... 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 ...

... TbG annual feetival in connexion with this ?? was held yesterday. In the afternoon, choral evensong wae swig In the cbhpel attaohed to the College, when there was a large congregation, Including the students and a number of visitors, The sacred edifice was beautifully decorated, choice blooms and rich foliage being employed with considerable taste and skill in the embeillielmet of the altar, ...

... TIE CRISIS IN EGYPT. THE PORTE AND THE 1 CONFERENCE. DESPATCH OF BRMSH TCORPS TO THE EAST. Aiexandria, June 29. The European shops with scarcely an exception sre now closed, ineluding the provision dealers. The baks have bees transferred on board the merchant vessels in the harbour. Constantirtople, June 29. The Ambassadors of the Powers are still andeavouring to make the Porte understand that ...

... rHE LADIES' COLUMN. HOUSEHOLD HINTS. HALF-PAY PUDDING.-Four oz. of suet, 4oz. of raisins, 4oz. of bread crumbs, two tablespoonfuls of treacle, and half a pint of milk. Mix all to- gether boil in a mould for four hours; serve with wine or brandy sauce. STEWED CUCUMBER.—Pare a cncumbes, and slice an onion cut the cucumber in thick slices, and fry them and the onion in butter. When done, take ...

... 40BANERUPTOY LAW ABND3BNT.'~ To T=Z MD;OH OF THE DLIT NRf O' Star-The annual teport of the Comptroller it in Bankruptcy having been presented to Parliament . and printed, I beg to direct public attention to some of the facts exhlbited in that paper, and also to figures disclosed in Me. Parkyns's insttutitfe reports, baring upon the present unfortunate position of this very im. g portant ...

... 'I UNIVERS1TY OF DiULNJ LIo am, ised 'VillJ rren rms the uci Dort- ate; ine a, ck's ka lu a U'al. 'a tlla rte; rtw; r _> * YeardaytheSurimei Comn'' cetuents tookplasI in the Examinat.ion Heall, Trinity College, at one o'clock in the presence of a largassemblage of visitors and students. The meeting was presided eover by the Pro Vice-Chbceallor, Rev Dr Carson, i S F T C; the Vice-Provost, Dr ...

... I The final meeting of the committee and sub. scribers of the Stanley Hospital Gala aud Bazaar was held in the Council haimber of the Town-hall veqterday. The Mayor (bIr. John Hughes) presided, and among tbose'present were Sir J. A. Picton, Major M'Calle, the Rev. 0. A. Carter, Dr. Costins, Dr. Grossman, Dr. Whitford, Dr. Sheldon. Dr. J. Kellett Smith. Dr. A. C. Hughes. Messrs. J. A. Makin. G. ...

... THE PEMBROKE BOROUGHS. MILFORD, Thursday Night.—Contrary to ex- pectation, Mr Harben, one of the Conservative candidates, d:d not tarn up to address the elec- tors this evening, but has written to all influential Conservative to say that he intends doing so in August next, when things get a little more settled. The Milford Tories say they will not have Mr Harben at any price, and intend to ...

... On Thursday afternoon, Mrs Howel Gwyn, of Neath, laid the foundation stone of a church, to be called Holy Trinity, at Gorseinon, in the parish of Llandilo Talybont, where the only ac- coinmodation at present provided for Church of England members is a temporary structure near the railway station. The new edifice, designed by Messrs Taylor and Bath, architects, of Cardiff and Swansea, is ...

... GLAMORGAN & CARMARTHEN BAPTIST ASSOCIATION. The annual meetings in connection with the above association were continued on Wednesday in High-street Chapel, Merthyr, under the presi- dency of Mr Wm. Samuel, of Llaneilv. There was again a large attendance of delegates. At the morning conference, Mr RICHARD CORY (Cardiff), who was selected on the previous day to write next year's circular letter ...

... SWANSEA. POLICK I NTF.LLIGKNCE.At the borough police- court on Wednesday, a charge against John Harris, labourer, of staling a lowl was dismissed, —Five boys named Widding, Lansley, Walls, Evans, and Healy were fined 6s each for stone throwing, an offence which. according to a state- ment made by the chief c--net-able, La., of late been on the incre we. The DEATH FROM LOCKJAW —At the Swansea ...

... The D4k-e of Albany at the Newspaper Press Fund Dinner, like his elder brother the Prince of AYales, at Bradford, took trouble in order to under- stand the duties he had to perform. His speech was a glowing eulogy of the English newspaper press as it is. He did not attempt to trace its history, although in its present form it can scarcely be said to have had an existence more than a quarter of ...