... UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF WALTS. The following scholM'shipa &nd exhibitiaM v ...

... FOR WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 2. ltffl). UH' increase. uec. Taff Vale 9,826 9,420 91 Penarth Harbour, Ac. 2,257 1,803 4i8.. Rhymnev 2,698 2,320 Midland 120,074 118,372 1,702 Pembroke and Tenby 609 586 77 Great Western aS2.. Great Eastern — 764.. North British „ — —! 1,610 Great Northern — — North Eastern .» — 8,181 I ancasbire & Yorkshire — Cambrian — 1. Mltropolitan District — 4.5.. Chatham. — ],7U ...

... The Rev. D. Morris, Protestant Chaplain of the Liver- pool Borough Gaol, reports a remarkable decrease in the number of juvenile prisoners, which he attributes tQ the action of the School Board. The reverend gentleman remarks that nearly all the children of school age who I copae under his care have never attended schcoL • ...

... Millard1# Toihst REQursraa are .eelebrate-i for their great purity sni daliaacy øt joanuiactur^. cherry Tooth Psete, }s per pot, uii equal'ed for preserving od beautifying the tectli a no gums. Invisible Face powd,er} packets Bd, boxes' puff, Is and 2s each; Iminenxly fragrant: imparts a; lovely bloom to the oom- plexion. Bighly-scented Vloløt Fcoder, 4d packets, 6d and Is I inN-alualAefor ...

... Oia^gow, vU Ingle- p. m.la. B& ifti.fp'. ra. p. m. p, AJ a.ta. I J f* 16 -M 5 Eoiiiburgh do 4 20; 30; „ »» lo via'-YioMt.. « ifl» 'Jii-Ot. ail tii t ju-8 1 s- • HI 55 •••••• *iW ?**■ •• I |;W*hetaai4.a,i.i,. r ...

... LORD DERBY ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS. WITHDRAWAL OF THE FUGITIVE SLAVE CIRCULAR. THE DIFFICULTY WITH CHINA, (SPECIAL TELEGRAM vtoit oca LIVKRPOOL BKPORTEB.) OnThursday evening,;Lieuceiiai.t-Coloneliiteble( of Liverpool) and Mrs Steble entertained the Earl and Countess of Derby tt. and banquet in the Town Hall. At the conclusion of the proceedings at the banquet a ball was given. Amongst Chose who ...

... THE, ARMAGH_ELEOTION. st Armagh took place on Monday. Cffpt. MrPf Hardy, wf, r»ulW bv tbe roughs. Mort busmwrplaces wwe closed. At 5. M.Wk there was intense excitement.. Crowds eurrounded [S^ourt-Hotise, and the PQhce formed guard around the Poat-Office. llESlJLT Or THE POLL. Beresford{C) j if ■«; -Kaye (L) Majority for Eeregford i.». 31 ...

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... ,„ FOR THE PAST WEEK. OfMt AP J, i875' 187i. Increase. Dec. 2.528 108,477 4,(61 B^rr^ kJ*and Tenby •• 688 488 93 76 * ...

... The annual show of dogs aud poultry,pigeon* tc. took' place at the market m Neatfa en Thursday, and weather proved unexceptionally fine tbe exhibition wae great success. Upon a small «*le it would be difl^l* d V r » j exnitotKMi of the variant classes entered. I here were ne feWer than 60S entH^ imd the prizes given in money ainouuted ta £ 170 whil« there were iminerous extra prizes ia the ...

... ST. DA fID'S cotLÈ;I;lAmT. The following givee the rMultaof the tioDB for Scholarahipa held at at. Dayid't Lampoter:— 1. Thomaa Thomas, Senior Scholar, ?40. ThirJyear; Senior ScboIaT, 1874 Joint Batemnan, 1874; lit of the nret claas Moderationa, 1876.' 2. Arthur BfUTett, JB3C. TMrd ywM DBM: PM ...

... COAL IMPORTS INTO LONDON, Mr J. E. Scott, the registrar of the London coal market.has published the following statistics of imports yt coals into the port and district Sf London, by 86a, railway, and canal during September, 1875. ■>> BT BEA, T' '-V Ships. Ton*. Newcastle, 157 118,236 12,887 Sunderland 88. 57,919 Middlmbro' 350 • Hartlepool .T. 74 fi. 24,689 Scotch 10 3,783 Welsh t. 9 2,286 ...