... THE VOLUNTEER ENCAMIPMENT AT SANDWELL PARK. Yesterday, at ten o'clock, tho assembly sounded, and the battalion having been formed into a Square, Colonel Bustace called to the front the winners at the ...

... I IMPERIAL PALIEN'. . for Ite --HOUSE OF LORDS ! and L 8 at MONDAY, JULY 23 Their lordships met at file o'clock. THE ALLEGED SLAVERY IN CYPRUS. The Earl of SIASITESBURY repeated a question put by him ...

... Superstition maintains a firm bold on the minis s of the humbler classes in several parts of Scotlaad ap and Ireland. A gentleman who lately spent a ha. fortnight in Ross-shire ...

... I__ ?? *-C LETTERS TO TE EDITORS. b -- THE WATER QUESTION. Ri Gentlemen,-The town council, by their vote of Wed- nesday, have determined to go in for a big scheme of 2, water supply, without waiting f ...

... 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, ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... (rtou COKRKsroKDKRT.} July 26, 1879. Br*,—ft be able tn get from Australia to England in .IS day*. That say, the idea i* pleasant, but some people iniuht prefer tn take a little more time than we have done, and not he so completely the merry of arrangements for * peril. To give instance how quickly one may get over the ground, rather the water, 1 poatcsd letter on June in Melbourne, the inail ...

... A STAINED CLASS Winnow has been erected in the parish of Goodrich, iu memory of the late vicar, the Rev. H. C. Morgan, by a few relatives and friends. ...

... THE MAJORITY OF MR A. J SHAW, OF CWMAVON. The coining of age Of Mr Arthur James the son of the successor to the ...

... YADFYFR] Welsh-American journals to hand include the following items of intelligence :—There are in the State of Pennsylvania 10,882 oil-wells; they yield on an average 50,000 barrels daily.—More children have died at Cmcinatti this summer than in almost any previous year. Scarlet fever is raging veryrvirulently in the Eastern part of the city. It has proved fatal to hundreds of Welsh ...

... A SEAMAN has no higher title of honour to bestow than the name of sailorman. In using it he implies that the comrade or officer to whom he, applies it is indeed a thorough seaman, who knows his work and will do it, whatever risk or toil it may entail. Whether the word is of old usage or has been invented in our own time to distinguish Jack from the fireman is a matter of doubt. It is certainly ...