... f WS5TEUN MAIL OFFnTC, 4.30 AL.. (REUTER'S TEZLGRAMN8. P1O NONO'S WILL. BorE, FEB. 11.-The late Pope has left , ,vills. In the first, which is drawn up in his. quality of Pontiff, he leaves an annucal min of 3,500,000f. to his successor for the expenses of the Holy See, and an annual sltlowancO for the employds of the former pontifical Administration. In the second document the testator, ...

... SECOND ARTICLE. Mr. Morley was very fond of Gohebydd, or Gobi, as by aontraction, or for euphony's sae, he found it more convenient to call hin, and when bystanders appeared puzzled to know whom be meant by this fim de plume, he would, in hie quick, ebarp way, observe that tas if by way of an original glcs or vocal foot note) he meant the little -man that coughed. And in order that the ...

... ABDRYSTWITH BOAED OF GUA.RDk&NS met on Monday; Mr. H. C. Fryer presided. The master reported that during the past fortnight there had fleen one admission and five discharges, leaving in the house at the prcesent time 72, being a decrease of three on the corresponding period of last year. Vagrants relieved, 13, being a. decrease of one on the corresponding period of last year. Out-door relief, ...

... REMARKABLE OCCURRENCE I NEAR CARDIFF. | A MAN KILLED ON THE NEwpORT ?? AI ARrEiST OF FIVE MEN. A; extraordinary affair has yua; trarfipired ita the neightbourhood of Caurdiff. It appears that 4fl Sunday af ternoon, sis young menn- hired two triapi of Mr. Blake, livery.sstable keeper, and drorv co Newport. They returned atnight, passing through St. Mellons a little betore nine o'cloek. In the ...

... BRISTOL.. TIT3 DEAF AND DUMB OF BRISTOL AND NEIGHBOUR- HOOD, to the number of 00, were treated by the Rev ;W. J. Mayers and bis friends, in tlie vestry adjoining City-road Chapel, on Friday evening, Feb. 1st, with all excellent tea. Grateful and cheerful faces greeted the eyes of the visitors, and those Idndly waited on them at the tables, After tea the company retired to the large schoolroom ...

... ECHOES OF THE WEEK, [CONTRIBUTED BY PETElt I'LAYI-AIR. ] Those who have taken an interest in Prophecy, must have followed recent events in the East anxiously, for it has long been predicted that the Turk would fall, as indicated in the eleventh chapter of Daniel. The pro- phecy, to my mind, has been realised with marvellous exactitude. Let me quote from verse 40 (chapter xi.):— 43. And at the ...

... THE SINGIJUR DEATH AT THE CARDIFF POLICE-STATION. Early on Sunday morning a man, who was believed to be a private of the 41st Regiment, was found by the Caroiff police in state of insensibility, supposed to pro- ceed from drunkenness, in Mill-lane, Cardiff. He was conveyed to the police station where it was discovered that lie was dead, as has been already reported. The cir- cumstances ...

... ADOLYGIAD AH LYFRAU. Hancs gan Dcifydd Movganwg.—Bu y tes- tun hwn yn gystadleuol yn Eisteddfod Genedlaethol 1861, pan y dyfarnwyd y wobr i'r awdwr, Oddiar y pryd hwnw y mae efe wedi ilafurio yn dJlrfawr i heh aethu a pherifeiihio y gwaith, fsl erbyn hyn y mae yn ffurfio cyfrol faintiolus a hardd, yn cael ei lutfliiurno gan amryw o arluniau ardderchog, Y mae eiJieu mwy o wcithiau or natur ...

... [sguTEiiS TBLEGHAM.t I H, *ChAREST, Wednesday.—In to-day's sitting of | Chamt-i-r of Deputies a question was ad- *-esscd to the Government concerning the military i '^ij^'icions, and the irregularities of the railway -v n -M. Eraiian, tho President of the tha *u the cuurso of his reply said, Would j1 .at these evils were the only ones that the country to endure. M. Cogalniceano, Minister for ...

... THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES. The Prince and Princess of Wales were present on Thursday at a large gathering at Critchet Park, Dorset. There Was a meeting of Lord Portman's hounds, and the Town Council of Dorchester presented an address of welcome. The weather was splendid. ...

... [KEUTEIi'S TELEGRAM.] Constantinople, Monday, 11. 30 p. m. (via Odessa).—It is reported that Server Pacha has designed, and that he will be provisionally suo- ceeded in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs by Sabri Pacha, formerly Governor of Smyrna. There ]8, however, no official information to confirm this report. Should it prove well founded, it is stated that Safvet Pacha will succeed to the ...

... BLACK-BALLING OF MR WALTER, M.P. AT THE ATHENE CM CLUB. The London correspondent of the Manchester Guardian writes:—The talk of the town is the blackballing of Mr Walter, M.P.. the chief proprietor of the. Time, at the Athenteurn. There are few men more widely esteemed for their personal character and social qualities than tne member for Berkshire, and most people would liaVe thought that so ...