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... MUMBLES LIGHTHOUSE, Thursday.-Wind SW. Wfather squally. Passed Eat-steamers Jacinth, of Swansea; Bessie, of Hayle: Lynx, of Cardiff. Passed Vast—steamers Enid, of Newport; Glenwilliam, of Barrow Lady Bertha, of Swansea; Resolute. ...
... THE LIZARD, Tuesday.—Wind SW, strong. Weather hazy. Passed, East— steamer United Service, of Lon- don, for Falmouth; Netherlands American Line steamer Rotterdam Drumhendry, of Glasgow; North German Lloyd's steamer Hohenzollern Wm Banks, of London barque Sorata, of Liverpool, from Iquique, for Falmouth, 96 days out, all well; ship Walter D Wullett, of Yan.touth, N.A. steamers Bwllfa and Long ...
... BARDDONIAETH. Y GOG. Wedi'r hin oer gwelir y gag—yn dod I'w hardd orsedd ddeiliog, Iddi gwnaeth Rhagluniaeth glog o we dyner sidanog. Estrones od drwy anian,—dau nodyn Hudol yw ei chyngan, Yn ngbdr y cangau einan—saif ei thant Hi yn ogoniant y wig ei hunan. DEWI GLAN TWBCH. ...
... ARRIVAL OF THE BRITISH CONSUL IN t ENGLAND. c Among the passengers brought by the Pemnsu- lar and Oriental Co.'s Royal mail steamship Verona, that arrived in Plymouth Sound on Mon- day morning, was Mr. C. A. Cookson, C.B., the British Consul and Judge at Alexandria, passen- ger from Malta. Mr. Cookson returns in a shat- tered condition of health, invalided from the in- juries received about ...
... The Press Association says the 3laJor ar|d Cor- poration of Plymouth have beent-atolset ky the authorities in the Foreign Ofhca to> taA. no public and formal notice of the approacuin, arrival o Cetewayo at that port. This a vce wul no doub be accepted by other towns which may be visited by the ex-King of the Zu^us. Thfi fhflirman, secretary, and others connected with the Licensed Victuallers' ...
... For thirty years This very successful Society has mnain- at talled a most prominent position amongst provincial 12 flower shows; indeed, it is not too much to say that; only two or three local societies have equalled, if any have T surpassed it. It is worthy of remark, and is in itself tc a remarkable fact, that during this long period there 2i have been only two really wvet days, while the ...
... THE 8ALVATION ARMY. The Salvation Army had a field-day yes- terday at St. James's Hall, in which they held three meetings, one in the morning, one in the afternoon, and the third in the evening, at all of which, and especially that in the evening, the hall was well filled. The meet- ing in the morning was devoted to an address from Mrs. Booth in reply to some recent criticisms on the move- ...
... I o1 I ?? REORT.- i ;- n ES W Eo3ToI= tl W4 as KORN= ET ;rG~XtAND ZAMDEA'8 BAROMMThR EsLw . &S.W. 79 29 i 0- go s1~ -t.a , l Bi.i. Corrected e ?? anod rcsd to 32° P. The black lines show the bhet of the baroter at I o'clock en this and three previous morninga. The dotd lies indieste the etrteem vristions dnig~~ erdad the w~erSflOW dams The inidt le itors sho hoen of the The erur falls for Rain ...
... LONDON, 2THUSDAY July 20. Her Majesty, accompanied by Prineess Beatrice, left Windsor ,Castle yesterday for Osborne. In the Houst of Commons yesterday the Arrears Bill passed through Committee and was reported. Mr. Stansfeld's motion for the amendment of the Contagious Diseases Act was met by Mr. Childers, who moved the pre- vious question, which was supported by Sir Stafford Northeote and ...
... EGYPTIAs REFUGEES IN MALTAL TO TE EDITOB OF TH DALY NEWS. fro SrR,-Far larger funds in aid of the refugees r in Malta than have as yet been subscribed are me most -urgently needed. The following letter, ne, which I have just received from IAdy Yoltoun, the wife of the Chief Secretary to the Govern- zi2 ment in the island, is evidence of the misery of which these refugees are suffering, and of ...
... _ v ?? There were four hundred and ten entries at the Bristol Dog Show last week. The Attorney.General, 31r. Johnston, x P, left | {or England by mail steamer last evening. The Recorder sat at Green-street on Saturday and disposed of a number of criminal cases. In the House of Comnamons on Saturday the Electric Lighting Bill passed through committee. A child fell into Xingtown Harbour last ...
... TARLIAMENTARY.~ I i; 0 - 1I (ByFreeman5 Special Wire and Ordinary 1 Telegraph.) HOUSE OF COMMONS-SATURDAY The SPEAKER took the chair shortly after twelve 4 l'clock. FLOGGINGIN MILITARY SCHOOLS. Colonel MAKINS gave notice that on Monday he would ask the Secretary for War whether, bavin- regard to the fact that flogging wsa abo- lisbed in the army, but that militia subalterns and cadets in the ...