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... 1 11FOI OUR OW1f COORUSPONDUNT8.3 ) THU SsDA Nrorr, thi The House of Commons, which re-assembled GI this afternoon after the Whitsuntide recess, by 1 did not appear to great advantage. The at- ha tebdance was emall,, and in its, demesnour no h lethargic. To Mr. Ashmead-Bartlett belongs no e whatever honour there may exist in being the pa first to take his seat. The hon. member for BtC Eye was ...
... MILFORD DOCKS AND RAILWAYS II.LI or On Wednesday this Bill was before a Select 00] to Committee of the House of Commons, Colonel a al, Egerton presiding. stc ily Mr. Pembroke Stephens, Q.C. (who appeared s1 'he with Mr. J. W. Batten for the promoters), in open- of he ing the case, said he need riot trouble the Com- thi ira mittee with many preliminary observations. Hon. trE of members would ...
... SUNDAY MUSIC IN THE SWANSEA , PARK. TXr 7-z . i-- -4 ?? F l I . I I We are not surprised to find that the 3 decision of the Swansea Town Council with E. regard to their permission for the perfor- mance of sacred music in the parks on Sunday is awaited with considerable interest d) The public mind is seriously exercised as to the result of to-day's meeting of the WY Council. The people of ...
... DISTRICIf NtrNVS. CARDI11FF. Fs IWLttUlNG LT CNO.-The nla!rrlae oft 05. . nd Colees o Ii, fiw' of Mees.Mr5--~t- . M- -c-with Miss l-tanct-s Gibbs, daugh1ter of' -Z. NV'II as'GiubbF, coal utrxr'oont, took ic ?? ae the C1,urch of St. Johni,Gantn.' The :if-n 02- c.r;-,-jijr -n was the Bea&VN e tds lindeb--os CV Lttdlgr oonanftcrivirca leuti for- Cnc-iteria. 1. M;Laie Dfetfie C. hti aft Esei? ...
... ~~~OW ?? . , - Some remarkable disclomsves are mita iz the resort of the Committw e - 4iqG ed State Assembly of New York to inquire into ed the government of New York City. Since o the Tammany frauds, no such jobbery and1 corruption have been brought to light as tes those which are here presented. The od officials of ?? city-under cloak, Do doubt, of some legal figment in each -case-have been ...
... gifAtttriA JUN 7il, 4 SATRD~AY, JUNB 7, is84, It is asserted that there is little prospect of the I Spanish Government agreeing to the French prow ,null~ f-P the nHAf+:- At U=^ ?? - posals for the rectifcation of the Mooish Frontiers. Aprominent English official ?? had a prolonged interview with the Minister of the Interior on Thursday on the subject of dynamite outrages. A messenger who has ...
... IiEAST GLAMORGAN WELs BAPTSTo I ASSOCIATiON. }tr sa 38 Ths annual meetings of the Eastern Glamorgan- the I i shire Welsh Baptist Association take place this work dweek at Salem Chapel, Porth. Two conferences, wo attended by upwards of 250 ministers and dele- tips. Rates, were held on Wcdnesday for the transaction Dock of the connexionel and other business of the Asso- Dock D eiation. Among ...
... THE. FAMhURE OF THE WELSH SUNDAY CLOSING ACT. NONCONFORBIST AND TEETOTAL TESTI- £e MONY. fr c At the meeting of the Baptist Association of m 0 Glamorganshire and Carmartbeenshire, held at Car- p e. diff on Wednesday, the question of Sunday Closing gB d was brought forward by the Rev. T. Jones, Aber- e: is dare, wbo proposedthe following resolution:- Z That this Assoclatioclooking upon ...
... I I-- - _ is One thing at least is now certain about the negotiations on the Egyptian question, that England and France have finally agreed upon a programme which has been submitted to the other Powers of Europe. Mr. G sArsToNE promises to relieve public anxiety in this 'olol try by communicating this programme to Parliament on Monday next. The terms of the arrangement seem, however, to be ...
... A monthly meeting of this Bonrd was held last evenins' at the Public Hall ; Mr. A. Reen presiding. The Cc e reported that in accordance with the instructions rceelV , at the last meeting he had written to Mir. Wiggo', ?? e and Sir Arthus Bass, I. P., asking them to have an ialvi ;O view with the Postmaster.General with refereucc to tot LS appointment of a postmastcr for Smtthwlck. 0b r the ...
... [owinz report wag issued from the Meteorolo The following report was issued from the Meteorological Department at 8 p.M. yesterday:- DIsTErurse. YontcAssm. 0. Scotland, N ?? (North-v esterly and westerly breezes, 1. Scotland, l . ( moderate; fair. 2. Euglanr, ?? 4 ND. E. North-westerly breezes, light; fine gene-. 65 Ehglalld,S. (Lou. ralg. It don & Channel). a 6. Scotland W ?? 2. England: N ...
... 1.0-1z , wllrk THE situation in EGYPT grows daily more critical. There now seems little room for doubt that the rebels have secured another important success in the capture of Berber, which apparently fell on May 23rd. Letters detailing the disaster have been sent by the Governor, Hussein Khalifa, to his sons with the Egyptian forces, while an Arab has reached Korosko, representing himself as ...