... ANNIVERSAiRY OF THE OPENING OF THE CHURCH OF THE SAVIO-JR. The thirty-fifth anniversary of the opening of the Church of the Saviour, Edward Street, was celebrited yesterday; and the minister, Mr. GEoR ...

... PARLIAMFNTARY NOTES. THE LORDS iND THE ARBEA4S BILL. SPF.0CIAL TELEGRAMLJ . HonSex OF CotacoNs, Tuesday Night. lit Lord Salisbury was certainly not less- truulent- on the pr second reading of the Arre ...

... GLEAINGS. At the Oroydon Assiese, five primnere '06 had been tconevicted of burglary ?? onss Motiday sentenosd to twelve years' penal servitude..pa Air erooo Assizes1yted, Peter M'lliogiulin, forva t ...

... --7 A STRIKE OF LAWYERS AND BARRISTERS is troubling the inhabitants of Le Puy, near Lyons, where the various members of the legal profession demand higher fees and the prompt payment of their bills. A ...

... I I EJDAt7tA UST41 FRITDAY A, UG UST 4, 1882. - - - - - C.ARDIFF INNKrEEPEPS AN-D THEI WELSH SUNDAY CLOSINCG ACT. A celebrated French wit once remarked that he would as soon spend twenty-four hours in ...

... le a oak )re8 RESIGNATION OF A 3IBM BER. .0u. to The usual monthly meeting of the Cardiff School tro. Board was held in the grand jury room of the oa Town-alla, Cardiff, on Thursd ...

... | , A- j WESTERN MAIL OFFicE, 430st LATEST GENERAL NEWS. The weather yesterday was beautifully fne. The forecast for South WVailes for to-day, issued by the Meteorological OhFice, ?? l ...

... THE IPSWICH JOURNAL. ITHE LORDS AND THE ARREARS BI:LL. An attempt is being made to raise the country against the House of Lords on ac- count of their daring to attempt to amend Mr. Gladstone's work. At present there is only at slight responsetothe wire-pullers, notwithstand- ing the dark enormity of the oftence of the Peers. In fact the Caucus managers are learning the truth of that axiom of ...

... I otia1 D3ewS. ?? _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ -- - wr k The Duke of Devonshire is staying for the present at have Balker Hall. liove Ccl. Calviloecontinues to impr.~ etoadily in health, H-e vrun intends to make a voyage tot he Cape in September, an- dell c,)mpaienclby tho Hen. Mrs. C'olvile, To AlSaints' Church, which hos been closed several weeks and for eleaning, was re-opened on ...

... Mir, Irving took his benefit and brought another brilliantl successful season at the Lyceum to a close on the evening of Saturday last, when the house was crowded from footlights to ceiling by an audincne whose enthusiasm knew no bounds, the said enthusiasm sprinting, doubtless, from a desire to manifest keen appreciation of the grand and un tiring efforts of the actor- manager to satisfy the ...

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