... - .1- - n ii. - vn. M from tha MateoralovIi The followlne report was issued from the Meteorolog!cqla i, Dopartment at J,30 p.m, yesterday:- a 5- DISTRlScr. FORECARTS. e 0. Scotland, N. Southerly breezes, light to modorate: fine, e I South-esasterly or southerly breezes, heht: n l. Scotland, E ?? IC. t 2. EngladN.E.. ?? or northerly winds, light; b1 ~o 2. England, ' I iln ,a 3. England, ?? t s ...

... The faneral of the late Mr, J. R. Planchfi will take place to-morrow at Brompton Cemetery. The remains of the late comedian, Mr. George Honey, were interred in Highgate Cemetery on Tuesday. It is understood that the Opposition will make a vigorous attempt to throw out the Borough Franchise (Ire- land) Bill on second reading. Yesterday was the fifty-eighth anniversary of the birth. of the Duke ...

... FUNERAL 05I Mn. W. A. GeReE.sNl'o,-Ths remains of Mr. William Augusilne Greening, hose datil was reported in the Posl on the 3rd iost., were intersed on Saturday in the vault in the cemetery in which lie the remains of his aiece. Deceased was a bachelor, and tiee ohief mourners were his brother and naphew; in addition the chairman, cleric, ead menebers of the Local Board attsnded as a marit of ...

... r . d. ?? A' d t- s Ga:-lte. 3 £secLro Fr rtay Krllrfos Ga:eltc. LIQUIDATI6.NS BY ARRANGEENTP. , . E. GnEEi BURBAGE, Bisxton, Derbyshire, out of bisiness, formerly of Church, near Acarington, and George Street, Man- chestcr, Tur3;ey-rcd dyer, trading as the Manchester Turkey-red i n od of Jlelmslbare Sane, dyer cud finisher, trading in copartneriltip vwith It. Holt, under the style of 11. Hart ...

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... ?? '. = * * * * ?? PhASrOss COPOSRflO AeND ms ELEMCrC ?? Prtost Improvement 31i comprises yesea temposoring the corporation to borrow 310,000 for the purpose of applying the electric. igat to thir opn spaces, streets, and parks, for a' jer of five years, with a view to thoroughly test- 1 lag it, and ascetiing whether it would be sadis- bletouse it ona more extensive scale. The bill Will be ...

... i , S[XM VW= as hed morning at ths parish Omea0, M 0. C- W. Price p :esdtz tlbe other P-ent a wese Messrs. Morgan. HewdlAn V5 , Towees, IW1enee, Thompson, Booe, o pEm, We&ock, IVhboud, Menloa3 Thomas, Smith, X'dssn. Kenng. Fowler, Owen, and Vangha. - ML: Vos a dresW attednn to a decision of Ofr. 0oD3S V r barrister. Ee ?? that hewsas rotawaze er t3 eh n s the ovserhe lad been =ifedlto Mr. ...

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... The fortnightly meeting of this Board was held on Wednesday afternoon, the members present being Messrs B. Kirkhouse (who presided). W. Bell, R. T. Griffiths, T. Jones, T. Price, Rees Jones, D. Price, J. Jenkins, J. Ross, J. Price, J. Bryant, J. Gabe, W. Harris, and Henry Evans. THE INADEQUATE LIGHT FROM THE DOWLAIS LAMPS. Upon the reading of the minutes of the last meeting, the Clerk said ...

... THE Trevethin School Board, after a singularly uneventful existence of six years, became com- batant in its old age, and at the last meeting of its, official life, instead of indulging in mutual compliments and pretty phrases—as is the custom of such bodies—wakened up into a brisk discus- sion. It began in politeness, was continued in a cross-fire of gentlemanly personalities and retorts, and ...

... BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBL SOCIETY. The annual meeting of the Pontypool Auxiliary this Society was held on Thursday week in the To School. There was a moderate attendance and J. Phillips, Esq., presided. The Chairman, in opening the meeting, referred a few well-chosen remarks to the progress which t Society had made in the face of manifold difficultil and said that there rould be no surer or ...