... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... THE ALLEGED CONFESSION OF MURDER. Excitement prevails in Manchester concerning the alleged confession by Peace of having murdered Police-constable Cock. Habron.who was sentenced to penal servitude, resolutely denied all knowledge of the crime. The county police are instituting searching enquiries. The Central News special reporter, Leeds, referring to the above, telegraphs that no such letter ...

... The Speaker took the chair at four o'clock. MARRIED WOMEN'S PROPERTY ACT. Mr HIBBERT gave notice that he would call attention to the working of the Married Women's Property Act, and move a resolution. THE PERSIAN ARMY. Mr OSLvW gave notice of a question with respect to the employment of Russian officers in drilling and organising the Persian army. THE TREATY OF PRAGUE. Mr COWEN gave notice ...

... VXSTRY MEETING.—On Thursday morning, a numerously-attended meeting of parishioners was held at the Old Church, the Rev. J. W. Wynne Jones, vicar, presiding. The meeting had been convened for the purpose of electing three mem- bers of the burial board, in the place of the Rev. J. W. Wynne Jones, Mr J. Johns, and the Rev. D. Price, deceased, the members whose term of office expires this year.—It ...

... Mr W. Thomas, of Wellfield House, New-road, Llanelly, has presented the trustees of the above cemetery with a cheque for 1'213 12s 4d, which clears the debt incurred in the purchase and lay- ing out of the land. The.cemetery, which is about seven acres in extent, was purchased by the Non- conformists of Llaneily, a chapel and house being built at the entrance. The whole work cost £1,500, and ...