... Atlas in Wednesday's World says:- The postponed fates at Berlin are to take place a- the week after next, and will be attended, on the ?? part of England, by the Prince of Wales, the Duke fir and Duchess of Edinburgh, the' Dke and Duchess er of Connaught, the Grand Duke and' the Princesses y of Hesse-Darmstadt, and Prince Christian. A ot Lord-in-.Waiting (probably Viscount Torrington) .v ...

... THE.MARIUIAGE O MR HENRY LLOYD MOSTYN.-G It 'is proposed to males a presentation to Mr Henry 13 Lloyd Mostyn. on the occasion of his marriage with Miss G. P. Douglas Pennant (grand-daughter J of 'Lord .Penrhyn, the lord-lieutenant of the couuty), and a. committee having been formed to E raise a fund-fornthis purpose, intending subscribers arle requaeted to send their subscriptions to Malor J. ...

... A Daily Neivk telegram from Casamicciola states. that the scenes witnessed there are very terrible. In some places corpses are lying by the road side whilst a trench is being hastily dug for the inter- meat in sone neighbouring vineyard. A shapeless.. canvas-bundle, with little feet protruding, and con-, taining two children formed a most touching sight At the ruins of the Piccola Sentinella, ...

... RUTHIe Exan CJOSxSO.-1The shops .have. commenced to close a.t seven p.m; (market..and.fair days exceptedq also Saturdays),.and it is hoped .'ous.omers will do their shopping before seven, so as to fall in read ily- with the arrangement. CoNcEsr uAT L EsLIDAw.1-On .Thursday evenirg week, a concert was held in the Schoolroom, Lian. elidan, in aid of the funds for repairing and paint- itig'the ...

... ITTEMS FOR FARMERS. PEuTrri AucrioN MAISKET,-Mo MmAy, FINBRUAUY 19th.--Measrs Macdonald & Fraser's weekly sale of fat stock comprised 252 sheep, 51 cattle,. 1 calf, and 1 pig. Owing to the restrictions pldced upon the movenent of cattle and sheep thb show of stock wvas small, bat of good quality. i.he attendance of buyers was not so mumerous as usual, still they were quite sufficient for the ...

... R ANDOM -READINGS. WHO ShOULD-AND WHO SHOULD' NOT EMIGRATE TO NzW SOUTH .WALES.-Itis a great mistake to assume that e'migration to- Australia furnishes a remedy or loose of idle habits' To send thither the spend- thrift or the dishonest, in the hope that'change of scene and surroundings may aid in the work of reformation is 'too frequently a futile task. Australia is not the place for any who ...

... I . I j r ? . A- ? fl 11,10TO ? &CjLl;lc,*i.ljrolTlW, Q9, SATURDAY, JULY 14th, .1883. RLPCOGNISING the necessity of increasing the strength of the magisterial Beech in Carnaxvon- shire, the Lord-lieutenant has recommended the appointment of Mr WILLIAU DEW, of Brynbras Castle, and Mr JOHN MENZIns. The selection of. the first-named gentleman is one' which will meet with general approval, ...

... CornT ?I.xrs SucCess.-Amongst the successful candidates of the College of Precepbors, we are glad to notice the name of Master Lewis H. Evans, son of Mr Francis Evans, of Meyrick House, in this town. Master Evans is only twelve years of age. PETr-r SL S30ON-S.--Tus.soy.i.-Before Messrs Ed- ward Jones, M.D., and Edward Griffith.-There was not a single caie lown for hearing, and it was stated ...

... OVER 400 PERSONS MISSING. On Friday morning the mail steamer Cimbria, with a crew of 110 hands and 380 passengers from Hamburg to New York, was run intoby the English steamer Sultan, of Hall, and almost immediately sunk. The disaster occurred near the island of Borkum, which lies off the coast of East Friesland, opposite the frontier between lolland and Germany. The Sultan, which was ...

... : L LA NDUIJD-N-O S T-RAY $ ,S.HEO :TS: . - The English Congregational Chapel hasK been .fortunate in ieouring such -good preachers fo'r the -summer. The names of the preachers from: week to week will be found in another column.E The suggestion thrown out a few days ago that there should be a Saturdiy 'afternoon performance by the band on the Pier has suet with general favour. I sincerely hope ...

... AFFAIRS -INT GYPT.. PIEINFORCEMENTS FOR THE SOUDAN REFUSED.- A Saimdard telegram, d'aed Cairo, Tuesday night, ?? Government hav'e'promised that they will guarantee the repayment of any money which private banks or.ocapitalists. mayladvancee tobhs to whom the;oommission.has awardedi comprnisp. tion aniounting to'overv£200, provided that the loan does not exceed i50-per oent.oftheaward;iaud, ...

... TiHE WELSHr BAPTISTS of this town have held their annual meetings daring the past weik. On Sunday Monday and Tuesday, eermens weie preached at the chapel by the Revs. R. D. Roberts, Llwvnu hendy; Owen Davies, earnarvon; and J. 'Vo,;55 Carmarthen. :The congregations were large. On Wednesday evening the Rev. J. Thomas lectured to a numerous audience, and the chair was take] by the Rev, R. Parry ...