... ;) The regular monthly meeting of the above S A Authority was held at the Workhouse yesterday e h forenoou-the Chairman (Mr W. Edgar) pre- a is siding.a MEDICAL OiCFIEiRS' REPOITS. a s. The Deputy-Clerk (Mr S. Adams) read the fol. Sl a lowing report of Mr V. Hutchinson, medical officer P t of health for No. 3 district D aring the year dl 1878 the health of No. 3 district has on the t] v. whole ...

... NI I ! 11 *, 1 d 0 U Sl :L 3 i b ~ 3- , v, I DUIRI3)1A(1 UtAlIEDllA. SATUL;AY, lix.,LtUARY 1, 1878. mt litug-Service OaNit in B itint. Airtiel '137): lie chit. 1talt elltalO (UOenelssehrJ). isevotilg gSorv, i: 't1i1illii it) 13 fnit. Anillem (429): Tiht sTildorueBs (Liee). SUNDoY, FEB!IIARlY 2, 187D Nioreiett--SaiiRo 8 itqo ii A*. Anthem (423) 1 As tor me (wsetiy. .luirotr (18 : Lrad, for 'nhy ...

... MRE GISOMETER EXPLOSION AT WITTON PARK. e THE ADJOURNED INQUEST. The inquiry into the circumstances attending the death of Ralph Richards (80), who died from a the effect of injuries received at the gasometer explosion at the Witton Park Gas and Coke Com. e pany's, on the 7th nlt., was continued at the r Welsh Harp Inn, Witton Park, yesterday fore- dL noon-before Mr Deputy-Coroner Proud. Mr e ...

... THE ZiULU WAR. I ITRANSPORTS ENGAGED Th FOR THE TROOPS. _ _ _ Mal ACTIVITYINTHEARSENALS lth] 1 erof S 40,( APPREHENSIONS IN INDIA. Los tem cen 1 News of the di'saster has reached India, and the Dri spirit in which it has been received by - some of cap roa the native tribes is inducing great caution onl the colt part of the Government at home in withdrawing of -troops from that Empire. Mal The ...

... iTiUi TEN IOUW&S' QUESTION. STRIKE AT SOUTH STOCKTON. aThe strike of the men employed et eies5rs Allen fair tand Co.'s, 13on Lea Foundry, South SLockton, tra' against a demand of the masters for a reduction 0 1 in their wages from 83 to 53 poer cent., and return Dei to the 10B hours per day system, is the chief topic con on Toesside-being freely discussed ia all circles. tha lu our report on ...

... [RauTErW'S TELEGRAMW.J PAnrq, Fn7DJ1v.-M. Grevy, the President of the Republic, will shortly take up his residence at the Elysee. There is no foundation for the report that Marshal Mac. Mabon would at once leave Paris. He will remain here for n few days in order to render asBistance to . Greavy in the details connected with the latter's asumptiOn Of office. The exCPrerident has already ...

... '_ a -..s.. M F.Anawl mantine I ; On Saturday, a numerously attended meeting of Bristol sugar operatives and other working men was held at the Giant's Castle coffee tavern, St. Philip'sf bridge, the chair being taken by Mr. Charles Fox. The meeting was convened by bills which had been freely circulated throughout the city, and whichi set forth thipt the object of the assembly was to tranaet ...

... PRINCE LEOPOLD ON UNIVERSITY. I I EXTEN SION. EXTENl 'iU1N. A public treeting, called by the London Society for the Extenson of Uidversity.Teaohling, was held yeeterday afternoon in London. The Lord Mayor presided. Mr. Gladstone said there could be no possible doubt as to the want of more educational facilities being given to 1 the large n*mber of persons included in the clases betwveen the ...

... PROPOSED ENLARGEMENT OF THE SOMERSET COUNSTY LIUNATIC ASYLUM. At the meeting of the Axbridge guardians on Taesday, Mr. E. H. Llewellyn (chairman) called the attention of the board to a subject which had got into tle public newspapers, and was being discussed by the various boards of guardians in the county, with regard to the t proposal for providing additional accommodation for the i pauper ...

... JEILLALABAD. ,Jflh1Lek5J1ADnAJ A, correspondent of the Daify News, who entered the above city with the British troops, says:-Jellalabad may be about half-a-mile in length. It has a mud wall all ,round, which is in a very ragged condition, and may be the result of time or of earthquakes, for we know that a very severe carthquake almost utterly destroyed the defences of Sir Robert Sale when he ...

... G1ENEDIGATHAUJ. JONES-Chwefror 6ed, priod Mr. Peter Jones, Portland streeb, Aberystwyth, ar ferob. JONES-Ionavr y 21ain, pzifd Mr. David Jones, London House, Tfau-y-grisiau, Flestiniog, Sr fab. OWEN-Ionawr y 30ain, priod M~r. Willia~m Owen, Station Road, Ffestinioz, ar fab. ROnsntTs-Chwefror y 4ydd, prlod Mr. Richard Roberts, ognize darier, Efesfiaiog, sr fab. FBIODASA1J. EDWABDS-WIlLtAMS ...

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