... I [SPECIULLY TELEGRAPHED.] THE ENGAGErMFNT WITH TnE FORTS-SIdt GLAD- STONri'S MODESTY-rIl WAR PAnTY IN THlE COMMONS-THE CrEAT rOwEltS AND TE13- EO- BASIDMENT - TEE HIIIEDIVE - AN EXCITING EPISODE-SIR MICHAEL nICES-BEACI VURItOUS- TlE TORIES BAULED-A TniSEATEN1ED COALiF TION. Houac or CoasioqNs, TUtESDAY NIGHT. There was a good deal of anixons qnestiocling in both Houses of Parliament ou ...

... 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 ...

... T.8E PROPOSED UNION A MALGAMITION. MEETING AT WESTBU1RY-ON.TRYM, Yesterday morning a vestry meeting was held at Westbury-on-Trym to protret against the ama3gamation of the city parts of the Bedminster, Bristol, and Barton IlSjBs Unions. Mr. H. W. Grcen wrs voted to the chair, and he said he did not think that there was a paraon in 'be room who was In favour of the proposed change (beer, hear). ...

... PREFERMENTS AND APPOINTEHU s31l _ . . .. -. - . ?? ?? . t .1 . I I , Rev, Christie Chetwynd Atk~ugon, MA, (Keble(allege) Cu:rate of Ashton-upon-.Merey, Rev, B. B. Biron, BA.,, urate of Harbledown; Vicar of Lympne, Patron, the Archdel-oon of Cantochary, (Bk'hop of Dover), Rev, Richard Paul Blakeney, DD , Ll,D., Iucumbant of B3lidlington; Canon of Eenton, iu York Miaster. Patrou, the Arohbishop ...

... of thtgap Fgyptiau news is again exceedingly meagre, the sole items of interest being the confirmation of the reported massacres at Tantah and Kafrezayat, and the sudden departure of Dervish Pasha for Constantinople. The excitement in Cairo con- tinues, but no disturbances have yet occurred The Porte still delays its reply to the note of the Powers. At yesterday's sitting of the House of Com- ...

... MA N CH E STE R. NID oes dim o bwys wedi cymmeryd lie yn y cylch Cymreig yma ye ddiweddar, namyn cyfarfodydd pregethu yn Heywood street, Cheetham Hill, Ashton Old Road, Openshaw, a Chariton Road. Yn y lie blaenaf, pregethai y Parchn. Dr. Lewis Edwards, Bala, a William Roberts, Llanrwst. Yu y 6spel diweddaf a enwyd, pregethai y Parch.. Dr. ?? Rees, Caer, a T. P. Phillips, Horeb. Yn Openshaw, ...

... y CYMMIERIAD PUR: NEU G OPRSEN AUR CYHIAWNDER.' PEN;OD XL.-Croeswlvad Edith. Vs m11hen y pyrutlieg munyd ar ol i M~adam 2 i ...

... Mr T. P. O'CONNOR gave notice for Thurs- day to ask the Home Secretary a question in reference to the recent riots at Tredegar, whether it was true, as reported, that one death and many cases of serious injury had been the result whether further disturbances were apprehended, and if there was a general exodus of Irish families from the town whether he would order a strict investigation to be ...

... TRINITY COLLEGE EXAMINA- TION AT CARDIFF. We append the local results of the examination held 011 the 16th June — SENIOR DIVISION.—The following passed:— Ella B. Hibbert, Miss F. E. Phalp, and Mr T. F. Howeir JUNIOR DIVISION.—The following passed:—A. A. Adams, E. Burbidge, M. Jenning, W. Gibbs, A. Honey, E. Rogers, A. Naish, G. Laird, E. Brailli, S. A. Morgan, B. F. Marks, R. Baulch, G. James, ...

... MUMBLES LIGHTHOUSE, iloiiday.-Wind SW, strong. Weather fine. Paused AaH—schooner Sea Fle er, of Card'gan Frcneh steamer flying KSNB; steamers Uganda, cf Middiesborough Italia, of Belfast. ...

... MERTHYR. BELLE VCR HOTEL AND II.ESTAURA,T. -Ord i n. ary daily; Public Baths, Posting, ...