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... realised £1130. Mothmwzll. —AI men' Jfrrtfti?.—A meeting was held at the Red Koad, (Whn, -eeterday, theie being abowt 8(10 present—Mr M*Oabe, chairman. The men unaaiaiooalr a»-r*-ed la d»rg and short noun i«HHeliiately, end iota the Miners A ...
... CARDIFF. SnND MEMORIAL FOND.—We wish to ell at- tention to the&han l Memorial Fund to pay otf the mortgage of which over £ 400 have been eol- fee ted. It is urgently requested that those who Can will at once contribute, an the entire sum of has to be paid off on Thursday. TROTTING MATCH.—A trotting match took place on Tuesday for a-side, between Mr Wiltshire's mare, Kitty, an' Mr Richard ...
... YORKSTUIRf STUbENTS IN CAMDRIDGR HIGHER LOCAL EXAMINATIONS. C^atrsr.hDGE, Tuesday Tile followingare the full results with roitard te; Yz shire students and students passed at the Yorkhiur Cetntro at the recent Higher Local Examination; , telegraphic list of the names of the succesisful candidatte in which appeared a. few days since:- irouap R. IDivinity). Leeds Centre-H. Denham, 173, Belle Vua ...
... I CAIRO, Augigst 7. THE directors of the Customs, railways, and Post Office, in the reports which they have just made to the Minister of Finance for 1878, concur in regarding that year as one of the most disastrous for revenue purposes which Egypt has ever experienced. In the Customs, the total revenues from exports for 1878 were 196,2i6, as against r141,67 in 1877. The total value of goods ...
... After addressing the electors of the Cardiff Boroughs next week, Mr E. J. Reed, M.P., will at once proceed to the Pembroke Boroughs, where he will be joined by the Liberal candidate, Mr Henry Allen, and both gentlemen will hold joint meetings at all sections of the distriot.. ...
... A bathing accident occurred at Scarborough on Monday morning, by which a youth named Blagg lost his life, and his brother and father narrowly escaped being drowned. Mr Charles J. Blagg, of Cheadle, went to bathe on the South Sands, accompanied by his two sons, John W. Blagg, twenty years of age, and Charles Frederick sixteen years of age. They all went into the water from a machine, and one of ...
... W.EST HiARTLEPOOL IMPROVE- MENT COMMISSIONE&S. M1:NT COn1 UiN M. The customary meeting of this body was held S Festerday-Mr Edward Turnbull in the chair. TnE LIGETIIrG OF THE TOINW. On the recommendation of the Surveyor, twenty- c Six additional street lamps are to be placed in the a new parts of the town-ehiefly on the West a Stranton Estate, West Hall Estate, and Mliddle- ton Grange Estate. ...
... ]{RIETOIC OF TRE RECESS. MR GLADSTONE AT CHESTER. 8 it An enthusiastic meeting of Liberals was held at it Chester last niight to hear addresses from the Right He Hon. J. G.Dobson, their present member,and from the i Hon. Bently Lawley, who has been selected by the d three hundred as the second Liberal candidate for Chester at the next general election. Amongst those e on the platform were ...
... CAVES OF PREHISTORIC MAN IN XOPAVI.A, 44.- h . - ;his Respecting the discoveries which have jut'S bece a in certain caves in Moravia some in teesting detaiB. :t published in the Augsburg Allymeine Z-;0.Lnu. A some months past excavations have bepn goin6 onx: er the Kotoutsch Hill, near Stnatnberg, ,hich L;. ay already brought to light a large number co remai!i : ug the highest scientific ...
... . One morning there was considerable excitement at e the Vier Zeitung, at Ems, waiters rushing in alI o directions, and Herr Huyn, our little host, looking e fussy and all-important. We inquired the cause, and )f were told that the Emperor was expected in the B. afternoon to call upon some ladies of high rank who r- were staying at the hotel. A huge roll of new carpet, tt which had jast been ...