... Tho weekly meeting was held on Thur~sday when ?? fol.. lowing guardians were present :- Mr.. Thomas iPhillis, w chairman asd Messrs. Edward'B~th, J. T. Jenkin, Phleip ?? Rogers, Theoe. Harry, James Rogers, Thos. Hopkims,, .J. Mi.. Ellery, and Win. Liewellyn. C. ' l I WArIII 8171iI'LY TO TH`X H0115. A Thea CL~cHI- read the miznutes, from *hioh it appeared RI 6thtthe committee bad accepted the ...

... SWANSEA CObPOR.TIiON kisEiThi. i . . - The usual montlily moliting was held ~'esterdity, wlih idn C consequence of, the impiortaneo of the businemssto, be tlinas. a acted, the attendiance of 'memberi'was uinuisually large-, the - following being present :-Mr, W. H. Brown, mayor; t, Aldermen G. B. $triek, John Crow Richardson, Charles ii of Bath Thomnas Phill ips J T Jenkin and .lobn Qakithot ; ...

... THE COLLJERS' STRIKE IN SOUTH E kWALE |S. le THE lkASTERS' REPLY. i AG REEMENT TO BEFER THE DISPU'E TO ARBUiRATION. We have received the following letter from Mr. Alex. a, ander Palziel, secretary of the South Wales Steam Cjoa t, Collieries' Asecciation:- d will you be good enough to insert in youl- imnpression of to'morrow mornitngthe following ?? al a Lt meeting of the South Wales Steam ...

... had Mr Thu The appearance of ,Aacot Heath on Thursday oeng atten bing was ifnytbing but cheerful. The ladies mustered i ag of th~ Em.- numbers and superb raiment. Thae chief principle, howeer , 29th which seemed to guide them in their selection ofdrat~ still would appear to be identical with that which influenced tatdf side, the gentlemian unaccustomed to society, who wore a rod on tli sated ...

... CORR9.Q$ DEL-E, - ?? . .1 TUE POLLUTION OF InrIiS. TO THE EDITORi OF-THE WESTERN MAI,. SIR,-The importance of preserving the purity of our rivers has been so fully discussed, aud so universlly admitted, that it ia unnecessary to offer any further argir went on this point. The evidence taken before the Royal Commissioners has proved beyond any doubt that the increasing pollution of our ...

... to An old Parisian, writing on the 3rd inst. to the Daiiij 'U 'Ieleqrnyh~, says -- We strolled down to the Pselais Royal, rd 'whi& is more n~tterly- destroi~ed, as it was worse 'p~itreld,' 'd Ithan any other of, the great huildiors which tire now in so ruins. This is very much to be regretted, since Prince to N apoleon Was Perpetuatlly collecting curiosities, and had. 9~y them' admirably ...

... ' , I i 7. ; O i i ., ; ge MOUS3E 0F.COMMONS.~.-WnEDWiESDAY., mc The speaker took the cair cat a quarter after 12Wo'lock. bef( aiid NEW WRIT. ticr ifid' On the motion of Mr. ADAK, a new wrib was ordered tbei elf, foi Westmucati, 'in the room of Mr. Pollard-Utgulhart;' 3at, deceased, 'X ire- THflE BURIALS BILL, Hthu the On the drder of the day for going into committee ou. the the. ad. Bur'ials ...

... hiich The Weselyan Chapel, Lion-8treet, St. John the be Evangelist, Brecon, has beon duly registered fat ii lae the solenmaisation of marriages, ?? MA1~x HERaiRING Flsisssty.-Herrings only tive, come slowly into the island as yet; but though 3uld the quniisaesmall, the quality of the fish is I y ?? it. if of verylin. H MesN s Bnssr8siows.-Yeatelday (befor e lies. Mr. T. Pilkington), William ...

... ERPOOL INSTITUTE The annual meeting for the distributionhof prizes and certificates to the pupils of the high and com- mercial schools of the Liverpool Institute was held yesterday in the lecture hall, the president, Mr. J. Abraham, in the chair. There were also on the platform, Mr. C. S. Samuell, the Revs. J. Sephton, |. Vasey, Kenredy, and J. Froysell. There was a, large attendance of the ...

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... I as B R~ 8P~ .I- - .. h Ii N'd3 - THE' DROWNING CASE AT. ?? : :0, WXEt ED. :. - - ,0: 1san's-SnultaflI'tov tmar l ; tl~ke3eontl66tnosadsmourb. ; 0 Gentlesneis,-.rely the- letter of Medieus in your .-isuof ftedayshaga ished many ?? : .: e beine with 9, sectign that nothing Is more 'gretefu~l iathe commron esbizd than teodo good by Proiry. ?? aS little. as ,the writer nhaself, ab t ough ...

... : ' HIOUJILY VAnlATIONSAT LIVERsooL, by Chadburn and Son's Self-registering Barometer.-From seven p.m. June 26 to seven p.m. June 27, gradual fall of 2%6 of an inch. e 1Tun Sr.Av Tuovvin.-The new prOgrammeO hins proved a great attraction, St. James's Hall being crowded nightly by delighted audiences. This clever troupe have now been performing in Liver- pool for 32 consecutive weeks. The new ...