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... SE AS! TIE NOTES. BY A PROGRESSIONIST. Words are things, and a small drop of ink, Falling, like dew, upon a thought, produces, That which makes thousands, perhaps millions, think. Who can rightly estimate tie vast power and influence wielded by the pen and the press of a county like Great Britain ? When we consider the rapidly increasing number of people who take a keen interest in passing ...
... NORTH OF ENGLAND IRON AND COAL TRADES. MIDDLESBOROUGH, Thursday.—As reported at Tuesday's market, the pig-iron trade shows this week considerable slackness compared with the activity and nrmness displayed last week at the quarterly meeting. There was a relapse from the quarterly meeting until Tuesday of 9d to Is per ton. This was almost entirely owing to the con- siderable influence, it may be ...
... HIS RESIGNATION REQUIRED. At the Narberth Board of Guardians, on Mon- day there was a full attendance of guardians, presided over by the Rev. W. D. Phillips.—After the usual preliminary business, tho Chairman said they had met in consequence of a notice given that day month by Mr John Liewellin, of Blether- etone, that at this meeting Mr V. B. W. l. Jones, medical officer of health, be asked ...
... THE SINGULAR FRENCH WILL SUIT. TLe case of 1\1, and Afada ne Rivoiro c me on for hearing before the Civil Tribunal of on Saturday. The husband aud wife perished on the 12th ot June in a boat:ng accident upon the Rhone. ihe point for decision is, wliich of the two was the survivor, and the importance of de- ciding it lies in the fact that a fortune of some seventy-five thousand pounds sterling ...
... THE POLITICAL WISDOM OF WTOODSTOCK: WHEN the Conservatives of Woodstock in public meeting duly assembled, under the presidency of Lord RANDOLPH CHURCHILL, declare that HER MAJESTY'S Government have hitherto failed by their measures in re- storing law and order in Ireland, they amuse themselves with a mere farrago of historical platitude, and enlighten nobody. The pro- position is one on which ...
... the '^■8sociation is informed that the t' about to be published by t ^el is Urcat Britain and Rome of England to hold diplo- the Sovereign Pontiff? ...
... At Wandsworth policecfJurt, on .[onday, -Ta: Charles Gurney, who was described as a soUcitor, residing in Temperley.na,J, Baiham, was charged with being-drunk and assaulting P.O. Hayes, 179 V,whi]e in the execution of his duty. -The evidence showed that on Saturday evening the constable was called to the Balham Hotel to eject the pá,(lner from the private bar. The prisoner struck him on the ...
... BOROUGH POLICE.—At Newport Town-hall, on Wednesday—before Messrs R. F. Woollett and E. J. Grice—Daniel Rees, second engineer on the steamship Rhiwabon, was fined 10s for illegally landing lglb. of cigars and 10 ounces of tobacco, on the previous Thursday.—Amelia Powell, for assaulting Matilda Edwards in South Market- street, on Sunday night, was fined 10s.—James Bushell, a seaman, was charged ...
... RHYMNEY. THE CALVINISTJC METHODISTS AND MR D. DAVIES, M.P.—Mr William Griffiths, Blackwood, visited Brynhyfryd Church, on Thursday hist, as a. deputation from the monthly meeting, and stated the claims of the funds on the churches. The friends unanimously resolved to co-operate, and the deputation was given to understand tliat the church at Brynhyfryd would most likely collect £ 30 towards the ...
... A decision of some importance to butchers, cattle dealers, and farmers was given by the Judge of the Leeds County Court on Monday, in a case in which Wm. Anguish, of York road, Leeds, sued, on behalf of his wife, Mary, for the recovery of JE50, as damages for personal injuries inflicted upon the latter by a bull belonging to Wm. Rob- son, farmer and cattle dealer, of Kirk Hammer- ton. The ...
... The Press Association's Belfast correspondent telegraphs:—Great regret is expressed in Belfast and district at the death of Lord Lurgan, which occurred on Monday at Brighton. Lord Lurgan ws a in his fifty-second year, and had suffered from paralysis several years. ...
... THE WEATHEI?, TnE following forecasts, referring to the wfeather of the~easeing twenty-four hourse, were issued by the ?? Department, London, yester- day evening;- 0. Scotland, N. *. 1South -westerly breezes 1. Scotland, E. .. J moderating; fair; cooler. ( South . westerly breezes. 2. England, NE .. J light; dull ; some fog;i colder. 3. Eglan, E..- {airs; dull; foggy; colder. ( Soath - ...