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... I THE FALL OF A WALL AT KIRKcALDY. -d ^ FIVE MElN ILMLED. l a -- ?? Y. The worst fears have been realized regarding CI Athe melancholy accident which occurred at te isPathhead, near Kirkealdy, on Friday afternoon, ur ,e and which was noticed in the Herald of Satur. m ns day. When our telegram was despatched one Pe man had been taken from the ddbris of the fallen wall dead, while fears were ...
... MONDAY, APRIL 22, 1872. vYE have lately received a large number of letters respecting the spread of what is called Ritualism, and its partial manifestation in connection with Roath Church. Several of these communications have been published in the belief that free trans- mission of thought upon the subject may prove advantageous others, less temperate in tone, and characterised by violent ...
... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. [REUTER'S AND PRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAMS.] FRANCE. PARIS, Saturday.—-In a speccli. at Havre, M. Gam- 13 ta declared his programme to be an educated nation an a national army, and urged that the first reform as the dissolution of the Assembly and the election of a Republican Assembly. ociiAEls' Sunday Evening.—Marguerite Dixblanc is still here. M. Thiers visited Paris ...
... LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH.—At the usual fortnightly meeting of this Board held in the Town-hall on Saturday, present: Mr. H. J. Howell (chairman), Mr Rees Harries, Mr. John Randell, Mr J. B. Phillips, Mr. David Morris, and Mr. John Bevan, the minutes of the sanitary com- mittee were read and confirmed from which it appeared that the Surveyor reported that the brick water-tables in Burry-street ...
... Correspondence* The publication of letters does not neccs>ariiy imply Editorial concurrence with the views expressed. ...
... ITIHE UNIVERSITY QUESTION, IRELAND. I - In the form of an amendment to Mr. Fawcetts Bill, Mr. D, C. Heron has drawn up a scheme for ?? of Ireland. His amendment pro- poses that the present Dabrm University shall cease after a date to be fixed; that the University of Ireland shall confer degrees in arts law, and medicine ; that the University of Trinity College shall confer degrees in divinity ...
... SPECIAL TELEGRAM, I I (FROM OUR 0OW'N CORRZSPONDENTS.) LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. London, ?? Night. The English detectives who arrested Marguerite Dixsblanc in Paris, arrived in London to-day with- out her. It is expected a week will elapse before the extraditionforms are fally signed. The L/c'o8s New York correspondentatelographs that Mr. Banks, chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the ...
... [Frosn FridaY NghtSa Gazdte.]| LIQUIDATIONS BY ARRANGEMENT. William Jones, the younger, 114, Commercial Street, Nowport, Monmouti. copper, iron, and tin-plate worker. First meeting, at the offidee of Mr William James Lloyd, solicitor, Bank Chambers, Newport, Mav 3, at 12. Daniel Wood, Coilege Buildings Hare Lane, Gloucester, brewer. First meeting, at the offices of UIesers. Taynton and Son, ...
... FALL OF SNOW.—A heavy fall of snow took place yester- day (Sunday) in Cardiff, and the thermometer sank lower than it has been for many weeks. In consequence of the prevalence of east and north-easterly winds the arrival of a large number of vessels has been delayed. SERVICE FOB THE POLICE.—The Rev. D. Howell, ever active in movements for the spiritual welfare of the people within his charge, ...
... THE PERMISSIVE BILL.-A petition in favour of Sir Wilfred Lawson's Permissive Bill will be presented from this place. It is numerously and influentially signed. ...
... SWANSEA. THE Swansea Local Board of Health Bill was read a second time in the House of Lords on Friday night. COUNTY POLICE.-Befoi,(- Messrs. N. P. Cameron and J. T. Jenkin, a man named Owen was charged with assaulting Thomas Thomas. The parties live at Gwern- llynith, and on the 15th inst., in the course of a quarrel, defendant struck complainant a blow which cut his head open. Fined ;C3, ...
... I : 1 ~ ~ - (BY SPECIAL AND REUTER'S TILE. GRAPH.) ENGLAND AND AMERICA. I ?? York, Saturday. The Washington correspondents of the New Ya'k Ti'mes, We' ld, T'ibIuSC, Evetiing Post, and other prominent journals,, state positively that the administration will now adhere to the indirect claims. FRANCE AND GERMANY. Berlin, 8atarday. The North Germaun Gazette of to-day, once more emphatically ...