... 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 ...

... YN mysg prif adeiladaun y ddixlae, dylemnen yn ?? 'y p al's elwir' jy''tuvre (Lwefyr%, (Ian lawer siaredir am ?? tel yix 0yflfw~yS ynddot el hun y p3tlas ymheradmrlia elw~ir TuiierLt iesfl ii7rs; a siarada e aila y aourq ' Taileries fel dw~y adeilad wabanol. Ond uin adeilad fawr ydyw, a'rtenw Louv2re ar tin rhtils a'r ieuw ?Pu7et ies ar y' llall. Prif ad'eilad ' Parig ydyw y LQUYIO (yn ...

... GENERAL FOREIGN NEW , (THROUGH RUiTcE'S Aq (lq) THIE GERMAN TARIFF. The Nalional. feitttng to-day announces ut thi- Customs Tarif, Commission yesterday dended ?? the impositiou of an import duty of 10 ?? Ppt. upon hops, but to admit'wool and cotton free of du3. SNOWSTORMS IN DENM COPENB.GEN, in, In consequence of heavy snowatorms during the bsitio days, all railway communication between Fuae a ...

... Wasp —The aenual of this yesterday— ‘eile in the chair. The annuai report the total income for last year was £306 12s 4d, expenditure £200 19s, leaving a surplus of £5 lie 4d, The & for next gem sem the Action ror sy 4 Worxmay slater named M'‘Caff: in the his damages for injuries em- fell from the roof of a at the Albert Harbour injuries the effects of for to work. that the the defender was ...

... THE ZULU .W.AR. BRITISH VICTORIES. EXPECTED ATTACK IN FORCE BY THE ZULUS. GRAVE POSITION OF AFFAIRS. Cape Town, January 20 (via Madeia, by Uuion steamer Asiatic). On January 24 Colonel Wood's column was attacked by a body of 4000 Zulus. The engage- ment resulted in a victory for the British troops, the enemy being completely scattered. The British sustained only trifling loss. The force under ...

... MERCANTILE IN VESTMENT —_—_— The bers was held last night within the Was & good (of Cameron & chairman of the society, submitted the annual directors to the members, and accountant), and cortiied by report sho auditors. The versal 400 shares had been subscribed for, prevailing during year, upwards £2900 advanced to members, the total and nearly shares bein 2427, a subscribed capital of £60,675 ...

... An application has been made in the Probate and Divorce Division, in the suit of Lady Sarah Ann Gooch for judicial separation from Sir' Francis R. S. L. Goooh, Bart., that the case might be tried before the Q ...

... THE COUNCIL AND THE COLLECTOR,—A special meeting of the Aberystwith Council was held on Tuesday, the Mayor, Mr D. Roberts, presiding. Mr Hugh Hughes, the borough treasurer, said the overseers were to liowe paid 9195 to the School Board on Friday, but they did not, and the board had resolved that the mandamus should be issued. The clerk to the board had refused to receive the money now unless ...

... The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, having moved the postponement of the orders of the day till after the resolution relating to the business of the House, Sir C. DILKE appealed to the Government to afford further time for the consideration of a mat- ter of such importance as a material change in the rules of the procedure in that House. Notice of the resolution was only given on Friday last, and ...

... BRIDGEND, pot-RT.—Jenkin Morgan and his three sons, lately of Liverpool, were summoned on Saturday by Mrs Morgan, of Pencoed, for alleged damage to properly. The elder defendant is son of the complainant, and he has been attempting to take possession of her house, alleging that he is the heir. There were cross-summonses, and as all the parties did not attend the bench adjourned the whole. Mr ...

... A SAILOR DROWNEDRNEAR THE SMALLS. At about seven o'clock on Sunday morning, Thomas Lewis, a seaman, belonging to Carnarvon, fell overboard from the topsail yard of the schoo- ner Saowdon, of Carnarvon, and wae drowned. The vessel .was on a voyage from Carnarvon to Rochester, with slates, and when the unfortunate occurrence took place was a few miles E.S.E. of the Smalls. There was a very heavy ...

... CORRESPONDENCE. A GROWL FROM MERTHYR. To the Editor of the SOUTH WALKS DAILY NEWS. SIR,—The terrible accident which occurred yesterday to Mr Gwilym James and his brother Mr Russell James, solicitors, of Merthyr, was caused by a yelping cur running up to the heels of the horse they were driving. Complaints are constantly made of dogs running about the streets of Merthyr, and interfering with ...