... SWASE A SCHOOL BOARD. IM- ?? I A - n+1w1~ - A- i; MM . . 1-- th- iI E o The usual monthly meeting of this board was held on Wednesday, Mr. T. Trew, chairman of the board, presiding. There was a full attendance of members. The echools management committee brought op their report, which included a new scale for the re-adjnstment of teachers' salaries. The oi-n. mittee recommended that the ...

... '&1 ARl correspondlents must writa on usn sIoE of the paper only, or their letters will be reje~ted. OR] DR. WAL TERS, THE VACANT PROCTOR. SHIP, AND TEE PASTORAL AID rJOCIETY. $ ;09ln-o; iepeo 9f to.u'iy thqre tare eaten. sire quoaixons mae kot by MrIrvd 1 Lianifigan, and M U, Po-'et?, 9!f Pcrenoergast, fremaprir ti e ir, written byrme to the Her. Aaon&ert of Ca~rmiarthen, on the 25th of ...

... A speciel meeting of this body was held at the. Pilotage-office on Tuesday, for the purpose of framing a reply to the memorial sent from the pilots to the Board of Trade, asking that the certificates of Howe and Samuel might be returned, and that a re-oonstitution of the Pilotage Board might take place, a copy of the memorial a having been sent down to the commissioners in 4 order that thoy ...

... I OUIR LONDON OUREAPONDENOB I LOI;Do.;, TwursDnAY EVEcrG. Tbe political position to-day is profoundly dia- couregirg. Yeettrday there seemed fair reason to cpe ?? dengerous controversy between Lord Leaeonifield and Prince Gortbohakoff would have a peaceful eid, cud Sor a few hours I found my- eL 5or tto fieet time adrmitting that there wse soie raeasan to expcrt a ?? issue. Bat Li dy L. I 1y i ...

... ?? me; ~t theinl oq t on the bady of IIIr. Her~r )ffie ?? wh wa-drowned in the river Dea assod Eecl'e~tOua,ChtetteI,OhhCfl )1dDbi ben eliiotd am to tbz cause of 5the oscam, ckpllrhi~g, an fbeen 1 verdict of ~Accidentally drowned wailreturned. 110i MAD Don AT fifvyrow - Ycetcrday morning, a en no retriever Cog, whsih IzA -tBe 'mad, and it is ?? alleged had bit-ton several other dogs and ...

... ASTROSOMICAL OCCURBENW4EI DURING MAY. (Fprbm tile IllustrOted Lotdt;in Al-;rodlle) The MooN i3 nese Met5 ren the 3rd; she is near Mans during the dgiig hour Of the 5th and 6;h, being to 6e1 hi of the planet an the former, and to the left on the letter evening. She is near Jupiter, being a little to the left of the planet, daring the morning hours of the 22nd; she is near Saturn daring the ...

... EX MERET:ENAL CHEMISTRY. ?? I All yc- who arc too fond of wine or nzn' othev stuff, take warninag by the dismal fate of one Lientenant LuE. So wrote ihood -the elder of the bacchanalian cld maiimner who did Dot like soft water, sir. so took to diunking hard.' In like yrnner we ieel constrained, in vitw of It ertain recent proceedings before the Zudicial committee of the Privy Comncil, to ...

... TIHE EASTERN QUESTION. I As with the dispute in the cotton trade. so with the dispute between the English Government and Russia, there is little chance of all amicable settlement so long as one of the parties takes refuge in an obstinate refusal to deviate in the slightest degree from a course to which the other declines to give its assent. It is clearly of no use for Prince Bismark or anybody ...

... WEST KIRBY AS A WANV.&id'NG I' PCAE,. TO 71101 EDITORS or 11i0 lt VEn>riL -IMcUAR Gecntefneo.-Ye woua ceter a a Jpoa many i your reidcr n wide, lut nifl ?? uptn Lte ?? ef Liverpo: d eat - ies. *e by brirglog crne tle.!r note the rac i' ?? V'eartiirbya ?? re-'s't. Form ry: ?? .n est Lett ?? no 6ecTet to s faerntrcd feAet- vr.;derfel tOV~iL.-nM en ts Keirsy liesB ver evetC (iit stering plea ...

... SHIPPING IDISASTEItS. WRECK OF TI{E CH1LDAWLL HALL. Capltain Clhrke, the speciai officer of the Salvage Assncaatiun of London, telegraphs from Sagres that. although the water is smooth in the offing, it is dangerous for ljoats to approach the wreck, the after-part of which has entirely diappeared. LOSS OF THE ELECTRIC FLASH. Lloyd's agent at Pora reports, by telewraph, the total loss, on the ...

... AIN A MERI CAN it IN ViPFATIO.3N rf 0 | MR2. 6JUADSTOITE I 'be Xcw 1Y-rDk T:r,1une of the 27th ultim3 Pays The committee of the Aluonili Of ?? Coilf'g recently l1vitcd fr. .V E Giladstone tt ?? tbie add iees bcfore tbe grad iates at the next coma- mencomcnt1 Mr. Gladstone hee reolied in txo letters, one addressed to Preeideziet Porter, thf other to Secretary EvartR, the former meroly declining ...

... MR. WATKIN WILLIAMS, MJP.. AND HIS CONSTITUENTS. mr. Watkin William#, Q 0, M.P. for the Dea- bighsbiae Boroughs, who had previously aunouncld his intention of not contesting the sest at the nert Serersl election, in consequence of a differen:s of opinion between himself and a large porti):. of hid constituents upon the Permissive Bill quebtion. addressed a large public meeting at tne publio ...