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... FRIDAY NIGsnr -The weather to-day has To- mained fine in most places, but showers have fallen at one or two of our northern stations. The chart for eight a m. showed that although the depression of the previous two days had passed away to the northward, a subsidiary disturbance had been formed over the southern part of Scandi- navia, so that the barometer is still falling in Sweden. In our ...
... i 9i-o 1 . - n -- ! WSrTSAN MW.L Ornee. 4.rO u.t FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. ENGLAND AND RUSSIA. ANTICIPATED SETTLE2MENT o c BTER'S TELEGRAM.] PARIS, FatinAT. A St. Petersburg telegram to-day states dint the Russian Government has despatched propoals to . London regarding Zulficar, to which the assent of ,the British Government arpears Certain. SIR H-1. D. WOLFF. ?? SnISTE'lS TELEGRAM.] CAIRO, ...
... . - . I e A- e. - A. A i Tbe RTomse of fllomlnons met atwo olook on Friday afternoon, a fairly good ?? baing present. T'he Front Oppositio Benh th was empty, and the only Cabinet Minister ra present was Lord Randolph Churnhill. po shortly after two occlk 13Blaock Hod sam- ab nioned the mrembers to the House of Lords th to hesr the queen's Speech reid, and, headed bi2 by the 8peak-er, the ...
... ELECTION OF CLERK TO THE CARDIFF UNION. A meeting of guardians of the Cardiff union was held on Saturday, when it was announced that the election of clerk, as successor to the late Mr W. P. Stephenson, would take place. Dr. Paine presided, and there were present Mr O. H. Jones and Mr T. W. H. Plain, vice-chairmen, and sixty-four other guardians, a large number of whom were ex-officio. Mr ...
... THE ACTION BY A NEWPORT STATIST. In the Queen's Bench Division, on Wednesday, in the case of Brown v. The Great Western Rail- way Company, Mr Asquith applied on behalf of the defendants for a stay of execution, pending appli ation for a new trial. The plaintiff, Mr James Brown, of Newport, sued tor damages for injuries received at Rtsca, in March, 1834-, where he was knocked down and injured, ...
... LOCAL BOARD.—The fortnightly meeting of the Mountain Ash Local Board of Health was held on Monday, under the presidency of Mr T. Edwards.—The surveyor submitted for approval plans and specifications of an infectious diseases hospital, to be built in the field near Graig lsaf quarry, and known as Prince's field. On the proposal of Mr Little, it was decided to pass the plans subject to the ...
... PONTYPRIDD. MR ALFRRD THOMAS AND ODDFKLLOWSIIIP.— On Saturday Mr Alfred Thomas, the Liberal candidate of the Three Hundred for the East Glamorgan electoral division, came up from CaraiS by tho two o'clock train, and was met at the railway station by a large procession of the local Oddfellows, attired in regalia. Preceded by a capital band, he was then escorted through the principal ...
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... ST. JOHN'S CHURCH I3AZAAR. A graud bazaar in aid of the building fund of John's Chlllch ¡ l.eld I,n Tnc-iday lit tiw Tn. Hall It consisted of four stalls a fruit, (lower and plant, stall, by Mrs Torkington the vicarage | sta 1. by Mrs fiiehardeoii, assisted by severa adies; the bache or's by Miss Foster, aud the Clement Davies; and the refresnment stall by Day, of Pias Llewelyn. The chief ...
... SCOTCH. NOT1ES. [VnROt OUR OLABSOW. CORRES5PONDENT. VOtITICAL TAIL. Dunnmo the past week there has been a consider, able amoun-iof political talk in Scotlaud,altbough the general situation in the country shows little alteration. It hiss been finally arranged that Mr. Chamberlain is to visit Glasgow and Inverness in the autumn, and the caucus devotees are conse. queutly in ecstasies. The ...
... A LAIY'S UETTER ON CURRENT TOPICS. o I[FromO OU31OV CORRESPONDENT.] t 3SussEx, August 12, 18L . f . wonder if r~p-e who live far away in the country really get anything like the rest anti g e refreshment out of a visit to London that the e jaded native of the Metropolis receives from P d country quiet. It must be a different kind of e relief-the difference, surely, that there is be- I- tween a ...
... IMPERIAL PARLtIXIE NT.§ (FROM OUR OWN RFROATE3 ) tl HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY. p -Qo.dsy the sixth sessioU of the tenth Parliament of the Queen and the twenty-second of the United Kingdom, P and which commenced on Thursday, the 23rd October, n 1884, adjourned on the 6th December, 1S84, and re. assembled on Thursday, the 19th February, 1885, was o prorogued by Royal 0oommission, the Royal Coomis. ...