... ?? ---v -. - ~ t / * ?? ~u~ 1 WS I ~ 7 / THE REUNION OF CHRISTENDOM.-At the Pro-Cathedral, Kensington, on Tuesday, Monsignor Cape!, allding to the recent meeting on this subject at Oxford, said that he hoped it would be understood that the Roman Catholic priests who appeared upon that occasion were not there in a representative character. The Roman Catholic Church could not witness such ...

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... E IMPERTAL PARL N[ENT. | HOUSE OF LORDS. THURl SDAY, JUNE C. The Lord Chancellor took his seat at five o'0clel. THE PROGRESS OF BILLS. The Poor Law Amendment Act (1876) Amend- ment Bill was read a second tine, she select committee on the Telegraphs Bill was constituted as ?? Duke of SomersAt, Earl Stanhope, the Earl of Belmore; and Lard Winmarleigh. The Dledical Act (1858) Arendmrent Bill was ...

... WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12. The chartreprements the western countres Of Europe from Norway to the coast of Portugal,and embraces Great Britain and the British Isles. It also includes the North Sea or German Ocean, the Bay of Biscay, the Mediterranean, the Atlantiec,with the English Ohsnnel,Bristol Ohanel,and Irieh Sea. Tu & COoas fia I^DiOteJ in th~e a W., S. l 1 ywtordayJ and th AL C1iie in the S. ?? ...

... TIHE EUROPEAN, CRISIS. THE CONGRESS. The Berlin correspondent of the Daily Telegraph telegraphs On the 10th from t.it ?? pleniprenatinris Wl be received an Wednesday in srtate adience by thie CrownPrtice. They will be conveyed to the Palae in state carriages.' Onaf Thursday aftielniomn about two O'clock, congress , will oeef for'ethe first time, and alter the' a transaction' of the necesry ...

... the SEYEBE FIGHTING. amf A Cape Town telaoramn dated may it, and re- se. oeived via Plymouth, states that an eneagement took place in the Pine Bush on Wedae3day, may 8, in which Captain M'Naughton, Corporal '1 M'Ca~be, and Private Davies, of Carrington s on Horse? three soldiers, and 13 Pigoes were a Eng Captain 'Whalley, also of Caurrington's Horse, was the wounded. The fighting was continued ...

... sea BOARD- 0N:ERENCE - * . A.. _ . _ ¾ -FROPOSED -1?WUSTBTLff SCHOOL, The'sa-Pool board iwnrhkebod for o r'ing tlr e desto..1 bay of S d ta ;,hw a. I the y Cxahor Glamorgan took aepiso fol t Gui dhsll, Zwanseev, on' Friday, when rhercwire, a geent Mt3 T b. Trz thnecbr), Miaii ick, D a WWillias: Ctc Crbb i tea Seh~l osk;' Ifen er. T.Wliasviehir mnar),' W, Belt, and B. Stepes h cek er ?? SeoL' ...

... EWVANSEA BOARD OFe GUARDIANs.-Thb ?? meetinog was held on Thursday, when ir. J. T. D. Llenelyn preidded. The ?? prement were Dleslra. G. B. Brook, J. 1. Evans, J. reste. T Powell, J. Griffiths, P. Jenkins, Jasz' Thoma u, T. Glatbrook, D. Smzth, J. Dsvies, IV. WNiijiams, E. Maddock, T. Freemann, W. Harris, k' 'I hbrmus, E. R. Daniel, T. Phillips, E. Roberts, P. l ogeri, W. hIonger, and J. Lewi& ...

... 31 TRER0voN BOAnD OF GUARDIN have h held their fortnightly meeting, at which the e Jr amount exptended in outodoor relief during the p ast fortnoight, per MNr. J. Roberts, wasz reported 1 ?? to be £23 Os. 20, to 75paupers, and £4&4 lie. 9di. E s-to 275 prupers per Mr. Stephen Thomas., The a, number in the house wvas seven; the vagran s re- 4 of lieved, 19. Soor OAD mto af Thursday, uder the ...

... _ _: I. I 1 I I _ . - nA ?? The will (dated July 16, 1860), with a codicil tii (dated June 9, 1876), of Mrs. Francis Elizabeth en Bfumeeter, late of No. 13, Devonsbire-place, who S died on May 30 last, was proved on the 14Ith inst. ac by Thomas St. Leger Blaanw, the nephew, and eb John Earley Cook, the executors, the personal estate being sworn under £100,000. The testatrix th bequeaths to the ...

... NOTES IN THE NEWPORT TOWN C9LN'CIL. The meeting yesterday was engaged in discuss ing a number of subjects. A pertinlent question was asked as to what should b3 done to preservy decencv in the nei-hbbonrhocd of the canal, where many boys and youths batbch Not only do bathers go into the water, but they ran about the adjoining fields in a nude atr-te. A good deal of indulgence i9 wilungly ...

... DEGREE DAY AT ST. DAVID'S1 COLLEGE, LAMFETI I - - ?? Aa.a .LJ lsb A new and very important era in the history of Welsh progress was inaugurated on that day when St. David's Colleje, far sway in the hll s of Cardigaushire, acting under the authority of a charter granted by her present Majesty, first conferred degrees, and these of the same value as corresponding honours gained in the English ...