... SATVURDLY'S POLICE. LICENSING OFFENCES AT NEWPORT.-At the New- port Perttv Sessions James Waldron, RILlway HEotel, ir Petersi one, was suntuaoned far pertitittingdrunken- 1e ness on his preumises on the 23rd ult. Mr. Eutchins *s defended. At nine p.m. on rite daV rntined a con- Ir stable saw twentiy men in the tap-rono, several of e- whom were drilink. This was not the first time .e defendant ...

... TiRE WESLEYAN CONFERENCE. The Wesleyan Conference was resumed at Burslem, on Saturday-the President in the ?? Rev. R. Green presented the report of the committee appointed to consider the relation of baptised children to the Church. The return showed a very large difference between the numbers of children baptised and the numbers who were afterwards members of the Church. Of 1,017 baptised ...

... GLEA.NINGS. ?? >~t i ~ a. ?? . _ 5_ 0 In Kent, Surrey, and Hants excellent wheat crops are r expected. e Mr. Adam Chadwick, a well-known poet, died ?? B on Friday. 9 The Opera House in Paris is illuminated by means of r electricity. An exhibition of oil paintings and other works of art was e opened at Scarborough on Friday. f A serious fire occurred in Canterbury on Friday, caused by the ...

... ,, No -IaS - the r and addremm of ths, nrft ! ?? .0 tictionOU but fors theifrg tf ; 'e drs ~. two, ~ salorer s to e! r e o°f ?? day or two, the qutqioecr5 Cfl gsro5i arco, *r we cwinret retrn reiccef, sem,' B. T., West Brom ,c Y sion of the judges. o iu t bie hy Gas, Brierley Hill.-_Tnl1 e btet3 discharge he is liable. the tnadesman 5, l, R.-A stepfather is not bound t d after the age ...

... ?? I.. Ar. /2>l- Ca I e ((essfrLhnted bsp Mr. Ucorge Slhesc.) tf ThefollowingPatents amongothers, vereseealed durlsg the P r week ended Julv 31, 18ii4:- ;. Samuel 11. liarkea, Birmingham-conspoued magnmts. Feb- d . ruary 23, 1834. e i. ?? and James Cooper, York-safety saddle-bar. l. January 7, 1884. Charles Blagburn, Newcastle-on-Tyne-points aud switches for r tramways or railwvays. January 9, ...

... -= -= LEYACONFERENCE. I ,,ii'A CO-F.LNE i -. t-. .c of this Confemrnce! . -e-ar morning at ahalf- - ?? . ~ . .vs ?? This session is ?? a_ r w4 -elaynala Pro- !. LZ-,7 -. sir W. IT'Arhur,; - ~ ?? - v-E . -- . 7 ) t *p; %. - 1 -.r :r. W. Mewburn, ¼ -- ± ! .y the si-v. Charles' ?? --w- ;.-D-nr CSheffiedj. L~etters , s - .- Xi~. ,Arthur, 3LA-, and ,_ .> -; sv(4 a$ene. 1 _; - tae5n: recvived from ...

... THE BRITISH MEDICAL .ASSOCiATION. T The proccedings of the British Lledical Assoaiation were resumed yesterday morning in Belfast at the early hour'of half-past seven. Upwarls of 100 members of the assaoiatioin, ivitl their lady friends, at the in- vitation of leasrs Flinn, Main, and Mointgoinory (Mr EL Gowan, agent of the Dominion Line of steamers), visited the s.s. Vancouver in Belfast Lough ...

... .OUTDOOR AMNU 9EMNT8. CULTER GAMEHS. b On Saturday the anniroi gathering' known as the ens CJuller Highland Games and l'loughriineii'5ie.11l WA eant held at Pittlingullies, near Oulter Station, Air Walker - having -kindly gra~nted the use of a beauitifnilly ii eheltered field for the epoets . As Usual, the gathering r sees a large oire, and was coniposed vlhfe1)' of eomr. sionstsfro th ciy. ...

... Id AEAM.AW JOUI XLE aL. *T MpErom.-On Wednesday the Rev. W. Moagan, of London, delivered in theS Hanham. Tabernafle a looture entitled Next door to a. Sweet Shop. .EThere were a good number present, The leoturar was heartily applauded. Mr. W. B. Nurse, of thlfl.plaese,'coupled the chairL, DEVIZE3. THE FmAiwBE Questo.-The Conservatives atr ouneo a msetihg for toniorrow to discuss the ...

... D^AJ)SEFYDLIADA DADWADDOiAlD YR EGI.WYS WLADO,. ERTUYGL XXXVII. ANWIREODAV EGL1WVYBR . NID nes dima ye profi pydrni hanfodol yr Eglwys WNladol, yn fwy na baerianau disail, owbi gelwydd- og. patsoniaid yr EgIwys hono, wrth geisio taeru o blaid eu ?? etnieddol i'r cyforth a ftynbegaot. Dyna haeriadau y Parch T T. Berger, o3 Botmn, at yr hwn y cyfeiriiistar o'r blaen-clerig'r a gym. m-rorld ei ...

... PHYSICAL TRAINING ATS3HOOLS. [Io..r TEH DAILY TErOPAPH OF YF.STERDAY.] Too little-notice has hitherto been taken of some utterances of Sir Jaines Paget, delivered at a medical conference at the Health Exhibition, upon the subject of the; physioal training of boys and girls at school: The remarks of this eminent medical authority ara none the less weighty and deserving of attentive ...

... LBTTBRS TO THE EDITOR FOREIGN MISSION COMMIITTEE. 4th August, 1884. SiN,--Yonr correspondents, in defending the Foreign Mission Committee, have more than once referred to the vote in the Assembly on the Hastic Icase as an indication that the Church generally endorses the policy of that committee. I venture. I to call attention to two considerations which modify this argument very much. In the ...