... ! IMPERIAL PAtLIAM-ENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. FiDnpy.-Indian, Prinicipalities.-Lord Stanley moved that cewtain cmeie of dieputod eneceseico to Indian Principalitiea should be decided by the Judicial Coa-. tuittee of the Privy Council. Viscount Cranbrook opposedithe motion, which was negatited. MoiAY.-AUrariam ' Crime in Ireland.-Lord Oran. more and Browhe moved for returns of all peosans .receiving ...

... Mrss Am-f DOT AND PArTr.-Thia party gave their entertainment at the Public-roomn, in this town on Fri. day and Saturday lost to good audieacea, and the por- formance gavc eatiesfction. BOARD Or GUARDIANS ELIsTcrrIo.-We are glad to in- form our readers that a contetted election of Guardians tor this parish was avoided by Meisra Enoch Jones, CeinrAn3a0, and John Griffith, Ty'ollidiart, the new ...

... A GREEK MI'EtRUdANT 6SJuID FOR BREACH OF 1Hi01i18SE. A widow named Halil, thirty-four years of age, has ?? an action il the Qlieu's ?? I).visiou Iigtilust a Greek cierchint Lamed Schiilizzi.-Tce 'pla istiffd hiuibahn l, who a' is a clerk in the Law Institu. rico, dit cI in 1872, leacicog her with one girl, then aloiit fi'ur ye crc old, and a steps Ji. bince her hIcs. bacld's de dtlt she bcaI ...

... The following latter has apptavret in the JCewih Cilronicle :-Sir,-Int the top graphy of North Wa's and XVest Somerreitelaire, about Glastunbury, also in Cornwall, we often meet with places and thinge havitiK Jewish names or namee orignaling ill Jew'ish bistoy. It is the same also in the archebology of that part of Ancient Britain. 1 have long been convinced that it is to the Jews we owe the ...

... RUT'HIN. EsouE FRnoMt THE G,%oi,.-TLast Sunday a prisoner nanmed Julhu Jones, Bala, made his escape from the gaol, nob)dy see0wI to know how. He wna awniting ROBnnER AT TrLE RAILWAY STATION.-Oa Wedne3e day mornirg two meen broke into the goode station, and two coal otfces near by. They took awny some g's3 bottles aod two Eaws, aud have not been henrd of 6irce, BOARD OF GUARDIAN8,-The ...

... C.kRNAI'YO. PoaTc= Couinr.-Saturday -Before Dr. Watkin Roberts and Mr XV. Poole._A.4i79ufftCatberinq Jones, Clynnng, vas fined 18 and costr for assaulting Elimabetb 1Jiughas. ARTILLTRY VoLUNTEC1RSS-The Caruiarvon battery of rrtillery volunteers Were ou F, ida5, week inspected by a'eael l3sfoelt. At the olose of the in peition the raei were entertained at Iinner by Lieutenant Har. diag, at the ...

... A MISHAr.-On the 19th inst., Simon Hughes, Bank Quay, wbilst engaged in loading timber at the Railkay Stat on, fell a considerable distance. Mr Hugbes, who was picked up in an unconpcious state, was conveyed to his home, where he was attended by Dr WV. W. Roberts. He is progressing f.%vourably. CuAROE or STrELING £75.-On Saturday, at the Borough Police Court-, William Party, local manager for ...

... The fortnightly meeting of this Board was held on Thursday. There were present: --The Right Honourab'e Lord Penrhyn (cahirman), Mr T. Lewis, Dr. Ellis, Mr -James, Mr Jones, and Mr Gill (clerk and surveyor to the Board).-Iix the eighth annual report of the Museum and Reading Room, which was read, Mr P. Williams, the librarian, stated that he felt a pleasure in being able to report the continued ...

... TEIE GRBAP EIO AND LATEST NEWS. THE ZULU WAR. A LINE OF DESPATCH BOATS. The Government have under coosideration the es. tablisianeut of a line of despstch boats between Natal and Aden, The diatance could be performed in leas than twelve days, REINFORCEMENTS. Over three hundred men of twe 1st Battalion of the 60th Rifles have received orders to join the 3rd Bat- talion at the Cape. All the men ...

... 0rWRCflrteattnrs mtst be Iegisby Witten 'in itik, and en ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. MoNDAY,-Lord Bateman gave notice that on the 29th of April he will ask the House to declare by resolution that in future the policy of reciprocity should be adopted in our commercial relations with foreign ?? reply to Earl Granville, Lord Cranbrook said the ?? relative to the conclusion of the war in Afghanistan had not reached the stage when it would be convenient to lay the ...

... ! EOCLESIASTICAL INTELLIGENCE. Jesus COMLor, OxFonD.-The following petition has been sent to the University Commissiomzere from the rural deanory of Upper Llanrlnd':- To the Oxford Unjversity Comrnisseoner&.-Aty Lords and& Gentlemen: Woeliargy of the rural deanery of Upper LlandatF, hulbly beg leave to -represent to you that there exists among ell classes of the Welsh people a very strong ...