... A special meeting of the Iioar J was held on AVeilnes lay, when there vvere present > essrsW..Tones (Chairman), G. Mariin, A. J. Morris. Jt. Hariison, Thomas Jenkins, .T. v James, Wr. L. Daniel William liice. \V. Gould, Thomas Williams, J .Tones. W Harris, and„E Purchase. si BATHING AT THE PKNTWYN RESEKVOIU. A letter was ivad from the keeper of tile Pentwyn Re- servoir, stating that a man ...

... GROSS OtJTK AT MANCHESTER, j Shortly before midni^ ^t on Saturday an attempt was made—happily without success—to blow up, by means cf gunpowder, the dwelling-house of Mr. E. Johnson, builder and contractor, situated at Levenshulme. Mr. Johnson, who, we are informed, has long been in personal jpopardy, owing to his disputes with the brickmakers' union, had just rea 'hed hon:e, when he was ...

... THE HISTORY OF A LOST PURSE.—-In this case, as reported in our Second Edition of last week, it was represented that the purse was found in the shop of Mr. Thomas, draper. This was not the case, the purse having been picked up on the pavement. THE PORCUPINE LIBEL CASE AND THE GOLDEN FLEECE.—On Monday Mr. Shiinmin, the proprietor and publisher of the Porcupine, a satirical journal published ...

... SALE OF LORD RENDLESHAX'S FOXHOUNDS. The close of the hunting season brought with it, to the great regret of many gentlemen who have enjoyed fine sport with these foxhounds, the retirement of Lord Rendlesham from the mastership of the hunt, and the announcement of his Lordship's determination to sell the pack, together with some of the horses which have been ridden by the hnutsman and whips ...

... Aldebzurglh-Mr. Buck. 7avenham-Mr. S. Catling. AItderton-Mr. Callum. Leiston-Mr. Reeve. Baeton-Mr. F. Woods. Lowestoft-Mr. S. Tymms. Beocees-Mr. W. H. Taylor. Lynn-Messrs. Tbew & Son. Brentwood-Mr. R. Wilks. Alanningtree-Mr. Mustard. Bildeston-Mr. R. Bull. ?Maldon-Mr. B. J. Brldge. BotesdaIe-Mr. Benj. Taylor. Needhttam Mfarleet-Mr. Taylor. Bozford-lMr. Winter. Ncwmar7ew-Mr. A.W.Wright, ...

... ATTflviL?2T ^ S1P 'DZ ?? tw .A SrJ ?? (SUBIJECT OF ItLUSTRl:%TtON.) On Sunflay iiorimi :It l-vtnu- ?? i ' i 1ni;- ?? SislerA nm,! o l iirwrR fc rw tv - it a;i ?? iciue', Iis :ic Ir K,,iov, il vis ali't;lled lby ILfl, S. l f ?? ?? I- JU IM1fdgl iiit i 1, ii}, :113;110 .A! b h d provi;le l- oi willi victi11ll, vi1i i11 I - n Icath tb ci rS o i t a.i i )l:( -I t ei Ip h r. s t1cml I II;; lor 11B) ...

... The usual meeting was held in the Board Room at the Workhouse on Thursday afternoon last. The chair was taken by Mr. H. Grant, and there were also present the President of Trinity; Revs. J. B. T. Rogers, J. Rigaud, J. R. King, C. H. Daniels, and R. Faussett; Aid. Cavell; and Messrs. Roberts, Greenwood, Parish, Prior, Boffin, Smith, Gray, Thursfield, Henderson, and Wilson. THE COLLECTORS' ...

... LATEST N-EWS 0: I LLABOURBERS' COTTAGES IN IMELAND. SPECIAL TELEGRAM- (From our Correspondent>} London, Wednesday Night. = Mr. Dadley Fortescue has given notice that he will in committee on the Irish pand Bill movea clause providing that any landlord may, after due notice in writing, resume possession from a yearly tenant of so much land, in no case to exceed 125 acres of any individual ...

... HEWS, ?? -.F, -- I-D . ::I . . - ; 101biil ?? ?? r - (By P ai Assi ton Tdek~api.) Their lbrdkfips met ati e o'cleck e Il answer to a question pit by Lord Lyneden ai to what course was being-taken in refereite to the Red River Settlerant : Earl Gxa&ville- 'tted that the Gov nment hia assented to the Imperial triopsiformning Sart of the ,Bed River expedition, which they boe~ied would ,be one of ...

... THE LAND BUTL I I h M(rm the Times of- tdayf) i.? , . t heeonsideration o tlw xsh anin committee w ,ctshoit ou londay ,b the lleze ...

... I IATURAL lISTORY SOCIETY. -- I I . ?? Awietra -rlreb of tts s.X & -5i tkg oft6nipbr of K jsg' ciety was held lat Evening at the ARyal Aca-lemy Heuse, Daweou.street The- chair. was- taken at half-past eight O'clock' by the vice-presidelt,1Mr. -Williin Andrews. The first paper read was byl Mr. .Andxrews the-subject.beig- . Ichthyolgital Note. 'Tbe paper, wlciwasa tery mtett i and practical ...

... M MNIAUAL.' It is positively sickening-all the fuss that is being made about the little book so often misqueod under the above title. The volley of letters denouncing it has subsided, with the exception oi a few dropping in by chance, like the crack of some unruly rifles after the cease firing has bees sounded. But now meetings are called every day for the ostensible purpose of sclecting ...