... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... UONDAY, JUNE 19, EIGHT OUOLOOR A.Mf. . _ l~~her _ PLAB.: B. D. W W. |E D. W. 1. a. 5ohrlat'sund 29 48 60 v.8.w. 8 46w.ro.w. o ?? 3 Nakudesnae S2D6E M E 4 S . O ?? 3 *Ox(CO'and) 29 68785 W.s.W. 4 4.S.vW. ?? 3 Thurso ?? 2960f o7'64 Z. 0 1 O. o0 01 1 Wick . 29 [r 0I49 Z.N.E. 2 2 N.N.w. of 0 08 2 Nairn . 29 61r 5 5 Z. 01 N.E. ro* 27 0 Aberdeen ?? 29 s6r 8166 a. 14S.S.. be ?? 1 Leith . 2950rl 356 N ...

... 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 ...

... A DE R_: Fr LW] i: 0Rh DSPERATE EEIELLOWi ' ~. A desperate scene was enacted on Saturday, at the Bath Guildhali. An engineer, named James Wheeler, was sunimonod by the Rev.. Willisn WilliarIOn, of .airatene Orphanage Rome, Bath, for a violent assault. The complainant, sine his recent retirement from active clerical duty, ba engaged himself n a.:variety of pbilantrpic works, and in the course ...

... INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS COMMEE. Yesterday afternoon the usual fortnightly meet- ing of the industrial schools committee was hold at the schools, Kirkdale. Mr. Byron presided, and the other members present were Messrs. Aitken, Huntington, Clarke, Stubbs, Satchell, Quilliatn, Williams, Jennings, and Thomas. The Master of the Schools reported that therm were in the institution 1107 children, namely, ...

... A ffGANT91 WED DING. A -stmre marriage was vwell4, can .scareely -say 1 soleiinsed) the wholiethsin,, was so -Sizarre suppose, therefore, we say Y perpetrated-!i L 'hdon tSiturday. For somne time Pest the deo wsdlls of, the metropolis have been plastered, among ,* other glaring mural advertisements, with .two gigatni Portraits-the one- professing to'be that of Mrr. Martin-an ?? Bates, of e ...

... IPRESS AsSOCIATION TELEGROOMl. HoaUSE OF LORDS. Their Lordships met at five o'cloGk, LO1RD JUSTIOS CHRIsTIAN, AND THE IRISH . LAND Act. Lord CAINES, referring to the operation of the rrish l and Act, as illustrated by a judgment recently given by the Lord Justice of Appeal inlrelaad, and pointing out the ni cessitv for the immediate consideration of the subject, with a view to the application ...

... ?? _3ntltigence. I FRANCE. RumouMt were current last week of an inqurrec. tion at Lyons, and a division of the army is said to have been sent there to restore order. The working classes in that city have for some time past been excited to revolt by agents of the International, and by an individual named Cyrille, a professional agitator, who was charged with a mission there by the Commune of ...

... The Committees of Management of the Derbyshire A Associated Dairies have issued their first Report . to the guarantors, and we are indebted to for an early copy of this interesting production. B The number of impressions being limited, we are induced to summarize its contents for the benefit of our agricultural friends, believing, at the same time, that the facts will be read with interest in ...

... \WtELEYAN METHODIS-T UO-NFERlE-NC'E T!.: Commijttee for Pev-ision of Circuits and Num.- bers suer in onue of the coeamittee-rooems, Donegall Square 3laurrhf. *n yes.erday morning, at tcn o -.,kca-the PRESXIDENT (PRev. John Farrar) in the chair There w-as a cull attendance of memlber-, ano I consiiera'le number of visitors present There were knaeo thirty applications for an increase in thte ...