... TH]E NORTH WALES MINERS. A great meeting of the miners of the North Wales district was held ?? ?? con- sider the propriety of ?? for the redress of their grievances, and for an amendment of the Mines' Regulation Bill. The districts represented embraced a circumference of about thirty miles round Wrexham. Bodies of men and boys walked in procession from the collieries at whichthey are employed, ...

... Di. OLLIVIER ON THE FRENCH PRESS. The circular of Bl. Ollivier to the procureurs g6n6raux, issued on the 28th, contains the following passages :- jln every publication you must distinguish between news and argument. You will most scrupulously insist upon the observance of all the rules tending to ensure the honesty and correctness of published news. Thus you will net permit either the ...

... I _ . _ _ T o _ _ _ . . . _ ?? 1 OI CORORETED CU TO TBHE IST OF FZBRUABY, 1870. ?? the Arm I List.J Where two places are mentioned, the latter is that at which the Depot of the Regiment is stationed. CAVALRY. I OFANTRY. let Life Guards, Regent's Park 41at. Bengal; Cotcheater 2nd Do., Hyde rark 42nd, Al ershot Royal Horse Guards, Windsor 43rd. Dublin lot Dragoon Guards, Cahir 44th, Ennlskillen ...

... BOILER EXPLOSION IN FRANGE. elegram frm Paris says that a terrible accident ed o Toay t th irn wrksat Fourobaidbault. °:er exploded, and eight person~s wer amost severely r~- IAmongst the sufferers was the son of the pro- b 9~r of the establishment. Fire of the injured persons J~dfrom the results of the burns. WHOLESALE SACRILEGE. Ty3 churches in the lake district have been broken into jgain ...

... aTTMPTK SUICIDE OF A BAtNh. At Westward Ho, Bideford, on Tuesday, Sir William Gordon, ?? attempted to commit suicide by cutting hi throat with a razor and now e ina dyig state. He is aide-de-cam p to tie Queen and hasbeen Commander- X-obuef at Uhatham. Sir William Gordon won much ionour during the Crimean war, in the expedition to lertch and Venikell; in the battles of the Alma and benmann; ...

... ?? 1 [BY TELEGRAPH.] HOUS1E OF LORDS.-YESTFRDAY. Their Lordships met at five, but, as there was no busineu on the paper, the sitting was merely formal, and they adjourned at 515. HOUSE OF COMMONS.-YHWERDAY, The Speaker took the chair at four o'clock 2 OTICES OF MOTION. Lordf E. CECIL ga, notice th__ an earl, day, he would call attention to the present state of the Law with regard to the use of ...

... A MAN CHARGED WITH DROWNING A WOMAN' At ?? Police Court, on monday, Charles Nobbse, age.d 35) an inoffensive-looking man, described as a porter in the ?? Office, was placed in the dock, charged with causing the death of Louisa, Ovary, with whom he coha. bited, by throwing her from Westminster Bridge into the Thames. Thomasmorgam,lUivginGreatWfde-street, Drury~ane said On Saturday night, ...

... I The annual soiree of the subscribers and friends of the Ragged School, Butler-street, Oldham Road, was held on Tuesday, under the presidency of Mr. Peter Spence. The gathering vas especially interesting, as showing how much real benevolent work can be carried out by the corn- bination of a few earnest minds, in spite of obstacles. In tke district of which Holland-street may be said to form ...

... IELOEON OF TFF BISHOP OF MANCHESTER. _ I On Monday moruing, the D'an and Chapter of the Man- chester Cathedmlelectedthelev. James Fraser, M.A., to the vacant see of a[ndhestbr, in pursuance of the cong6 d'6lire and letters missive received from the Crown, a few days ago. The proceedings, which were private, were conducted in the new Chapter House. This was, we understand, the first time it has ...

... CHAREGE AGAINST ASSURANCE SOCIETY OFFICIALS., , _ . On Tuesday, at the Altrinebam Police Court, William Ib Apton, agent, and William Mabbott, agent and director a the Lancashire and Cheshire Assurance Society of Man- S heater, wag charged with obtaining by false pretences the i mnn of 8s, Sd. from Mrs. Ann Cooke of Broadleath, near n Iltrinchsno, on the 18th of November. 1869. Mr. Bent a ...

... - BISHOP1TEMPLE'S VINMT(ATION, ?? l. I t. In the; Upper House of Convocation, ca' Friday, the 11i Bishop of Eieter staid he wished very much on Thuroda,1te rider make a personal statement with reference to an Nrinounce. tin Ient. which appeared in one of the papers, but he was a.ea obliged to delay his statement until this monn.Hewa iich anxious to make this statement as Goo as possible1F0 ...

... THE. THORNCLIFFE RIOTERS.| I I On Monday the town of Barnsley presented a veryanima- ted appearance in consequence of the presence of a large numberof the mnilitary, including two companies of cavalry, and three companies of infantry, on the occasion of the examination of the Thorncliffe rioters. In addition to the soldiers there were no less than 200 police officers. The military and the ...