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... A NEW PANSLAVIST MOVEMENT. BERLIN, Friday.—The Slavonian Charitable Society t Moscow, which is in reality a purely political body, and the centre of the Pauslavist movement, lias resolved to afford assistance to the sufferers by the distress in Upper Silesia so far as they are Slavs. There can be little doubt that in this instance the proposed charity is intended merely as a c.oak for ...
... NEWS FROM SPAIN. MADR u, Thursday.-The senators and deputies for Cuba were yesterday heard by the Com unite; of the Chamber upon the Bill for the Abolition of Slavery in that colony. King Alfonso will this evening receive the con- gratulations of the Foreign Diplomatic Body on His Majesty's recent escape from assas.-ination. The examining magistrate in the case of Otero visited the Palace ...
... EISTEDDFOD AT LLANGADOCK. An eisteddfod was held at Llangadock, on Thursday, when the chairman was the lie v. Aaron Roberts, vicar conductor, the Rev. T. Thorna*, Llandovery; adjudicators (music), Eos Dyftd', Ystalyfera poetry, Wa.cyn Wyn and the Rev. r';oiDas, Pontacdulais porse, recitations, &c., the Rev. W. Thomas, Gwynfe, and Mr Williams, B.A., Grammar Schodl, Llangadock. Address by the ...
... THE EMPERTH OF GErUIANY AND 1'HE JEWS. The Empeter aid Empress of 'Jerinany, with se\ evai rn mbers .f the Royal Family, assisted at a. charity conferfgiveil in the Jewi h Synagogue, arranged for t' J benevolent 1 urpose of aiding the poor in TJpperSilesia. The representatives of the Jewish comuunlty received their Majesties 0:1 their a; rival Profes-or .j ...
... Mr. George Collier, deputy coroner for East Middlesex, held 1m inquest lID Saturday, at the DuJee of Cambridge Tavern, Felix Street, liackney Road, London, on the bodies of Mrs. Susannah Holland, aged 86 years, and Miss Mary Ann Brady, aged 77, who resided together at No. 472. Hackney Road, and were found dead in their room, the former on the 22nd, and the latter on the 24th instant. On the ...
... On Sunday afternoon Dundee was visited by one of the most fearful hurricanes which has ever been experienced in this neighbourhood, and which has been accompanied with unparalleled destruction of property. A portion of the large central of the Tay Bridge have been blown down during a fearful blast, and the passenger train from the South, which was seen entering on the bridge at the Newport ...
... A CALL TO CHRISTIAN ENGLAND. (SPECIAL TELEGRAM.] Lpon Mr Gladstone's late campaign, and the political situation, Mr Spurgeon writes from Aientone The grand blasts from Mr Glad- stone s war horn should arouse our nation. The one note is a call to lr.Jr righteousness an I pcace the guides of th*, mat ioiifinstead of St'lfisimesR ai1\.1 blu«toj;a r. Will men hear the call ? Alas it is to be ...
... Several actions are pending against members of the Sheerness Pier Commission for .acting as Com- missioners whmv it is nlleged, tbey haa beoome dUiimliflsd. The plaintiff is tUe BurToyor to the ...
... MR CYRIL FLOWER, tiie Liberal candidate for the borough, has supplemented his donation jMOby widespread action in the effort to stem the existing and impending distress over a large areS of the adiacent uistrict. As far as Brecon is con- oerned the steps taken by Mr Flower to provide the poor with the necessaries of life have already had a palpable effect in raising tne necessitous of the town ...
... MOVEMENTS OF SOUTH WALES VESSELS. Cerwyn ss arvd Trouville Wednesday,from Cardiff St Aubin ss arvd Gibraltar, fiom Alexandria, Wednesday, coaied, and proceeded. Galatz ss left Gibraltar Monday, for Benisaf, and arrived there on Tuesday. Vildosala 88 left Dublin Thursday, for Cardiff. Dalton s left Dublin Thursday, for Penarth. Tint-rn Abbey ss arvd Genoa Wednesday, from Ne port. G E Wood ss ...
... At Cardiff on Saturday the Coal Masters' representatives on the Sliding-scale Commit- tee met a deputation of workmen, but no definite arrangement was come to. At the Cyfarthfa Ironworks an improve- ment is shortly to be made in the erection of a new puddling furnace for the purpose of making pig iron. The bodies of the men belonging to the German barques Ida and Ernst—wrecked on Breaksea and ...
... STFFAGANS. CHOIR SupFER.—OnFrida.y evening the mcrn- bers'ftheSt Fauam Church cho:? and a. few friends were entertained at the rectory. A capital s.)t')-er was served, after which ga'nes were enjoyed ...