... 'DI~~fR1CfJ:N ~J~LL~N'A .II j A un mdneeting o iba'offa ?? ed union- * l~ 5~;70 ?? r4osldexk~Y, of .MrBsW. ?? ~r t ho 4' jfbr t Eli~ to its ~ 4~ i~os~~nd rtmoo cter pqdn~1.tnj)yip:~I(f~ 444i9 av enoll i M to t~,IQ ?? ~ iiD W~YP9 sation agonorablinonwi oxpriiW 4 ?? ?? ~ ~ pdty 'VOU1,v MWIngo lh i;. Ar * tio ~ ~ ~ d ,,phi NY 0IIIQK9 bo(W o rivh 'tho'aaii 1~t lo*tt x'rob ?? ?? Ior~p and ct fon ...

... Miss Emily Faithfull has written the following letter, which appeared in the Times of yesterday:- Sir,-You Eave never failed to help the various practical schemes I have been able from time to time to bring before your readers. May I ask you on this occasion to lot nme say a few needed words of warning in your far-reaching columns? During the last month readers of the law reports in the ...

... THE DESPERATE TPOAOQGl AY'} ,FBAY 2EA 'am EO'BD ?? ?? Thwa. p' ' ofid 1,1lZN Jr yf ...

... ll HE NEW MEMBERS OF THlE HOUSE oF COMMONS. ?? IallsY.) ibe following awe brief biographimal notices of 8owiC of the new members of Parliament, compiled 6i01ly frcm Walford's Coulnty Families, Burke's 'Ikeerage and Baonetage, Doti's Peerage, iind Debrett's Judicial Bench, with an occl sivnel dip into Men of the Time Bart's Army List and Baird School Board :- NmVmla. -Mr. ...

... SECOND ) ED) NTIO. WESTERBN NAiL OvnIOs, 4.30 A.M. V ?? 0 (REUTE;R's TELEGPR.AM.) o FRAI CE. n V1'atSAMLLFS MARciH 20.-The Duc de t] Broglie was examined to-day by the Cor- a nlittee on the prolongation of the present term of the municipl countcils. He clared z that the Bill submitted to the committee 't -was absolutely necessary, as the powers of g the present councils expired on the 30thO d ...

... I II x v S A{A A % A AS A A A _ _.A ?? ,U U~N.D. .8. AAd.P A _ . JW ot TIUE ELECTION OP PROOTO1?S Flo. 2THE DIOCESE OF LLANDAF P. TO THE EDrrOB OF TWIE S wEsr& mA m. SIT')-It is not any intention to enter into a atews- r- plaper controversy with the Rector of Merthyr, I of but where' facts are incorrectly stated and it is in At, my power to give accurate information, it is per- ?? haps ...

... t^ricce Artunr who IB Vi8,ting Prince Leopold at P^ora, on Sa ar Bt ftt the Bodlean library other objects of afterwiT .diversity. The £ ev. H.O.Coxe, librarian, had the honor entertaining the R0? JLB atte»i°nclleori- ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. COUNTERFEIT SOVEREIGNS.—We beg to call the attention of the public to the fact that there are now in circulation a large number of counterfeit sovereigns made of platinum, valued about seven shillings. They bear the effigy of the Queen on one side, and the shield on the other, and the milling is quite perfect. They are dated 1856, but look new, and we regret to say, cor- ...

... WEDNESDAY, March llth.-(Bcfore A, De Rutsen, Esq.) SQUABBLING WOMEN.—Johanna Moriarty, married, was summaned for having assaulted Martha Barry, a. widow residing at Dowlais. This affair took place in the shop of Mr John Davie3, grocer, Caeharris, where the women happened to meet-each on business of her own. Mrs Moriarty at once axed the other party for payment of a debt of Is 3d due for some ...

... REPEAL OF THE RAILWAY PASSENGER DUTY. A large meeting of railway directors, shareholders, and officials met, on Monday, at the Cannon-street Hotel, for the purpose of conferring as to presenting a memorial to the Chancellor of the Exchequer. Sir Antonio Brady, having been moved to tha chair, said the gentlemen who had joined the agita- tion represented property to the amount of £ 5,000,000. ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.—THURSDAY. The first Hession of the Ninth Parliament of the Queen was opened by Commission, and the proceedings ere of the merely formal character usual upon such occasions. There were some ladies upon the back benches on the Opposition side of the House, and some in the Strangers' Gallery and there was a small attendance of Peers, including Lord Selborne, the Bishop of ...

... SRRIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A TRADES- MAN AT NEWPORT. A master painter and sign vvriccr at Newport, named Joseph Shewring, was apprehended yesterday on a charge of stealing ,1G8 cigars from tlio resturant of Messrs. Ewins and tons, Commercial-street. The pri- soner had been engaged to do certain work for Messrs. Ewins, which, although i'« was uiulerstwod to be com- pleted, gave prisoner an ...