... O RA. NGE,:SM I THE FA4R WrEST.' TasED following letter has been addressed to the E~diiior of the Belfazst Week-ly Nets:- my SIPAndop of the Beifast Week-tV Newos fell . ino m hans afew evenings ago at the house of a friend. I borrowed it and took it homne, and the l;wee short hour ayont the twal9 found me still por- lug over its columns. Howr like the strains of well- ,remembered music ...

... ITHE GAILWAY ELECTION: ANNOUNCEMENT BY MSifa. DOWSE. PROSECUTION BY THE GOVERNMEN1;T I OF THE BISHEOP OF CLONFERT, CAPTAIN NOLAN, AND NINETEEN PRIESTS. [SP3CIAL TELEGRAM,] HorUSE OF Conols.os, Tu1astay. The ATTORNEY-GZNERAL for IREL -UA said-M,11r. Speaker, in pursuance of ithe undertaking of my right hon. friend at the head of Government, that I would on this day state the course intended to ...

... At the sitting on Thursday Count Sororis delivered the following speech, reviewing thie course of the Arbitration and of the antecedent negotiations:- At the moment when the knot of those complications which threatened to provent the execution of the Troaty O' Washington is about to be cut-at the time whea our labours are about to take a free and rekular coureo-per- mit me to assure you, my ...

... IMPERIALJ PARLIAMENT. I HOUSE OF COMHONS, YEBTEI1DAY. Thae ErtAxwn took the chair at half-past twelve o'clock- NOTICES OF MOTION. Mr. P. TAYLOR (Leicester) gave notice that early next seerion he will move a resolution declaring the desirableness of granting greater facilities for the recreation of the working classes by permitting the opening of museums, libraries, &c., on tlundays. Lord E. ...

... L:O3rIZATITVI AD)UTAJTY'I' ()F T1HE IVOENIu N I6 ) CAID ~ r L ?? TO TU1EPEITO1RS OF THEII LEE113 MERlCUlfry. Nrm-,-Your corrtipojtodeit ?? H . s ys tjlat Ily ~tmlterl!Lt, nad~ a chtidroain of tbu Trolmls ii ),I, strmioi )i u1pon the avrcmgo rates of the utic~tftiiht of tyL, xokia- 'e r cnipaced %with fte caytetliet chitsves, ?? iq IllinerdbIig.'' I mnerely se.ated the ?? on tho authority A )c ...

... The following appeared in i. portion of our impression of yesterday VE515.&1LUS, July 10, Evening.-In to-day's sitting of the National Assembly, the debate Cn the tax upon baii- ness transactions was reseumed. M. Gasloud introducod a counter measure, proposing an additional 60 centimes to the existing tax on licenses, an addition of 10 centianes to tho door and window tax, and an addition of ...

... I Yesterday, a breach of promise of marriage, in which the lady is between 50 and 60 years old was o the subject of a law suit before Mr Justice irettW at Carlisle Asies . The plaintiff is Mrs Jane a Hope, widow, of Wath; and the defendant is Mr IC( Joseph Watson, landlord of the Wath Brow Top X public house. The promise was not denied, but-it was pleaded that the plaintiff had subsequently ...

... I ?? =_ _ O W | ATIR. EDGAR BOWVRING AND HIS PENSION.I In the House of Commons on Monday Colonel NORTU| said that in consequence of the question of which he had given notice, and the explitaation which had been given by the hon. member for Exeter in his absence on Thursday last, he would ask the indulgence of the Housec while ho made a few remarks before putting the question to the Chancellor ...

... I H[OW Tb MAKE £1,000 A YEAR. The Court of Exchequer was engaged on Tuesday and Wednesday in trying the ease of Fielding v. Rankin, which wass an action for libel published by the defendant I of the plaintiff. The Attorney-General, Mr. Hawkins, Q.C., the Hon. Chandos Loigh, and Mr. Maorae Moir f were counsel for the plaintiff; Mr. Digby Seymour, Q.C., I and Mr. Lucius Kelly appeared for 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 ...

... A fine manly young fellow, says the Scotsman, Donald Sime, from Konrnore, in Perthshire, had gone to Aberdeen University, as many south couutrymeu do, carried off the first bursary, a well as many prizes, and finished his four years there in April last. Bent on fame and fortune, he went up the other day to try his mettle at Oxford. Poor fellow, he nearly missed his chance. He got wrong ...

... To the Editor of the SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS. I SIB.—In your columns of the 17th instant, I find, in connection with the Neath Sewers Committee, that the Road Surveyor haø reported a statement to the effect that the plan prepared at the instance of the owners of cot- tages at Penydre, Neath, was found incorrect as to levels, a statement which I openly contradict, being the con- structor of the ...