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... I I- - I ARRESTS UNDER THE COERCION ACT. C Twenty-three farmers appeared at Orauinore d petty sessions on Saturday, charged with intimi- C dating a process soiver. The prosecutor, however, t failed to appear, and, after waiting some hours, the ¶ I case was adjourned. CONVICTION OF THE SCHULL RIOTERS. . Twventy-twopersonswere sentenced, on Satur- e day, at Cork, to vasrious termns of from tw o ...

... THE WINDSOR REVIEW. i non On Saturday there was a muster at the Dri ll-all, a du Cardiff, of about 200 members of the local rile volunteers who intend to be present at the forth- coming review at Windsor. Captain Slaten was in comuand, and the other officers present wvere- Lieutenants Scott, Madd x, and Yorke. From the U Drill-hall the men marched to tl. i barracks-field, C.. where they were ...

... 7. SECOND EDITH)IN . I in Y WnrnICA MALt OFFICE, 4.30.A.iu. Thb FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. Itrt$4v ble In the ('Coint Uatzfeld has assumlied the direction of the for t German ForeiUn Office. busin lcedh Frencnh Senate on Saturday elected M the li tertheloto as life senator, as successor to I v. [119 Darfauce. froma an. N'inetv-seven degrees was registered in the shade TOt Ind in the centre of Paris ...

... DIPERIAL PARLIAMENT. IT t es, . an (CEsTaaL NEFWS TELEGR&M.) lat HOUSE OF LORDS.-FecaAr. nd Thle Lord Chancellor took his seat on the wool- of sack at five o'clock. ,he SUSPICIOUS DEATHS IN SCOTLAND. an) tis Tue EaL ofMINTO ?? moved for a return Gr( ,he from each county in Scotland of the number of of cases of sudden death or of death under suspicious o Is r unknossn circumstances ...

... The report of the Education Deiiartment for -880-81 was issued on Tuesday, but the. statistics f1 A vari°us schools are given only up to tlie end ot August last. During the year ending on that ate the Government inspectors visited 17,614- ay-schools in England and Wales, furnishing thcomodation for 4,240,753 scholars, having on the registers the names of 3,895,824 children, and n average ...

... AN excursion in connection with the Pontar- dulais and Teilo Tinplate Works, left this place for New and Old Milford on Saturday. A] very large number of the workmen and families, as well as outsiders, availed themselves of the very favourable terms which the promoters (the pro- prietors of the works) had obtained from the Great Western Railway Company, to enjoy a day's outing. Under the able ...

... PONTYPOOL. STEALING A SEWING MACHINE.—At the petty- scssioll.3 on Saturday—before Col. Byrde, Mr C. J. Parkes, and Mr A. D, Berringtoll-Enos Cable v.'as charged with stealing a sewing-machine be- longmg to Alfred Davies, of Pentrepiod, on tha 9th instant, and George Macdonald was charged with receiving the same. It appeared that Daviec owed Macdonald some money, and asked Cable to go to him ...

... DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT PLYMOUTH. A house and workshop were burnt down in Ply- mouth on Saturday, through benzoline igniting by being poured out for a customer while a gas firf was burning close by. A woman with her babj had to rush through the building shop, and weit burned, and the girl who was serving lies in hospital in a precarious state. The tradesman had no license to sell benzoline. ...

... The Under-Sec- ■ ba oSll 'f/,f State for the Colonies will probably offere4M* W. B. 5«toc. ...

... NEWPORT. BOARD OF GUARDIANS.—Air P. Woodruffe pre- sided at the meeting of the Board on Saturday, Colonel Lyne being in the vice-cliair. Permission was given for the Caerleon Industrial School Band to attend the Wesleyan School fete at that place. —Mr Cope called attention to an order which had been given for 30 tons of firewood, and inquired of the master how it occurred that so large an ...

... SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE. CARDIFF. SWANSEA. NEWPORT. July. — | M. A. j Ht. >1. A. | lit j M. A. j Ht. 11 M 6 21 6 51 34 6 5 20 5 4926 1 6 14 6 4335 3 12 T 713 74436 1 6 18 6 4526 3 7 12 7 3936 10 13 W 8 9 8 32 37 0 7 10 7 3527 1 8 4 8 29 37 9 14 T 8 55 9 18 37 5 7 58 8 2127 0 8 521 9 1537 6 15 F 9 3910 136 5 8 45 9 7 26 3 9 39:10 136 6 16 S 10 22 10 41134 8 9 31 953,35 110 25110 4734 8 17 S 11 ...