... | A CLAJIANT OF WELSH ESTATE,. A singular application was made to the magis- q- trates,nt the Birmingham police court, on Thursday, is by a person describing himself as Charles James wI Harmer, agent, 162, Warstone-lane. He said: w This morning, a neighbour of mine called to inform me that last night two detective officers were in to search of .me, and, giving a very accurate de- in scription ...

... . L P _ r. '1 DOMESTIC. In the House of Lords, on Tuesday i evening, some real work was got through, a batch of bills being advanced a stage. v The most important was that repealing the s Ecclesiastical Titles Act, which passed I through committee. On the motion of the s Earl of Shaftesbury, the house agreed to I an address to the Queen in favour of the t children employed in brickfields ...

... TO COIMESPoNDMS I Weamanct undertake to re~tun corammnieationsofwhlch we do not avail oruarelves. Commnilcations shoald agweys be leljbly written In Ink, and on ens side of the oPO enky; ngth increases the diglonlty of fndlng Pos for them. Whatever is intended for Insertion Minet be authenticated by the name and address of ts .riter-not necessarily for publication, but as a ?? of his good ...

... THE CHITDREN'S HOSPITAL. I The quarterly meeting of Governors of ?? Institutior was held at the out-patient department, Steelhouse Lane, yesterday. There were present the Rev. Dx. Wilkinlsot (chairman), Dr. Heslop, and Messrs. W. P. Rayner, a. L,. Cope, B. C. Barrowr J. Barwell, J. Barrows, jtsu,, I. Chamberlain, and a. . Mathewss (hen eec.) The T minute3 of the Monthly and Medical Commlttee ...

... IT used to be said in the days when England's naval power was a mattermoreopenlybragged about than in thepresent day, although the sentiment which lay at the bottom of our highfalutin is still as strong as ever, that the best specimens of naval architecture in the Royal Navy were to be found in those vessels which we had captured from the enemy and converted to our own use. We have now to ...

... 7HE BUSHEY PARK REVIEW ALTHOUGH, numerically speaking, the Review in Bushey Park on the 3oth ult. could not be compared with the tre- mendous displays in which our German and French neighbours have lately been indulging, it was a splendid spectacle, and nothing could surpass the magnificent ap. pearance of the troops or the precision with which the various mancwuvres were executed. The force ...

... NOTES ON THE WEATHER OF JUNE, 1871, COMP.kRUD NVI H THAT OF THl, HWAMEI MONTHS DURING TU FIFTEfl:EN YEARS 1856-70. Tills month was characterised by a low temperature, par- ticularly d(ring, the dlay, and deficiency of rainfall. Thie miean height of the Balronsetr (at 320 and sea level) was 29-970 in., whiceh is 0 035 in. higher than the mnean height of the ]~lremeter for the month during the ...

... ' OnThursday Mr. George Nichols brought to the hammer r-at the White Lion hotel, Broad-street, the whole of the extensive and valuable estates of the late Mr. Richard e Llewellin, in the parishes of Westbury-upon-Trym, Olves- n ton, and Almondsbury, Gloucestershire. The large new A roomn was densely crowded during the sale, in which the it greatest interest was manifested. There were in all 32 ...

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... DEUTUSTIOT OF ENOES. When the Vojuntter Review was over ?? dif- I forrnt columns moved off along the §trqtfdrd-rodP with bande playing, ~s the great mass of the dcmonstratot followed them. Hardly an individual remained on that paist of the Flats adj acent to Lord Cowley's enclosure, and as everything seemed to be at an end, the police , who had been on duty several, hours, were drawn off and ...

... THE cross-examination on Monday referred to the pre- sents which had passed between ROGER TICHBORNE and Miss DOOGHTY in their earlier days, and the contents of the sealed packet left by the former in the hands of Mr. GOSFORD again formed the basis of further ques- tions, but no additional information was brought out. On Tuesday the claimant was asked whether he recel- lected certain officers ...

... CARDIFF POLICE INTELLIGENCE. MONDAY. (Before Mr. R. O. JONES and Mr. W. ALEXANDER). ASSAULT.—Owen Macarthy summoned Jas. Donoghue, Catherine, his wife, and Catherine, his daughter, for as- saulting him. Mr. Blelloch appeared for the complainant. There was evidently blame on each side, and the case was dismissed. CONVEYING MATCHES BY RAILWAY.—George Conybeare, slate merchant, Swansea, was ...