... FRAUD BY A STAMP DISTRIBUTOR. Extensive frauds are found to have been committed by Mr. Colelougb, late stamp diktributer for the Queen a Benca Division, Dublin, amounting, so far as ascertained, to several thousand pounds. Mr. 001- clough has been fullv committed for trial at the next commission by Mr. O'Donel, police magistrate, before whom he was brought up on remand. Mr. Murphy, Q.C., who ...

... I lit-, NEW I'KNs.- The Truth and nothing but the Ti tttli.- AuKMiiN cn and Cameron's l'ens'are the best. — Argus. The v> aterford Advertiser. Bip; J Pen, Bijj Waverley Pen, titl. and Is. per box, Sold by all Stationers. Sample box, with al; the kinds, ls. Id. by post. Pantentees Macniven aiul Cameron, 23 to 33, Blair-street, Eilinburjrh. (hstablished 1770 ) Beware of the party offering ...

... HEALTH OF LONDON. In London last week 2533 births and 1816 deaths Were registered. Allowing for increase of populat.ion, the birtl-s exeteded by 41, and the deaths by no less than 304, the average numbers in the corresponding week of the last ten ye-irs. Trie annual death-rare from all causes, which had been equal to 191, nd 19 6, and 21-6 per 1000 in the three preceding weeks, further rose ...

... ANTI-CLERICAL DEMONSTRATIONS. [DAILY NEWS TKI.EFIKAM.J ROME, Thursday Night. Yesterday being Queen Margaret's nameday, a demonstration was made at night in her honour. A large crowd, preceded by the tricolour and uttering loyal shouts, interspersed however before the residences of tho clerical nobility with cries of Down with the Clericals, made their way about ten o'clock from the Piazza ...

... BOROUGH POLICE-COURT.—At this court on Fri- day-before Messrs H. Phillips,'jH. P. Bolt, and C. Lewis—Ellen Tobin, a young woman who had been 11 times previously charged with disorderly conduct, was fined 10s 6d or, in default, 14 days' imprisonment, for creating a discurbance in Cross- street, on Thursday night.—William Cameron, a sailor, was fined 5s for being drunk and disorderly in the ...

... THE DISTURBANCES IN IRELAND. At the adjourned inquest, on Saturday, at Doon, County Limerick, on Michael and Thomas Richardson, victims of a tragedy occurring there, three witnesses swore that one of the deceased became conscious before death, and swore that he and the other had been attacked. The jury, however, returned a verdict of Accidental death by the upsetting of the gig. At the weekly ...

... PRESENTATION TO COLONEL EVANS, OF HIGHMEAD. An event of a very interesting description took place at Highmead, Llanybyther, on Saturday evening. The affair was arranged by the choirs and friends of Llanwenog and Llanybyther churches, to give the opportunity of expressing their appreciation of Colonel H. D. Evans's praiseworthy efforts to cultivate the mu- sical talent of the neighbourhood, and ...

... ALEXANDRA PARK. — The entries for these annual races and sports on Bank holiday, August 1st, remain open until to-morrow morning (Thurs- day). No entry received without the fee. Forms, &c., on application to the manager. GLAMORGANSHIRE AND Ix- FUTMABY AND DISPENSABY.—State of register for the past week :—Remaining by last week, 48; ad- mitted since, 9 discharged, 11 died, 0 remain- ing in the ...

... Mr LKWIS EDMUNDS, who sustained Mich severe injuries in Tynewyd Colliery, on Friday hist, haM died. Mr Edmunds was a preacher in the Cal- vinistic body, and was highly esteemed by ::1: who knew him. ...

... VESSELS SIGNALLED AT THE LIZARD. THE LIZARD, Tuesday.—Wind NW, fresh. Passed East—Parenti, of GCEca, for Hamburg; Softwing, of Colchester Clara, of Swansea; Bess Mitchell, of Swansea; Italian brigantine Rei- veglio, from Table Bay Frigga, of Stavanger American ship Francis B Fay, from Java; pre- sumed Norwegian brigantine Susnnne; Carnarvon Castle, of Liverpool, from Java—last five for Fal- ...

... THE IUFL CAMP, The 2na -.iaii vhe Mc-nt'.oui-hshire » in camp at L».. , ...

... BRISTOL TRADES' COUNCIL. On Saturday the members of the Bristol Trades' Council and the omcers of other working men's associations in Bristol and the surrounding district paid a visit by invitation to Dr. Percival, master of Trinity College, Oxford. Dr Percival, who was formerly head master of Clifton College, while in Bristol took great interest in trade societies, and the invitation now ...