... Eara.I inteitigence. I ROYAL INerTI'TUTION..On Saturday Mr. R. M. Craven will conclude his lecture on the Jaws and XUDDEt DzATr.-Oa Saturday Rmight Martha Clarkksci, 40 yesrs cld$ wife of John Clarkslott s rgar bo~iler, l;2, Reformi-streeb, after retiring t ?? complained of a pain ia her bireast, and sle died the following morning. CIuLhDRREN BITT9N BY DOGS.-OKD Mouday Ads B ciitt, ...

... CONVOOATION OF QANTERBURY. nho Convocation of Canterbury reassembled yesterday atlf1 o'clock. UIPPER HOUSE. The Upper B oused over which the ?? eS Canterbury eresided, did not mecet for b noesstilthreeot look,a hen tho i'rolociatdr aispesard with his assessors uan presented rosolutions vwibishiald boon adopted by the Lowot~ouso, esmongt thorn ooe treuesting their LIordaps to butcn hotu the ...

... The weekly meeting of this Board was held on Satur- day, Mr Clark in the chair. There were present—the Rev. John Griffith (rector), D. E. Williams, Jenkin Rhys, Wm. Williams, D. Davies, B. Kirkhouse, W. Charles. D. P. Davies, Jenkin Matthews, G. Watson, Aaron Davies, I. Jenkins, Thomas Williams, W. Gould. Rees Lewis. J. W. James, R Griffith, R Williams, D. Watkins, Morgan Morgans, H. Powell, J ...

... /tffcOM OUR LON COR RESPONDENT fr'••••:•! oc Mr. Fawcetfc warn lii;r. ,'ilc jip'aks ml!, w;-i, c:: un,» V. pMnt. But he -xn,,r3 the won't tell rt a niefctln« or on the jfcnstings, ar-d mij' t b- pardoned there, but are .quite iiinpp'op!i:tt? in to-. Ii-)u ...

... THERE seems to be some prospect that cre- mation will becomo popular in the next generation. At the Cambridge University Union, on Tuesday night, the members, consisting of graduates in the various colleges, adopted a motion in favour of the introduction of cremation into England by a majority of 101 votes to 42. It is evident, therefore, that among the alumni of that ancient seat of learning, ...

... THE ROYAL ACADEMY BANQUET. The usual banquet was given on Saturday evening by the President and Council of the Royal Academy to a distinguished company. The Prince of Wales, the Duke of Cambridge, tho Prince Christian, the Archbishop of Canterbury, most of the members of the Cabinet and a very largo circle of artistic and political notabilities were present. The President of the Royal Academy, ...

... WIAIAt TOWN corrm The ?? quarterly -sting ?? this bU aa Wednesday afternoon; Alderman 4. Fne= d, irth absence of the Mayor, through Illneup presding tb Town Clerk was also absent through Qllnes-Ouatrly accounts to the following amounts were ordered t paid :-Borough Fund account,, £1,64. 19,. 2d.; Sanitary ac'ount, £1,795. os. Od.; Borough end capital accOant, -3,72. 8S. 8d.; Aildridgo QuarrY ...

... I 4PERIAL PARL1IENT. i . I- ?? - ?? S . k__A_1vVv_ ?? ?? (Rmss ASSOIATION TWAGBRAM.) D1OUSE OF LOlfD)S.--TIIUISSDAY. The Lord Chancellor took his seat at five n- o'clock. f a, T1HU E1NDOWED SCHOOLS COMUISSIONERS f by Lerrd IEAUOCAM? brought up a message frorn the Crown, ?? that in conformity with the desire of their hrdsu4ips, her Mtjcsty would with bold her assent from the two schemes of the ...

... (By PnVAmv TEHoalrn.) LoNDoN, Thursday Night. The respective dissertations upon literature delivered by Lord Coleridge and Mr. Lowe cannot be regarded as more valuable specimens of criticism than might be heard at various Meochanics' Institates throughout the country. The silver-tongued descendant of the author of 'Remorse is more valuble than profound, and his flights of opinion generally on ...

... IMPEF~iAL PARLIAMENT I - - I hO0USE OF LOIIDS-TaunsuaY, May 7. la The LORD CHANCELLOR took his scat on the sin Woolsack at 5 o'clock. b s3ETTING BILL. tin The Earl of MORLEY, in nos-ing the second' i rea-ding,ofthisbill~statedthatitha~d passed theother an House of Parliament without opposition, and thatit whbile extending the Engliqh'Betting Bill toScotland,{ be] it also remedied certain ...

... TREDEGAR BEDWELLTY SCll OL BOARD ELECTION. In conse- quence of the triennial election of the School B^ard of this parish being appointed to take place on the 21st instant, the Dissenters of the parish are mustering t.ieir forces to secure a majority, if possible, on the Board. A meeting for that purpose was held last week, and another last Wednesday, at the Baptist Chapel, Tredegar. l!ev. Mr. ...

... I ' I I I , N1.. Y . ,~1 The following is an epitonae of inn important and eorae- wbat loL Gcodc of regulations .hieh. although approved by the ecretaxy oe State for Warion April 1, 1874, have wijust Oqen i insued to the auxiliary ?? oeers- vil, on appointment, bear the rank of sub-lientensant and reeeive pro- batlonary commreselons until they have attended . two trainings or ispetioos, jihan, ...