... I p 1cI i 7ijawir,.rn rr * . t, , i' (PRlr SOJAIO TLGA, Sul -{OVJSE OF COMMONS-WmEDNEfD&Y. i to The Speaker 'took the clisah'.at -ton minue att'ev l o'clock. . uepstvle w r. . THE -BURIAL LAWS. . Bam M.OSBIORNE MORGAN moved the second reading of tw the BuriatlsBill. He explained theit under the existing law in hel England much lissadifactioni' was produced 'among the I various Dissentiog ...

... TRIE CIHURICH IN WALES. To THE EDITOR OF THE WERTERN MiAl, Sutc,-The importance of the vacancy at Ystradmolwrig, and the bearing it has upon the Welsh Church, will be immediately seen by considering what is really the cause of the Church not being able to raise herself from her present position i' I will explain this in a few words. It is simply the want of men qualified to do the work. The ...

... .* * - , { *,,I v' APPOINTMENTS., TS Bishop of Londm 'has collated the Rev; Thonmas Cal loop. Webster M. A., of Trinity College Oambridge, eurate of.Horn. sW, to die cicarago of St: Markie, Old-street-ros- vacnt bj the death of the Aer. Edward Day, M. flu 'ordahip lau licensed tho RoV. J. L. Airey, MA,, to the curacyof 8t; ,leme Eastcheep; the Rev. R. BMear, BA., to the oursey i ?? Cbarel, ...

... .tv. ?? 3, paper s, The monthly meeting was held on Saturday; Mr. E, W. chid leC David in the chair. TLore wats a large attend nce of have ir guardians. The minutes of the prenious meetin ere read trul Ir and confirmed. - P TE;NDEES FOR ROEPAIlMs, ETC. 1) For the'parish of Llanedarno tg tenders had bcall re- r- ceived, viz., C. Sellick, £100 3s.' 1ld.; and W. Mogfordi TR] * £118. The lowest ...

... ST. DAVID'S AND ITS ANTIQU1TIE9, da. .a ag ne On Monday evening a lecture, onl the sesbject of SI. A David's and its antiquities, was delivered in the Nitimis oh school-room, Oxford-street, Swansea, by the Rev~ . D.. D. kr Colston, curate of Oysterrnontb, !the proceedsi of which use to be devoted to the fund for the restoration of -the cofee to dral of St. David's. The chair was taken by Mr. ...

... NEWPORT TOWN vOUNOIL. Ag. - I.I 0 mist l ~Of The usual fortnightly mreetiig. of AAhi council *wAs held. Wil by at the Council-rooni, Town-hall, Newport, yestbrday., I h AO' Present -i-Mi. Thomas Ieynon (Ma ) Ci h chair,; inssts, jiot Aldermen Hoanfgay. H. T. ,Davis Townseind; .Councillors thisI O ynhm ones,'S. Batchelor, G. W. J nes l anW- W- the 11Ns 09t Nops ?? l ire. '4~~ATCH ,cOUUTTzX tE o ...

... LATE ST AND TELEtGI-PHIC NEWS. DESTRUCTIVIE FIRE. rme me q'he deapery ustabli8bicjmnt of Me3ssr. Reed and aTOlel, was deetroyed by fire on Saturday XO ?? g* Twenty aseriitntal sleeping in the house it the time were all payed. The loss is estimated Dt fi Oi. _ _ _ SUO5U1IG BO&AT ACCIDENTS. tb 1IVE LIVES LOST. Ml: Ch On Sotorday forenoon a ema3l boat, containiug col th1ee youl, meni, was pasting ...

... LOCAL NEWs. ii Cn0S1IIRE CoMAnsslOsS.-HEarl of Cheiter's Yeoxnanry Cavalry: The Ron. R. W. Grosvenor, M.P., late captain 1st Life Guardy, to he captain, vice the Marquis of Westminster, promoted; E. J. Tollemache, gent,, to ba oonet, vice - Cotton, resigned. A CADT1AN 1KILLED.-Oa Saturday afternoon about two o'olook a calbman named Thomas Roper, aged B2, who lived in No. 2 Court, Roper-street, ...

... LATEST TELEG~w.. .C NEWS. IRIShI eI';V TIONS. -I---bet erliemeelitry return issued on Saturday Hei emgit appears that during the last three bal ,j pereone haves been evicted from their yser5 . i and but of these 1267 were re- I hodugtd. The WesVtorr imirt of Galway stands at p bes bead of the hiRt. withn a total of 701. Bier the bead f ?? A VOUNG AN SENTENCED of i qO DEATH. the pro At the ...

... CATHOLIC CHARiTY bait The annual Catholic chatity bA ilwas b eveting at St. Georgtat Hall, and, altb&u4 IDat of the round of public balltt th fe e during which there have been, perhaps, 3 number of festive gatherings8 f tbis char' * r in any previous winter, it was largely nd r ably attended. Indeei, the object It is to aid iP' such as to commiflt ?? to tbui support of the Roman CathoLic corn ...

... THE IRISH SLAND BILL AND IRISH AGRIC ULTURE. W We have already discused inl previous eS articles the effect which is likely to be pro- o duced on the peace of Ireland and the is Interests of the tenant farmers of that e country by the great additional security e which the Government Land Bill will give against capricious ejectments. It may be well also to consider what effect the ad- t ...

... TEE IRISH LAND BILL. DEPUTATION TO MR. GLADSTONE. On Saturday, at two o'clock a deputation, con- sisting of Irish members of Parliament and gentle- men representing local opinion in the various districts of Ireland, waited on the Prime Minister at his official residence, Downing-street. Among others present were Sir J. Gray, M.P.; Sir P. OBrien, M.P.; Mr. Bryan, M.P.- Mr. Power, M.F,; Mr. ...