... NOTICE.—Owing to the death of Mr W. Grif- fiths, chemist, the South Wales Daily NWR and Cardiff Times will in future be sold by Mr John Morgan- Howell, ironmonger, and at the Chalybeate Pump House.—(ADVT.] 42650 ...

... LIBERAL MELTING AT LAMBETH. An influential meeting of Liberals, representing various districts of Ihe borough of Lambeth, was held on Saturday evening, at The Horts, Kenning- ton, to consider what action should be taken in the interests of the Libetal cause at the next elecii'on. The general feeting of the meeting was that Lambeth, with a constituency of 50,000 electors, should be more ...

... AN IMFOPJAINT CASE TO COL- IJElæ AT ABERDARE. At the Aberdare police-court, on Tuesday—the Stipendiary on the bench—much interest was taken iu d case againet a collier named Evan Unfhtn, who was proceeded against under the Master and Servants Act by hi, late employers, Messrs Burnyeat, Brown aud Co., of the Letty Shenkin Colliery, Aberdare. for the recovery of xlO damages through breach of ...

... REFORMING THE INDIAN ARMY. To the EDITOR of the PALL MALL GAZETTE. SIR,-The Indian newspapers are disposed to cavil at the com- position of the lately appointed Army Commission now sitting in India, because the regimental officers of the army are not largely represented upon it and because it contains some civilian members. That the Government of India attach great importance to its ...

... I Our natural and real wants are confined to narrow boutde, S whilst those which fancy Rnd oustom create are confined to none. Bolingtbrvke. ?? BBEs APPRaECIATE COLOUR ?-Ici order then to test the power of bees to appreciate colour, I placed snme honey on a slip of grass, an d put the grass on coloured paper. For instance,. I put some beney in this manner on a piece of blue paper, and when a ...

... At' l. I -I M79 1n- CA Woosk lh7Lf. Ib7. Inc. 1305. ('ldoataone ?? July 27 ..63,7155 .. 7,652. - 4,237 Cambrisa ?? 27 3. )720 . 4,253 *. - .520 Cork uncd.Bandon ?? 27 *. 5 717 35 . f Gl~aggow and Sfoueth. Wostea - 23 22,539 1.01 1tO . 1840 . Great Ea.%tern ?? -27 *.3,952. 57,313 , - 2,337 Great North of Scotland.. - 23 6, ,07. 0,551.. . Greeat ?? - 27 .,60,333 .. 05897 .. -0,764 GroatWestern ? ...

... MESSRS WATSON BROTHERS EMPLowEmE.-.'The ,r employees of Watson Brothers, numbering upwards of a forty, left Aberdeen on Saturday with the 5 5 p.m. *n train to enjoy a few hours of the caller air at Cove. h d Arriving at a nice secluded place above the rocks the i] h party partook of tea, after which games and dancing ;3 were engaged in. The com any returned to town C e with the 9-15 train ...

... PARIS, Sunday. I th I The Moscow correspondent of the Cologne Gazete, I th writingon the subject of the Merv expedition, gives I the following particulars in explanation of its origin th so and objects:-; t y The expedition of General Lazareff has by this I [r time probably penetrated into the interior of the Trans- di: Caspian Steppes and reached the Tekke Turcoman | e It ' settlements, ...

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... iI I 1AU -1s . ^A A ?? 1 ASL - - AA1-A1 - P -t^ - A A . At last the news has reached us of an-inuportant s ee victory over King CEFEWvAYo's army, which mayv an possibly prove to be the turning-point of the unfor- ,l 4o tunate Zulu War. Sir GARNET WOLSEL9Y, with a Ur generous reluctance to displace Lord CHIEMSFORD in ex the command at a time when he seemed likely to th achieve the long-desired ...

... yotal 'Advs. Earl and Countess Stanhope have left town for Ohevening Sevenoaks. Lord and Lady Belper andl Hon. Miss Strutt have re- turned to Kingston Hall, Derbg, for the season. It is announced that the Earl of Loudoun is to be married to the Hon. Alice Howard, siste; to the Marebioneas of Bute. The earl is a cousin of the Marquis of Bute, and brother of the Duchess of Norfolk. The Duke of ...

... CO IEESPONDE NBI AN ENGLISH CLERGYMIAN ON THE UNIVERSITY BILL, TO TrHE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST NEW5.LEXTTX, SIR-I was very much pleased to tead the centl' ments of your townsmen, the highly talented and worthilv esteemed Rev. Dr, Gray and Mr, Huam Ui'Mcrdio, as expressed in their letturs to you -n your isme of the 28th inst., touching the now Irish University Bill, which hsa pased the Upper ...