... FRANCE. liontT Vinasisies, April 24.-The Military Tribiunal has pronounced and]I sentence upon the Communists convicted of the massacre of M. titiesJ Sue-at and the other hostages In the prison of La Roquette on whotf 28h aylstTh omn uret acoudemned to etoath. the e' Th ohes enenedar te*~ ailexand Leopold Viol, to fees a two years. 2.The Spanish papers have- not reache Pes rad, to-day, The ...

... LLANDYSSIL. WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE BILL.—A numerously and fluentially-signed peti ion was, on Monday, forwa1^^ from this place to Mr. Jacob Bright, M P., who has j charge of the Bill in the House, and who will to-D,e (Wednesday) bring it forward for second reading. ...

... AND JOURNAL WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 1872. A NEW TALE, BEFORE WIND AND TIDE, IS COMMICNCED IlN THE 'BIRMINGHAM WBEKLY POST. NEWS OF THa DAY. There was a lively discussion in the House of Lords last night on the Imperial Court of Appeal Bill. The Tory Lords seem to be impressed with the fear that if the appellate jurisdiction of the House were done away with (as is virtually proposed by the bill ...

... oppo HOUSE OF COMMONS-RWedseecdaY, Aptil 24 hon. MRS PAWCETT'S BILL. of i~l Mr, IAwear askied. whether, as the Government had declared Or that' the decision of'the House on the Marquis of Hartington's votei amendment to the Dublin University Tests Bil would ho regarded Ml as a vote of confildence, they would, according to usage, fix a day was for its consideration Idate: IS~r GLADSTONE said ...

... SNIDER GUNS.—The fourth battery of the 1st mouthshire Artillery Volunteers, at Blackwood, been supplied with the Snider breach-loader in lieu ot carbine. Both guns and swords came together. Ther to also a- change to take place in the big guns they are have seige guns instead of the present field guns. TEA PARTY—At Penuel Welsh Independent Ch»P^ at Nelson, a tea party was held on Monday, when ...

... I ' WALTONIMING. It is not given' to ever one with a taste for angli'n to haunt the beautiful rivers of Wales in the spring, when the trout are ready to take the 0oloirea fly, or to wander rod in hand, to the dis- tant brooks of Ireland or !Scotland, wheretbe bro wn waterl foami round the rocks, and the heatbert dovered shoulders of the hills are interspersed with the groves of dark fr. And so ...

... SYNOD OF AREMAGH AD MONAGHAN. [FROX O:BrF WI RPoRZE. ] Mox2HAGW, TunenAy. _ reverd Court meeting. W.o- Cay in, the church of the Rev. hr. Blakely, Monaghan. There was a good attedance -of 'inonat and laymen. The sermon Was Preae by th retirin Moderator; Rev. Joseph Aacesn a from Plilipians 2nd and 16 th VVST Hold forthf the word of ife; that I mu~y rejoice in the day of Chris t1ha have not ? ...

... WEDNESDAY MOR=41NO MAY 1t. WEDNESD>AY MORNN' XG. MAY 1. . yesterday, the Select Committee of thel, Ej:use of Commons on thie Nonicipal Cor- ! t I v rm __ - -I I A 1 E x11 n--A -4i.S X I poration (Burgh Funds) B3111 decided in ] favour of the entire measure I The half-yearly general meetings of Coi- misionurs of Supply were held yesterday. In sonie cases the Education and Poor Law Bills We; e ...

... THERE are few things so revolting to good taste as burying an obscure man with ostentatious pomp and ceremony. A man may have been born a millionaire, or may have become one. He may have lavished his money regardlessly in the indulgence of selfish habits that had become a second nature; or he may have flung it away with full hands as he gathered it, gratifying his vanity with these visible ...

... AN EXTRAORDINARY SUICIDE. A man whose name has not been given jumped into the Thames on Saturday. He was rescued, and taken into King's College Hospital, where he was constantly under the charge of a constable. On Monday morning he was supposed to be well enough to go before the magistrate, and was about to be taken out of the house, when, as the policeman's back was turned for a moment, he ...

... , SMAI 1AF, 1872. REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST OFFICE AS A NEWSPAPER. DYDD Mawrth, darllenwyd Mesur Cymdeithasau Adeiladu Yf ail waith yn ddiwThwynebiad. Adellaau Py Cynnygir fod i'rT ymfforfio yn bwyllgor aano ar yr 2il o'r mis hwn (Mai). y mae Pwyllgor Cymdeithas y Balot wedi pa&io dan benderfyniad :-un yn amlygu boddhad o herwydd penderfyniad y Llywaodraeth i am- ddiffyn pleidleisiad ...

... DISTRICT NEWS. CASTLE DONINGTON. CHURCHWARDENS' MNETIIG,-A public vestry meeting] was held in the'vestry of the parish' church, on Thursday. evening last, for the purpose of examining the accounts of the churchwardoos (Messrs. Alton and Hyro) for the year. ending Easter last. The chair aas taken by the Vicar, the . Rev. J. G. Bourue, and the meeting was well attended. B]RAMPTON. Tam CRICxRT ...