... THE WAR IN THE EAST-FROM' PARAK7IN TO THE FRONT SKETCHES BY OUR SPECIAL ARTIST COURT-YARD OF AN INN AT CACAK: SOLDIERS ON THE WAY TO THE FRONT BAGGAGE ON THE ROAD FROM JOVA TO ALEXINATZ CHURCH AND BRIDGE AT JAVANIJCA VIEW OF KRUZEVATZ PONTOON BRIDGE OVER THE SAMAJLISKA AT MUSINAREKO A DRINK BY THE ROAD - PRIMITIVE SERVIAN WELL TH E WAR IN THE.. EAST SKETCHES AX THE FRONT BY OUR SPECIAL ARTIST ...

... The Athenaeum says:— Whether the motive of Mr. Disraeli in retiring to the House of Lords were per- sonal or political, there is no room for doubt that he contemplated the movement nearly half a century ago. In a passage of 'The Young Duke' he boldly an- nounces the intention he has fulfilled before our eyes. Mr. Disraeli, however, is one of those, of whom Prince Bismarck is another, whose ...

... A correspondent of The Timet writes :— I will not tell you where I am, except that I am staying at an hotel on the banks of the River Thames. I hesitate to name the place, charming as it is, because I am sure, when its beauties are known, it will be hopelessly vulgarized. Mine host, the pleasanteBt of landlord?, his wife, the most agreeable of her sex, will charge, too, in proportion as the ...

... S1. UNDERSFOOT. AvH-'aoi.t. — At the pr.ttv sessions, held at Sanudersfoot on Tuesday, before Messrs T. P. Pyoter, R. H. Buckby, and W. H. Richards, Elizabeth Thomas, of »-r ess well Quay, was summoned by Miry Llewellyn, of Cres^well Q'tay, for an assault on the 14th A'tgust-. it appeared that tbe dispute arose hetweeu the parties ill cOll8eqlle!HW of the defendant's hmbat d having locked in h ...

... THE BRITISH ARCILEOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION. The British Archiejlogicil A -sociation, on Saturday, paid a visit to ttie Laud's Knd, where they were entertained by the Mayor and Corporation of Penzance, at Inn heon. fhe chief objects of Archaeo- logical interest visited were the stone circles at Bo«cawen and R.wtransddre-s, the gre*t monoliths at Bok-tt, the subterranean cave dwelling at Trewcrf*, ...

... LITERARY MISCELLANY. XOTES AND QUERIES. SWANSEA. Refey:in;: to inquiry in Cardiff Time* of Uch ¡¡¡8t, Mgnrdrrg I be name oi Swansea, I may be aHowe i to inform. roxr correspondent fcimt .n'iqu >rtes oiffei' Ms to the origin of the English nltme of AWta-v, wlitck, I taessmw, be is aware is the Welsh cognomen. In a most vaii,a >v little *otk, eutil'ed Contritrnlio-s townrdte a H-lst-ory 01 ...

... AIR. GLADSTONE. On Saturday about 500 of the Liberals of Leigh and Tyldesley proceeded by excursion train to (Qoeess Ferry, for Hawarden Castle, Mr. Gladstone having kindly placed the grounds at their disposal. On cntcring the park the excursionists, accompanied by St. Joseqcpi brass band,proceeded to the front of the castle, where !ie band played Auld Laug Syne, which was follows by an ...

... CY, I EOUANKC YN MYNED I FYNY. ,MR. ILiAX HENERY WILLIAMS, 0 UPPZB ERAGO. Mae-yn ddyddorol iawn2 aenym weled; llwyddiant >y M g.r .iquapc.eilwng hw1i. Y mae wedi lod gn ddiwyd, ?? gMriawn, ey mae ganddo ef &:i bethynas a .1U baw'i lawenycbl yu y gwobrwyon a eniliodd fel l ffrwyth ei lafar Y mae manteisia. lawer y dyddiau hyal ynl gyriaeddadwvy i ymriddiai ,penderfynol Mr ratn r d .nbechgyn ...

... I The annual show of the Hawarden Amateur 1orticul- tural Society wae held on Thursday se'nnight at IHawarden, and the prizes were distributed in the evening by Mrs. Gladstone, the wife of Mr. W. E. Gladstone. In respond- ing to the vote of thanks to Mrs. Gladstone for presenting the prizes, the Right Hou. Gentleman said,-I was in hopes that on this occasion my wife, after all the compliments ...

... &PAllurto for 'lupot I From PRESTON To B~aTco AND BROUGeowN.-7-30' 8-5 10-0 12-46 4.40 6-10 9-OA.-Snndays: 8-20 6555. (Saturdays only) ,To BLAoKDuHNl, ACCRucGTON 'BUayANDAKOUST13.U 6-10 7.40 8.33 9-10 1O045N., 12 5 1-20 3.38 5-20 6.20 7-40.-Sundays: 6-55 9-80 o. 2-15 6-15A. To BURnXY AND CoLs.-6-10 7-40 8-5 8.3S 9-10 10-0 10-45x. 12-5 1-20 2-16 3 8 8-35 4-20 6-20 6-20 7.40 S 9.25A.-Sundays: 6 ...

... A TRIP TO THE ElAST. LYA WAIF.-] No, X. shortly after our arrival in Calcutta we 'were ona~blea to ~esl the interior life of the Presideney V-0ol.ithers are two great gathering grounds where erimnipala are detained in and near Calcutta-th Presidency ge0o, to which are sent both Europeans and natives, cmvi Alipar, to which ,&aives alone are consigned. Military and other pri- soners, whose ...

... FiSTINIOG. INQuEsr,-An inquest was held in the hospital at Blacnau Festiniog, on the 18th instant, by Mr G. J. Williams, coroner, toaohiug the death of Griffith Evans, a quarrymau formerly employed at the Rbiwbryfdir quarry. Mr Thomas Fanuitig Evans, H.M. Inspector of metalliferous mines, watohed the case on behalf of the Crown. From the evidence adduced by several wit. nesses, it appeared ...