... ?? ---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 ...

... = -_ _ . - A ; I - I The Editor is aot responsible for the ?? ?? state ments of Correspondcnts. A HINT. TO THIE EDtTOR OF THE rRFTo, coNere-CLE Sin,-ThI spinners of Preston 1have put forth an appeall to the inhabitants of Great Britain for support, on the I ?? that they are in Preston willing to work on thle ma',ters' terms, but the masters won't allow them ?? the Blaeldn)lsin operatives will ...

... A double murder has been committed, during a dancing party at Mohatler, County Tipperary. Two men, named Fox and U 13nen, were stabbed to death, it is believed, iu the course of a druuken quarrel, but the details are yet unknown. Six men have been arrested. ...

... In their visit to the Paris Universal Exhibition, on 1 hursday, tne 9th inst., their Royal Highnesses the Prince and .Princess of Wales, the Crown Prince of Denmark, and suites, including Colonel Knollys, &c., stopped before the case of Messrs Dunviile and Co., the great distillers, of Belfast, and the two Royal Princes were pleased to taste of the celebrated old V. R. whiskey produced by ...

... LITTLFDE,KN PETTT SESdIOXS.—On Mondfty, Sarah Ana D&vis, Harriet Davia, and Tho::)a.s Hale, n. youth, of Rum-dean, 'appeared under remand, charged with coal stealing, the property of the Bowson Company, at Eastslade Pit, Mount. Sarah Ann Davis was committed for 10 days— being an old o:fender, bii-i the others were ordered to pay penal tie-! of 2s 6d each a.nd cos!:s. IMPFDEXT THEFT OF BuTTER ...

... THE MONMOUTHSHIRE AND SOUTH WALES COLLIERIES ASSOCIATION. A meeting of th? sHding scale committee held at the Royal Hotel, Cardiff, on Wednesday, 29th ray, 1878, when tlie report from the ac- countants, Messrs John Ronth, Kirk, and Co., was presented, and sho'.ved the average nett sell- ing price-) per ton of colliery screened large coal of the following descriptions, delivered f. o. b. at ...

... THE CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY EXTEMOS MOVEMENT. Mr 11. G. Moulton met, on Saturday, several friends and promoters of this moveniQiit at the Town-hall, Cardiff, for the purpose of conferring with them on the best means of obtaining J50 subscribers in order that the movement snomd be successful. Mr Peter Frice and other gentlemen were sanguine of success, and a cn^n drawn \m, to be sent to the ...

... CARDIFF WATCH COMMITTEE. INCREASE OF THE HEAD-CON- STABLE'S SALARY. The monthly meeting of the watch committee of the Cardiff Town Council was held on Wednes- day, the Mayor (Alderman Taylor) in the chair., There were present .also—Aldermen Alexander, Bowen, and Evans; and Councillors R.Bird, J. W. Vachell, J. Rowlands, J. Evaus, A. Fulton, 11. Davies, J. Williams, Canton; D. Lewis (Griffin), ...

... lr for a moment we recur to a matter which every one who cares for the reputation of the English Parliament would be glad to forget, it is because more than one of the comments which have appeared upon the affair are of a nature to increase its disagreeable significance. It has been frequently declared of late that the House of Commons has deteriorated in character-morally as well as ...

... RY .LLL A~ .- -s - VI.-CURIOUS PONDS. THE general deficiency of moisture characteristic of these chalk hills is such that it is said agriculture flourishes best upon them in what is called a dropping summer, when there is a shower every two or three days, the soil absorbing it so quickly. For the grass and hay crops down below in the vale, and for the arable fields there with a stiff heavy ...

... The Accrington Operative Weavers Wages Committee met here on Saturtiay, and the generalsubscrlptions are re. ported as greater than in any week since the strike com- menced (says the correspondent of The Timet) The representatives of the operatives feel a great responsibility thrown upon them by the result of the ballot, and as the local Union funds are becoming exhausted, they are making ...

... In the Hot SB OF LoRDS, May 27, Lord CaTdwell, in the absence of Lord Granville, asked Lord Salisbury whether he could give any information respecting the negotiations be- tween this country and Russia. Lord Salisbury replied that he was not yet able to enter into any details on the subject. He could only say that within the last few days the prospects of a Congress being held had materially ...