... I my: ' OIIURVH GUILD AT MXERTHYR In tho Hlgh.stroee of Merthyr, hiding itselW partly away from view under the shadow of St. David's Ohlrch, ae ?? schools, wherein evere genertions of lads and lasses have bean trained, but which now, by the inexorable law of necessity, go into the hands of the School Boad. Cloe by -the sohools again in a small house, or.. ?? intended by the primitive ideamenof ...

... SECOND EDITIONI ?? WsETZ= MML 0Xfl0 4.30 &,X, ?? z_ 1. I EGYPT. CAIRO, Fa. 19.wuba .Paeh. President f tha Coucil of Mini'ters, has tendered his eeignatiof, which has been acepted by the A04vo.- THE FRUCH AMNESTY BILL. rp&zm, Fz3. 19, 10.' ?? Ministq have accepted the Amnesty Bill as amended h the committee of the Chamber of Deputies. a s no foundation for the report that the members of the ...

... 03flural qefm Another snowstorm has passed over Scotland and seriously impeded traffic upon the railways. The definitive treaty between russia nd Turkey has been ratified by the Sultan. A Constantinople telegram contradicts the rumour that the plague has broken out at Eskidje and Senikhova. Severae cases of spottod typhus have occurred at Dunse' Parish Church was completely destroyed by fire ...

... , , I a IcIU exe. ..I .. . ?? l f l ,~ , ROYAL INSTIToTeOe.'-Oig Saturday,- at 4three o'clock, Tlbomnas Hairison, Esq., ?? of. the.Post Office Telegraphs,, will lecture on Sir Charles Wheatstone as an electrician (with experiments). Mr. Robert Carriok, of Hedoss, who passed-his final examination at the Incorporated Law Society's Hall in November last, was on Saturday last admitted a solicitor ...

... I LOCA- LEWS Ii - LOCAL N$ OBW At Blackburn. on Saturday, Charles Richard Ox H indles, aged five years, was caught by an express exbil train while pasn Harrison's crossing, on the fronm Lancashire an -Yorkshire Railway, and his body ofta Vs was literally cut to pieces. This is said to be the fami 5S sixth accident at the place. hush MANs FouNDn Daowuzn AT Bsaxsmws.-~Abont Of I ie half-past ...

... WEST COAST OF AFLICA. INGs , _A-JA AZ'U THE TRADERS%. C , tUl: AFtlCA'AN GCOTD WOIVWtINGS. as - ?? . 'The Br'itish un2d African Steam Navigati:an Gem~- I ?? royei mail Etuamer (isboou arrived in the D: i eraty yebterday. . She reports that at Old Calabar oe the 11thli n usimo the health of the Europeans wo7 remark- ,bly grood, but trade was almost at a sta:dstill, L partly oa Lcouut of tie dry ...

... CONVOCATION'. Yesterday mornir_-, convocation of the province of Canterbury met for the despatch of business, the A usual celebration of the Holy Communion takiag place not in 'Westminster Abbey, as 'csual, but in the private chapel of Lambeth Palace. The Prolo- V cutor took the chair in the lower housen, when several notices of motion were given. Canon Gregory presentei a memorial of ...

... ELECTION. INEWS. THE REPRESENTATfQO OF MID-LOTHIAN. [ 0 MR GLADSTONE'S CANDIDA RE. S A meeting of the electors and non-electors favour- S able so the return of MrGladstonefornid-Lothian. was ei held last night in the Assembly Rooms, West Calders There was aZ lerge attendance, and Air Smith, Muir. house, occupied the chair. S On the motion of Dr Watson. seconded by the Rev. Mr Wardrop, it was ...

... THE MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS. DISTRESS IN CABUL. THE ATTITUDE OF YAXOOB KHAN. We have received the following telegram from the India Office:- [TELEGRAM FROM VICZaoY-FEBR UARy 14TH.] Stewart was at Robat on the 9th, two marches from Candahar. Part of force returning from Khelat-i- I Ghilzai by Arghassan and Argandab Valleys, in which I supplies have been easily procurable, reconnaisances f and ...

... K 1 I SPEECHES BY M. GREVY AND M. GAMBETTA. -(BY SUBMINEUIB TIIEGRAPIQL (pRoM OUJI OWN CORRESRONDENT.) PARIS, SUNDAY NIGHT. This morning M.. Gr}rv received the bureaux of 4be Municipal Council aund the Council-General of the Seine. In reply to an address from M. Thuline, President of both Councils, M. Grevy said he would gladly have seen, as bad been re- quested, the Parisian Municipality in ...

... Nufal Expics. ?? ?? Tims RECENT ELECTION FOR PIUARGATE WARD (if at E that may be called an election in which the electors P' r had no voice) has aroused what the Yankees style a w good deal of latent feeling; and uncomplimentary a! remarks upon the age and experience of the new AC Councillor have been dsropped into the letier-boxes of as some of our contemporAries. As for the youth of g1 ...

... '_ 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 ...