... WEATHER CHART, 3 Jo nh cbame rep..efts the westemn ?? of Eee=e e fm ci Ns toj X tbe co of P.A.&4 ad emb Goe e Briain =d the BDitfih Isles. It alao includes the North Sea. 0 the German Ocean0 the Bay of BVcay, the Mdeeiterracanm. s te Atlanti, witthe Eng!-As ChbaneT Bristol Cbzne4, zetd q Irish Sew, hi ?? ?? XIPLA2(ATON Or THE CApr.T. Ite e hbart tha darned line b ro. obae or Inea of equal ...

... I No. LXV. It is time to end this discussion, the length of which may have unduly taxed the patience of my readers, bat as this is my last letter I venture to hlope ibat they will extend their goodness to my closing observations. My reply would have been much shorter if I had simply confined myself to rebutting the Reviewer's arguments. Nothing would have been easier than to crumple hirn up ...

... The Sultan is said to be suffering greatly from his old complaint—faceache. ...

... THE COLLISION OF IRONCLADS. t As briefly announced in last week's Guirdian, I toyee German ironclads, the G.-osser Kurfurst,the Kuoig Wiilieiii, and the Pretisseu,. on Friday, were passing three miles of S.mdgate, the first was rim into by the second, and soon after- wards went down on her side. Her boilders blew up as she 8nk, and about 300lives were lost. There can be little doubt, from the ...

... MOLD. BISTRE NATIONAL SCHOOL.—The Bistre National School was recently inspected by H. M. inspector, Mr T. Morgan Owen, and assisted by Mr Jones, assistant inspector. The result will be known in a few weeks, and no doubt the report will be such as to bring credit to all concerned. WHITSUNTIDE.—As usual, the local board has its yearly opening of the Bailey Hill for the season on Monday next, ...

... CORWEN. FATAL ACCIDENT.—On Monday evening-, Mr John Lloyd Roberts, son of Mr Thomas Roberts, of Brynbrith Farm, Gwyddelwern, met his death ia a very sudden and rather peculiar manner. Between four aDd live o'clock Mr Roberts and two workmen went to Rhug Park in pursuit ef young ponies that had strayed. Mounted on a spirited poney, the chase seems to have been carried on with considerable zest ...

... List of Househol- ders, Visitors &c. Public Buildings, Places of Wor- ship, &c. ...

... LLAXELLY. bulTISH AND For2iGN Bm:'E SoCTETY.—The annua.1 meeting of the Llanelly auxiliary was held at the Wesleyan Chapel in Hall-treet, on Monday evening. The chair wa.3 occupied by Mr Charles William Nevill, of Westfa-house. The Rev. Owen Edwards, B.A., secretary of the society, read the report for the year, from which it ap- peared that the sum of had been received from the sale of biblcs ...

... ABERDAHE íCHOOL BOAnD. This board held its bimonthly meeting on Thursday, when the members present were— Mr R. H. Rhys (chairman), the Revs Dr Price, E. W. L'toyd, T. Jones, and Messrs George '\Vil- kmson. W. Powell, J. Snapp, John WiUiams, aud D. Davies (Canton House). The minutes of the last meeting were read and confirmed. The schools management committee reported that the attendance at the ...

... Id (Fom Trth.)name (Fro Tru k.)whole c. The attempt to make Sir Robert Pee fiuea ee-exelusi ?? able senior wantonly insulted by a, youthful patrician is haveh rn absurd. There is nothing venerable about Sir R. Peel. He of the 55woea merietlte to an entnlovd of a Club re-fth ?? ?? ' Id speoting abrothernmemaber, and wheuntaken to task for it made a still more impertinent observation. He should ...

... IIrLC Ili L TIn lFIR T DIVI!SION. 2ihl tiers TsunsiuAY, June 61, 1111 I' aR tile. ,in- TILE-, K'EI'H RIOTS CASE. ae :iFg FRA SE It 1. LA I N O. it Ulle The Solicitor-General to-day, in sneaking to the rule bad 10 ill this case, Sald there was not thle slighitest thave npo do, rtet' thle person of thle pursuer (if any.) inijury wlittever, so OCCt that litw statemen~its ablout perstinal ...

... I IMPERIAL PARLI1ANT. ?? ?? HOUSE OF COMMONS. - FRIDY tex (FROM 0UR GALLERY COREESPORDENT.) N The House of Commnons, oollectively speaking, ?? nothing so much as a pack of school- ib boys on the eve of a holiday. Their thoughts t * wander far afinld, and they perform their work in all' the most perfunctory manner. Thus they did not bg acome down in snfficient numbers to make a House nrt to.day ...