... WOLVrERHfAMPTON POOR - LAW IGUJARDIAiNS. Yesterday, the usual weekly meeting of the Guardians of the Wolverhampton Union was held in the Board Room of the Workhouse; Mr. Langman (chairman? presiding.- ...

... ?? ~ 'Ximtpool kft'vftg+. 6ALUS Porrm IzX BrEEiPA. S JM AlARY. DOMESTIC. The bulletins issued from Sandringham en Tuesday by the medical attendants on the Prince of Wales report a progress which is ...

... - - $TFIIER -THOUGHiT - POSION OF LIiist pv, GUemen,-4t is impossible for any manwho ?? devoted a,. ng -period of his life in the native 'prormotinof .perty polities to become altogether e 9eDe of pas ...

... I THE REQUISITION TO CARDDINAL CULLEN. I X TO TE EDITOR OF TnE GLOBE. SIR-No man having the interests of the Crown and Government at heart-no statesman who va- lues the integrity of the empire can have objec tion to ascertain the wishes of the Irish Catholic people on so grave a matter as the Education ques- tion. You v ere right, therefore, in calling atten- tion to the requisition presented ...

... MISCELLA NEOUS NEWS. Mr. Thomas Greatrix, a member of the firm of Bailey and Co., hankers, of Newport, was on Monday, committed for trial for manslaughter by the coroner at Yorkley, in the Forest of Dean, as being the owner of an unfenced pit, by falling down which a navvy nansed John Tucker was killed. EXTENSIVE SWINDLE.-On Friday a well-dressed man, who gave the name of Harry Benson, was ...

... 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 ...

... I . 8 The election.f a. Member for Dover in the room of 3Mr. Jessel, Q.C., who has been appointed Solicitor-General, but who offered himself for re-election, took place on Saturday. Ee was opposed by Mr. E. W. Barnettt(Con- servative), a civil engiueer, and but for the unjustifiable opposition to the candidature of the latter on the part of Mr. Churchaward, a leading Conservative, and Major ...

... I3BIALIIOX I'N - WEtARFEDALE, TO TITHE EDITORiS OF Tr tl LlEEDS MHIWURY. GlRrITLzMEN,-110f0efOi'ilg to Dr. ilitchia H letter respoet- icro thu abohve case conteinod in your papro on the Ith inmt, in whioh he entirely exonorates his assislant and others and attachos the blame solely to mysolI, may I be allowed a short space in your valuablo journal to give a wuors definitO UNplanation of the ...

... 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 ITALIAN PARL-AUENT IN ROMy. (RnoaxOUR ,O'WX CODRRErOlDENT.) -if ?? ' Rbmeonday, Nor.27 1871.. Q NsNe are still a paLrt, f our :religL.g ,We ,do not,; indeed, 0oosult the augaries, we no longer aO s'o-rutinaie; the appearane preented' by 'the c. entrails of the slaughtered viotim, iaeither do We g ;oivthe Iflight ~o irsou the mornin of Z somei expeoted eventbe it the entry of sn b 'heir ...

... TIEE LORD CHIEF Y'USTICE AND THE GO VERNMZENT. THE argument against the propriety of Sir ROBERT COLLIER'S nomination under the Act of last session to a seat in the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council could not have been more exhaustively stated than in Sir ALEXANDER COCKBURN'S letter to Mr. GLADSTONE. In criticising the alleged conformity of the appointment with the requirements of the ...