... DKATH OF Hilt J. S. TBE- LAWNEY. The death is annouueed of Sir John Salisbury Trelawiiey; who for many years represented Tavistock, and subsequently East Cornwall in Parliament, He has beeu a martyr to the gout for several years past, and has been unable to take an active part; in publio affairs,- lie was one of the advanced Liberals of his clay,,and. Ilia parliamentary services ware valued by ...

... On Thursday Messrs G. and C. James, Merthyr, communicated with Mr Griffith, Diocesan Secretary, Cardiff, to the effect that his last communication will be brought before the parishioners' committee in due course. ...

... LOCAL SUCCESSES. The following is the list of successful candi- dates at the last June examination held in con- nection with Trinity College, London :— SENioR Divisio.N. -Ethel Jane Cape (2nd class honours) Katie Smith, and Minnie Gertrude Howell. JUNIOR D i visio- -Miss B. G. Williams (special mention. 3rd class), Miss L. J. Pady (1st class honours), Miss M. A. Davies, Miss E. Bottiug, Miss A ...

... [SPECIALLY WIRED, j [BY OUR GALLERY CORRESPONDENT.] PLAYFUL PARNELLITES—AMUSING THEMSELVES WITH THE TORY MOUSE—LORD RANDOLPH CHURCHILL AND THE LIVERPOOL M.P. 'S— A PETULANT CABINET MINISTER—IRISH MEMBERS AND THE FRANCHISE BILL— LABOUREHS V. FARMERS IN THE GREEN ISLE—A DOCTORS'S GRIEVANCE—FAILURE OF THE OIL CROP. LONDON, Wednesday Night. The way the Parnellites play with the Government is ...

... THE RECTORSHIP OF MERTHYR. Tho Lord Bishop of the Diocese has again been eonlluunicted with on behalf of the parishioners of Merthyr, but his lordship's secretary writes to say that not) ...

... Beware of imitations vile The Yarll that stauds all weathers I. that on which the trade mark The Prince of Wales's Feathers. Paii-y and Eocke's (Swansea) Welsh Knitting Yarns are the liest. Note.—Each Hank lus their names and trade mark laLd (th Prince oÎ Wales's Feathers) ai- t.che1. None without this. 12011 73030 To CURE BKTS DISKA; IS.— Suloholine Lotion clears them all off in a few Every ...

... The imports of foreign copper prod ncj during the quarter ending June 30 have been 13,598 tons ore, 4,253 tons reg'l1\l, 673 tons copper, &o., 1,545 tons p''acipi'3. The exports have b.-en 1,164 tons, 2 cwt., 5 qua., and 9 lb.- ...

... The London Gazette of Tuesday night contains the following WAR OFFICE, PALL MATX, July 7th. REGIMENTAL DISTRICTS.—Lieut.-Col. and Col. C. E. Grogan, commanding the 24th Regimental District (6), the South Wales Borderers, has been placed on retired pay with the honorary rank of major-general..Lieut.-C ...

... NEWPORT AND COUNTY HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY -Don't miss the Grand Summer Flower Show. in Friar's Pa k, Cav.liff-road, on Thursday, July 16th. Bees and Bee Tent. Two stdmdid bauds. Admission: 2. 0, 2s bd; 3.30, Is; 6.0, 6d. 75307 ...

... At the Pontypool Petty-sessions, on Monday (before the Rev J. C. Llewellin and Mr C. J. Parkes), Wm. Jones, formerly postmaster at Cwmbran, was charged with t'orging a request made to the Postmaster-General in the name of David Walters for the withdrawal of ;620.-IUr F. Evans, of Chepstow, appeared for the prosecu. tion, and T. Watkins for the prisoner.—Wm. Batty, clerk at the General Post ...

... The Bristol Docks committee have prepared a report on the united docks undertaking for presentation at the next meeting of the town council. With regard to the proposed coal- ing dock intended to compete with ports on this side the channel for the export of South Wales coal, tbe report say?: — At ••r considerable negotiation, the committee have been informed by the Great Western Railway Com- ...

... We understand that Mr TWfw Burt, M.P., the well-kuown and minerfl) re- presentative, has promised to attend a Liberal demonstration at Cymmer, (h ...