that, in any case, the Brigoattegio, a Bosnian institution of long standing, will have to be ...

... CBSUTER'S TEUEGUAMKS.] STRIKES IN FRANCE. E-iiDFAUX, JIRIDAY. -Four hundred journeymen bakers ill this city have struck work. VALENCIENVESB, SATURDAY.-There are now 9000 men on strike, but it is hoped work will be resumed next week. ST. ErflNNF, SATUaRAY.-Seven hundred men em- ployed in the dyeworks here have struck. TH E WAR AT THE GAPE. CArm Tows, JuiY 2, AFTEBNooN.-(By telegram eitl ...

... CALENDAR. OF GARDEN WORK. (From the Gardener's Magazinae.) PLANT-11OUSES. GctE:LNHOuSE.-The general stock of pelargoniuns will now be in proper order for shaking out and repotting, which operation should be performed without delay, and before the young growth is too far advanced. The roots should be carefully trimmed back, and the plants potted in as small a size as possible. Use good turfy ...

... I etopooce. AU letters mudt bg comrvai bF th~e nsame Asd OMMMaI of. she writera, tweS neceusrilij for publkaion~s, but for' ath sae aimflto of thae Ediwor ~We catiot tundcrakd to r'fldam M~eded emunkaico.Uoa TO CORRESPONDENTS. Tite writer from Bartont-hill who complains of the gami n g carried on in somer of the houses there should addres his complaint to the Chief of Police. AN~ ELECTORS.-Of ...

... TEE TROOPS IN CYPRUS. [REUTER'S TELEGRiVA. The following telegram has been received, dated Iarnaca:- The Director-General, Army Medical De- parttment. From Sir A. D. Horne, K.C,B, V.0.- Health of troops generally much improved in camp and at Larnaca. 99 sick in 1666. The 42nd, 980, at Kerynia, net mincluded in statement, believed to have very few sick-no return received, but report says ...