... BAZAAR I'E OARRIOKFERGUS. [FROM OUR R1 PORTIM] T.m parish churoh of St. Nicholas, Cuariokergus, which has had a most eventful history, and one Lonneoted with the memory of the mott important epoohs in the national chronicles, having been renovated and supplied with a new organ some etime ago, it was considered necessary to provide some means of heating the edifioe, and with this view ...

... I T9 nI.A-ND. i~fr eZInuml)I IThe moninug at ?? 4Ln. ick organized for the reim- ?? ii gathocria1g. It wasL hb~tt in hr, ktpne and vi'is et ~it i-ed by cinut Itwenty theu',nnd pecila, w! ileon a~i,n wceaomldwithll. ,mlt r MT., Mr. G.''hextt, M.P., i I Sulivan ?? ., ad sevral ornatat -oh' .~rrm ~ F. }Om an s-tie period ofl 'e'h 'sane-Ltoe ,e fl:I12'8 en1 l'i plar 'La31, ?? at jilvzthi \vo5n ...

... (FROM OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT.) Saturday Evening. Tit* Mid.Lothian faggot question has been good deal complicated by the inauguration of the 'Scottish Election Fund. The two matters are linked together in the popular imagination, and both are connected with rather wild ramour which went abroad more than month ago. was said that the Duke of when writing to one of his factors early the year, ...

... Further signs of improvement in the iron trade are forthcoming. Mr C. Jordan, iron founder has received a good order for castings, and the Wigan Coal and iron Com- pany have arranged to blow in another furnace. At a Liberal demonstration held at Man- chester, on Saturday, resolutions were passed condemning the policy of the Gov ernment. it is reported that the depression in the northern and ...

... The long depression in the Northumberland goal trade is passing away. | Orders are coming in, and one large colliery has received ordera'which will necessitate working deven days per fortnight till January, j?itB throughout Durham are working ten days fort- nightly. ^Our Chester-le-street correspondent telegraphs —The depression in the northern and midland coal trade is passing away. Fits ...

... THE COST OF ROYALTY AND THE PENSION LIST. The useful little Blue Book, just published, which contains the financial accounts of the Uuite i Kingdom,furnishes us ithsome interest ng information with regitrd to the cost of Royalty, an i the expenditure on account of pensions. The total amount issued during the year ending lhe of March, 1879, 0:1 acco nfc of the Civil List was P407,107 15s 6d. Of ...

... SIGNAL-BOX DESTROYED.—At about 8 p.m. on Saturday the signal box of the G- eat Western Railway &t the lock bridge, North Dock, caught fire, and the contents were destroyed. T e hose was one the snot within a very h,,rt time, hut the building, being creosote wood, burnt quickly, and the instruments, &c., were so damaged as to be useless. BJ;YSON'S QUOTATIONS.—Soles, Is. Salmon, la 6d Sewin, Is ...

... WELh KOCOM ORMISTS AND THE CllURICM. do - ihe tmipreteantious ceremonial at Aber- wi SO~l edo the other day, besides utrordin~g ch hs ?? testimoonv to the activity of ' o-l 4onlconornmity in Wales. gave opportunity s -1 Hy di lVY for oultspokenness oin subtjets whiah aro m to never out of season. Mr. Osborne Morgan. As .1 ?? ioko with au'holitv, and to an tII ?? audiecl.e,. when ho p)inftel 1 ...

... CLYDACH (SWANSEA VALLEY.) LICENSING.—On Friday, before the licensing magistrates at the Pontardawe sessions, an appli- cation was made by Mr Dan I liotiias, of Clydach, for a licence to ojien a new honse for the sale of beer aud spit-itious liqllors, to be known as the St. John's Hotel. Mr Plews, of Merthyr, and Mr Turberville, of Pontardawe, supported the appli- cation. Tue former gentleman ...

... All GAD MASSACRE OF =TTLU ?? XAEI$U2A HILL We are Requested to publish the following corresondence: WLa Omcz, August 28, 1879. SirT,-With reference to your letter of June 4 last call- ing attention to a communication signed by John Snook, which appeared fit the Jtorth Devon Herald, as to an alleged massacre of 500 wounded Zulus by British soldiers, I am directed by Sicretary Colonel Stanley to ...

... THE SOUTH YORKSHIRE COAL TRADE. MOTHER REDUCTIONS DEMANDED. Our Barnsley correspondent, writing Satur? y , n, £ht. wyi :/-The coal trade in the South \ orkshire district, although pretty fair for the season of the year, nevertheless said to l»e at a loss, without much profit. Cmuiin? Brverill call upon their workmen for another reduction ot wages. The owners of the WharnclilTe Silkstone ...

... TORQUAY KKUATTA. strong gales blowing since Wednesday subsided «a Frxl a# night, but Saturday the yact.t hail arrived from W«bobU> io take the is—. Ns Haven lyawU, tons; Merle (cattori. tons. and fcno ...