... GWrRcHe CASTLE.-In consequence of the return of R. B. Heaketh, Esq., fiom Louon, where he had bven detained for many mounths, owing to severe illness, a meeting was held at Abergele for the purpose of pre. sentinig him with a congratulatory address on his res- toration to health, and a committee was ?? to iraw up the address, Thursday, the 18th iunt., having been named by Mr H esketh. for ...

... y CsICUESTna OATrnDRAL.-SenriceS and anthems for the days ?? (to-day.)-borning-Reay in F. Anthem 239,80OpraiseGod, Weldon.-Aftornoon-ReayinF. Anthem l 3484; I waited for the Lord, Mendelsoolcn.-Suslday.--Mollin r- 3- Garrett inl D. Anthem 117, If wo believe, Goss. Introit T98, Lt Not unto us, Maefarren. Kyrie and Creed, Garrett in D. la -Afternoon-Garnett in D. Anthem 294, O where ...

... AGRICULT U RE., TU niiF DISTRICT, 19th April-The month came in very stormy, on the third and fourth days there being a perfect hunricane; on the fifth a blink of fine weather bogan and continued for a few days. After aI series of atmospheric chauges, however, including a splendid display of Aurora, with thunder succeeding, the weather changed to bittfr cold, accompanied with occasional showers ...

... PROVZNOIAL SY TA3Y WITH ! 'TX -L41ANWaXll On Monday, a numerously attanded meeting was held in the large club-room of the Ancient Druid ' Inn, Not. tinggham, Afr. E Hughes presiding, for the purpose of ex. pressing praotical sympathy with the Tiobborne claimant, now in durance, and of obtaining for him a fair share of English justice. The proceedings were rendered donbly interesting by an ...

... RETIREMENT OF THE TOWN CLERK OF DENBlGH. A ?? meeting was held at the Town-hall, Denbigh ou W doestday evening last, tbe mayor, Thomas Gee, Esq., in the chair, who explained that the circular wnhch had been already iorwar.1ed to the gentlemen whe were present, as well as to a number of others who weia unable tc atttend the meeting, had stated the object fur which it was convened, namely, that ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT, I LAST NIGHT'S PARLIAMENT. [SfPZCrAI TELEGRAML] Arrxn a storm comes a calm, and in the House of Commons after a calm comes a coun t. We have Mr. Trevelyan, who some time since went up like a rocket on the army question, coming down like a stick, in a sort of muddled attempt to improve the condition of the agricultural children, 5by giving their fathers the franchise. The ...

... LREUTER XAD PRESS ASSOCIATION- TELEGRAMS.] ERUPTION OF MOUNT VESUVIUS-TWO HUNDRED LIVES LOST. NAPLES, FRIDAY Erssrso.-A fresh crater opened on, Mount Vesuvius this morning. NAPLES, FRIDAY. -Yesterday, sixty persons were wounded by approaching too near Mount Vesuvius. RomE4 FRiDAr.-In the Chamber of Deuties to-day, Signor Lanza read a despatch from iNaples, stating that the eruption of Mount ...

... T HE LEE-DS MERCURY. TuE IMPERALi PRINCESS OF GERyml Y and her infant daughter are said to be progressing satis- factorily. The same telegram states that the Earrarss AF OrUSTA 'Will come to England for a few days at the end of the month, and on returning will proceed to Baden-Baden to drink the waters. TII semi-official Provincial Correspvonide)?ce of Berlin says that the utter want of ...

... COR.RESPI&~c\ =~~P NE~ THE EiVARGE OF A;, AGAINST ONE OF T PliOPLl TO TRZ EDITORt OF THR ZIEWCA VTLI ,1. SIR.-As noastof your readcsIeW willi i'3, A exists at present in Londnj a st d t- selves ' h Pec-ili:ir Pep ' well doserrv the namie they Lave cl'o ?? *- triies anl ideaasass-9ni the foinI o'7l 1. -or I irjig h - fit teria it, Inbldness-they seuds ?? to the inlbalittljto of this plagues, ...

... Jln welcting the -Ipirit of thbs-rress, we rae &uded solely by r wish to plaeo before oar readers the :opinion of all parties, withoii. iry regurdto tle .rltiow ensuch, opiniens may sutaqin to this journa. LOOiL TAXATION. Abri-*ed from~ t4le Economist.] The facts as they stand raise a strong pre- Isyimption against ang material injubtic-P behjg ?? old cirates 'hey haye not increased ...

... THEGOVERNMENT ANVMR: IFAWCETT' I - BILL irraf o:.h3al convoy, . It is or.diitY to: onvoy to our readers, and . X AUbvr~aI , y ,Wat' .large, eha. Annuouncenent, thatbiefore the present vyeek, hp ireaohedits-elose Mr Gladstone Adniiotra tdfiniiL l eptvo been dibOO }ved.9 ?? 4 iiliinservitiV0 Ministry will be pbhpaixflg;to est I0 idz hat'c'wa'.Prove~td'be a bongtcermofoie' e 'ti tat9hbi.9 ...

... aei it M ,ill Lin 8 I th I0 ry a 5 r a e r N1 al er eor lo, leo for Foi ol A general meeting of the members of the Glasgow Landlords and House Factors' Association was held yesterday afternoon in the Religious Institu- tion Rooms-Mr Fulton presiding-for the purpose of considering the Poor-Law Amendment Bill and the 41st clause of the Scotch Education Bill. The Secretary (Mr James Whitton) read ...