... TBE EDUCATION OF WELSH MIXERS' CHILDREN. On Saturday afternoon a deputation from the mining population of Monmouth6hire ?? South Wales had au interview ?? Hon. A. J. Mundella, M.P., at the Education Office, Whitehall to ask that the department should revise the educatitnal standards in their application to the mining population. The deputa. lion was introduced by the Right Elon, Lord Aberdare ...

... THE IVEATHER. FOQBECAST FOR TUESDAY, JULY 4Tg, leaned on the previous evening. [FRONT TliE METEOROLOGICAL DEPARITMENT,] Districts. Forecasts. j ESutherly and Eolth - westerly 0. Scotland, N, ?? winds, fresh And Btalng; unsot tled, coine rain, 1. Ditto, E ?? 1 V.esterly winds, rrcderate and 2. England, N.E. tret h; cloudy, rainy, 3. Ditto, I,,. 4, Mid, Counties, I Westerly ornorth-westerly ...

... .v ? 'Iff I p t:5wfgl 'R pon. I ?n? I., Mr. Mark Whitwill, treasurer of the Bristol Hospital for Sick Cbildren, acsnowledges, with thanks, £1 53,, Grand Jury fees, per Mr. J. Linton. THE LATE FATAL ACCIDENT AT EGLESTAFF'S QUARRY, -We have received 10s, from the 11ev, Francis de Soyreo, 14, Buckingbam-place, Clifton, towards thefund being raiseel for the widow of the unfortunate man who wae ...

... Ad 14m The Riv Dr. Caldicott will, by request of the Mayor, preach at St blark's Chapel next Sunday morning, The Bev. RI. Cornall thankfully acknowledges the receipt of the following donations towards a day's outing to the seaside for the poor achool children of hig pariah:- Mrs. Lewis, £1 ; Mrs. Edwards, Se.; Mrs. Garnett, £2; C, B,, ls. in stamps ; Mrs. Blig6, i0O. ; and Rev, J. M. Wilson, ...

... THE WYAR PREPARATIONS. IREUEIe'S TELEGREA.M] BomsAY, ThuissDAY.-The Bombay papers announcS that orders have been given to the Indian autholitiea to prepaie for the despatch of an Indian contingent to Egypt, consisting of 1800 English troops, iacluding three battalions of artillery and 5OOO native soldiery, CIo0lo 0. V. Tanner will, it P: Eaad, command the Bowhiy brigade, Large siege trains are ...

... TBE WESTON-SUPER.MARE LOOP LINE, COU1RT OF COMMON PLE AS, YESTEIRDAY, 9 (Siftiny at 2NiWi Prius, before Mr. Jusivce Lopc;s without a Jury,) CAP1ILL v, THEaGREAT WESTERN 1AIL WAYCOMPANY,- Tliis was an action to recover 2,177 12s, 6i,, the amount of tbe taxed costs in an arbitration between the plaintiff and defendants, as the successors in title of the Bristol E and E?xeter hallway Company, ...

... AA arliaulpiav? Ailliffligpq. 1 v [BY TELEGRAPH.] EOUSE OF LORDS-YESTEReDAY, The lord Chancellor took his teat at a quarter-past four o'clck, LiOCAL BILL, The Taff Vale Ralway Bill, with amendments, was read a third time and pasced, N'OTICE, The Marquis of SALIOSOU nY gave notice that on Thurt. day he would ask whether the Government had received any information as to fresh armaments of the ...

... EXTRACTS FROM FUNNY FOLKS, Of what colour-if any-is Cetywayo ? In the course of a sin glo leader in the Daily TPcblgrph, he is describel as bciog ' indigo-ink coloured, as duslk, as a copper-coloured potentate, and as his sable Majesty Surely he cannot present all these tints at ones, like a healing black-eye, Yet the only other alternative is to suppose that he has the faculty and ...

... LEUTRR'Bs TELEGIMMOJ THE VATICAN. flOME, MO}7DAY,-Th5 Pope held a public Oonslstory to-day, conferringr the cardinal's hat upon Mgr, Lavigerie, A~rchbishop of Tunis, Hisi H~oliness afterwvards pre. conised 19 bishops, including those of Porlmsrouth, eircerick, Eouothwark, and Ebrewsbury. GERMANY. BEBMLIS, MONDAY EVEN SNG, -The O(fcial Ga-effe pub. Iishen decrees relieving Herr Bitter of the ...

... MESSRS. MOODY AND SANKEEY'. VISIT TO BRISTOL, Yesterday afternoon, a meeting was held af the Atbenteum for the purpose of giving Rome information respecting the forthcoming visit of Messrs. Moody and Sankey, the American revivalIste, to Brictol. There waS a good attendance of Bristol ministere. The meeting was opened by the finging of a hymn, and sabeequeatly Mr. B. Thomas, the chairman, said ...

... Lpi*ld 1[47n. of BATH. ' SANITAMY CoonrwTEE.-Aldeorman Taylor presided at Ila the fortnightly meeting of the Sanitary Committee of la the Town Council yesterday. The acdical Officer of id Health reported a death rate of 1508 perthousaud of the or population. He roported that, in company with Inapector d Montagu, he had vieited several parochial and board M echoolB, anrd found the sanitary ...

... ' I of RtTAOUIRED IMPENDING OPERA- a. 3!. TIONS BY GREAT BRITAIN. he :e, EXPECTED BOMIBARDMENT OF it, ALEXANDRIA. ut 'alt It was rumoured in London last night that decisive military action is likely to be taken at once in Egypt, probably within the next twenty-four hours. Although the Cabinet met on Monday afternoon, another meeting n, of the principal Ministers was held at the House of th ...