... |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 side ...

... '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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... ANNUAL FESTIV1TIES OF CARDIGFF SUNDAY SCHOLARS. On Wedniesday the great mnajority of the children beat attending the Sunday Schools of Cardiff held their bore annual festivities in various pleasant sp ...

... LANCASHIRE Al4 CHESHIRE BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. ,5nTUAI MEETING AT CHESTER. Yesterday, the 46th annual meeting of the Lan. casbire and Cheshire branch of the British Medical Association was held ...

... [roM OUR aeoa'rTExs] PonsTTEwkrT,WEDNESDAY.-Thesteamtramway Trom Cromore, the Portstewarb station of the 'time-tables, to the village of Portstewart was !formallyopened for traffic to-day. The event 'was duly celebrated in the secluded little village, 5n whose records it will occupy no unimportant place, and on whose improvement and prosperity it is considered likely to have a considerable ...

... I IRON TRADES MXPLOYERS' ASSOCIATION j Yesterday the tenth annual meeting of the abov4 association, Which has its chief offices in Manchester, an5 represents the gre:te lnortion of Eugland, was held at the George Hotel, luddersfield, under the presidency of Mr. D). Game (of the firm of Messrs. John Fowler and Co., Leeds Steam Plough Works). There was a very lsi attekidaice of members from the ...

... NEWCASTLE AND GOSFORTH PARK SUMMER | IEETING.—YESTEKDAY. The LAMBTON 1^-NDICAP PLATF; of 150 guineas winners extra. Six furlongs. Mr T. Wei don's The Friar, 4 yr;, 8st 131b Owner 1 Mr Perkins's Honour Bright, 3 y, 7st 131b Fagan 2 Mr T. Ilodgnianjs Flash, 3 y, 7st 41b Covey 3 Cainbnsdoon (Bruckshaw), 8tr uf India (J. Osborne) Olivette (Smith), Gainsboiough (Woodburn), Gaber- lnnzie (Bell), and ...

... [Magistrates T. GRATREX, F. J. HALL, and W. G. CARTWRIGHT, Esqrs.] STRAYING CATTLE.-Thomas Daniel, farmer, Whit- son, and William Jones, farmer, Marshfield, were summoned for allowing cows to stray on the roads in the vicinity of their holdings.-The magistrates fined them es, each. James Sully, a resident at St. Bride's, was fined 2s. 6d. for permitting his donkey to stray. -John Kite, ...