... I P A IL L I A M E N T.; HOU' PIPSB WLORDS u Tea Ju 2. .Their Lordships met at 5 o'clock. ' ;Earl MORLEi moved the second reading of tie Enclosure of Lands Amendment'BilII' ' ' EeIlofPowis hoped tho details of the Bill would be carefully inqlftedintoto see howthy , will will affec. those who have' ngitsto the Commons as they now. exisbL; .. . ; . ' ; The Duke of 'RicrsooioDthought the Bill, ...

... TEE astountding policy of our Municipal Coun cil on the l question of ocean docks has already been so fully dis- cussed by the citizens since the meeting ?? that it would be a mere waste of tiue to comment at any length upon the subject. The determination to obstruct the completion of the Avonmouth docks, by extending assistance to aninadequate scheme notoriously produced for the simple ...

... | REPORT FROM DERBYSHIRE AND NORTH STAFFORD- SHIRE. June 27.-The Iron Trade in all parts of Derbyshire has undergone no change during the week. The demand for pig-iron has in no way abated, nor is it likely to do, seeing . that enquiries are so much on the increase in all districts . that the question appears to be-when will the top price be reached? So far as Derbyshire is concerned, the ...

... i (ODDI WRTH EIN GOHEDEBYDD 0 FANCHESTER). Dydd Sadwrn, Mehefln 29abi. Y Cludunjr Llytkyrazu.-Yn nghyfarford mifol y3- tafell Ioasnach, yr hwn a gynnaliwyd ddydd Mercher, cymmerwyd i ystyriaeth ddeiseb a anfonwyd yno, Wedi ei harwyddnodi gan 148, allan o 153 o gludwyr llythyrau y ddinas hon a'r cyffliau, yn erfyn ar ir brid ynmyraeth yn eu haahos am godiad yn eu cyf- logati. Dywed y dynion fod ...

... YA CH TING. r- FORTEH YACHT CLUB REGATTA, ?e The annual regatta in connection with the Forth id yacht Club took place in the Firth of Forth, Id near Granton, on Saturday. The weather was very i favourable, there being a fine westerly wind and is smooth sea. In the absence of Admiral Bowe, J. d A. Forbes, R.A. M., acted as commodore. In the competition with first-class yachts four entered. The ...

... VOICES OUT OF THE PAST.—People say that voices travel on through space,—they travel on through life, and across time,—is it not so ? Years have passed since they may have been uttered, but do we hear them again and again, and answer back longing in the past 7—From, Old Kensington, in the Cornhill Madmw for July. NEGOTIATING BY TELEGRAPH.—The inclined to think that our diplomatists are too ...

... 11 v C^Rrs- The members of his corps assembled in the Show-yard, yesterday afterno, at three o clock, for the purpose of hattalion drill. FOOT AND Mourn DISEASE.-Several cases- foot and mouth disease continue to affect both cattle art -nias in uns reality, bat the disease is seldom attendec^fth any very serious result to the health of the affected.nmals. SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. Jonathan Rogerci Powl ...

... These sessions were held yesterdav, in the Shire-hall, Llandilo. The magistrates present were Mr. J. Jones (chairman), Sir J. J. Hamilton, Bart., Plas Sir J. Man- sel, Bart., Maesdilo Mr. W. Peel, Mr. H. Peel, Taliaris Mr. C. W. Nevill, Westfa, Llanelly Mr. R. C. Thomas. Llanon Mr. E. Jones, Velindre ilr. J. L. Thomas, Caegias Mr. H. G. Vaughan, Cynghordy Captain D. E. Jones, Velindre Mr. R. C ...

... The market was well attended. The supply was good. First quality from 60s. to 62s. per cwt. Second quality from 56s. to 59s. per cwt. ...

... THE IRISH LAND ACT. A question of tenant-right has been raised for the first time on the estate of Mr. Shirley, M.P., in the Land Court of Castleblayney, county Monaghan. A farmer, named M'Bride, who held two farms of about 40 acres at 30s. an acre, lately took it into his hsad to emigrate. He had paid JE275 in January, 1867, for one of the farms to Mr Shirley, who had himself paid £300 to the ...

... THE VALUE OF OLD has not been in the papers, but there is NO reason why it should not bc. A very neat speech is attributed to a very great person.' Somebody, at the opening of the Bethnal-green Exhibition, expressed a doubt of the wisdom of nrlritifr to please the lower classcs by shewing them high-class works of art. The answer was that these days of strikes the exhibition might make the ...

... The Court Martial held to enquire into the cause of the late collision between theMinotaur and Beilerophon ended in the temporary suspension of the sailing- masters of the latter vessel. The damages sustained by both vessel were serious, and will take a fortnight to repair. ...