... MONDAY-MORIZ'Gj'T. 9. 1 Our invaders haveo'h4 another SUMOSC. bin Saturdav they -Sttoed the ?? .Gn .saturclay tnay- ?? Army ?? Baftiersevere fight, succeeded in dislodging lti; t ThE ?? where of opinion, however, that thei aucces would have been fatal to the invaders' them>- selves had they been ?? in actual warfare. Mr Arthur Kinnairdhas iabeen presenting an address to PrinxcO Bmnar&ek at ...

... ,4,4tjbg§ p,(t.d ! lqt ?? T'- . . ANA:LS 1AGAIN 1-THE ALNSt, WTELL IN THE.GBEENV ?? Glasgow, 5th September, 1872. P' SIic,-_Tosands of my. ?? ivil learn i'a with a pang of regret- that tke, Arns' Well in the1 u Green is among the. thing that weiieZ'gone, shli a terated I An ascient'and famailnir 'hudmark, dear .q to the hearts of rll true son es oQlasgoW, has been' 'f stamped .ut-and tlat ...

... EXTROACTS FROM --P-UNCH. . -PRIeS RIDDdE,- Why would a novel writeh by Charles Read hnnd aiy other fellaw be like pitch-?- Because it-would be Bi-Bunmen. -- PnmAN SPmAKIMG;-Aunt- Wellb~by, can you 1 a-pebk more diseinctly than when we last met ? I Elder:JBrother- 0, yes, indeed, aunt l ?? can call atsiade as ade/ I . ?? - I Smescx IT SwoN.-The W5aethert his year was verysuttible to ...

... .BCOLBSIA§TXAL . THE VACANCY IN GRmENOCRn IDE GAELIC. CHlog '-We understand- that the- Rev.-- Dr Nelsdn, one of the oomnmissioners appointed to submit the call of this congregation to the Rev. Mr Kennedy of Dingwvall; hets- received a letter from that gentleman infornmng- bimi that he intends to deoline 'be call. Mr Ioniiedy' writes to save the omrnmissioners the expense of personally ?? on ...

... In tIVINGSTONE AN)D MR. STANLEY. tey has received a letter from a gentleman at zanzir - S.o 'uing him particulars of the expedition which hzieard ed to Dr Livingstone before leaving that hunication is dated the 22nd July, and plae. The COtOL is that the expedition was met half- the substance of B* the 6th of July. The goods were way to Unyanyembnee. onserted. Mr. Stanloy says that all safe ...

... BRECON. ARCHAEOLOGICAL MUSEUM.—This museum, which was held at the Shirehall, closed on the 3rd instant, when the curiosities were removed. SCHOOL BOARD MEETING.—A meeting of this body was held at the Town-hall, on Tuesday evening. There were present Mr. Mordecai Jones, in the chair, the Revs. Herbert Williams, R. B. Edwards, David Price, and Messrs. James Williams, W. M. Brien, John Prothero, ...

... HER MAJESTY'S JOURNEY TO DCNROBIN. The Queen, on arriving at Ballater, was received by a guard of honour of the 91 st (Princess Louise) High- landers. On passing to the train her Majesty graciously received the Marquis of Huntley. Mr. McKensie, of Kintail, and two merchants of Madras, who, resplen- dent in jewels and silks, occupied the platform. At Aberdeen, which was reached at 11.30, an ...

... Correspondents are requested t. write concisely and legibly on one side of the paper enly. T. ensure Insertion, news should reacn the office .f this journal en the eyeninjr of tha day which the incidents occur. ...

... Our ecclesiastical daily con temporary ye«teXr po- lished an inflated but somewhat't.rr.-th- o ...

... Yesterday the election of members for the Routh Local Board of Health was completed, by tho counting of the To ting papers which had been collected on the previous day. The contest, it will be seen, resulted ill the le-cisction of the retiring members; but that there was some justification for the candidature of the three gentlemen wtio opposeji them appears from the sup- port they received. ...

... I/IBSRALTTV OS AN IxctJimftST.—A correspondent us the .following from the GoJevrd .-—On the 10th dav this month the funeral of Robert place at Llanrug, a parish about four miles distant 'RO-N Carnarvon. On reachisig the churchyard, the Rev P,T B. Williams, AGI^NDSON of the OM WELSH commentator 0^ t ie Bibie, sent the clerK to •ENTIRE if the Rev. J«HN Jones, the minister of Llanrug, was ...

... At the Mansion House ntgf were brought up and Hannah Wilton, 20, custo(jy Gf Baxter before Mr. Alderman LasK, witll unlawfully Hunt, a City detective, o{ England note, having in their ex-Emperor of the the property of ^0U1? F gtolen from his premises French, the same having been^ at Chislehurst, on tn the prisoaers were re- At tbe request of QVal to Sidcup. manded in custody tor ...