... BATH AND WEST OF ENGLAND AGRI. } CULTURtAL ASSOOIATION. I_ (Fnoxf OUR OWN REroRTEIh.) GUILDFORD, MONDAY. Just about the time when the first spell of hot weather 5 of the year sets in, we have the first of the great bucolic gatherings of the year, under, the auspices of the Bath and West of England and Southern Counties Agricultural Asso. r ciation, which bodies hatverecently amalgamated their ...

... fl A ?? fie! CARDIFF. ther SP'ECIAL SERICuEcS AT ST. Jo01rN'e.-Tho first of, a series nosc of Special religions services which wiji be held during this in week was conducted yesterday evening by Lord Radstock, Ho in the St. John's Schoolroom, Crockherbtown. There was hoe, a crowded attendance, and the proceediags were character- bee mecd by a deep) religions enthusiasmi on the part of the sti, ...

... Anything which seems calculated to retard the ( increasing development of that thriving suburb of 'V Cardiff-Pcnarth-is of interest to very many be- .v sides the defendants in the alleged illegal fishing at ease who were convicted by the magistrates on Mon. tl day. We have no intention of finding fault with sr the representatives of Lord WINDSOR in their W efforts to accumulate acts of ...

... LATET HINTELLiGENCE I - - -- - - THE REVOLUTION IN PARIS. (i~EUTE11'S TELEGRAMS.) sti EFI SAL OF' NATIONAL GUARDS TO ot] LEAVE PARIS. uo FA1,8, MTAY 15, EvENXNG.-The 144kth batta- lion of the Sedentlary National Guards, which had .02 been ordered to plroceed yesterday to Issy, refased sbz to ?? out of Paris. bn RESISTANCE, TO THE LAST. wi PA1IS, MAY 1C, EVi¢NING.-Paschal Groasset, t in his ...

... @ . e t(REUTEr'S TELEeGRAMSr) t THE ENTRANCE OF THE VERSAILLISTS B c INTO PARIS. e Vr1ESAILLES, MAY 21, NIGHT. -AT. Thiers has I i sent a despatch to the Prefocts stating that tho , gate of St. Cloud was forced down by the fire of 3, thc Versailles guns, and General Douai then rushed t d with his men into the interior. The troops under 0 ,s Generals Ladmirauilt and Olitlehamnps were at Iv Is ...

... DisVlUaT ]:NTRUIGENaRo- I. . - I . . . 1 , - . 1 1 ' ,, :, !. ' ?? 1D t Ins CARDIF.', CIJARLE5.-sTIRET WEBL1IIYAlI MU'TUA.L 1htPRtovEMaNr ki SoO'Iry.-The: annualt aoirrd of this society wee held ont Wedneedey evening. There wis A very good attendance. r 'The 1e. E. D, Ingranm presided.. -Several interesting re ddrs and readings were given. Selections of music uE were' also .cindei'cd by the ...

... LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. [REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.] TH1E ]REVOLUTION IN PARIS. GREAT CONFLAGRATIONS. THEE TUILERIES BURNT DOWN. 1'TiE LOUVRE AND OTHER MUa}Lc BUILDINGS IN FLAMES. TERRIFIC EXPLOSION. ATTACKS UrON THE BELLEVILLE BAR- RICADES.-HEAVY LOSSES OF TIlE GOVERNMENT TROOPS. OUTSIDE PARIS, MAY 24, MonNGi. The barricades of the Place Vendome and Place de la Concorde still hold out. Several ...

... P~ROTEST AGAINST CATEDRAL RESToRATION, This is an age, not of cathedral building, but of cathedral restoration. In almost every part of the country, restoration funds have been raised for the renovation of those ancient ecclesiastical edifices which are monuments of the architectural skill of former ages. Io doubt the efforts'in this direction have been prompted by praiseworthy motives, but it ...

... 0KO JUMBO AND JA JA. British ubiquity, as seen through Vhe records of the Foreign Office, can be little less than a portent to all other nations. There is scarcely a spot on the whole surface of the earth large enough to ?? a resting Place for the sole of the foot to whie.h B]rilis) enterprise l-eas not thrust out its tent-aeles. It is said, indeed, that the wrecked mariners of a Scotch ...

... BIRTHS AND DEATHS IN LIVERPOOL ine TWENTIETH WEEK, 1871. Due ?? the week ending last Saturday 4240 births and 2942 deaths were registered in 17 of the largest English towns, including London. The births were 52, and the deaths 172, below the average ind weekly numbers in the ten years 1851-60, corrected of for increase of population to the middle of this year. The deaths showed an increase of ...

... |CORLESRPONDENCE. THE CABDRIVER. To ToIE EB I OITOMS Or T= LIVERPOOL LMIltYt ?? Of th .le groat advantlages 'which a licensed caldriver ipt over those who arh b lio pyer ntted to s iz k the bread Out of hizs mouth, wioutd atfe ealeruio PaOf feeh the corporation, Is that he is folly bore out in the practical illustration of the Ohilstlan psiecot teaching the offer of the one cheek when smitten ...

... __IV E I ' The monthly meeting of Mthe school board was a held yesterday at the boardroom in the Municlpal' - Offices, Mr. Bushell in the chair. The other mem-; V hers present- were Messrs. Stitt, :Torr, Whitty*, CorbadlV, Ruibback, Yates, Wardel2, Roberts, Blown, -'ti Hlebson P'ritchiard, and Poolsy. + -A letter was read G from Mr. Iminer statlog that he was unable, i~ih consequence 'of ...