... ,, ,~ . ~, . I 1- 5 I . I I S ) ; . ' I' I , I _ -, .. , . . ! ' I 'At a' moetiing of ?? nrt'6ft' Co~1o'n Counmi A -yesterday, at. which ?? MAYOn prehidedl t6e free W , doin of.s the Cityof Lobdon ,in a gold, baxof the value o career and ec et serb s ?? b 11 rc_ nsur- , udia d bis rdwil~t tliic ceasful mission tokthb ?? Cdh~f'0f'Ric, le34tin~'0'itl*r 'o total abalitios' o'f tbeslave tra de ...

... GENERAL FOREIGN NEIWS. (tSBUG:R U=S'S A.GPNCY.) THE GERMAN SQUADRON. tIEJL, JULY 30. The Germnan Squadiop, wbich bas arrived here from the Isle of Wight, will proceed to Daptzio for artillery practice. The new squadion destined for the Spanish waters will, it is stated, also include the gunboats Nautilus and Albatross, ELECTION IN FRANCE. PARIS, JoaY 30. M. Sonard, an advocate, who was ...

... ?? ?? - - t -g rtign bittligna. ,:?Yjja coml THE MI1NISTERIAL CRISIS IN FRANCE. have MESSAGE 0Or MARSHAL MJACMAHON. seI VEIISAILLES, Jul~y9, Eveninig. dilng The following Message fronm Marshal 'MacMa1icil was founil read to-day in the. \ational Assemnblvy been Al Wher, by the law of thle 20th of Novembers forue so- ath livered the Excecutive power into my hands fror yeoen sof it years, you, by ...

... RAILWAY ACOIDENT {&ND LOSS OF LIFE AT PONTYPOOL. A disastrous collision, unfortunately attended with the death of one man and with very serious injuries to another, occurred at Pontypool about a quarter to four o'clock on Saturday afternoon. The scene of the disaster was at the mouth of a tunnel tnder the Brecon and Newport Canal, near the Lower Mill, at Pontymo)l, about half a mile from the ...

... B3RISTOL COUNCIL MEETING. A special meeting of the Council was held on Tuesday, the Mayer (Mr. Alderman Barnes) in the chair. There was a umerous attendance of Councillors. The Finance Com- mittee recommended that the coal underlying the site of the Bodminstor police stationad so much of the publio read loading therefroml. to the dock cstate as in within th limits of the ancient city, shoulld ...

... Y CHWARBTEROLION. Diaiu ned yd ye ynd.ai gfeitiorn ppayu maeddw m- aq yndywyeyd&ai esun lgagelln 0. IenydtiveLeL-dor. n eithiog a ahyfoethog ein eymnlydoion y Saeon iyn ch sefyll yn uwoh o ran gwir allu a thalent na. Chwaiter- yn olion. Yn y rjhaai hy, yr ydys yp ceel cynnyrchion ra mwyaf aeddfed a chnetbedig.ewh lathrawou glluo* a y dysgedicaf -r bob pwngco fewn holl gyich gwybaodath ad ...

... YMGAIS AT WNEIUTHIUR YMOSODIAD AR UN 0 ARWEIN- YDDION YR UNDEB. 0 Nos Sadwru diweddaf, gwnaed ymgais at wneue. I thur yiosodiad ar Mr. Lewis, un o arweinydd. I ion Undeb Gweithwyr Alcan ?? Cymru. Arwyr yr ymgyreb, fel yr hysbysir, ydoedd gwragedd gweithwyr alcan Cwmbwrla, dialgar. [ wah pa rai a ymddyrehafodd i bitch lled uche4 i wrth weled yr yrmgais ag oedd yn cael ei wuea. thur gan yr ...

... GENEDIGAEITPAU. LOYDl-Gorphenaf 5ed, priod Mr. John Lloyd, 15, Richmond Terrace, Liverpool, ar fab. PeiaaxpLa-M ehejfn °3amn, priod Mr. Isaac Phillips, Mill- wright, Cser, sr ferch. .PRIODASAU. HUoGxsrTONES-Gorphensf 4ydd, yn nghapel y Methodist- iaid CalftnaiddAbergele, gan y Parch. W. Roberts, Mr. John Hughes, Ty'n y neat. & Miss Alizabeth Jones, Stryt uchaf, y ddau o blwyI Abergele. HUGMsE ...

... E . : m . ! . I ?? D ' :: R. /0icLW6 SO:RMAAI&DWRAGO IAB. I I . . . . a, I . X .~ I !,iJ UY ?? firfod biyfiddoi ei~ioI' o. a ?? ?? y ?? 'od. yn y; Cleg dyadd Mawrt1, ?? w, bn~os. ddiwoddaf, Tzi absep~awIlb. 14. XV..'.BuIgzs+y fuhes~ 4.s.. ¢,aceiryd4}, y, pwyli! goFcymruieerwy4 y ,daiFrga Davi~d Rser~ts, 5i5e Ya a~rogdiad bljnydd,4 y pwy1)gori floi1Fyferch- id caredigio y ?? parbaus ?? Yn - ...

... - M- GXBEENOcYK, .. . id SaBEr BBArr AT, T ?? .the Poice Court ;yesterdy-lbefore Biffile Wilson-a ?? convicted d bhaingrobbed w'vfsitor ?? silver wath on;.the .fternoon of .Thuksday, d he wam aentenced -to 20 4878' zmgrwo~ment ,'be man who was robbed had left laa$ow to tpape some dtdnken--ompamionfl and, ?? a previous debauch, h id la ?? i&ept in as shed.oa hb'We~ t Breaot M'Leodd was ...

... log - . 1 i Ifer Yesterday afternoon, the Canadian team presented to a congratulatory address to Sir Garnet Wolseley, ich who, in ackn owledging the compliment, said he S, to could never forget the gallantry and devotion to duty displayed by the noble band of Canadians whom he had the bonour of leading over hundreds S of miles of wilderness from Ontario to the Red v1 River, in 1860-men worthy ...

... CORRE&OND~ENE. I .a%, nart' I NG p RGLADbTOf -EWWED PEPU ITATLON. Thursday Evening. ed that the Church Patronage ,gil Wi not be taken till Thursday, thad) S-h comittee be not finished on a ?? sitting will most likely tit O19'03 its concluSiOn. There is an in- pdaotd that r Gladstone's withdrawal from i ?? case of the English Ecolesias- 341la7 have ant effect in shortening the biB ?? in ...