... A BOY WORRIED BY A MASTIFF AT I ?? ~ ~ 1, ~ WALS HLL. On Wednesday evening, a eon ofMrW.H mduignan solicitor, WaDsall was very seriously in- ?? by mastif beogn ohsfte. The ?? egd' etwen ineandten Vears- vfather's resldenc6, Rushall sal, as he had done means or otli'r; drew' blhood f'rhom the bac'kb aofhi head, andrl apparently rendered vicilous by ohe taste of hed bisloodfat once began to wor ...

... [ CHUJRCE[ WORRK IN SOUTH WALES . . . A a - ff Some exceedingly intereeting returns of P parochial work at Swansea, Cardiff, and Car- it maithen, in connection with the Church of vi England, have just been issued. Their pub- a] lication ?? at this time is exceedingly oppor- Ce tune in view of the campaign which the a6 zealots of the IAberation Society are prepar- 02 ing for the autumn.i They ...

... sou ane WSTERN MAIL OFFIO;I, .30 A. pir (nwrE ?? TEGLtAMS.) pre dex LETTER FROM MARSHAL BAZAIN. CO PABIS, AUovST 18.-A priva~te letter ewritten by Maralisa Bazaine is published to- u isight by the Umivera,} iu which he states that h sifter taking the necessa ry amount of repose. Wo he will probably go to England. tab Thi THE CARLIST WAR. me PARIS, AUGUST 19, EVFENLG.-AdCOrding cee, to a ...

... FRIENDLY SODIRTY'S DISPUTE ATI CARDIFPF. At the Cardiff police-oourt, yesterday, Willim Burke, the neoretary to the Hibernian Friendly SD eisty, appeared before Alderman P-Ide and Mr. Bird in answer to a summons charging the offioers of the society with illegally ecoluding Edward White from the benefits of the association. Mr. D. Blelloch, who eppoared for the complaln- ant, said that this was ...

... I _ : I - :- - -. - :- .2IND Y CHIPrQJZ. - Y ro TOTE r mDITOB O9 THE WHETXEN NssAZI b ?? you pormit a constant reader of your p vsper'to say a fow words Ina behalf' of' eS. Mary's 'na Church, Tenby. Ono so ofton hears blittr words o ag its weeling taunts uttered against it and its worthy D iccumbonb who ought bc rocolva commendation o bsl nnd re~pects, lccple from their own ?? nro s L ...

... BRIDGE ND SCHOOL BOARD. 'The first meeting. of the newly-elected school boaed for the united dpistriot of Bridgend-which comprises thi6 hamlets. of Newcastle Lover and ICoity Lower'- was heldon Thursday, the whole of the 'members being present. The Ven. Archdeacon of LUandeff, Rev. F. W., dmondes, Rev. T. Caole, Messrs. T. Sickwood, R. P. Price, Bobt 'Lyahoyn, and J. W. Robertb. M. Cox, the ?? ...

... , ?? the hi- ?? Ex~OtISIbON To 1,rnAvojh)E,_l Monday next tho saloon. etenmor Lady Mary willleavo Cardiff ik for Ilfracomnbe for the 6onvoyanceo f exourfiionistii. flU Th et~amr Will alet3 Call at LWeetoni' and Lye- to ~month, 1very Provliflof will, aaunual, homae M d lot hecalortof the poaerifgere, tnd the pesre' d efo the-ccnrt~ VIl-aoehnodb tho at ?? 'wk goied band. A the p ?? yes- aon ...

... THE EXEOUTION AT USE. Before these lines. are well before the . . public, JaMEs HENRY GIBBs will have paid aw the last penalty of the law for the murderof let his wife at St. Mellons. It is one of the th( *peculiar characteriatics of men like Grass Oh that they are utterly unable to understand me (WI the proportion of the crimes they have core- mitted. They envelop themselves in an at- t ...

... I RAILWAY INTELLIGENCET LONDON AND NOWTH WESTERN. pI d 1,180 The ordinary half.yearly general meeting of thin 06 company was hold or, Saturday afternoon at the fil ot I Iueton, Station, Mir 11, Moan, oharman. step The repost for the half -year stated that the not poi proceeds. were £1,200,441, and. tho diaposablO party. balanseewval £1,321,050, out of 'Whiehbit Wam roeom. Colli mended toi pay ...

... IOWA A CHILDREN'S FLOWER SHOW THE love of flowers is a beautiful and humanising sentiment, and all must rejoice that the taste for floriculture is so rapidly spreading; and is meeting with so much encouragement. In the rural districts there is little need of organisation or artificial inducement; but in the narrow streets and bye-ways of London where there are no gardens, and where there is ...

... T ?? ?? -?7 I , r I .? ?A - E ST. ?W E NK, SC. .1 . , , : ; - . . , , , - -- 7 '.ei'.er's T. Z ,ma. ?? 50 i .I{SHAL MACALTION'S TOUR. BR-EST, AUGUST 21, Marshal. Mac)iahon arrived here at midnight, and wau ra0ceived by the Minister of Marine and the Aitborities. At large crowd assembled to ivelcome hinm . The town was illuminated. *He alighted. at the Maritime Prefecture. This morn- ing he ...

... GREAT NORTHEIN RAILWVAY COMPANY. The half-yearly meceting of the proprietors of this com- pany was held n1 Saturday, at the Ki;I3gs Cross Station Colonel the Hou. 0. Du:ncombe in the chair. The report -showed tleat rho gross i ecbipte for the half- year wore £1,315,S7'72. . OI., d:s l'aiinst .l2t,1'3. I~s. 1d. for the corrosponidmg half of 73, showving n in- crease of £'22,918. tS3. ]Od., ...