... LANDORE. R \TR? VYFRS' Af FETING —A public meeting of the rate- paver^ Landore! Maesydd, ?l'reboeth and neighbour- hood, was held on Thursday, at the Siloh schoolroom, to take into consideration the unsatisfactory state of the neighbourhood in connection with the Swansea Local Board of Health, and also the desirability of bringing for- ward one of the residents of these localities as a ...

... The municipality of Bologna has conferred the freedom^ Sty oI Richard W.gner, the compo.er. Mr Grant Duff, M.P., and Sir John Lubbock, Bart^ M P? hUe arrived at Constantinople. Mr J. Dyce Nicol, M.P., for Kincardineshire, hu steadily improved in health since his visit to Deeside. The Phoenix Oil Mills, at Liverpool, have been destroyed by The Princess Mathilde has met with an accident near St. ...

... Amojg the articles of charge upon which My- Limerick, arraigned the English Government in Ire tfifi was- one which we can admit is entitled to considej; while repudiating the unfair inferences drawn frou1 'pi the partisans of Home Rule. We are told that I'tLji' suffers from an unnatural restriction of the borough chise, the same political evil which brought Fr&P ruin. Mr. Butfs reference was, ...

... BA-NKRU, PTS. Robinson Campbell, late of 36, Bedford-place, §^sell Square, Middlesex-row, Percy-road, Shepherds' retired lieut.-colonel Utep A. Williams, coal merchant, 11, Wrotham-road, J? ^den Town, Middlesex n lejns, coal merchant, 146, Caledonian-road, King's Middlesex TT >J^e Hawkins and George Howe, as Hawkins and w °^ve, haw and Ktvnw merchants, 2, Sarah place,Creek- 11eOad, Deptford, j ...

... The remains of Mr. J. Bruce Pryce were, yesterday interred in the family vault at the graveyard of the parish church of St. Nicholas. The funeral was a private one, and the mourners were strictly confined to the family and relatives of the deceased gentleman but a large number of tenantry of the estate, and an imposing gathering of county magistrates, neighbour- ing landowners, and residents ...

... AN ALABAMA CLAIMANT.—A curious claim connection with the case of the Alabama came before ,y Sorjeant Wheeler on Tuesday, at the Liverpool CoU»Y Court. A sailor, named Alcott, sued the Americau Cons Mr. T. Dudley, to recover £ 10, which he alleged to to him under an agreement in August, 1872, by which was to receive that sum as compensation for detention Liverpool. The plaintiff was detained in ...

... A sided over by his Grace the Duke of Devonshne tho Lord Lieutenant, the Police Comirittee presented a repoit, in ^tuch they referred in condemnatory terms to the con duct of Mr. T. O. Bateman, a magistrate. The noble n ai. °n the wbject of this report, I have to inform ourt ^t after examining the statements referied havinK been forwarded to me by the Police Committee, I thought it my duty to ...

... CARDIGAN. A bAD DISASTER.—Amid a heavy storm on Tuesday night two of the St. DegmelTs fishing-boats were driven 111 the direction of Aberporth, whilst out after herrings. One landed safely, but the other was wrecked five of the crew were drowned, the other two were saved. The men lost are James Llewellyn, Jno. Morgan, John Davy, 1 homas Lewis, and another, whose name we cannot as- certain. ...

... opJles01onth?SlS: 'f101 Portll. V'of'S* Alexander M'lntoch § er' fl0m the orchal ulet^l and Sheriff BarcKv !mer' Gallowmuir, For.-a' » fine of 3s., or suh' v+i611^^enced him 011 Tuesday to V rn,T^ er three days' imprisonment. POOL JlKRau^E 7 Forgeiiy AGAINST A day morning W i? the LiverP°o1 Police-court on of Livernonl a? :ai^ Anderson, provision iner^lj on reimn'i ,nc^ester, Greenock, and ...

... [BY TELEGRAM.] The Conference was resumed at Walsall yesterday, Mr. Halliday presiding. The next Conference was fixed to open at Newport, Monmouthshire, on the first Tuesday in April next. The retiring president, vice- president, treasurer, and secretary, were re-appointed. Thanks were voted to the Press of the United Kingdom for their aid in getting the Mines Inspection Act passed, and ...

... The annual report of the Inspectors of Mines, re- stat/nf^n6'1, glVf for observing the of commi coalPr?ducig industry at the time and re £ rnkHCmS imProved system of inspection mcreaSL vf' v entity of the product has been that in ls7j ttf yettr' auc* t^le inspectors cumpute in Great BHtSn^rr 117'489^.l tons of coal raised a vear The a ai £ est quantity ever vet raised in ronTandone 0fUthn. ...

... The Morning Advertiser says:-An extraordinary c«ft« of assault is reported from Wellesbourn, near Warwick. the parties concerned being Lord Conyers, a Mr. rick Liebart, a young 17. connected with a wealthy local family, or». Mr. Edward Tuck- well. It appears that a dispute had arisen about a crickei ground rented by Lord Conyers from Major Granvill and for some time past there has been ...