... BENAD_ TOWN COM-cij Th., I.,, ?? ' a V m( nof the paceedings ohel yesard Water oomja the Micipal e .t, ther Wilis Lard in thebaz:cbw.ltgt bMr. RvAIxsO haeing muoed the onsfition of hie of uthre pofth and WadX i oldb eter Corn- oavnitee, te ~ h als ftecmite a . r.e ¶1!..h. ASo inquire the pootao s itio o the anr31T e committerw as regarded the increase of the water Pr ?? Two years ago the subet ...

... GAZET NEWS. (Fromd te Lond7oGeradge frdpniht.) BANKRUPTS, John Lewis, 23 Baventonse-road, Hornsey-road, Middle- WMx, out of business, late of the Grove, Stratford, Essex, draper. George Amoek and Charles Acoek, the Terrace, Barry- road, East D~alwicha, Surrey, contractors, trading as LG. and C. Acock. )C. A. Futlum, 194, D)rayton-park, Holloway, Middlesex. 3Swholesale confectitoner. J. oseph ...

... WEDNESDAY, NovErMtBEn rs., 1.). THE GOVERNMENT AND THE IHOU-E. Since shortly after reassembling on Tuesday of last wveek, or, to speak more pointedly, sinee the beginning of the sitting of Wednesday, tlie Tieo-e of Commons bas felt itself enveloped in a'l atnlo' phere of officially contrived and most uiistatesuani- like stratagem-not to say trickery. It canl le1 came quite evident that ...

... A special mneeting of this body was held on Monday afternoon, there being present:-Mr. NV. T. Sbsev (chair- men) the hoes. A. McKenna and Dr. Antliff. Mossrs. Woodiwiss, lioe, Wilson, Whitaker, Carter Wigg, and Uslioes. THE VACANCY ON THE BOARD-' DICTATOROAL BAPTISTS.' The Clerk read a letter from Mrs. Leese acknowledging the vote of condolence passed to her upon the death of her late husband: ...

... Yinadawiad y Parch. IV. Nicholson i Awstralia. -Cyfarin tyrfa liosog i gydyfed te yn ysgoldy capel Annibynol Grove street, prydnawn ddydd Mawrth, ?? y 24ain, ar yr achlysur o ymadaw- lad y Parch. W. Nicholson, y gweinidog, i Aws. tralia. Y mae ei iechyd weds hod yn ammheus er's peth amser; ac y mae ei feddyg, Dr. Gee, ?? A meddygon erail1 wedi Ci gynghori s gymmeryd mordaith i Awstralia, ac ...

... I Marchnadoedd a Pfeiriau Anifeiliaid - Liverpool, Hydref y 30ain.-Yr oedd y cyflenwad a wartheg a defaid braidd yn Hai na'r wythnos ddi- weddaf. Yr oedd y galw yn dda am y naill a'r fLall, a'r prialan yr uwob. Y prynwyr a'r wlad yr lliosog. Yr aedd 2,638 a wartheg yn y farchnad (yn cynnwys 300 a Canada), a 6,098 o ddefaid (yn cynnwys 7509 o ?? a C~an~ada). 1'riaiau:-Cg eidion goreu, o 8c. i ...

... UpsBaIts. fodder, B.L.; Weir, and Bomford, Sub- Commissioners for the County Down, resumed the 'sitting at Newtownards yesterday morning, at eleven o'clock. ESTATE OF S. D. CROM5MES7l, D.L. Andrew Kennedy, ?? case was partly heard on the previous day. There was a ques. tion whether, the farm consisted of demesne lands,., and the landlord stated that he had a dis- tinct recollection of the ...

... DtI,[T EGYPT. ?? IEgs TELEGziSA') t stE5 Cairo, OctQber S1. or 'alet has comunicated to T i W te t from Earl Gran- as. toe settlement of affairs qnestions of the moost ?? c. i i uld be unfa;r to Sir :50V the entire responni- o l.,ecares the Eritiah Govern- i !l 'r biP dreci Sir Edward 1Malet's ?? recaet event' in Egypt, and t r .. co1 lec in him, but thinks it 1 e - 3 ord Due~riO, w ho, as ...

... RBERT LN~SrITUTION FOR IMBECILE ('HILDREN. I Tte ainnal m-eai: of the Ladies' Auxiliary lis'.a':'i cI tI Scorttsh National Iusihotion ::e £d'ca;'aioo cf lititecile C:hildren, Larbert, st' -Ain Ut nsenie's Institution oomns, it>; esee-ry. hex. Jauie, Loss, Eglintou ?? C 2t-4.;cgna C..hurch, pe-udeAu. Axter 2r co^'eercie' ?? sc- *s 'i lie did not knowv thatI '6 swsi illts ,uti:. ?? coulo pos ...

... THE TOOPS nOR aGrt. The Royal Marine Artiller who erved in the Into Fgyptiia cnmepaign arrived at Portsmouth in thi transport Bolivar yesterday morning. The contingent went oat from flonesy a few ?? sinc 402 strong; it returned nuinbering twelve officr end 23 non-oosamissioared oaier and men, or at tota of 309I c alU ranks. T~he ?? wete Lieutenvant-Colonel I. B. Tuson, Majors F. A. Ogloe A. ...

... EPITO.MlE OF OP'INION. THtiC GOVERNMENrT AND MR. GIBSON'S AEIENDMENT. The Times says :-i Undoubtedly the manner in which Mr. Gladstone has met the demand for giving an appeal on the question of the closure to a two-thirds majority is not calculated to abate the bitterness of party feeling. Mr. Gibson's speech brought together forcibly and compactly most of the arguments against closure: by a ...

... ve PRESENTATION TO MRI. JAMES HussaY.-A large and mc influential gathering met at dinner in the Assembly-rooms, se Honiton, on Monday evening for the purpose of doing honour to M'lr. James Huesey, auctioneer and valuer. The amovement originated from a widely expressed desire Id amongst the residents and agriculturists of the neighbour- r, hood, to have an opportunity of showing their great r. ...