... IMPERIAL PARLIAMVENT i iffOUSE OF LORDSL-RIDAY, The LORD CHANCELLOR toaic his seat on the Woolsacck at five o'ciuok. - UNION 01OF BENDFICE. I The Bishop of LONDON introduced a bill to amend the 'Union of Benefites Act, which was i ut read a fist time. as DUXE OF ALBANY (EST ABLISHMENT) Or BILL,. nt Earl GRANVILTIXh mloved the second reading of this bill, atid in. uuing so said it wots ...

... Correspondents are requested to give their name and address when sending communications. Orders, Advertisements, &c., to be addressed to the Publishers; and all cheques, P.O. Orders, &c. to be made payable to the Proprietors, AMOS BROTHERS Advertiser Office, Rhyl. To ensure insertion all correspondence should be received not later than noon on Thursdays. We cannot undertake to return rejected ...

... made out on Tuesday evening last in favour of selecting Rhyl as the site for the North Wales College. Mr MOSTYN WILLIAMS has, by his valuable contribution to the subject, added another powerful claim to the gratitude of his adopted town which ho has in so many ways benefitted already. For several months he has made this special subject his study, and has prepared the way in which to enlist the ...

... Thf Leamingkon borough magistrates on Frida.y rejected, by seven votes to five, the proposal to tTohibit processions of the Salvation Army. Bo',h the Oxford and Cambridge University Crews only went out for & short practice on Friday horning, but nothing very important was done by either. Major Hay, chief con-stable of Wolvcyhampton, 1>n Friday, distributed JS100, Government reward the ...

... THREATENING TO MURDER THE MAYOR. Great excitement prevailed at Chester on Friday, when the whole of the prisoners charged with riotous conduct on Sunday last and attack- ing tlie Salvation Army in Boughton, the Irish quarter of Chester, were placed in the dock. There was a very full bench of magistrates. Sir Thos. Frost, mayor, in taking the chair, said, I have this morning received a letter ...

... Y GLODDESTWR. o was diffeth, hen stwffwl—yn wancus Traflynca y cwbwl Un difudd a difeddwl, A phawb wna awffio y ffwl. LLEDBODIAN. ...

... THE PROPOSED COLLEGE. ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS. The mayor of Cardiff presents his compliments to the editor of the South Wales Daily News, and would further trespass upon his kindness, asking him to kindly acknowledge the following subscriptions to the college fund birii. Keed, K.C.B.,M.P. JB250 0 0 Mr J. Ramsdale,^Cardiff £ 52 10 0 A friend.£52 10 0 Thos. Stephens, Cardiff. £ 25 0 0 4 r i ...

... METEOUOOGIOAL BEPORT . Of DAZZ MSF 0712O 1 2EANO TM MOREfl=G BY [N EGPZ AND WOWS BK&ONETM WED. 29. 1 3. t31. S . 1. VDW. t 30 0 0 2- 0,-3 2 - I in - . I V'orreded tG sea-k l and redutced to 320 F. The blark hoies so ethe heliht of the bsroreetcr at I o'cdock on elteermc variation, diaring yest rds~yanth t Qv ECYLOte diys. The Inivtiia lettse= shor. thq dinictioi WhSt3a ?? The Jiercuer falils ...

... I COMI C PA:PERS. mu. (From Puaacla.' Authority for the Clitnre -Mr. Burke. i fH.R.H.'S MOTTO FOR SANDowN.- Fairplay aS a jewel!I AN IMPORTANT MEMBER TO BE AFFECTED BY 9 rTHE CLOTURE.-The Tongue. ELEPHAN-TIAsis.-A dise~ase very prevalent lately en'l a in and near the Zoological Gardens., r AN EQUIVOCAL COMPIZMENT, I'm en glad toA 7meet -you here, Captain Sprinks -sud ego glad you're the ...

... PARLIAMENTARY SUiT/MARZY. HOUSE OF LORDS. LORD LANSDOWNE, in calling attention to the report of the Committee appointed to inquire into the operation of the Irish Jury Laws, referred to the great change in respect of the qualification of juries effected by Lord O'Hagan's Acts, and said that the Committee were of opinion that a repeal of that legislation would not be desirable. At the same time ...

... 33?,.NGO1{ LOCAL BJAT?D. |The Euirtnightly meeting oE the above Board wce held at tbe Mosevim on Thurality, the Chair men (Mr Thuonae Lurwis) preAi'liig. There wvr-re preeent, leyere aeorge Jamues, Robert H~ughese, John Rtoberts, aud M~r Gill, vlei k. A FOIILIC OLUISANCE. It beving beenl reported tbat a nole ace was caused by ocarting gao lime throughl tha stretet, a conversation arose as to ...

... ?? I HOUSE OF tLORDlS. MONDAY. g Lord GRAi-vienr-s, replying to Lord De La Warr, b stated that there had boon telegraphic communications o in reference to the concession to M. R6n6 Duplessis of v; esparto fibre districts in the Regency of Tuanis, Com- a munications were still going on with the French Govern- d -ment. e TUE.9DAY. The Married Women's Property Bill passed through iz Committee on ...