... ATTEMPTED CLKRICAL FJJAUD AT R, • R BRECON. Considerable indignatIOD IS FDT BY A NUMBER OF PROTes- nt Churchmen I IN consequence of a notice JHIEH was recentiy ISSUED, PROfES8EDLY TO the clergy d laity, to mde o to discuss the rubrics, but anotice was & e la.ity in such an indefinite incomplete form as> J.^ve them in the dark as to time and PLACE I'HE effect of this little '^GE has been a DEC ...

... The Election of Lord Rector of Edinburgli University took place on Saturday morning. The candidates were Lord Derby and Mr. Lyon Playfair, M.P. The contest was purely political. The numbers were declared as iollows:- 770 Mr. Playfair .1. 583 Majority 187 A procession of students paraded the city after the elec- tion. ...

... OUTBREAK OF FEVER AT LLANDAFF YARD. SANITARY CONDITION OF PORTHKEKRY, PENMARK, ROOSI, &c. The monthly meeting of this committee was held on Saturday, the Rev. H. P. Lee in the chair. There were also present—Mr G. Phillips, Mr C. W. David, Mr J. Evans, Mr F. Wride, Mr T. Tinker, Mr C. French, Mr P. Jones, Mr L. Thomas, Mr D. Morgan, Mr R. Rich- ards, Mr T. Williams, Mr T. Bassett, Mr E. M. ...

... FROM OUR .LONDON, SATURDAY FT, Somebody has been trying to hoax t e sain. This time an announcement 0 Queen's death was reported. Great seems to have been caused in square but the Times has been too often -ft,! publish such an announcement without 1 4 t and inquiry revealed the untruth of the1 co^n y cation BO the Times this morning pubus is ...

... ACCEPTANCE OF THE REDUCTION AT DUWLAIS. THE CONDITION OF TRADE. [FROM OUR SPECIAL COKRESPONDEKT]. MERTHYR, SUNDAY. Yesterday was a day of considerable excitement in the neighbourhood of the various ironworks, in consequence of the expiration of the notices which had been given for a further reduction in wages, and the determination ex- pressed by the men at different places to give up work ...

... Lord Camoys has sent the following letter for publica- tion Henley-on-Thames, Nov. 13. Dear Mr. Gladstone,-In your Expostulation'you have appealed to those English Roman Catholics who concur the views you have therein expressed. As I am one of those who so concur, I am bound to say so. No one is more entitled than yourself to an expression of conlidence from tbose who have benefited by the ...

... THE INCORPORATION SCHEME AT MERTHYR. This movement seems to he progressing and gaining favour among the inhabitants, except these who deter- mined from the first to oppose it. A crowded and most enthusiastic meeting was held on Friday night at the Bush Hotel, at which an executive committee was appointed, aud various plans made for promoting the undertaking. Meetings are to be held in various ...

... P1 oposed to cormtruct a railway up SNOW UU OL* L^AN of the liigo line in Switzerland. ...

... '&»■ ^EAU FOREST colliers and miners have s uc C wor NST the proposed reduction OF wages. ...

... On Saturday a serious accident took place on the Morn- ingside branch of the North British Railway. About a mile from Bathgate the points at a siding appear to have been left open by the pointsman, and a passenger train ran into the siding, ooming into violent collision with a number of waggons loaded with wood. Seven persons were injured, including the guard of the passenger train; one woman ...

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... BONAPARTIST FE-RE AT CHISEL- HURST. DEN, FETE at Chiselhurst yesterday was unmarked by any °NStration, but a large number of congratulatory ANJ Were received. The Empress, Prince Imperial, K. E household, attended mass. All the floralI offerings I&ED placed on and around the tomb of *poleon. ...