... tod 1 ho will of the Ilight HIon. Ton Btllor Yardo-Boilor, wi fg uirst Pron C'hurston, J.P., D.L., many yoers AM.P. for S South Devon, Doputy-Lientonsnt for Devon, aud Deputy. hice Wneclen of the Staunaries, lato of Churston Ferrors aad tt-. tuptonchouse, Brixham, Devon, was proved in London oe the 'Ist tit., uisler XiSQOSjt persoualty, by the testator's grandson, John, Baron tihreston ...

... RIOTouIsoSCIOOL BOARD MEE' r- I I I I : ING IN WALES. P - d A very turbulent and, towards the close, riotous d meeting was held at the Perihyn Hall, Bangor, on a Saturday night, having been convened by the co. managers of the national schools for the purpose A. of explaining to the public the circumstances a- under which tbe Committee of Council on Educa- .a lion hnd ordered the election of 'a ...

... TO CORBESPONDENTS. I a_ ?? We eaot undertake to return eemmunloatlons of which we do not tvrol ouraelves. Coimunatlonseo should always be ?? written in ink, and on am side of the paper only; length inoease the dfloulty ct. Onding. ' spaece for them. Whstver Is Intended for Insertion rnust be authenticated by the name and address of the writar-not necessarily for publictlion, but as a E ...

... ! VACATION LET'TERS. I IDY AN' ZNRAMINDEN2 MZH'MBE TEr, Plilfitines are rejoicing exceedingly over the discovery of a new Megxra case-at least so they hope it will turn out to be. A. very large con- demnation'of navy biscuit has been made at Gibraltar, and it is bonfidently' expected that as Mr. Baxter has been fairly charged with felo- niously attempting to drown the navy, he may now be ...

... To the MutTon ?? Me Dwmy Ponr. Sir,-What with the Champion Coursing Meeting, and the race-gatherings at Warwick and Bromley, this week has been by no means an idle one in the sportig world. There was fairrport at Warwick, where Redivivus took the two big steepleobases for Lord Ayleaford, weight bailing to stop the horse in the Paokirngton Park event, though the weights for it were not ...

... I - WORKS COMMITThE,-A meeting of this committee was held on Friday afternoon at the Town Hall; Ald. Chapman presiding, The minutes of the Streets and Lighting Sub-committee was confirmed, with the exception of that portion of the minutes referring to the plans presented by Mr. Woodhouse, for certain houses on the Hedon-road. A letter was read from Colonel Francis, the manager to the Hull ...

... THE POLITICAL CRISIS IN EBErumJ (rXOX OU Oi'oh. eooSnnSWmInT.) VRUSS3ELB Txrummuy NXorT. To-day has not been a success in any sense of the word, either for the Ministerial party or for the Opposition. It was confidently expected that the demonstrations in the presence of :Royalty would have been so decisive that his Majesty would have felt himself compelled to bring the crisis to goina end or ...

... i fortion ?Mflligtnrt FANCE. TEF EXECUTIONS AT SATORY. PAus, Tuesday. The following are the most interesting and authentic par- tioulars concerning the last moments of Rossel and Ferrd:- These two leaders of the Commune were executed this morning, together with a sergeant of the 46th Regiment, named Bourgeois, who had been sentenced to death for hav- ing deserted his regiment and gone over to ...

... district J-Uuti. PONTYPRIDD. BURIAL BOARD.—The members of the newly-esta- blished Burial Board have just been appointed. They are the Rev. J. Griffiths, vicar of Glyntaff; Messrs. T. Fowler, D. Powell, G. Griffiths, A. Chivens, Robert- shaw, M. Cule, Daniel Williams, and R. Rogers. Mr. E. C. Spickett was appointed clerk to the Board. On Thursday the members proceeded to Treforest, to examine a ...

... THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS. The week has been mostly severely cold and foggy, with now and then a little mild weather, sometimes indicating snow and then ra'n, th e.;h very little of either has fallen. The ,nil has been hardened, and with, this very early v'sit of ten dc^r^es of frost, we fe.ii* Pssnie root ji:N, on1y rovrretl. \yíl1 suffered. The p^K-rul rb-yvie/ o:' yyctation, howcer, for ...

... The number of paupers in metropolitan workhouses last week was 34,276, and 84,193 received out-door relief-making together a total of 118,469. Com- pared with the corresponding period in the years 1870, 1869, and 18B8 this shows a decrease respectively of 18,944, 23,967, and 18,907. The total number of vagrants relieved was 1,064, of whom 795 were men, 224 women, and 45 children under sixteen. ...

... The case of Tichborne v. Lushington was^ resumed on Monday morning, in the Westminster Sessions House, before Lord Chief Justice Bovill and a special jury. Mr. Baigent complained of an inaccuracy in the reports of his evidence, and wished to know if the shorthand notes were correct. His Lordship said he had no power over the press and if the party with which witness acted would not contribute ...