... IUICIPAL ELECTION AT TEN BY. The polling for this election took place on Thursday, The excitement was not so great as expected. Cabs were engaged on both aides, some bearing posters Vote for !Smvth and( Hughes, natives ot Tenby, and othera Vote for Clarke and Sheldon, the choice of the people A crowd awaited the result, which was declared as follows: -,S)-ayt-b, .!Z6; Clarke, 19s; Hughes, 190 ...

... LITERARY AND ART GOSSIP. (From the Athenee-um.) Messrs. Macmillan and Co. will publish this autumn a new and cheaper edition of Macready's Reminisoences; also a new work by Prof. Birks, on Modern Physical Fatalism, and the Doctrine of Evolution, which will in- clude an examination of the first principles of Air. Her- bert Spencer. At the same time will appear a second and enlarged edition of ...

... STEALING IRON.—At the police court, yesterday morn- ing, before Mr John Bishop, Catherine Bfickey, a married woman, was sentenced to 21 days' imprisonment for stealing 70 lbs weight of sheet iron, belonging to Mr R. T. Crawshay. GETTING A NIGHT'S LODGING.—Sydney Hopkins, a painter, of no abode, was put in the dock and charged with wilfully breaking a pane of glass, belonsrin? to Mr William ...

... AN UNWELCOME VISITOR. A liarseilles correspondent informs the Times that ar rangements are being made for supplying London with a substance known as Marseilles butter. It is produced ■n.t a large stearine candle manufactory at Marseilles, where 500 hands are employed, and where several tons' weight of this substance are turned out weekly, it being known under the names of Margarine, graisse ...

... REMARKS ON rliiisi WEATHER. LONDON, Thursday.Tlie ri^e ofi> the barometer which had commenced i:i the west and north-west of our Islands yesteiday afternoon continued very briskly, and extended in a smaller degree to the eastern and southern stations, as well as to Frtince. while in Denmark and Scandinavia the mercury has fallen slightly. An area of high pressure now lies over the south of ...

... In the High Court of J ustice, 011 Saturd»y^ Master of the Rolls granted a supervision for the winding up of the Welsh Ironworks pany' 'lhe remains of the man, Charles Tree, whom a verdict of f*>to de se was returned {jl coroner's jury, were on Saturday interred Churchyard, 1'enarth, witlunn any reiigiousf^i niony being performed by the clergyman ° parish. The murdered woman, Cecilia A ...

... SWANSEA. GLAMORGANSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZE?.—The case of Davies v. Gibbs and others, an action for wrongful dis- missal, the particulars of which appealed in Saturday's payer, was continued on (Saturday, but not cpnciuued when the court adjourned. ...

... MISCONDUCT TO A WARD IN CHANCERY. Willium Marshall, a book maker. well known in tho north of England, appeared in person in charge of a warder of Hoiloway Gr.l, before Vice-Chancellor Bacon, on Saturday, and moved the court to order his discharge.— Mr. Ford North appealed for the plaintiff, and said that Mr. Marshall had been in prison for upwards of five months, but his lordship would not ...

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... BRIGANDAGE IN SMYRNA. The Syracuse correspondent of the Levant Herald reports the landing of a band of brigands near Ghiaorkeui.amount- ing ...

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... KAY'S COMPOUND ESSENCE OF LINSEED, for Colds and Couc cures nine cases out of ten. Sold bv all Chemists. 555 PURIFY THE BLOOD by taking DAVIES'S SPECIFIC, the effect of which is wonderful on all impurities, from whateTer catise arising, and should betaken by every one at this of the year. One of the most recent cures was effected on a child, who had suffered for six months from extensive ...