... CYFARFOD) MISOL MON. OCynbaLiwyd cyfarlod misol y sir hon yn Pensarn, Pwntrobeiw, Gorphenaf 20ain a'r 30ain. Llywydd, y Parch R. WVlliczus, Llangwyllog. Dewiswydy Psroh J. R. lugoie-., Brynteg, a 3r .1J. Hughes, Gaorwee, yn gynrychiohvyr i G i ?? Cer- narfou. Arliolwyd MAri. ii. D0.vies, Llanddona; J. Owen, Penyarnedd; E. Jones, Gaeiwen; a Joh'n Xobelts, Tabernacl, vnmeiswvr am y weini- ...

... THE ECLAPSE OF THE SoUK A tele~ram to the Dtaiy ews, from - awoengs, a Wyoming, says:- C 'The eclipse has been most satisfactorily observed 6 at all the northern stations, and at all the southern ?? ones from which news has been received up to St the present time. The corona. was markedly th ,different from those observed in 1S6D, 1870, W Ibt and 1S71, and this year the observu- 1i dons have ...

... NOR1TH COUV.URTY NEWS. r ?? D DUR-I&M CT'HEDRA-L. TridasnDA, AuGusT 1, 1873. , Mforing-Service: foyco ia C. Anthem (49): 0 g haiive ttlns (AIldleb01). ;- ~voirig-servieo: Hopkins in B. Anthem (291): Thie armn of the Lora (Raydn). 3,_ The Rev. Canon Green-well, Durham, has becomle an annual sutbscriber of a guinea to the funds of the Liberation Society. Tiess CONSEIT IROa; Cc0roAxY. -The ...

... - - - V tW -. A- ; I 1 . A corrnesponents must writ6 eo on sin GI tbe pper o-iy, or tbeir lett wl be rejected. BREWERS' AND II1YE MERCHANTS, PICNICS. ISr,-At this season o: the year it is the prac- tice of tradesmen of a'l branches to give their employee a general outing in the wag of a picnio. I was very pleased the other day when I read an account in the Western Mail of the trip the ...

... IPRIALA =^tcs n n _ ?? OFon0w Co>Q4. WEDNESDAY JCt tic. ?? Speaker trok the c no, past twelve. c~abi at tat, bhe NOTICES OF M(t0 ...

... (From the World.) The last two years will be memorable in the history of science for a trial of brilliant inventions in the domain of aeousties. The telephone, the phonograph, and the microphone have given us a new mastery over sound. By the telephone the words of our lips may be trans- ported in an instant to distant countries; by the phono. graph they may be treasured up in cella of crystal ...

... Vftid C-btninql!d fleWd, NEWS FROM CONSTANTINOPLE. Et (REUTER'S TELEGRAM.) C C(NOSTAN1NOPLE, July 30 (delayed in ?? com- b iuiication between Constantinople and Bosnia is at present interrupted. It is reported that General Todleben will be replaced by General Kaufmann. d ihe Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Rhodope insurrection are now at Cotimurdjina. Tiue Codjrrier le l 'Orient ...

... SPECIAL ORESPONDENCE. 1 ~~(BY P iFIERI. I (fly~~~Xa.Ivfl Tzra~.sr&p1,) 6 LONDOn, Wednesday. t A rather brisk discussion sprang up over the question of the third reading Of the bill for settling £10,000 a year extra on the Duke of Connaught, on e the occasion of his approaching marriage. Mr. Plimsoll moved the rejection of the measure, but in doing 1 so did not tear a passion to tatters. On ...

... BRADFORD GINMAIAR SCIOOL. I. Yesterday wtas dpeeol Dily in counectiou with thia i * school, weon the prizes won by the successtul pupils were I distributed in St. G/eorge's BHall, iu the presence of the I boysend a large gathering of their relatives and frieuds. s S. Ilatumond, one oi the papils, precidedt at tae organ, B ae and played seleotious whilo the comupany were assembling. I Tee icev. ...

... In the High Court of Justice. Chancery Division, Sir James Bacon, on Tuesday, continued the case of Evans v. Rees. Mr Kay, Q. C., and Mr J. C. Wood, instructed by Mr Howell Thomas, of Neath, appeared for the plaintiff; Mr Hemming, Q.C., and Mr Hadley, instructed by Mr Curtis, of Neath, represented the defendant. The defen- dant's case was gone into on Friday, and adjourned. The witnesses ...

... 1'RICES AFTER OFFICIAL HOURS. !>l'.KCIAL TKL.EGiLUf.] No bullion. Consuls hr.ncr. UGà to 951, account; I'ut-lH fj'oyaat:, fi'es 15.? 0?t.on.?!i B?nk?, lOA t,o 1O; rrpf., 72 French. lives weaker ita.iia.usnr;;). R:d!w.tysgood. !o:.t!i Ea.ster;i referred, 131 M.di.u.ds, Xorth Ihitih, )14 tu !J!; \Vestcrna,102; about: 18:l; C:l.nadi:m :s.J.HC8 fiw:er. ll\lJe oil, i::s d; Jill- ...

... I The telegram which we published yesterday from nu eminent scieatifie correspondent deccrib- tng the eoclipe, as secn from the Rocky Moun- . tainq, have given tho English public the first v detniled Gnd authentic intelligencoas to that event. sr rnterostittg, in fact, as aro the results of the T( Rbservations made during the solar eolipso on Meon- I S flay, tbey aro scarcely superior in ...