... OPENING OF AN ORGAN AT LITTLE WALDINOFIELD CHURCH, see Very pleasant it was on FridaY last, after the hD5 ese. series of wet days, commencing in the showery moalo ong of April. and continuing long past drippint Jrle, the withont, however, bringing all things into tuae,erar He by the dog-days, to take advantage of the clear sky arI at bright sunshine, and have a drive into the counory, ...

... I .01k . lal 1;: 0 SA.TUIRlAY, JULY 26, 1879. 'WU~N x~riting, tial other day; on the Parlia.- li~entiny intiqliry illtO thle wrkig of co-opera- uise ores w>>e {sotike of' the bitterness and pi elee. displayed by many of those who have .dife tpc tlir parables gainst t -mdse f idable iolpetttcn'ti. It. is worth wvhiloe perihaps, to give i e pencimen of this, and we taket ie an illustra- ionl ...

... iMPER1AL PARLIAMENT. DOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY, m Turim Lordehip s uet at live o'olook. ALLEO KI) S&V15RtRY TN CYPRUS. The Earl of SRHAFrfEBIURY rose to repeat bho gi ?? put Ii, tbL Jord Ptcsident of the Oounoil, on tile ilth JaMy, Aa to whether it was the in- tention of her 3jfit3 ?? ChvernenM. oil ?? the ocoupation of Cyprus ?? maintain or suppress thu Syhita ot 1 ?? cxistiot in the jslaud, ana ...

... d tf ?? (ESTABLISHEED ANNO 1737.) 8 V BELFAUT: SATURDAY, JULY ]9, 1879. n I Iy the House of Lords yesterday, Lord Bury, n replying to Lord Truro, said It w'e tri-e that Colonel Harness had been put I u thie court of Inquiry appointed to investigate the circum- n tances of the Isandula disaster. Lord Cran- n brook declared that the case of the Rajih of v Chumba had been decided over and over ...

... I RESOLUTIONS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, Tm ooommittee of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland on higher educ-s tion, having considered A A bill Intituled an act to promote the advancement of learningand to extend the benefits connected with university enucatlon in Ireland, presented by the Lord Chancellor, have passed the following resolutions:- 1. That to dissolve ?? ...

... TRDIAU A TRAIRO8YZ(NGYE1D.-H ; Y iaaonvsnaturiol Siwn i bob Plhenri deimlo I Ya ya~n naturial jawn i bob fl~eunwr Iddm yN b h ei aw~ydd a 8aai tbddi rbra drwyT, Wine4 d,br' cee Iow ar e~l 1yafead ifigiianini, gy1,fyd prj- is~~~~~~~~ytii'~ GwyPP _Ws, y;jAi -roddi tro, dr J2foed& r e gwle c g~lano1 ac amrywio Iolygfyd lithaFa. peaihaibII ' &1bdiboiaa.'seth DPRnoYn Jd naid ganodynt glAoni' ...

... Y pen yn hurt, y elyw yn dwm, y gwalt yn gador ty ?? LLwm, Y rm wlty ai' a Y llaw'n grynedig ac yn wyw, yn ffaeiu'symud yn ei - Y ywS9 yu ysgain iawn yn awr, yn eftro mae ar ben er- pob awr, fel Yr anadl yn ddiffygiol sydd, a phesweh ?? bob nos a Yn -MOd jvr 8mwog aranfarwol Cakdfruin. au Y mae Uawer eisoes wedi profi, eraill wedi el teimlo ychydig, ac eraill yn ofni y gwirionedd lo uchod. Gan ...

... Bstb~hio ffebhtolw. 3r Cymerodd angladd y Parchedig Ddr Morton Ld Brown, gweinidog YmneilLdaol. enwog yn ngor- ra llewinbarth Lloegr, le. yn Cheltenham dydd I- Mawrth. Yr oedd tuag an mil ar ddeg o bersonan ru yn breseno], ac arddangosid galar cyffredinol yn y as dref ar yr achlysur. it, Bwriada Sultan Zanzibar dalu ymweliad arall a id Lloegr yn fuan. rr Bydd i fab y diweddar Frenin Theodore, ...

... I -I (By Freeman Special Wire.) LONDON CORRESPONDENCE 3Freeman Office, 21 . Strand, London, 55 Tuesday h'orning. d Her Majesty the Queen sent last evening a .message to Canon Bagot inviting the Irish farmers y who nvsited Marlborough House on Saturday to be e her guests at Windsor this afternoon. Unfortu- nately nearly all of them have left London, and the ,Canondid not wish to go down ...

... - - - I-Fo rI. In Paris the Freeman's Journal is now exclusively supplied at Miosque 131, Boulevard des Cayucines, near the Place di 1' Opera. Ir is a curious coincidence that while the V.ndon great morning papers ignore the ,.Iegram announcing the burning of Ulundi, :ummunicated by the Press Association, and sublisbed by the Pall !lall Gazette as nasing been in the hands of Government, ...

... LORD SALIjTWI7RY. i (SPECIAL TELEGRAM.) London, Wednesday Night. The Conservative members for the city of Lon. i don were entertained this evening by the City of London Conservative Association at a banquet, at the Cannon-street Hotel. The dinner took place in the Great Hall, where upwards of 300 guests I assembled, under the presidency of Mr Alderman K K Fowler, M P, who was supported by 1r I ...

... THiE l1 P!5ESFNTATl)N OF ENNIS. (F'ruw ihe Conr; LExaminer.) The writ for thle i ielection was moved for at a lat hour on Fridaly uight. It will probably be in the hands of the Sheriff by to-morrow, at iartlhest. In a few clsys iore the electors will have to select a irtet motative, and we need hardly ca)y that the coyutry i3 deeply concernzed as to the re-tult. 'Tlhe late nuciaber for Eunis ...