... I B - ~ ~,LETTER, No. CXXI.- THE RECENT ENCYCLICAL. . fe OutS ago we Welre told, in a letter fr9m'Rome, of the lively interest displayed by r.His Holiness in the studies of young men pres g paring for the priesthood. As one means of ir inciting them to diligence, and giving a useful d bent to their talent, weekly disputatious vere established at the, Vatican' after the a ancient manner of the ...

... v- - - - - - -Lo-- 1 - t -I MANCHESTER WINTER Assan order in Council, dated Anst 14, the Northern and Salford nnyof Lancaster are for the Purpose divisions o f the cofnV os to be held at Manchester, of the next winter as-i .nitod ?? Assize County No.2. FATAL ACCIDENT IN A COTTON MIL--1 acciden of a er 500 ?? on Wednesday at the ?? of t'b rst Spinning Co., .Ahtonundor- teA litte picerI named ...

... HER MAJESTY and the Princess Beatrice are now at Balmoral for the autumn. During the concluding days of I ler Majesty's stay in the Isle of Wight the Queen and the Priucess took their usual walks and drives, and on Sunday, together with Prince Leopold, attenled Divine Service at Osborne, the Rev. Canon Prothero officiating. Ia the afternoon Captain Lord William Beresford, who was the first to ...

... - -- . . . ?? __1 _, th-redl from vitch Gortchakoft. The basins number 600, and are galClerU ?? all parts of the world, and include specimens in each known descrip- tion of porcelain, either ancient or modern. KING THEEBAW of Burmab, the Times of india tells us, bas lately managed to extract two laks of rupees from his mother-in- law, the Sinpyoomahyen, saying that the money would be used for ...

... The prosecution of the West of England Bank directors and manager was resumed yesterday &t BristoJ. The readme of the minutes relating to Booker and Co., occu- pied severa.1 hours, and those relating to the Plymouth and Aberdare Company's trans- actions were next read. Mr Turquand, one of the omcial liquidators, was then examined. He said the bad debts entered at JE810,000 he valued at .6249 ...

... THE ELECTRIC LIGHT Arr MIL- FORD HAVEN. The contractor for the Milford Dock, Mr Lake, exhibited for the nrst timo the eleotric light at the docka oia TLurWAY ...

... FOOD IMPORTATION AT CARDIFF. We often hear complaints that there is no im- port trade at Cardiff, and, indeed, there is little enough by sen, but if the correct ngurea relating to the importation ot food from abroad, and from neighbouring countiea were published, they would cause some surprise. The trade done in American produce alone is immense, but it comes by rail from Liverpool. Now it is ...

... THE IRON TRADE- A Central News telegram says that Messrs Crawshay and Sons, Forest of Dean, have, in Consideration of the improved prospects of tLe iron trade, withdrawn the notices posted at their furnaces to terminate all contracts the wages rate and other issues will remain undisturbed. The Pall Mail Gazette of Friday, says :— Ac- cording to the telegram we printed yesterday, the estimated ...

... iLLANDILO. VOLUOTEER INSPECTION.—On Thursday after- noon the Lhmdiln Volunteers were inspected at Dynevor Park, by Col. Carden, A little over 70 men mustered, under the command of Captain Thomas. Adjutant Seagram was also on the field. The company v ent through their evolu- tions in a creditable manner. The wind blew so tempestuously that at times it was with difficulty the word of command ...

... foreign IntcUigena. SPAIN. THE COMING MARRIAGE OF THE KI-NG.-On Fri. i'lly last the King went on a visit to his destined pride. T Archduchess Christina, of Austria, is staying with ha? mother at Arcachon. Throughout his journey King-; Alfonso was very well received, and the French authorities made every arrangement to promote the pleamre of his visit, during which he is preserving a strict hi ...

... The Denbigh Office of the NORTH WALES GUARDIAN is now at Albert Terrace, Vale-street (nearly opposite the Station-road). All communications addressed either to The Reporter, or Mr. COTTOM by name will receive immediate attention. The paper is on sale at the shops of Messrs. J. DAVIES and W. A. Non, and at the Bookstall at the Station. THE VOLUNTEERS.—A battalion drill is, we under- stand, ...

... News of a shocking murder committed in County Moath late on Sunday night reached Dublin on Monday. The body of a man named Thomas Tandy, a large farmer, of Athboy, has been found lying in a ditch in one of his own fields with such marks that show that he has been violently assaulted and shot. Deceased was 60 years of age, and it is said he was a man of eccentric habits. He was worth JE1500 a ...