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... AGUIUULTuiiAL ilLYXEW. | FROM OUR AGRICULTURAL CORRK-POX! VT.L We have had 1\!¡(,tllLr week of wai 01 forcitif weather that has bcon favourable to all descrip tions of growing crops albeit the thunderstorms and heavymins that have occurred over a wid. area have ill some places seriously interfered witit haymaklug operations where clover and i\> e gT had been already cut, and in other places ...
... HOUSE OF COMMONS.—TUESDAY. The Speaker took the chair soon after 2 o'clock. CLOSING OF SCHOOLS THROUGH EPIDEMICS. Mr MUNDKLLA, in reply to Mr Rankin, ex- plained that under the j .-resent code the period during which a school was comptilsorily closed from fear of infectious diseases did not count as part of the school attendance, but the inspector might waive the examination oi a school which ...
... h Miss BIlADDON, TAI LAPY AUDLKY'S SECRET,' T»EA AT TRK FLOOD, A STRANGE WOKLD,' ,« ,MKNS SHOES, WEAVERS AND I 8?1' JUST AS I An, &c., &c. ...
... THE SWANSEA STIPENDIARY ON JUVENILE SMOKERS. At the Swansea police-court, on Monday, two bovs, named William John Morgan, S, L-rab court, High-street, and David George Ooueh, 9, Watkin-street, were charged with stealing four wooden pipes, of the value of Is, from the shop of L. Cohen, Gower-street, as well as six wooden pipes, a cigarette holder, and several packets of tobacco from the shop of ...
... EISTEDDFOD.—On Monday the eisteddfod under the auspices of the Blue Ribbon moveBient took place. The choir was taken by the Rev T. L, Thomas, of Salem Chapel, Ferryside. The ad judicator was Mr D. Rowlands, of Ihnkyfclin, The programme was a selection of Welsh and English pieces, which were well gone through. For the best rendering of Hoar my cry, 0 God, the prize was awarded to the Llansaint ...
... THE WES LEY AN CON- FEREXCE. The 148th annual conference of the Methodists was commenced yesterday in Great Thornton-street Chapel, Hull. The chal is admirably adapted to the purpose, being lar^j light, and airy. About 800 ministers assembler from all parts of the country. Punctually at h»' past nine the retiring president (Rev. Ciiar'^ Garrett), took the chair, and commenced the py ceedings. ...
... FIGHTING IN ZU LU- LAND. j CETEWAYO DEFEATED AND KILLED. ULUXVDI BU11 NT. THE KING AND HIS WlVJES KTLLED. DURBAN, MONDAY. Cetewayo is reported to have been attacked and completely defeated by Usibepu, who subsequently burnt Uluudi. Cetewayo was wounded in the lighting. [KEUTEK'S TELEGRAM, DURBAN, The intelligence from Zu'ulan i announcing Usibebu's attack upon Cetewayo, and the defeat of the ...
... THE SUEZ CANAL SCHEME. [SPECIAL TELEG RAM. ] PARIS, THURSDAY. At the Suez Canal Company's meeting, to be held on the 7th prox., the directors wiil propound plans for constructing a second canal, at the cost of 125 million francs. [REUIER'S TELEGRAM ] PARIS, THURSDAY. To-day's Pair says It will henceforth bo im- possible for any English ministry, even a Tory one, to endeavour to encroach upoii ...
... Movements 110 has effected in the land a Problem which the legislature has never before attempted seriously to solve, and. which the landlords as a class have not been will- ing to solve without the intervention of Par- toainGiit. Let us hope that the matter of tenants' competition will at last be put. apon a proper and stable footing by the Passing of the bill now before the House of Amnions. ...
... LOCAL SCORES. PART I., FIRST STAGE, QUEEN'S PRIZE. 200 500 Total Col.-Sergt. Adams, 2nd 24 16 40 Private Greenway, 3rd Mon., 27 22 49 Private Protheroc. 28 3C 58 Private Stringer, 3rd Mon 24 15 39 Col.-Ser?t. Williams, 3rd Mon 31 28 b9 Col.-Sergt. Badger, 3rd Mon. 27 30 57 Quartermaster-Sergt. Harry, 3rd Mon, 28 29 57 Sergt. Jones, 3rd Mon 32 35 67 Private Davies, 3rd 27 31 58 Colour-Sergeant ...
... [FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.] Charles Good, 67, Crockherbtown, Cardiff, fish- monger and fruiterer. Thomas Clapp, of Llanllowell, clei-k in holy orders. Joseph Mann, formerly of 42, Wind-street, Swan- sea, licensed victualler, but now of 98, Northgate-street, Gloucester, licensed victual- ler's manager. PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED. William Kerry Lindsay Bernard Egerton Hol- land,and William ...
... BAEDDONIAETH Y MEDDWON. Ya wastad yn y gwestdy—'strangeiant hwy, Bost rhingoiant iaith cchrys Trwy win d'wed eu twrw'n dyst— Rhodianant tua'r dinystr Glais. NATHAX TWRCH. ...