... be DA.ULINGT Ol'T. MR BRUNTON %I H TEu WErT WARD. : Last night a; meetiig wee called by Mr Thomas Branton, wvhen a large number of the burgesse.s of tbe West Ward aosembled in the large hall ag at the Mechnnics' Institute, Slrianergate. Councillor Sw nunoru, who was ennouncsd to e tslke the chair, said he presided at Mr Brunton'sI re request, and be might possibly do the snme for is, the other ...

... I learn on good authority that Mr. Maùte. inventor of the steam type-conposiag machine, has offered to set the type for all the different editions of the new Wesleyan hymn-book by his machines free of charge. Whoever may undertake to print them will have the use of his men and machines free on their own premises. I under- stand that the offer is equal to a gift of jE200, but it may not cost M. ...

... MILFORD DOCKS. MEETING AT HAVERFORDWEST. A meeting of the promoters of these docks was held at the Shire-hall, Haverfordwest, on Monday afternoon, when, although it was called without any public ad- vertisement ot any kind, several of the professional men and leading tradesmen of the town were present, as well as some of the leading men of the town 81 Milford. The meeting was presided over by ...

... BREAKFAST. —EIPS'S COCOA.—GRATEFUL AWD COM. POETnca.— By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful application of the fine properties of well-selected cocoa, Mr. Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a de icatel; flavoured bevorage'which may save us many heavy doctors' hills. It is by the judicious use of such ...

... The London correspondent of the Manchester Evening News says:—It is now fully expected by ltoman Catholic* themselves that unless Lord Camoys and Lord Acton voluntarily withdraw from the Roman Catholic commu- nion they will be called upon to suffer the penalty of excommunication. The following resolutions were passed at a meeting of the Catholic Union, in London, under the chairmanship of Lord ...

... THE REPUTED NANA SAHIB. The Indian papers of the 2fit'4 ult. contnin |iartien];irs the arrest of the man supposed to be Nana Sahib. Aecenliup to the Times of India, Nana Sahib states that lie hid within ten miles of CawnllOre for three months after he was defeated by Havelock on the 17th, of July, 1857. Thence lIe went to the Bhootan jungles, where he re- mained iu hiding for seven years. He ...

... F.b~d LAST ~Iern~uS a~z~T~il. 1 rntODmW!3 J~2HLOND4E . ?? . Csednogs, JOSEP 1 J o1Sb, l e1abyi g ,ild ~ ds e Victualler, Nov. Xi, at . 111Ver, H~u iALOII, 14ttlTOWer41t4 Saw~~I~ o~a RAT, DAVID and Gzoso* Wxr23l, is inerallants, Dee, 8, at 12. Dec, at I~ orse, WEnn IOD, Bo rir ord, , (TO nUDR a .AT Tnsa R OT1V DJ ? AIVIT03t, OZOGS, and W nLIA VANs, S ivepool, Toilsicn =n- el2Ofts, Nov. 80, at 2 ...

... I ' THE SH0O BOARD FOR LONDON. Yesterday the weekly ublic mleeting of the ncmbernimof thi Board as hl t their ofces, Themes e Emlainnmeot; 81r: 0nai~n 3mm, Chairmae of the a lBoard, presidedt COL ?? *1a xao The CR A , in answer to questlons, tated that the decision to adjourn for sx monens the debate on tho ter-a ?? ?? of the Miller'-lano School, in Lambeth, (ld not sh utout any member from ...

... The following letter from Lord Camoys is pubbled 1h the T'imes:- Tenley-on-Thames, Novembner 13, Dear Mr. Gladstone,-In your 'Expostalation' o have appealed to those English o1 ...

... WOLVERHANIPTON AND SOUTH STFFO1.DSIIllE_ _HAR[DWVARIES. | VoLVERkIAlPT0oN, Tuesday.-The advance in the price of copper aud brasb has becn followed by proportionately increased quotations for finished ...

... NOTIQICS TO CORRIESPONDIN'lXS. iP !LetterS b tuto tO1 'molitsiasoa rust be accepsasird bg the namr- and dts't-as of thes tel'-r, not aeec'ssarsy for vuaticateonm, bit for thie insorsi ...

... FBID4Y, NOVEMBER 20, 1874jt AL:Lohdon steamer, whilhi lofii gade Saturday lastrfor Malta, laden with coal, AfI P 4 A+t t~l ;A; 1hn ^ ?? came into collision in ?? Channel' with a smack from Gloucester. ...