... LONDON COR?ESFONDE?O? I LONDON, TUESDAY NIGER. A p-rorogationl is al ways tame. Me her~ who happen to be still in town come down tU the House more with the object of taking last look at the scene of their lahoure tblsa in the expectation of being able to do thei constituents or the coatntry a fia serviceoand whatever business is done between the Opening of the sitting and the arrival of Black ...

... DISTRIOT I?TELL1GRNCL 15 URD EXPORT of tbiS speciall meetin o f the Gellige-er Schood Board &n frl oiuwrri a :The meeting on Wednesdsy ?? was called n .to discuss the Newtown Sohool question &with c reference to enlargement, and x tot new :buildings, TaE COmrrrTnE a~ppointed to complete thffe arrangemuenta for a ehoral harvest tha d giving festival by the prirtcipal ahoirs ot the ?? to be held ...

... LONDON CORRESPONDJ?NC? A; r~IO''N;2DO?.q, S;LT57DAT NrsoT. Idi *. bfeedays the West En~d of Londe, will be reduced to the condition of a wilder l ess.' Everybody who ?? is takcing flgh for the sea coast, the moors, or the Continesu .Tlhe sPark is already deserted; BOlgraTa is beeominiS a solitude. Of our legislator not Dtore than fiftyT our sixty remalin to Filet up the business of the ...

... MU?M6OUTliSEIRE RIFLE ASSO- CIATION. -, A. . . - .- . .- - .. ~ _ The soinnal competition has taken place this week, at the range, on the Newport Marshes, J under the most unfavourable circumstances. Never since the association was formed have the wembera contendedunder more adverseinfluences. Pelting rain and gnsts ?? have well nigh baffled all competitors, and the consequence has been ...

... LONDON, XONDLY NIGrG3F. There is a conflict between the House 'of Lords and the House of Commons on the subject of an Improrement Bill promoted by T the Metropolitan Ebard of Works. The point idi~pute is not in'itself of great impor. tance, though itinvolves an intereeiting P prnsciple,. wfith: regard to which the al ~ouse of Commons lto-nigh showed S a certain amount of feeling. It appears ...

... THEk ROYAL AROHAOLOuWiIAL IN. STITUTh: AT HEREFORD. (FROM7 OUR COWN CORRESPONDENT1.) HEREFORD, FRIDAY. There is very little to report to-day of the pro- .ceedings of thxis learned Jxdy. Not the least in- teresting feature at their country meetings ?? usually been found in the papers redad at the evening meetings, and the discussion e'licited by them. As yet but one of these meetings has been ...

... IUIISSOmTIJRKISIH WAR. L ATEST TELEGRAMS;. .t] T HE C AM]P AI:GN~ ][N e. EU~ROPE.h ThE RUSSIAN REPULSE AT ZQ LOFTOIJA. t E;?WAGEME ENT NEAR, SHIUMLA. h.1 LI¢MBARDPAEhNT O;F KUS- eA SU'LEIM!AN PASlHA'S l SiTUATION. t A Constantinople telegram, dated Friday Oa1Crnmou, slazes tihat eonfifzuatiorn has beea A reeeived by the Porte ot' the rurnucr of ol another Turkrish victory at Piervna. The a] ...

... Tenby annual regatta was held on Friday, and was an great suceess. The entries were good, the various races well contested, and beyond a slight but to herself a serious error which happened to a very favourite vessel, the Elizabeth, and for which she alone was to blame, everything went off withoiut a hitch. Mr. C. W. A. Stakes, the hon. secretary, wras moat indefatigable. The * ommzittee bad a ...

... A-. - . . The annual excursion of a portion of the em. c p~oyeB engaged at the works of the Marquess of v Bate took place on Wednesday, when a party of. about 80Q started from Cardiff to Raglan. The otting was thoroughly well organised by Mr. S. W. Allen and a numerous committee, ¢ but the weather was not propitiou. . The train started amidst I khepwy rain, , and as it passed the Doths was ...

... THIIID EDITION. I WusnmmS Mles. Ow t, 3 50 M-.E (REaER'S TELEGRAVS - THE POLITICAL CRISIS IN FRANCTOE. PARIS, JULY 31.-Tie ?? Club in the 15th arrondissenment of Paris has been closed by order of the Prefect of police. The fe C ?? ,UQ ENGLAND AND PERU. the Ayet and TIEE FIG FT WVITH A REBEL IRONCL&D. Then By ?? arrival of another mail we have soe up further news respecting the fight between ...

... U IXMPORAT4q, IT iLMI A - z 0, -AT AnESBY -MANOR [im w'lM J*}. ?? Wededay . ehrewnijder id the fitk; ofurj .told~by Mr.'John Thurein. ,hero was & good .atten&. 'Anc ofiaryerit from 'Slifterent' parts of the 1COU5tu5ry' Te.1O yi~isby fleolt is nuoe of ih& 'fe ?? iexisting u4 the wounry; -tie an I'd'earsbl .hel l fle:k, :^hvizjg be efoundes bj 'the h ' Ir. IWl-a'n tonr ,vith 400 ei'ca piu c1sa ...

... Cement il talt a -vathtt I ?? I I FRIDAY, AUGUST 31, 18,7. ' I. I I HULL still holds aloof. 300,000 deaths in six months from famine in India . and 1,500,000 persons in receipt of relief is what England has to face, and is facing for the most part nebly; but Hull, the most rapidly-rising port in the kingdom, stands shreuely by, and makes no sign. The Mansion House Fund already exceeds £70,000, ...