... eOTD AND.THE LAW OF E.'LANA Mir. ?? Sivabey writes to s:d ?? iny ~jo bq he ?? bao th ahli Ohsiroh,' ard givgg what I1 believA. thjat description oonte 'lh0t ?? a few comments on our COhMBOrs~ o date as to St. James1.0, Er'af casn., re,. events oonveniontl ditlb the Itsffaln was no doubt aprotest against the error ?? 'of Romee; it also exi rostseu doterminetololtepr f Englishmsdh to 'adhtf of ...

... IMIDfT,,'OtA AND TIIIt UKI, CONSTITUTION:O ' ?? X' 1 JVr ?? .mox ?? SPAQ=4.A oiio: ) ' tt Is it peace or is it wgffi' l lhe TUTrs acep,, a 'or ;iwill th tfpbpe ' P h? 0A. all' asking eacb other. _2ey4 are qiue5 iaon to F 'vljicp¢,,x ,do, piob, hFoxY~ver,.gtt/ uxy, .,9ppq¶etrsf;. pr * rather'v ' e more Asiwer 'tb.an'w, v'O' )C*iorhaI to-do with, ' .Tbe iunbeilo! t'6'r I . hod t these ...

... | GENERAL FORE1GN NEWS. (R ?? TELEGanAX.) d THE DELHI. ASSEMBLAGE. 8 Tim Isnimu CAsur AT Dnriii, Satarday.-The d Consuls-General and Consuls of the ?? European is Powenq, together with v large number of minor chiefs e and rajahs, visited the Viceroy to-day. Medals were a presented to each prince or chief. n The Viceroy afterwards visited the Nizam of k Hyderabad, the Prince of Arcot (Prince ...

... i THE REV MR. TOOTH. i (By PFreenan Special Wire.) London, Sunday. This morning St. James' Church, Hatcham, of which the Rev. Arthur Tooth is vicar, vas the scene of disgraceful and riotous proceedings. BD- (3ro ton o'clock the church was opened. It was soon apparent that there would be a large congre- gstion. The churchwardens secured forms from rho adjoining schoolrooms to accommodate the ...

... At a late hour on Saturday evening, a man nared Thomas M'Beth was apprehended and taken to the Bridgeton Police Station in con- nection wih the death of his wife, named Janet I'Lauchlin or MIIBeth_ The prisoner, who is a ioiner to trade, lived with his wife in the ground lat of the tenement No. 72 Oswald Street, Bridgeton. He is a strong, muscular fellow, ond when he takes drink, which he is ...

... ALL N'Gfk, DEFALCATI(I.N- S AT SWANSEA. REPORTED FLIGHT OF A CASHIER. On Friday rumours jrere cnrrtnt ln Swansea that Mr dohn Walsh, cashier to MSssrs Cory. Yeo, And Co, had died suddenly While on a journey for his employers. The report was fully believed in the town, and on Saturday was announced in the local papers. On that morning, however, it was freely fitated that Mr Walsh was not dead, ...

... CLAIM TO THE PICTON ESTATE, i IN PEMBROKESHIREE. ]?or some =timot i Fomrsomestime past rumours have been afloat int Fembrokesbire of a new claimant to the Picto.. -Estate, and such a report has naturally given rise to nuieh. speculation and uneasiness in the minds of, many persons. Eager and persistentinquriem have been made, but, as yet, little or no informs. tion can be obtained. The Picton ...

... tbotbird s? ?.? ?? ?? ?S????L?=?? 9?.??3'f?eLdghte? Jic. dOD,Q.è') Recorder, had before '?t ...

... 1 DI A?8 G. :1 Ai1, -doitr~o~ 10, a $ht1iddleee iield twoj lnqjetta 6n'8jjatrdy to eif the deaths of Person from drowit1h ., Y.h ton'o n Gcea0n Tho H~ale, te-d6i, a to tho oath of Ann CArrol, Ba0, 45, who-was-found>^dr0tno4iiLOwo-l9G1 Bfpokfla the footbridge lading to ld ata;-tpl ,hilr~day l Doemeo had. bson li;6ng £ 1ir fo'o v. d4maa! named. 1yma.,who w Ie formerly tie t, .arpiy Bad nw, ...

... [A MAYOR'S ATENlm&l T H OAP-EL- TO 1 A BDITOR. SIB,-That the Cardiff Town Counilis govirned byits tail rgthertha its ad mot i v beie 1, ppent '.i-i~'oseho, liems, w itee this momg ?? return, from lhia dus'diem - O, capel,?;of k -tbiiayoi arraed' ins abat-er'f ?? bloo, h n ro, -the goveriment of this~nfortiieo: &2a, thst Mr.Eiw f - , goodsenseahon4 ae h lim to wiltb. r s - ta-he e of the lit of ...

... The weekly meeting of this board was held at the Union Workhouse on Saturday, when - there were present Messrs. C. W.-David (chairman), T. Williams (Whitqhuroht T. W. H. Plain, G. A. Stone, J. T. Barry, T. ?? orath, W. H. Martin, G.* Phifips, W. Lewis, W. Lowrie,. T. Bassett, T. Ilewellyn, Cazzard, John Williams, anid Lewis Davies The Ms'rnn of the Wonruouss reported that during the week there ...

... PAUPERISM IN THE OMERTYR DISTRICT. \ An abstract. of the 'work done-by the M Aerthyr Board of Guardians for the last half of the past yeasr as laid upon the table at the meetifg of the board on Saturday last. The abstract of %ccounts showed 'that the total receipts to the uniontexcln. aive of balances) had been £18,363 6s 8d, and the total ependiture. (exclusive, of 'b4nces) £17,068. 17s 9d. ...