... The Press Association Dublin correspondent telegraphed on Tuesday The Dublin police dis- covered last night 20 bilis printed on black- bordered paper, with the words Impregnable Invincibles will have revenge God save Ireland! Cartridges were attached to the documents, with green ribbon. One placard, with a cartridge attached, was found in the letter-box of the Privy Council Chamber, Dublin ...

... COnHESPONDINCE. SPECTATOR (Pentyrch).—Your coinimuiieaLoii c .nn-t appear anonymously. CRXMONA's wiil hare our early attention. ...

... INSTITUTE OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS. SUMMER MEETING AT CARDIFF. PROGRAMME OF PROCEEDINGS. A meeting of the executive committee appointed to make arrangements for the meeting of the la- stitute of Mechanical Engineers at Cardiff in August next, was held in the Grand Jury-room of the Town-hall on Wednesday evening. Mr T. Forster Brown presided, and there were present Sir E. J. Reed, K.C.B., M.P., ...

... [RENTER'S TELEGRAM.] NEW YORK, Fridiy.-Tlie Sugamore Cotton Mills at Fall River, Massachusetts, have been destroyed byiire. The loss is estimated at six hundred thousand dollars. ...

... SWANSEA BAY GRAYING DOCKS COMPANY. The dividends paid by the Dry Dock companies in Cardiff, Swansea, Newport, and Penarth have doubtless directed particular attention to this class of enterprise. Nor is this surprising. It is not every day that shareholders fall in with a specu- lation which bnng-s them in froUl 10 to 22 per ccnt.-and this is what is paid by dry dock com- panies in the places ...

... THE WEATHYR AND THE GRUX TRADE. [FROM MONDAY'S MARK-LANK EXPRESS.] On Tuesday last the weather became suddenly colder, and remained so until Friday, searching winds meantime prevailing. Little rain, how- ever, fell, except on Wednesday, until last night and this morning. Ou Saturday the temperature rose, and yesterday (Sunday) the sua acquired great powar, though the air was chilly. A little ...

... It is with great regret that we have to announce the death of Mr Gaorge Sydney Davies, LL.B., which took place at his residence, Heathfield, Swansea, at five o'clock cn Monday morning, at the early age of 30. Mr Davies caught a severe cold on returning home from a banquet given at Neath by members of the Incorporated Law Society, about a month ago, which resulted in an attack of pleurisy and ...

... DEPUTATION TO THE BOARD OF TRADE. A deputation from the CardiffLiverpool, Kew. port, and London Boarding-house Keepers' Pro- tection Society on Monday waited upon theBoard of Trade '-in. order' to lay, before, the. President. their views on the question of* advaiicd, notes. pro 1 posed to be dealt with in the ...

... THE PRINCIPALSHIP OF THE NORTH WALES COLLEGE. [PROM OCR LOXDON WELSH CORRESPONDENT.] To supplement the information already given on the selections for the North Wales College appointments, I may state that, although six out of the 21 candidates who had applied for the principalshin were selected by the staff committee for the approval of the council at Chester on the 30th inst., it is most ...

... TH^ PJIOPLE BILL. this bill was resumed by The DEBFT^FOF WORTLEY (C., Sheffield,) OI^ED MR STO-^ULTURA1 labourer was already repr,- thft the ^RTAIU boroughs, though he admitted SNTED ^TITLED to further representation, aad, UETHEW^ED himself more really desirous of a ii nrftl voters than tbe Government who JD F^NCBISI0^ -NU AFTER session to go by before intro- EN ,TTED 8EFN He, however, said he ...

... Considering: the lateness of the season, the attend- ance at Mr RymiU's Repository, Barbican, on Satur- day, when over 100 greyhounds were brought to the hammer, was of a representative character. The principal lots were comprised in the stud of that well- known courser, Mr T. Graham, who has given up his estate at Southport, and is removing to Cumberland. The Alec Halliday and Glen Rosa ...

... At the beginning of the present week foars were very generally entertained of a disturb- ance taking place in the neighbourhood of the Talargoch Mines, in consequence of the intro- duction into the place of a number of men from Buckley, for the purpose of making a second attempt to remove the machinery at the works. The determined attitude of the miners in opposing such a step being taken on a ...