... to load a cart of coals at the manse, died in a few minutes, He bad been in delicate health for some time past. minister for Mr MacDonald has been paris Dallas for 35 years, and was much res His wile died by ail who knew him. y some “ A Sreanpep.—On Saturday morn- ing a telegram was received in Liverpool from the ontports stating that a gunboat and a schooner had ashore off Hoylake, on a bank ...

... CiEllKS' FE ES TO BOARDS OF GUIARDIANS. I .~ is_ HA A-tt.A - E of I~., 1- +A^ n ^ I'.q U U)- L%. ci L.iN i). A deputation, consisting of clerks to Boards of Guardians in the nietropolis, end representing also LLoicetat, Darby, Chesterfield, and Nottin-ghamn, waited I yesterday upon tho President of the Local Governmensst Board, with whom was Mr. Stilt, tifF., at Whirtehalsl,- upon the subject ...

... THE MONTGOMERY STREET BOARD I SCHOOLS. A meeting to celebrate the opcning of the Montgomery Street Board Schools wns held on Mlonday night, in the boys department; Mr. Georre Dixon, the chairmen of the School lonerd, presiding. There wero also present the Leads. E. F.M. MacCarthy end I-t IW. Crostkey, Councillor Powell Williams, lr. J. Jonesand Dr. J. A. Laagferd, Mlessrs. J. S.Wright and F. ...

... ..w - Ad -V rt - a - b hat ARRIVAL OF THE WVINNE1R IN ST. HELENS. ade ice, TLe town of St. Helena yesterd:ay presented a Onl- very lively appearance from an early hoar, o wing to the intended return, in the evening, of Lance- Corporal Taylor, of the 47th ?? the winner of the Queen's Prize at Wimbledon this year. From ion all places of business along the proposed route of One tho procession ...

... The sentence of death passed upon John Biggs for the murder of Mary Ann Bromwich, at Jl.yington, near Leicester, has been commoted, and the prisoner will be removed to the Convict Asylum at Broadmoor, his mind being affected. ...

... INSURRECTIONARY MOVEMENTS IN JNDIA. The Rum pa rebellion is assuming a more serious aspect. The rebels fired on the police in thesfceam launch Shamrock. Her crew, 17 in number, escaped to the launch Godavery, and the Sham- rock was captured and gutted by the rebels. Con. siderable reinforcements have been sent from Madras. Colonel liainrnell, comm ...

... ANNIVERSARY SEKVICES in connection witfr Salem Imiepen lent Cnapei were held last Sunday and .Monday, The Revs. T. Thomas (dsn iu-rjj, J. Rees (Nelson), and — Edwards (Treoiky-J preached, i he Wesleyaus held interesting ser- vices on Sunday, in whici. recitations were given by the children, and Mr Trayne preached. O. Alondav tiie children had tea, and marched through the streets. ...

... MW1NGLODDIAU CYMPEIG. YB wyf newydd orphea darltea adroddiad blyn- yddol T. Fanning Evans, Yaw., arolygydd mwn- gloddiau dros ei Mawrhydi. Ysti'rir adroddiadau blynyddol ein cydwladwr dysgedigo Amlwch yn mhlith y rhai goreu a mwyaf dyddorol a ysgrif- enir gan holl arolygwyr y deyrnas. Felly y mae ~yr hwn sydd yn awr ar fy mwfrdd. Ymaeyradroddiadau hynyn al yr Act Senedd- ol er IRheoleiddiad ...

... 1TMH NEW PaSUTLAR AND, QENTa I O~~~ON'TRACT. Yesterday aftertaoon an inflitential dputation waited upon the Chancellor of the 3xcheqaes, Lord John Manners Sir Michael, Hicka-Besch, an&d Si Henry Selwin-lbbetson, at the Treasury, WhitehaU, on the subject of the India an# Ojbia a4 Austri Pestsa eontraet iu conjunction wath the Peninsular and i Oriental Copy'a evieo. The, deputation included, ...

... DIBTURBANOES IN BELFAST. YESTIMAY, was observed as a general holiday in Omagh, the principal planes of business being closed, and excursions were held to different plaose In the locality, and also to Derry and Belfast. A lute band arrived in Belfast by one of the early trains, and the mem. bers, after eujoying themselves in different ways, assembled in the evening in the publia-house of Mrs. ...

... IMPEURAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS-TUESDAY. THEIR Lordehips reat a five o'clock. MISCELLANOUSOU The report of the amendments to the Bills of Sale (Sootleuw ) Bill was agreed to. The CoUveynruing and Land Transfer (Scotland) Ant (18741 Amendment Bill was read a third timo and passed. THU REGISTRATION or CANAL BOATS. The Archbiahop of CANTERBURY asked the Lord President of the Connoil whether ...

... ATHRODI CLERIGWR CYMREIG 0 DREFRIW. ACHOS RHlYFEDD YN MRAWDLYS CAER. Yn mrawdlys Caer, dydd Sadwrn diweddaf, o flaen y Barnwr Manisty, gwrandawyd yr achos QG'ower yn erbyn Edwards ?? a chymerodd yr oll o'r diwrnod i'w drafod. Ymddangosodd Mn M'Intyre a Swetenham dros yr achwynydd, a'r Mri. Wellis a Higgins dros y diffynydd. Wrth agor yr achos, dywedodd Mr M'Intyre mai yr erlynydd ydoedd y ...