... 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 ...

... BECOLLECTIONS OF TRE LATE GEORGE HU DSON. TIhe miembers of the Carlton Club and this froqluiontorl' of I'1 imill Isily- n corriespoiieno t of thlb flu i1 Nvles) lviii fnirlsOIL the liieter bistii' tigora of (eoreO -'son' who, afert 0 II le'g Illito posinh tibseviren front ha Ils naviesantry, hao cinlo 0111n cmercO fehiiliarl to IIWIsrovesto il w1i0 t roig II, lii t too ;) a bs. At I1mv ...

... CARDIFF CORPORPATION. The usual meeting of the Cardiff Town Couinoil was held wicoc yesterday. Ti aor(r C. W. David) presided, and rspa' there were preesaotMsr. Aldrme vnPide, Reese, bain1 and Aleander; and Cosnoillors Bowsen, Bird, Fisher, ls North, Splencer, IbVConnioehio, Jones, Whiffoen, Vasheil, POW( Slopar, and Thompson. sewe a Just Bs the meeting was opened, and before the Town- won]11 ...

... WILLS AND BEQU1ESTS. The vwill of the Right Hon. Lady Anne Blecoett, reli;t of the l ight Hon. Sir John 1leekott, I' C.F, It.S., .P. for Leeds, 155,some time Judge Adlvoratsitlcneiral, weeg proveld in liea Majesty's Court of Probate on the 28th tilt, and the versionaity stvreets inder X1 5,000 Her ladlychibi wis the tilr ledauightor of Wilihun, fit-fit Earl of Lousndle, l;C ailn Lady AlIgusta ...

... I MR, FOl[1IRGILL, ?? AT ME1RTHYR I TAR, TYDFI[h . on Monday evening Mr. Richard' Fethergill addressed a per crowded ansI hiably enthu siastle mweiing at the Drill Hall, c14 The welcome Afforded him equalled haetuism ta o accorded him at Aberdare the Previous week. The usual up, t comfortable Arrangements were made iso on the last cee-. wit sien of the bon. geutloman's appearance. The stage ...

... 0 :LOCAL - NEWS. ?? The Bishop of Manchester is to lecture on Self- discipline, in the College Hall, Shaw-strest, next I Friday evening week.I THtE SLAVE TaourE.-The admirable tact and 3 enterprise shown by Mr. W. H. Lea, business manager, have gone a great way to secure the unusual success which has attended the Slave : Troupe's performances at Et. James's Hall, and therefore there is ...

... Dr. Flinn presided at the weekly meeting of this board, held yesterday in the boardroom. Mill-road, the other guardians present being Messrs. Barnes, Bird, Collihole, Costine, Dickenson, Davies, Edwards, Edisbury, Ford, Gardner. Hgeintz. Laincaster, Lunt, M'Iryde, Neep. Xr. Goode, the master, reported that there were in the house last week 965 paupers; since admitted 35, born 1, disecharged 28 ...

... 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 ...

... TO ORUEPORDENTSTs. Wt canneot udetake to return communaiations of which we do not avatl ourselves, Vommunicationa abould al ways be legibly written In ink, and eo am uide of teh paper oly Length In srea 5the dfficulty of Rnoding Sp Oe r Whatevfr b Itended or insertion used be aushenticated by tho name and address of the writ--not necssarily for publication, but as a guarantee of his good ...

... ?? ?? -E a! SALlr8 POPULI LEX TOUPREE. S UM MARY. DOMESTIC. The bulletins issued by the doctors at Sandringham, on Tuesday, again report a progress which, though slow, is satisfactory. The Queen has returned to Windsor. The report that the Speaker will retire soon after the meeting of Parliament is confirmed. The reason assigned is that, not having yet recovered from the fatigue of last ...

... I I HOSPITAL SUNDAY. D This, which a few years ago was an institution - peculiar to Birmingham, is rapidly becoming one a throughout the length and breadih of thekingdom; tA and its success in our own town cannot but be n highlyr gratifying to those who suggested and organised it. The next Hospital Sunday (January 14) draws near, and we would embrace this opportunity of calling the ...