... In the House of Lords, yesterday, Earl do la Warrs Bill, compensating injuries to workmen, was again allowed to stand over. Some information was given respecting the use of continuous brakes, and the Marquis of Salisbury announced that the laat Russian soldier had left Roumelia. In the House of Commons Mr Roberts gave notice that next Session lie should bring in a Bill to abolish the sale of ...

... ISPSCL-VL TBLISGIIAM* FROU LrOr I ),.i UJENW. I The Alcazar from Cardiff to Sables d'Olonne, sank (1:1 Wednesday, after collis on with the Flamingo ss, from Bombay to Havre, > hich landed the crew at Dartmouth and proceeded. ...

... YDI3K OONYOCA?UION, T:EE ATHANASIAN CREED. TRhe conjoined Houses resumed their sitting yes- terday morning in York Mpinster-the Archbishop of York in the chair. The subject of discussion which occupied the whole of the day was the Athanasian Creed. the ore. C. P. PEACHI proposed That, as the creed of Athauasiua has been received by the Catholic Church for so many centuries as the standard of ...

... DAZAA1X AT AIMLE= PAPTE. Ani attractive baza~ar, which isl to remain ope'o to-day an: tol-morrewn, was comnieence-i yesterday in i la ige ?? o1 il tho hpeciousi atil ?? attaulled to Arsilcy 3-olrogrdcsiS andl~ grourTa(I ?? been I lnii~y three-i open fur thle occasion by Mr. WV. Ei. Gott. 1'hs liriilnOtcr- llfl made evilly poseiibla effort to ensure thei muccoss ot their charitable etutrpriso- ...

... DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES. The distribution of prizes at the Merthyr Proprietary School, previous to the summer vacation, took place at Penydarran House, on Thursday morniug. Amongst those present were Mr W. Sirnuns (who presided G. T. Clark, Esq., Messrs T. J- Dyke, W. L. Daniel, E. Lawrance, W. Smyth, C. H. James, T.J. Jones (Cefn), W. T. Griffiths, W. T. Goodfellow, and a number of ladies. I ...

... It is in contemplation to make a number of pro- motions in and appointments of the Order of the Star of India, ...

... To the Editor of the SOUTH WALES DAILY NEW. SIR.—A statement in your weekly issue of last Saturday revives a libellous and unjust statement cast u; on the electors of the county of Brecon by Tory canvassers, whose unsciupulous conduct in other respects is calculated to deprive their testi- mony of any weight, even if it were not contra- dicted by undeniable facts. It is stated that Mr Howel ...

... THE REV. NEWMAN HALL'S DIVOI CASE. Sir James Hannen and a special nesday the hearing of the petition of the Ref. topher Newman Hall, for a divorce, on his wife's adultery with Frederick Waters son. There have been previous proceedings rence to the matter, as the rev. gentleman presented a petition for a divorce on the ground1 wife's adultery with the same person, but this k* sequently withdrew ...

... ACTION AGAINST A MAGISTRATE. SPECIAL .-TURY CASE. Browtz v. Laybourne.—This was a special jury case, m which Mr. Anstie and Mr. Kettle (ir-structed by j\Pa\r1' vPort)j appeared for the plain- tiff; and Mr. Mathews, Q.C., andMr.Jelf finstructed by Mr. C. B. Fox, of Newport) were for defendant. The plaintiff (or informer), was Mr. James Brown, of Caerleoa-road, Newport.; and the defendant, Mr. ...

... The eonfidence with which our ?? t balle and other places of entertinent the attractons of their prognme ipn the f approach of the Autumn BanIelida ly s he explained by the circumstance that the- a arurl as well as urban hoiday mdke and that for folk who can oontemplte the greeiifi any working day of their live3 the true e d rsreationis to be found in ruaning up oiiond S to see what is ...

... THE WVEA THER. t .s s s LONDON, Thursday, 6 p.m. The weather during to-day has been very unsettled in almost all parts of the lUnited Kingdom.L During the early hours of this snomning a shallow depression reached our south-western coast from the Atlantic. The barometer consequently fell very generally. The wind became southerly over England., easterly in Scot- land, and north-easterly to ...

... MARY AIKENHED&. I - - - - 0. 5 m day intb Jdlyof 185tT the quiet r.y,S of the Sitrisof Gheity n Dmuy. boo thexscene of a sad and striknh funara I , A long train of white-robed priests, each vth a lighted taper in his hand, passed from era.th the portal of the Conent ohapel, antd ,aed slowly, to the solemn tones of the ree .owaras a freshly-opened grave. Close behind them car gre'.t array of ...