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... I DISUTiU' NEWSO l I (A&RDJIFF. BOABD OF OGUAIW)ANHi,-At the usual Wrolk Y t meeting of the board on Saturday M e. Forrest presided. The master reported that during the week there had been lS admitted, 12 discharged, J n-. ore birth, and six deaths. Thia mndoan increase be of 62 on the correiponding week of last ?? x. Waster of the Ely Industrial Schools. r. ri , c ot reported that teoe hod ...
... *he 'erillalfn 'j9o4nal. I The Freeman's Journal is sold on the Evening of Publication at our London Office, 211 Strand; and Smith and Son's Bookstalle, Buston Station. On the fol. lowing day it is also procurable at the undermentioned addresses in Londonr- Steel and Jones, corner of Spring Gardens and Trafalgar-square ; W. Everett and Sons, Royal Exchange Flags; Al. Pittman, 2 and 3 Silver ...
... GROCERS' ASIISTANTS' ASSOCIATION. -n I. , I ?? . The half yearly genei al meeting of the members of this association was held at the Alexandra Building, Eustace-street, yesterday, for the pur- pose of rea3eiving the report of the managing corm- mittee for the past half-year, and to elect officers and a mnanaging committee for the coming six months. Hugh O'Dongell, Esq., president, occu- pied ...
... The following table, she ing tbe rainfall fot the vear was kept by Mr P. Fees, chief at Her .Majesty s Prison, C».rmart.»eu .—Ja»uarjr 3.83 inches; February. 5'11 inches: Maroh, -i bJ inches April, 2*58 inches W»*i 3'49 inches June, 7*68 inches: July, 4*11 inches; August, 8*78 inches: Se item ber, inches; October, 1*06 inches; November, flf inches; December, 2*88 inclies. Total, TiO'li The ...
... A WALKING MATCH against time came off last Fridav, the pedestrian, Mr D. Williams, engaging fo walk from the De Winton Hotel. Ll II YUIJia, to the Bian.)yArms.Gilfnch Goc'in30 minutts. In fpite of the inclement v. father he did the walk in 29 miuutes. ...
... HAVERFORDWEST. AT THE on Saturday, before Mr T. Skone and Mr R. Carro. Heury Morgan. Richard Jenkins. an 1 Lewis Bowen were charged by George Roch, watcher for Mr Stoker of Cuffe.n, with trespassing in purst.it of game. The three defendants were severally fined 5s and costs. —Henry Naughtou and WiUiam Ketly, two sut.ners stationed at Hnbberston. charged George Evans, a fa.rttier residing near ...
... ABERAVON. ODDFELMWsmp, M.U. — 0:t Saturday the annual'neeting of deputies of theAberavon district w as held at the Copper HOlle Inn, Cwm- aven. The Grand Master of the district. Bro. John MichaeL presided and P.G. Wm. Davies, of the Loyal Lord Nels'.n Lodge, nlied the vice- The Grimths was considered, aud the sum of Hd per member was granted, and the sum of 6d per member was granted to Bro. ...
... GE1NE]AAL 2NEXVF. The death i8 anitounced of Mr. Henry Szrivener, who, under the proftfeoioual naina of Mr. H~enry Sinclair, was for ?? ?? a favourite actur on the Manchester sy, boat da. Tt 'Illc. OLD CATTIOLIOS -Mr. Chavaril, ain Old Caitholic ec priest at Geneva-,, has resigned on the ground that after ccI fx years' effocts hie desipairs of a Catho lic reformation iii Cii its p scent hands, ...
... t EXPLOSION1 S OF GUNMOWDER. . I ?? TWO HOUSES AN-D SHLOPSWRECKED. THREE PERSON KILLED. A terrific explosion of gunpew.er occrtrred early on Saturday on the premises of Mr. Hanson, gua- Fnith, Exatergste, I)oncastor, doing a largeamourt cf damsge and killirg three people. Mr. Hlnson kept gunpowder stored in his bedroom and in a room beneath. The explosion occurred in the beck rozcton of the ...
... The threatened strik- in the nut and bolt trade will, it is anticipated, be averted. About half the men commence work 011 Monday at all advauce of 10 per cent. ...
... the Panama coast. sprang tha 20th November, raged furiously for ire Aspinwad number vessels were 13 port, four of which wracked, while tbo others had narrow escapes from a similar fate. brig H. Rich broke adrift, and wag completely wrecked iu very short titne, her crew heing barely able to get away from bar in safety. The Norwegian barque was driven from her and sank with everything koard. The ...
... Our Correspondent sends us, in the special telegrams which we publish this morning, full particulars respecting the dispute with Turkey, concerning Dr. Koeller, the missionary. Sir H. Layard submitted three demands to. the acte—fiut. the return of Dr. Koeller's papers; second, the pardon of the Mollah who been condemned to death; third, the dismissal of Hafiz Paeha, the Minister of Police. The ...