... - IRELAND.-The House of Commons and the public are alike getting tired of the Irish Land Bill ; and no wonder. This is shown in the one case by the extraordinary rapidity with which the latter part of the bill has been hurried over-the House having passed no less than fifty- one clauses in two nights; and in the other by the fact that people have ceased to talk about the subject, finding in ...

... IElUIl PARLIAAMENT. l ttSlK iii) ('O)MMAiX NS-ll'titto lee,'Jii 11 M 4 tc bi ll ie t:CIlll eitliltl of dLie lieleficcs [lillI tn , i~i I ts l jit :. stop to alil abuse Which IlaId lect11' it' ceti-tll Witt till (i11tltli, by peVC1tittitg tile s;le i,.~~~~~~~~~~j~I i', !.s bt$IelltiiIChetlliyl:~itlIv hslefi * i a,, -,, ili, ii- tii. r- IIIeet sotlu itt the ilijec- . tt it; mIttighlt agltillat ...

... THE BISHOP'FS VISITrA'IOIoN AND RURI- DECANAL CONFERENCE. Thle Lord Bishop of tichield oit Wednesday morning A last, held ain iloftrmal Visitation of tho Clergy in the Roml Aoo Deanery (if Derby, in St. Alkmnund's CUnrchl. This took, stroi place in consequence of his Lordship having been prevented T last year front bidding at Visitation in the Derby Arch- deaconry owing to thle death of his ...

... er 11 I MAI 18, 187g. . i In Y m un arall o'n trefedigaethau Yu delyg 0 I'vryr yrawrthod W'r egwyddor o Eglwy W Iadol. di- Y mnae iiywodraethwr Yictoria wedi rhoddii dd rbybudd ynhysbysu ei fad In bwriadu dwyn ca mesar i mewn i'r senedd i ddiddymu yr boll ill, roddion seneddol at gynnal crefyd i; ac yn ol pob yn tebygolrwydd, ni ddangosir ?? gwrthwynebiad i' mesur. Y mae Esgob Melbourne wedi ...

... rRBSS eXTIA TS. THE MORAL OF THE IRISH LAND BILL, (Fron tim lTmes,) Whatever else may be deduted from the history of the bil, we may learn from it to rate at their true value logical demonstrations that this or that desig n is inmossible. Whatwasconfidentlypro- nounced as unpossible has been effected, and we shall not shrink from considering any other pro- posal because with similar confidence ...

... LANTWIT-VARDRE. BRYNTIRION SUNDAY SCHOOL. —This school attended an annual meeting of schools at the Llantrissant Cal- vinistic Methodist chapel, on Monday last. The cr ditable manner in which the recitations and singing were rendered, and the ready answers given, secured to them deservedly high commendations from the offici- ating ministers. The singing was conducted by Mr. Thomas Williams. E ...

... GOLD IN NORTH W ALES.-The Liverpool Mercuru savs— Recent considerable deposits of gold have been found at the^wynfynydd mines, near Dolgelley. In addition to the the. gold, a silver lead lode has been discovered inside the gold vein, and steps are being taken for its immediate develop. ment. DREADFUL MURDER BY A MOTHER IN STAFFORDSHIRE. ;—On Friday week, at Brownedge, a village near Hanley in ...

... DOLGELLEY. PETTY SESSIONS, TUESDAY.—Before Lewis Williams, Esql, Col. Bunbury, C.B., and John Vaughan, Esq. Drunkemes3. -Edward Edwards for being drunk and nOisy in Dolgelley on the 11th inst., was summoned by P.C. Vaughan, and fined 5s., and costs. THE DISPUTED CHURCHWARDENSHIP. The Chancellor of Bangor's Warden Court for the deaneries of Ardudwy and Estimaner was held in the parish church of ...

... CHAKITT.—The Queen has forwarded £25 for the relief of the sufferers at the fire at Broadclyst. NEW MORNING PAPER.—The Latest Aews is shortly to be published as a daily paper. THE QUEEN'S AIDE-DE-CAMP.—Col. E. Tomkmson died on the 11 th at Lower Seymour-street. RACE HORSES.—Two celebrated race horses, Stock- well and West Australian, have just died. THE DEAN OF ROCHESTER.—Canon Dale died on ...

... THE NEW SEWER ON THE EAST MOORS. OPENING BY THE MAYOR AND CORPORATION. The formal ceremouy of opening this gi^artic un- dertaking took place on Wednesday. Intimation had been conveyed to the Mayor and Corporation of Cardiff that the sewer for all practical purposes was completed, and Mr. Bovle, the acting Trustee for Lord Bute, pro- posed fixing the keystone to the last arch of the sewer at ...

... 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, ...

... 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' ...