... THE ALBERT MEDAL, The Queen has been graciously pleased to confer the decoration of the IAlbert Medal of the First Class on each of the undernamed gentlemen, viz :-Mr. Augustus Raymond MIargary, assistant in Her Majesty's consular service in China, and Mr. John Dodd, a British merchant, residing at Ke-lung, Formosa. The following is an account of the services in respoot of which the ...

... -I -- ~ - - -I IMR J. S. EM-H ON THE 5MTERNATIONTAL, he e -~~yofth ne The fecrelary of the Nottingham Branch of the es, International Working Men's Association having U1 forwarded a copy of o paymphlet issued by that LUs branch and entitled The Law of the Revolution, ith . Mii, together swith the programme of m h assoiation, that gentleman replied as fol- Da- r. Avignon, Oet,'14, 1872. to ...

... V SUICIDE BY A LUNATIC. terday a lunatic, named M'Bride, confined in a cell in Belfast, committed suicide by catting his with a razor. ^TJLCIDE BY A POLICE-CONSTABLE. Acting-inspector Ryan, of the Kingstown committed suicide by cutting his throat with a (V STABBING CASE. Saturday night a sailor named McGregor was in Dublin by a man named Regan, who is in The injured man lies in a precarious ...

... SIR JOHN PAKINGTON AND THE TORY PARTY. Sir John Pakington, M.P., speaking at Stourbridge last night, argued that the Conservative party, both in parliament and in the country, was determined to resist revolutionary changes in church and state, were anxious to carry oat all such improvements ae were necessary to render effective the working of the institutions of the country. If, however, those ...

... THE WAGES QUESTION IN THE HOUSE COAL TRADE. CONFERENCE OF OWNERS AND COLLIERS. Although there is every reason to hope and believe that work in the house-coal collieries will not suffer any stoppage, it is probable that a few days' suspension of operations may take place, while the men con- sider the present state of affairs. A month ago they gave notice for an advance, and that notice expires ...

... BOARD OF CONSERVATORS.—An adjourned meeting-was held yesterday (Wednesday), at which there were present, Messrs. W. R. D. Campbell Davys (in the chair) T iK™ ,Phllll £ y,' Hu M°rgan, T. T. Mousley, and J h !ta J he 5:hair;nan offered to put a man to watch the upper portion of the Towy, from near Llan- dovery to its source, during the winter months if the Board agreed to pay the half of the ...

... THE 'iNe7S of this morning contains a report of a speech made by Mr. Froude at New York, and a leading article on it, which we think does less than justice to an eminent man whose countrymen ought not at all events to disparage, even if they do not think it worth while to encourage, his attempts to influence American public opinion in their favour. The matter is very simple, and stands thus. ...

... SECOND EDITION, 2.30 p.m. SPAIN. MADRID, Oct. 29.-In to-day's sitting of the Congress the discussion of the motion for the impeachment of the Sagasta-Moreno Ministry commenced. Sefior Rodriquez supported the motion, and said that the honour of Sefior Sagasta demanded this course, and he added that he could not believe that the Government feared threats. Sefior Zorrilla declared that although ...

... | Ni wnaed un eyfrif o nifer poblogaeth Lloegr I a Chymru sydd yn perthyn i' r gwahanol en- wadau crefyddol er's dros ugain mlynedd. Yn 1851 y gwnaed hyn ddiweddaf. Dangos- odd yr yatadegan a ?? y pryd hwnw i ffurf mor ragprol gan Mr. HORACE MANN fod yr egwyddor wirfoddol wedi gwneyd gwaith . mawr-er fod y drydedd ran o boblogaeth i Lloegr a Chymru yn ymgadw draw yn hollol oddi wrth addoliad ...

... I I . -. [aRmn A01ATZ ?? THE TRIAL OF THE OLAMANT. Notice has been given that the Indictment against the Tiobboane claimant will be set down for the sittings after the next term, which idttings commen ...

... |'1 ?? -1 The masters yesterday afternoon assembled In Wolver- hampton. The ohairman was Mr. E. -Fisher Smith, ihe agent 0i thie Earl of Dudley, and It was largely attende ...

... COUIRT AND FASEION. TUB COURT. BMORAL. COASTLE, OCTOBnm 28-The Hon, Mrs. Ponsonby and the Riitih Hun. W, E. Forster hid the honour of dining with her Majesty on Soiturday, The Queen attended Divine service at Crathie yesterday. The Rev. Dr. Taylor o ciated. The Marquis and Marchioness of Salisbury and family, who have been staying at Cranbourne, re- nove in the course of the present week to ...