... UTHE ALEXANDRA DOCK. BILL. I RATEPAYERS' ;MEETING AT NEWPORT. On Wednesday evening a public meeting- was 2; held at the Town Hall to sanction the proposed ai opposition by the town council of the Alexandra for ?? Bill. T'ie chair was taken by the mayor at E te eight o'clock, but . quarter of an hour before the (Si In hail was pretty nearlv full. On the platform were mu t Messrs. 0. Goss, T. ...

... GLAMQORGAN AND CEARAR TEN EN-GL1SH BAPTIST ASSUOCIA- TIONc I,v We The annual meetings in conneetion with the above association were continued at the High. 7- street Chapel, Merther, on Wednesday mornin§ 5e Mr. William nSauiuel, Lianelly, ?? presiding. d The TnxaeuRaa (Mr. Roberts), Swansea,7 sob. o mitted a balanrc-sheet of the accounts for the pust at Yea. The general account showed that ...

... TEE RLECTOR OF MERTHYR'S APPEAL ON BEHALP OF THE HOUSE OF MERCY. 'he er- TO THE EDITOR. ar- Sin,-I have been requested, as secretary, to ask you if you would kindly allow me to malke a shortappeal in your columns on behalf of the ore House of Mercy for South Wales and Monmouth. oss shire. ich I am thankful to say we have safely wveathered the great storm that caught us this time lst vear, and ...

... L NDO LE -. I v LU1N41-- ALErt7Z33 al O.N~ t A. L LONDON-, TuTEsDOAY fUnit. te it auestions graced, or otherwise. notice paper of thelltuse of Commons this afternoon. Of these the majority stoodJ in the familiar names of Irish grievance-| hunters, the reniatd.'r hawh-i reference to Egypt. TQ0 .a usd e was noisy rather than crowded, and its proceedings wvere watched I bv his Serene Highness the ...

... to THE EXODUS OF THE JEWS, lie @FROM RUSSIA. . a . At A correspondent writing to the Times says the t. exodus of Jews from Russia is attaining vast it dimensions. Atfirst the fugitives escaped fromn thc land of oppression in small numbers, by either evading or bribing the Cossacks who guarded the le frontier, or suffering these chivalrous soldiers to 3 plunder them of every rouble they ...

... A new Roman Clthoile Chutch is abotut to ?? at A Alfreton. - D t Mr. Sims Reeves bas retulrned to England from o f miu;, tlhoroughly restored to bhalth. tinu Mr Al T. B css will lay the fouindation stone of a nun ehilaren~s hosp5 ab Derby on Jtlly s1L incli Btools,.a freihn of Yale Colle'e, has defeated Myers, the ths champion, who recently visited England. Cor; .Visountb. Sandch, in ...

... - TRANSFER OF LIOENSES. A special session for the transftor of licanlc ?? held on PThurs d1tv, at the public Offce, Moor Street, before Melsrs, Biggs and Ellis. ,er.Cob Mr. Biekley appesared on behalf of enry CrIosb for the transfer oft lneter icenct xem! the bnaoppa,1iNavi25tldlAttnt, to . bousealtuate at the coer ol St. elark Street aud King Edwavd's. Road. The applicant took possesslon of ...

... r An ordinary meeting of the above Board was held on Wednesday at the Town Hall, the deputy-chairman L (Alderman Chepman) presiding. SCHOOL STATISTICS. n Oa the 80th ult. the Clerk reported the following 11statistics to the Bye-laws Committee:-Number of y children on the register, 13,334; highest number present 11 at one time, 11,259, number in average attendance; s, 10,708; per centage of ...

... l LTANDLORDS AND THE ARIIMA.S BILL. Tho aifficultie& and perils of the landlord classes are not dimninished (tho Dublin correspondent of the Pimes Eays) by the recent proppedijsgs in Piarliament, and the apparenb endorjoment by the highest official authority of the charges mado -aginat them by umnscrupulons assailants. Many of theM are successfttl In getting their rents evon wlvhre they flid ...

... RTJTECTION OF, THE CONFERENCE. TTHE SULTAN AND THE MIILITARY PREPARA- TIONS, (REUTER'S TELEGRAMS,] OAmeo, -Juno 5. In consequence of the protest Tnade by the British Government against thle military prepara- tions in Egypt, the Sultan has telegraphed to the Khedivo desiring him to request Arabi Pachni to discontinue them and also to give orders for cessation of the work on the fortifications ...

... ; -THEL LATE MRL ALLEN EDWARD EVERITT, ( Ono whose services deserve especial record, and whose memory will be long and tenderly cherished by many friends iii Birminghamn and elsewhere, passed away fro us yesterday morning, after a brief illness. This wacs fr. Allen Edward Everitt, honorary secretary of the Royal Birmingham Society of Artists, and honorary curator to the Corporation Art Gallery ...

... THE STATE of REMAND, EARL SPENCER ON ILLEGAL, ORG.ANISATIONS. Earl Spencer, replI g to an adldress on Saturapo seusdto in byth Iish national teachers at then Castea Dublin, saiid: I cme glad to receive your. loyal address, St And listen with pleasowe, 'sthar. represenitative of, baer a Majesty to theexpressions of Yos dvtion to- kI wa.rds 3tthe0 Q'ueen. I app~reciate end I share the th ...