... THE FATAL AOCLD)ENT AT LLAN- a DYASUL. v. -- I - , h FUNERL OF THE VICTIMS. to I The funerall oE the Ilte MNlr. Johii Jones. soliciFor, timi and Miss Edlul t Howell. who were killpd in the F, liamentable carriiige necident of last Wednesdyir for took place at the Mlemorial Unitarian Chajpel, frine Llwynrlivdowen, on MonId;LY. Tie ceremony was Odd a public one, aid, in addition to the relatives ...

... PliZE DAY AT THE PRESBYTERIAN .COLLEGE, CARMLRTREN. I I I The The annual meeting of this College was held in up to I the large hall at the Presbyterian College, on Thurs- ingly. , day. The chair wits occupied by the Rev. Henry of 1 s Jerson. There was also, a distinguished company has present. In opening thi proceeding,; the Chairman than a lapologised for the absenceof MeiMaLrsh.ell, who had ...

... LODAL NOTES LNTDONT AN9D LOCt N OTES. 4!0 1 r raox OUR owr COURICSPONDIQZs.] I ~FRIDA&Y NIG.RT.8 At its assembling to-day the House of Commons presented a dismal aontrast to its appearance at the corresponding hour yester-1 day. The attendance was extremely limited and uninfluential. For sometime theGovern- i ment was indebted for its visible existence to the single person of Mtr. Courtney, ...

... EMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. I da The House of Commons sat until 5.15 on Tuesday t morning. After the remaining Navy Estimates were disposed of, progress was reported at 1.50, and aP PsMr. Courtney moved the second reading of the c' .agistrates (Ireland) Salaries Bill, and the O measure was opposed by Colonel Nolan and Messrs. st Barrington WGrton Kenny, and Gray. ?? eight A~ minutes to five an ...

... WIlIBLEDON MEFE SMUTNG. ±t1.o DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES. said On Saturday the twenty-fifth annual meeting of ,ord.s the National Ride ?? was brought to a ttical elose, two team competitions being followed by Sir the distribution of prizes. The proceedings were they tame in the extreme. Only a moderate crowd of and spectatori assembled round the enclosure, where dical the presentation of prizes ...

... DIPERIAL PARLIAMET. I - HOUSE OF LORDS.-FRSDAr. The House met at a quarter-past four. NOTICE. The Earl of REDEbDALE gave notice that on Tuesday he will call attention to the proposal to summon Parliament for an autumn session. LOCAL BILLS. The Taff Vale Railway Bill was read a third time and passed. r MISCELLANEOUS. n The Summary Jurisdiction Repeal, &c., Bill t passed through Committee. a The ...

... L0NDON AND LOCAL NOTES.1 v ?? InOM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS.] IC p EDXNESDAY NIGHaT. S IWho Speaker took the chair at half-past en vwelve, and the House went into Committee of Supply. The Parnellites renewed their attacki uponthe Irish Civil Service Estimates., On the vote for the exoenses of the valuation i t, and boundary survey Mr. Sexton attacked the C salary paid to ?dr. Bolton, the Crovwn ...

... Ii b p p E if totr ortit A il. I TUESDA Y. JUI Z ,1884, s, There were seventeen cholera deaths at Mar seilles on Sundiy night, and fourteen at ToUlOn, Iustructions have been sent to prevent the return of fugitives. Another meeting of the Conference was held at noon on Monday. Earl Granville presided, and t Sir Evelyn Baring Wvas sufficiently well to attend. The Maori King paid a visit to the ...

... TaE TAFF VALE AGREE A M ITS PROBABlLE EFEC. ae -- - ,L. .e For the present it is extremely difficult, evr, it lt it is not impossible, to foretell with any degree ot o certainty what effect the working agreemest be. d tween the new Pontypridd, Caerphilly, snd lie,. e port and the TWff Vale Railway Companies i have on the various colliery proprietor, railway companies, dock owners, coal ...

... ON THE TRALK OF THE GREAT LIBERAL PARTY. or LIBERAL PARTY. ar REMARKABLE DISCOVERIES OF CENTRES Qc ad OF PUBLIC OPINION. Sol rd - cIE MANNERS AND CUSTOMdS OF THE wI >w ABORIGINES. he -- lv MORE LEAVES FROM THE DIARY OF OUR gri SPECIAL COMMISSIONER. WI .. To at , lFfY MILES FROM ANYWHERE, ca: ur WaassnDAr. Gc is In continuation of my report of yesterday- be no Tr.ch gtolad nc Argheyyd. There, ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENTS ROUSE OF LORDS.--Falnn,. The House met at a quarter-ptast four. LOCAL BILL. A The Northi Pemnbrolresltire and Fishguard R-ailway Bill (late Rosebush aind Fishguard Rallway Billj) was read a third time and passed. FIRST READING. The Municipal Elections (Corrupt and illegal Practices) Bill was brought In and read a first time. CONTAGIOUS DISEASES (ANIMALS) BILL, CC Earl ...

... CASE. -Tiie public examination of Thomas rancis, Ystrad, took place at the Town- bad on l uesday afternoon, before Mr Registrar Spickett. Mr W. L. Daniel, official receiver, was present. Mr Rhys (at the firm of W. H. Morgan and Rhys) represented the debtor, who was minutely examined by Mr Daniel as to the conduct^ o; his business. It appeared that he had before failed. There were certain ...