... I ASSASSINATION OF LORD MAYO, VICEROY OF I INDIA. -:: - : A TraEGRAM was received at the India Office on Monday afternoon announcing the assassination of Lord Mayo the Governor-General of India. The melancholy event U - pened on Thursday last, but was not known at the India Office until Monday, owing to its having taken place at Port Blair a, convict settlement in the Andaman Islands, with ...

... s 2\f^Rf!Szi l I TH~~ T1~KL4I3~~vflq~G BERVST AT ?? I i. i 1, L .S. I - I I I - 8: , - ?? . . ; !: . - ?? f ',byai Eeceptloi Oommitteei h ou ?? Councll appuinted to inake the neesary aets~itii' 0, City . pon tiseO itb' oVW St. Plau'lle Cathedratipnte da of tfankg uigA: abe0 4t ;Jl14hbi, ornderl prs7 l 'ct'ol v Lawley the chiairmen. .,.ere 0vwora sar l~.,nlaer o: emsrin r- cent, and be ...

... : adUAOR' AI:: : Arolwswj: xatmag'a Lenten pdas v i, ?? yeetaralaylka althe Roman CtOXMD pilace of wmritp in .in just ntw ti npperm topin i the xsnde n. The document sr nth afol- slwing.in a ?? of his Gacs arguanib andreai, eoning. s late changwof *ho statute law In reroetto the national unvlvetles ?? rts ot by remari ) masy be aid to have effaced. Clistian4 from the ?? culture of our youth. ...

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... -jY PARCH. JOHN DAVIES o CAERDYDD. PRYDNAWN ddydd Mercher diweddaf, cyfarfa nifer o gyfeillion personol i'r Parch. John Davies, er dangos en cydymdeimulad a'u sorch dwfn tuag ato, an i anlygu eu hedmygedd o'i fywyd, ei lafur, a'i gymmeriad. Yn unol & threfniadau blaenorol, yr oedd ei gyfeillion wedi penderfynu ei anrhega a thysteb; a chymmeroddy seremoni o'i anrhega leyn mhreswylfod. Mr. ...

... G7E1NEDIGAETHAU. DAvIEs-Chwefror 5ed, yn Hafod offeiriad, Ffestioieg, priod Mr. John Davies, ar fereh, EVANS-led, Jane, priod hir. D. Evans, Pen-y-banc, Blaenpen- nal, ar ferch. THomts- Sfed, yn Ty'r-llyn-y-morwynion, Ffestiniog, priod Mr. Cedwaladr Thomas, ar ferch. PRIODASAU. D1,sIEs-WN'ILRIA5ES- hwefror Bfed, yn nghapel y Mothodist- iaid Celfinaidd, Castellnedd, gaa y Paruh. Ebenezer J ones ...

... THE COMIC PAPERS. (From Punch.) AN AGGRAVATED CASE.—He^-d keeper (to Under ditto) VV hat d,yer want to be walking 011 the line for ? \Yhy, that there train might 'a smashed yer to bits! And master s gun in yer hand, too! PROYERBI \L PHILOSOPHY. —A curious canine coincidence may, possibly, escape the reader's notice. Atthe recent dog- show held in Dublin there were exactly 365 dogs ex- hibited, ...

... A correspondent, in our issue of yesterday, called attention to the disgraceful state of Green-lane John and Helen-streets, Roath. His description was so far from being overdrawn that it fell by many degrees short of the truth, for the actual state of that district mocks description's littleness. John and Helen streets are in the eastern corner of Roath-they are the Ultima Thule of that ...

... London, which has been moulting during the recess» is itself again. The clubs are all activity the hotels are beginning to do a brisk business, which the proprietors hope will last till August. Kensjngronia, Belgravia, and Tyburnia are evidently commencing the season, and even the Ring and Rotten Row are beginning to be lively with the carriages of the aristocracy, and with noble horsemanship ...

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... I-THE EDUCATION QUESTION-PUBLI TH TIEG AT, ATHLONE. ?? (From our Reporter.) Yesterday a public meeting of the clergy and laity of Athlone was held in the Church of St. Peter in thattown. Thert was alarge attendance, and among those SEthe vicinity of the chair were- Rev Archdeacon O'Reilly, PP. Athloub; Ur John EnnieMP; MrJ MutaghJP; DrLShanley, Dr Lyster, Dominick Donnelly, O'Connor Eccles, Dr ...

... ?? ?g I amr, s ?ftm. A ?? ?? ?? DMUBLIN;: FRIDAY, FEBRUAFRY 9, 187 I ?? ?? ?? x xsssv* I -Tnn serious and alarming character of the Anglo-American difficulty daily grows in dan- ger and intensity. Yesterday great excite- ment prevailed in political circles, while the money market, that sure barometer of popular feeling, exhibited every sign of panic and un- easiness. The reasons for this ...