... Writing on the Welsh Sunday-Olesing Bill the Morni g Advertipr says: Scotland has long been in posroanon of the enemy; Ireland has since been sub- jugated DnW Wales has juat been se-zed. The out- work* sre won. The foe is at the gates, and will t-oon bt- at work with parallel and mine and 8torminiz uarty. We have seen his forlorn hope swell into overwhelm* ing majorities, and it is q lite on ...

... 11 BAB BKKN DHCTDKI) to GRA- t so Sir Ashley B-n K.0.S.U A su tnon b» exte-s-on of bis term ot Service 118 Ln-uU-n>ujt Governor 01 bengal, In consider- ation oi the important duties tie tuililled wben sitting as chairman ot the ibiu-iia IUO tlittec on Indian Army Organisation. 0 „ .RIX THK ANNUAL UttHWtjrEB. SESSIONS HELD at HnstiLfis it was shown chat only fifty-eight convic- tions tor ...

... THE DOTEREL COURT-MARTIAL. The court-martial upon the survivors of H.M.S. Doterel has been opened at Plymouth. The evidence related to the construction of the vessel, and it transpired that whereas tbe root and sides of the magazine were of iron, the 11 or was of wood. None of tue witnesses could explain wh) this was so, but they admitted that the bottom was thus less able than tho siaes to ...

... The third annual meeting of the South Wales and A Vest of England Bicycle Clubs was held at the Alexandra Park on Saturday. Mr. A. D. Ashfovd acted as starter, Air. J. Best as timekeeper, and Councillor 1). L. Lougher as referee, and the judges were Messrs. E. W. Jones, and R. C. Xeatc. The following were the results — ONE JtLE CLVII HAXIUCAI*. — First prize, a gold medal, given by Air. IN-. H ...

... EARL ao AN~hVILlXE AND TllE SMIOKE NIsasxcer,-At yes- torday's Blorough Police Court two summonses wero heard against Earl Granville for permitting excessive emission8 s of black smoke from the chimnoys of Slippery Lane Col- I licry. Mr. Avre proseceted, and Mr. Paine defended.- Mr. Lowis, sanitary inspector, gave evidence of the ieeult of observations of the chimneys on the 20th June and 16th ...

... TIME LARGEST LIGHTHOUSE IN THE WORLD. The elemient firm of Mtessrs. Chance Brothers and Co., of spa Lane, have juist completed tile ?? of a rcsst reisarkablo revolvitg light, intended for a ldhtl5050 itn Now Seutli Wales ; and last even- a number of ladies attended at the wvoris, by ineitatoi to witness the first trial of 0ic alpparatus. It is tertucel a ' first orcder dioptric revolving ...

... Se. JOHlN'S AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION. . . ?? v -npilificates of efficiency to ladies and I The olftile ist a oicestershire Voluntcer Artillery feetbetr )rIviekShire Rife Volunteers, who have attended rnd.1st, t *i nclasses in connection with the above assooCia- tlii In~ttiloace o, Monliday evelning ill thle Masonic Hall. ohs w as eccsl~ill by Lord Leigh ; and there were ese0]tri tue thc ev. Canon ...

... ?? ,aA'ND J N AL !,04t AND J OURtNAL. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1821. NEWS OF THE DAY. The Right Iton. IV, E. GLADSTONE, M, P., has kindly promised to contribute specimens of his fine-art treasures (including his fine collection of ivories and carvings) to the forthcoming, Exhibition at the Castle Hall in Taunton. A meeting is shortly to be convened by the new DEAN of WLsTMU4STELL, to consider ...

... LoNDow, Wednesday, HERE, is Overywhlero throughout the kingdom, the death of President Garfield has occasioned a deep and mournful gloom. Iromi day to day intelligence of his struggle vith the final victor was looked for the first tiling in the papers, and it was the one question that went the round of the passengers by the morning trains. The per- sonal message of tile Queen reflocts'the ...

... Cotton trade reports from the principal main0flctarinig districts of north-cast Lancashire show a firm determine' tion on the rart of the mactors to frustrate the action of the Liverpool corner, The operatives, ?? that tue step taken by the master spinners wvill ultiinately be to their benefit, are supporting their employers in every warv Many thousands have boon temporarily th rowvtn out ot ...

... T1-IE STATE OF IRELAND. - - .. I I A 1. On Saturdaly John loerlue and David O'Connell, sUs9 pects, were release(i. On Friday night two soldiers of the 9th Regiment wvere attacked and stoned by a mob at fimlerick. They were joineil by the piquot, but the stone-throwing d'd not cease nntil lorg after the soldiers hnd reached the barraeks, the gate of which was battered by a heavy shower of ...

... THE 1-hARVEST PROSPECTS. of suj The 1Presis Association1 supplies a very corn- eno Is prehensive report of the harvest prospecti; oh- sid ro ained from their correspondents throughout ag: de] bo- the United Kingdom. From this report, [iat which refers to the state of the crops at nat H.the end of last week, it appears that 3iteth flvC cereals haive been greatly damiaged by the recent lfr ...