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... ROYAL COLLEGE OF MURIC. — The committee appointed for the purpose of obtaining subscrip- tions towards the formation of the proposed college are now seeking aid by means of circulars. The Mayor (Mr D. Davies) is chairman of committee, and the Town Clerk (Mr A. Curtis) hon. secretary. Mr Howel Gwyn, T.P., Dyffrvn, has subscribed £ 10 10s, being the largest sub- scription obtained in the district. ...

... THE DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE. Mr LEWIS (0 Londonderry) asked the Prime Minister if he would produce the documentary evidence as to the intentions of the recently re- leased memhers to which he had referred. Mr GLADSTONE said the documentary evi- dence consisted of certain letters between mem- bers of the House, aud tliair production would not fall under any usual rule, and be could see no reason ...

... THE IIUNGAllIANS AND THE JEWS. PESTH, Sunday Night.—About a week ago the Roman Catholic priest of the village of Tiszaeszlar, near Tokay, wrote to a Pesth paper stating that a Jewish butcher named Schwarz, of the village in question, had invited Esther Solymossy, a Chris- tian girl of fourteen, to enter the synagogue, and had there, on the eve of the Passover, g-ag-ged and killed her. At the ...

... THEFT OF MACKEREL.—A boy named Joseph Hall, Swansea, was charged with stealing a hainpe containing four mackerel, on Saturday, and was committed to prison for ten days. CASTLF-STRKKT CHAPEL, SWANSEA. — Rev. J. M. Giblwn will preaeh in th Agricultural Hall 011 Sunday next, June 4th, 1332, and every Sunday during tho renovation of the chape!. b6119 LADIES about to commence housekeeping, as well ...

... GLYN -NEATH. IT is but a short distance to Neath, where PAVIES A SONS, Jewellers, are selling off before com- their important 68116-4 ...

... NEGLIGENT SEAMEN. We understand that, as an outcome of the re- presentations made to Mr Chamberlain by gentle- men connected with the shipping interests in various ports of the United Kingdom, with respect to the effect of the result of the abolition of imprisonment for neglecting to join a ship, the Board of Trade have in contemplation a proposi- tion which can hardly have been made with a ...

... The Lord Chancellor took his seat on the wool- sack at five o'clock. The ARCHBISHOP of CANTERBURY pre- sented a bill to amend the Act 3 and 4 Victoria, cap. 93, respecting Imprisonment for Contumacy (Ecclesiastical Causes). The bill was read a first time. THE HIGHWAY ACTS. The Earl of ONSLOW called attention to the report of the select committee of last session on the Highway Acts, and ...

... [SPECIALREPORT FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] NEWPORT, Thursday. — The present appearance of the shipping in the Alexandra Dock is cer- tainly more cheering than was the case last week, the coal staiths and discharging berths being well supplied with vessels. There are also several ships and steamers taking in railway and other descriptions of iron. The Old Dock also, though in a less degree, ...

... ALARMTNG DISCOVERY AT THE MANSION HOUSE. A SUPPOSED INFERNAL MACHINE. Friday Night.—About nine o'clock this evening a gentleman passing at the hack of the Mansion House, Loudon, on his way to Canon- street, discovered, lying on the pavement, in close proximity to the walls of the building, a large parcel, which proved, on examination, to be a canister, wrapped up in brown paper, and weigh- ing ...

... THE MINERS' PERMANENT PROVIDENTSOOIRTT.— On Thursday evening a meeting was lieid at the Board Schoolroom, Garndiffaeth, in connection with the above society. The clour was taken tiie occasion by Mr Edward Jones, local secretary of the Abersychan agency, who was supjK»rted by Mr C wen, of Cardiff, the general secretary of the society Mr Ball, local secretary of the Varteg agency and Mr Smith, ...

... GREAT DISCOVERIES ARE RARE, BUT HKRE IS ONE.—There are few perons who have not at one time or another suffered from In the back and loins flatulency, or constipation, arising from derangement of one or more important internal organs. The experi- ence of. a quarter of a century in England, on the Con- tinent, and in America, proves positively that the nearest approach to a specific for these ...