... TIHE TREDEGAR RIOTS. 101 ;'U1iSCRTPTIONS FOR TIHE SUPPORT 0F idsE IlISH REFUGEES IN CARUIFP. in Amoint already advertised ?? ?? 3 0 ir'osristors Wtslerm Mai ?? 2 2 0 Mr. S. Elaiberg ?? ?? 1 0 Mr. David Kopkins, Aerated WaterWorlas 1 1 0 Mr. Denis Kiley ?? 0 10 0 Aa Engineer ?? 0 iO 0 Xr. BFarns0tt Jacobls ?? 5 0 ?? ?? 0 5 0 Mr. WilliamnTowell ?? 0 2 6 Further subscriptions are earnestly ...

... ARABI'S DEPOSITION. ALEXANDRIA, Monday,4.50p.m.—Ragheb Pasha, President of the Council and Minister for Foreign Affairs, to-day addressed the following letter to Sir Beauchamp Seymour;- Monsieur l'Admiral,— I have the honour to inform you that the military preparations which Arabi Pasha is at present carrying on are made against the will of the Khedive and his Govern- ment. Arabi Pasha has ...

... 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, ...

... CONSTANTINOPLE, Wednesday.—Arabi Pasha very popular among the Turkish and Egyptian Ulemas, who regard him as the saviour of Islam. He is no less in favour among the middle classes in Turkey. It is believed in Turkish circles that if Arabi is attacked he will destroy Cairo, join tha insurgents in the Soudan, proclaim the indepen- dence of Upper Egypt, and carry insurrection into Syria and ...

... The supplement to the London Gazette, pub- lished on Tuesday night, contains a Royal pro- clamation summoning the 1st Class Army Re- serve on permanent service on July 26th, to proceed on or before August 2nd to the regimen- tal districts appointed by the Secretary of State for War. An Order in Council is also published, extending the period of training from 28 to 56 days for certain militia ...

... The members of the Newport Board of Guar- dians at their meeting 011 Saturday, were ad- mitted to participation in a somewhat unusual experience. They were, in brief, lectured by the Government Inspector. Boards of Guardians, as a rule, are so much in the habit of dealing with the suppliant classes, that their tone, speaking collectively, becomes somewhat tinged with aspe- rity, and they grow ...

... ALEXANDRIA, 8 P.M.—The advance of Arabi's troops turns out to be a feint after all, evidently iuade with the intention of diverting our attention fm his movements in another direction. He Jlas retired without making any show of fighting, much to the disappointment of our soldiers, who had eagerly anticipated a brush with the enemy at close quarters. Both the combatants now retain their ...

... TREDEGAR. NEWPORT FLOWKS SHOW,Thursday, August 3rd, 1882. Band of the Royal Welsh Ftisiliers. -For schedule of prizes, apply to nou. 53930 ...

... EUGYPTO son Zagazig are e00 soldiers and a large ha sednumber of 33edouin8; these have been joined avid to by soldiers and Bedouins fro n Cairo, and there rep rhecan be no longer a doubt that massacres have gas able commenced, or) OU5At Damxnhotr and Tants Toolr Benharan blo oseslso several Europeans have been murdered, not ,ominoh:ding some English, At Zagazig a ser German has been wounded, } ...

... ENCAMPMENT AT PONITYPOOL ROAD. On Saturday evening the 3rd Monmouthshire Rifle Volunteers formed a camp of ?? on the ground of the Wanderers' Polo Club, at Pon- typool Road. For a camp the spot is not well adapted, on account of the flat, damp nature of the ground, and the rain, which fell in torrents on Saturday night and Sunday morning, made the surroundings most uncomfortable for the oocu- ...