... THE EIGH PRICE OF AIEAT. The agitation In respect of the high price of meat has extended to WillenbaU. On Thursday evening upwards of a thousand residents of this Black Country town assembled In Lower ...

... ALLEGED INTIMIDATION. [Preom the Scutsman.] A meeting, designating itself a meeting of The Trades Council, was held in Edinburgh on Friday night, for the avo ...

... The Standard ?? is in a ratker peculiar position just now. There are four can- didates for its single seat, which is not yet vacant. There appears to be no doubt that Mr. Attorney. General Dowse will succeed to the judgesh-p Ie1si by the late Baron Hughes, but the Govern. mcnt seem resolved to delay the appointment as loug as possible, Two motives may be assigned for their hesitation in this ...

... HOW THE SYMPATHY IS GOT UP. The public have been favoured with a peep behind the scenes of the sympathetic meetings which have been got up in various towns favoured by Mr. Thomas Castro, or the claimant. The summons recently granted egainst Mr. Onslow, M.P., and Mr. Whalley, M.P., at the instance of Mr. Anidjab, a cigar merchant in the Strand, for the recovery of a docu- ment alleged to ...

... MAIMExS' MENAGsBaL.-This splendid collection of wild beasts, believed to be the largest travelling menagerie in the world, is advertised to visit Woodatock on Tuesday next. A procession of carriages, drawn by elephants, camels, dromedaries, zebras, mules, &c., and accom- panied by a Brass Band, is announced to parade the streets at twelve o'clock. The collection contains 16 huge caravans, ...

... ARFON.-Cynhaliwyd, y Cyfarfod Misol hwn yn tr yr Ysgoldy, Llanddeiniolen, dan lywyddiaeth y g. Parch. R. Ellis. Ar ol darllen cofnodau y cyfarfod n blaenorol, ?? fod Mr. J. Davies, Bryn'rodyn, I yn ymadael i gadw ysgol yn Mhencaenewydd, a w rhoddwyd iddo lythyr cyf'wyniad serchus i Gyfarfod Y Misol Lleyn ac Eifionydd. Rhoddwyd caniatad iddo Y yr un pryd i fyned i Arholiad Oymdeithasfaol y n' ? ...

... ~en 9ubb. v~~ =7- I TY Y ARGLWYDDI, Dydd Iau,-Ni bu dim o bwysigrwydd neillduol o dan sy1w Ty yr Arghwyddi ddydd Ian. I ' I . Ty r CYFFREDIN, Dydd Iau-.Rhoddodd Mr. W. Williams rybudd y bydd iddo yn yatod y tymnor nesaf ofyn caniatad i ddwyn mesur i mewn er gwneyd penodiad archwilwyr i gyfrifon yr holl gyiM- deithasau eyhoeddus yn ?? Law. r rence a roddodd rybudd' y bydd iddo yntau gynyg I ...

... ARRIVAL OF TaE LORD LIEUTENANT IN BELFA$ST.I YnESTrnAY, his Excellency Earl Spencer, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, accompanied by the Cou ntess Spencer and a distinguished party, paid his second' public visit to Belfast since his appointment to the Irish Viceroyalty. The visit was looked forward to with great interest by the inhabitants of this town and district, to whom Royal or Viceregal ...

... TYROYE Pf.OTESTANT OPHAPN., SCCIETY. ON Friday, the 2nd inst., the annual mceting of this society (Dungannon ,district) -.was ifelI in the Society fHouse, and though, froul unavoidable causes, several of its -warmest friends were not able to be present, yet, whether as regards the general appearance of the chyldren, numbering tlhrty two, the interesting and practicai address tic]: veredl, and ...

... LOUAL AND GENERAL. L2EDE NATURALIST8'FIELnCLUBANDSgcr.NTIFIC AS0OCIATtON.-The usual cxcursions of this society were aereeably varied on Saturday afternoon by a visit to ,lt=sohirst, flesadingley, the residence of Mr. Washington Teasdale. According to invitation, the members met at I 1casehurst shortly aiter three o'clock. The party included Messrs. T. Dawson (president of the Mechanioq' ...

... CATIIAYS PARK.—AFTER THE SHOW. In a short time but few traces will remain of the visit of the Royal Agricultural Society to Cardiff. In. side the Park the refreshment saloons, shedding, stalls, horse-boxes, &c., have been taken down, and but for the plentiful distribution of sawdust, broken bottles and glasses, and bare patches of ground once covered with grass, there would be little to ...

... THE ILLNESS OF LADY BUTE. We are glad to announce that during the week the Marchioness of Bute has been making steady pro- gress towards recovery. The following satisfactory bulletin was issued by her medical attendant last (Thursday) night :— The Marchioness of Bute has had two good nights, and is progressing very favourably. ...