... ROMAN CATHOLICISM AT GLOSSOP. DENUNCIATION OF SCHOOL BOARDS. A great demonstration of the Roman Catholics of Glossop took place on Saturday, on the occasion of Mr. F. J- Sumner, J.P., D.L. ex-Sheriff of Derby- sbire, laying the corner stone of a school extension, which had become necessary through the Bishop of Nottingham haying recently divided the town into two Nottingham haying recently ...

... CHEAP DAY Tld P TO ] IYEU- POOl. Another ot those cheap day trips to LiverpooL which are now becoming weii kuovui aud weu patronised by the holidav-makers of South Wales, is advertised by the London and North-Western Railway Company for Monday, July 10th. The trains will start from all the stations on the Rhvmney and London and North-Western Rail. ways in the upper portion of Glamorgan and ...

... SWANSEA, Thursday. Wind W. Weather fine. Passed Eaxt—steamer Barrington, of New- castle schooner Acron Belle, of Aberystwith. Passed We»t—steamers Flos, of flitll Jacinth, of Swansea; brigantine Prince LE Boo, of St. John's, Newfoundland. ...

... ESCAPE nrTHE DUKE OF EDINBURGH. Mr Walker, the British Consul at Corunna, telegraphs on Tiiiie 27th as follows — On June 20th the Reserve Squadron anchored in Carri] B:'y, under the command of His Royal Highness the Duko of Edinburgh. On ,the next day the duke, accompanied by the .Duke of Con- naught, proceeded by express train to Santiago. After inspecting the cathedral, the university, and ...

... FANCY FAIR AT NEWPORT OPENING BY THE DUKE OF BEAUFORT. Following the fashion in these latter days, the good people of Newport—headed, and we may say encouraged, by tho chief magistrate of the borough-have helped themselves to a leaf out of an old book in order to attract the attention of the public, and to furnish funds for very laudable objects. We think it was in London that what .may be ...

... BRIDGEND. NEATH HARBOUR \VORK. ...

... |Y IYNYDDISLWYN SUCHOOL BOARD. I ane try The monthly meeting of this board was held on ett1 Thursdav in the new tloard-room attached to the ne- Newbridee Schools. The Rev. J. Griffithis pre- rite sided. and there were also present-Mr. P. James, the lMr. J. tM. Jones, and Mr. D. Bowen.-The Clerk ti read lists of payments to be made, amounting to ent £538 Is. 6d. The amount in the bank was re- ...

... In November Mr. T. H. S. Escott will succeed Mr. John Morley as editor of the Fortnightly Review. The death of Mr. BenceJanes is recorded. Next to Mr. Boycott, Mr. Bence Joces played an active part iu the development of the acutest puase of the Irigil question. Whilst Mr. Jones will probably bo forgotien, Mr. Boycott will be ever remembered ax having enriched the English language with an ...

... The undermentioned vessels, not having been heard of since the dates specified, were on Wed- nesday posted at Lloyd's as missing :— The Agut, of Porsgrund, Captain Jorgensen, which sailed from New York for ^Newcastle, with petroleum, on the 23rd of February last. Th Leander, of Aberdeen, Captain Gordon, from Archangel to London, with oats, which sailed from Christiansund on the 2nd of March last. ...

... (%)IllL' I W)AW * Af Fr2IDx Y. JU-VE so, IRS2. CONSERVAtTISM IN' SWANSEA. rushy -rah4t A 43-u CQ-- - a >- - The establishment of the Swansea Consti- with, tutional Club is one of the straws which, been being flung into the air, serve to show which in tl way the wind of political thought blows just the, now in the borough, which has for so long theI a time returned a Liberal, or rather a who ...

... MYN YDDISLWYN SCHOOL BOARD. A monthly meeting of the members of this board was held on Thursday at the new board- room, Newbridge, the Rev. J. Griffiths presiding. There were also present Messrs J. Jones, I\ room, Newbridge, the Rev. J. Griffiths presiding. There were also present Messrs J. Jones, I\ .Tames, and D. Bowcn.The clerk (C. R. Lyne) reported that on the day following the last meet- ...

... THE RHYMNEY RAIL- WAY BILL. HOUSE OF LORDS, Thursday.—This bill again came before a select committee of the House of Lords, the Duke of Buckingham, the chairman, presiding, for the adjustment of clauses. Mr Bom pas, Q.C., on behalf of the promoters, submitted the following clause, to meet the objec- Lion., u,* the Jbrecon wad Mtrihvr Rail way Com pany :— The Jirecoit- and Merthyr Railway ...