... ?? tirlit amitlial dilaner 6f the .1loser IfHamilets tiberal Chilt nas ibelil, at (C rsbs 111111 Johop)gate iStreet, last night. Dir. Ii. NSI. Blxtoil presidel sutpporteild y Sir T. F. lPixten, SirH1. Havx e- lock ,e sro. S. entia l undiella, and Itols, minembers of tar- lianient-.-Si;1 iiensmir Ifirelockt ili respeniling for tbc army, ox- pressed a hope for thc aportes torl nt teion of the ...

... PRIVATE CORRESPONDENC. , LoxNo)oN, M~onday Eveninz. SIP JOHN Lain BoCx'S namle may be enlogised by a certain section of the oi polloi, but there is no doenbt that it is execrated by a still larger body. I believe the original. intelltioll of tile worthy bankier-natuirltist was to afford relaxation to a badly-ptid and highlly-valuable class of young mlien the bank clerks. Unfortmcately, the ...

... ro ero requested to publislh the following corre- spondenco ?? Council House, May 31, 1879. Sir,-At a nublie meeting, held on Friday night, you nre reported intlo i'est to havo said that yoa h]ad been informed that the tickets of the layor's Relief Fund had been distributed with a view to bias thle next election; and further, that you ' knew that it was a fact in a great many cases.' Will ...

... NOTICES TO CORREPsEONDENLTS. ,41 Je~ter-l inten~ded fov ioublicatson muit be acecom panied by thtt Siatme ear aildrcess of tltc writer; neot nccessari-y, for 2ssbieicatiol5, but for the in formation of the )t'ditor. WI,'ei. onsivestC to qtttsieont are ?not qivet5 inl the course of a day or two, the qutetionctst' sill ptease to understand that ite ale unable to ?? the iazformatieic asked for. ...

... I THE RECTOR OF MERTEYR ON egTBIM BIRITEDAY Oy THE HOLLY SPIRiT. on W ?? eveningthe Rector of Mertbyr, t ahis textfroma Acsit, 4, And theywereall filled with the Holy Ghost, made some verftent 8nd ?? remarka on old Welsh Church traditiong, now, sad to Bay, matters aitogether of the nast. He then concluded by giving his view of te 6Salfvation Army, as it is callod, We give the subatance of ...

... ?? POLITICAL AFFAIRS. --The Metropolitan Conservative Alliance held an enthusiastic meeting in Lambeth on Tuesday. Colonel Beresford, who presided, said that he believed that Lord Beaconsfield and his colleagues ha(l taken the measure of the time, and had provided a citadel, and a field of action in which to do our best to control the deluge, whether of brutal military tyranny or of wild ...

... THlE ZULU WA R THE general advance of the British troops had been fixed for about June i when the mail left on the 27th ult., and Lord Chelmsford's headquarters had already been transferred to Land- man's Drift in readiness. General Wood's column started on the 26th ult., and General Newdigate's troops were to follow, and join forces beyond Ibabanango, a supply depot being made on the way at ...

... A TuF SULMMER FETE of the Earlswood Asylum for Idiots ill take place on Tuesday, July 22. LES TRIBiULATIONS D'UN CHTiXOss is the title of M. Jules Verne's forthcoming new work. MR. ALMA TADEMA was elected a Royal Academician last week; and Messrs. G. 11. ?? and Hubert Herkonier, Associates. THE LATEST FASHIONAnt.E me/n ?? is ahandsome fan, on which the list of dishes is engraved, so that ...

... ?¾V? '?M?PZiRE ICr?N AFFAIRS -IN THE EAST.-Aleko Pash; ,vas formally inve.4ted as Governor-General of Eastern Roumelia on Friday at I'hilippopolis. Amidst an assembly of officials and a small crowd of the inhabitants, who were not over-enthusiastic, two firmans of the Sultan notifying the appointment were read, followed by a proclamation from the new Goverisor, bidding his subjects to maintain ...

... Juosa 3.-Before the Revs, T~os. B. WRIGHT, RODURRT Wit SUJTTON¶. J. E. COoSS,,and C. W. MARKHAM. : ~wia ALLEGED BREACH op THE.- LicENSING ACT.-SUpt. wer Danby complained that Edward. Simpson, of Cailetor,- the lan dlord of the G~riffin Inn, there, did permit drunkenneiss an inhisbhouse on the 5h May last. Police Iospectoff a~yloir witi stated that on the day in question he heard a noise ini ...

... THORNE AG1RICULTURAL SOCIETY. The twenty-seventh annrual show of this enterprisin, son, body took place oil Wednesday, on the well-ordwera Adairy grounds and park belonging to Mlakin Durliam, Esq., well; Thorne Hall]. The little ?? Was tastefully decorated Fell, and the whole of the inhabitants of the place seemed eit tborl) fdte. The (lay War, beau1tifully fine and thousanda of via. K Bel ...

... MULTUM IN PARVE. M \1U.i1iVJU i n r~nnyVlz. te zv -N .m The Duke of Argyll arrived at (2Qebec on ri ''uesde*. ci A boy was rium over bv a tranicar at Hull on si Tuesday, ?? killed, the buody being horribly ti muftiltr vd. di The rtansion-botise and shootings belonging to a, Sir S. Dundas, of Dunirca, P'erthshire, have been hi taken for the season by Lord Chancellor Cairns. D The Christian ...