... HORRIBLE ATROCITIES IN SPAIN, (From the ?? Stannards Corroaponlent,) Paris, Fob. 20. 1 'l'he amateurs of the horrible have a dish of news in the &eaulis to-day to tiokle their palates. An outrage is reported from Spain which exceeds in brutality anything one can recolleet, even in the worst times of ltibbonisml in Ireland or the Vrcndetta in Corsica, The ruffians who corded proctors an(1 cut ...

... I C-EONflUENCtE METING AT MOTHEUWLD.'.. Yekterday,'a meetin' of miners' delegates was held* in the Brandon HotIo Motherwell, to take into consideration the present condition of the'.hiners.' Larkhall,, Hamilton, Wishaw, Motherwell, :anld North and South of Glasgowwere represented, save- ral men being present from some of the districts. ; ,Mr M'Donald and Mr Ta. Smith were likewise present. Mr ...

... I ALB DBLE S 0 C I B E Y 0 F N SCOTLAND.I -AN-NUAL MEETING. ;SThe annual meeting of the National Bible Society of Scotland was held yesterday in thg Trade4' Hall, Glassford Street. The hall was well filled The HEon. Arthur Kinnzird, M.P., President of the Society, occupied the chair; and among other gen- tlemnen present were-R~ev. Die Wylie, Thomson, and Gould (Edinburgh), Rlev. Drs Robson, ...

... I IMIEIUAL.- PAIRLIAMENT. [The following is a fuller report of the pro- ceedings in both Houses of Parliament en Taes- day night than we were enabled to give yesterday morning, owing to the extraordinary disarrange. paznt !f ?? telegraphic wires)- HOUSE Or LORDS-Tvasnlt The House resumed at five o'clock. The Earl of Derby took the oaths and his 'seat on succeeding to the title. The following ...

... ?? Glaloza* IQ . ? WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEB. 10. Tin Irish Land Bill was introduced in the House of Commons last night by Mr Glad- stone, who, in explaining its provisions (as our London correspondent informs us), spoke for three hours and a half with great clearness and eloquence. In the absence of Mr Disraeli, from indisposition, Mr Gathorne Hardy fol- lowed the Premier with a few remarks, but ...

... OPERATIVJ M¶ASONS' ASSOCIATION OF SCOTLAND. IINANCIAI. REPORT. The finael,& report of the Operative Maasons' Association of -,,tlaid for the year 1869 has just been publishei, 'I a copy having been forwarded to us, we mak' following extracts:- Our sick li. ch has not increased nunerically to the extent v' tithe benefits warrant. The prac- deal advantlkip ,f this class we would earnestly ...

... TH raLE F 01 T AORT-Af-PlfNl' The West India and Pacific Company's Royal Mail steamer American, Captain Hoare, arrived in the Mersey on Saturday, bringing direct dates from Port-au-Prince to the oth January. The news from Hayti is very important, but it only comes Up to the date when the revolutionists had defeated Sal- nave, blown up hispalaceand powder magazine, and destroyed one-hall of the ...

... GLAMORGAN QUARTER SESSIONS. The adjourned Epiphany Session commenced on Tuesday morning before Mr. R. O. Jones, County Chairman. This session was held for the trial of pri- soners only, and the attendance of magistrates was very small. The following gentlemen were sworn upon the GRAND JURY. Mr J. 1..barry, Cardin, foreman. Mr. A. Cule Pontypridd. Mr. G Sully, Cardiff. Mr. T L havies Cardiff. ...

... PENTYRCH. POPULAR READINGS.—The fifth series of these enter- tainments was carried on at the Temperance Hall on Monday evening last. The chair was ably filled by Mr. Robert Morgans, who, after a brief but very appro- priate address on the nature of the meeting, introduced the programme, which was as follows:— The Mor- mons, with variations, Pentyrch Village Brass Band. Reading, The ...

... FEW persons will care to criticis the English of the QUEEN'S Speech, which we to our readera to-day. A more splendid programme was never pre- sented by any Ministry. It not oily fulfils all our most sanguine expectations, but far surpasses them. If Mr. BKXGHT'8 omnibus speIch at Birming- ham was intended to stimulate the country, and, through the country, the Government, it has succeeded ...

... The storm did considerable damage in the north of Scotland on Sunday. The new works at Wick are in some parts entirely demolished. The gale was from the south, east, and blew with terrific violence. The sea (says a cor- respondent) WRS heavier than we hRd ever before seen it. It struck in prodigious mountains against the new harbour, rose again several hundred feet above it, and then came ...

... LLANDAFF CATHEDRAL.—Fifth Sunday alVr Epiphany.—■ Morning Prayer at 11.0 a.m.: Veuite, 119; Daily P*ulms, 39; Te Deum, 16, 20; Benedietus, 128; Introit, 67; Kyrie. Sewell; Hymn, 205.—Evening Prayer at 3.30 p.M.: Laily balms, 41, 42; Cantate, Domino Deus Misereatur, Child in F; Anthem, Arise Shine, Elvey; Hymn, 67.—The Litany at 7 p.Ill.: Hymns, 104, 162.-Holy Communion after morning prayer. ...