... ,I WahniaNq KAm Vinci 4.30 Ax. FOREIGNF INTELLIGE NCE. GERMANUY AND SPAIN. %NTEROHANGE OF ROYAL MESSAGES.' [FROM OUR CORRH5ONIDENT.) MADRID, MoN-DAy (via HimnaYE). The Internal condition of the country is giving the King and his Ministers as much, if not more, anxiety as the dispute with Germany. Republican tirned bands are reported to have made their appearance in Andalusia, and, although ...

... MER, BRIGHT AS EVANGELIST. Mr. JOHN BRIGHT has been preaching a I political gospel to the Welsh people. It Y would seem that he did not quite do so with- c out being asked, although he came next N door to it. We Are not very far in i the secrets of the Radical party in i the Eastern and 12hondda Divisions of f Glamorganshire, but we venture for all that c to affirm that the communications Just ...

... CI1AIPING TRYE B.IAR) AT THE EISTEDDFOD. O~ a the stubject. Of the chairing o~f thle bard, agitated by our correspondent IArgu, 1 Morton ~.writes ?? Argus tells us that 1Dr. rohn. Jones, bsrrister-aft-law, states Chairing of tile bard its originated withi the Nornians.1 I am aware that a John Jones, friend of Vaughan Of Hengwrt, practised in thle courts of the Lords Marchers of rot ...

... \NOrIOS TO CORRESPO MD DMV.-AXl letters instede4 ft irblkatton nlst be caccorpntcle(f by tike ?? statL adldress o0 Utt rI trlger; ,WC aee¢.esrlttt Je' peebtotzits, Ibelt for the ,jswrnsvtows s/fthe Mtlleor. Wh~ena ntsesere to qiutettietn are net ~seLv~t LIIJ th care rofa OJ' licy or Cte,7 thes qlvcst~iti wlte pce s C U'cMlerstait f/eet we are uiale tclo satpply tie falfiervaeto us/ted fist.. ...

... I Lt&T BIGH'rS 3mzRVnp.l 1 INTERESTING RECORDS OF I LINCOLNSHIRE. ANDEBBY. Au old writer states that the church here was rebuilt in 1726 by ' brief,' meaning by sabscription, and that 'the arch opening into the chancel, which was of the ovea form, was built on 50 large a, scale that it gave way soon after it was erected.' The cracks in it were said not to have increased in 1778, and It was ...

... CHUROJ-1 PREFERMENTS AND APPOINT- T E NNTS. s iov. ?? IT. D, Acland-Troyte, MlA. ; chaplain of St. n Androfw's Pau; patrons, the Socistyfor the Propagation of the Gospel. Rev. 0. B. Barnes, ]A., curato of o Haringer with Iekworti ; domestic chaplain to tbe. M Mar( nis of Bristol. I'ev. W. C. Bourchier; chaplain to DS tboe levastation, Ilov. Henry Samuol Brooks, M.A.- o rector of Quendon ; ...

... ? - ?? -- _77- - .W - - 0? ?, ,-.Irnpon ,mago ?? roPUU LiSX sunZX^ra. me annual congress of the British Asso- J:aion wasopened l at everiagat Aberdeen. enrecidential address Was delivered cre a crowded audience by lrofessor Sir -'P'yfair. -who dwelt mainly on the of science to tile public wveal. en t'ness of the various sections will 1h- bnsincss of the Tmdes 'Union Con- ?? reas ized at ...

... 'T E TRADES Ia-JN GCOGRESS. ?? . - C~ongrsussre~aesembled yesterday moning, M~r. teUlaII, the president, agai occupying the -chair. 'THE-ADDRESS TOTRE-TRADES'OXN1H GENERAL ELECTION. Discussion on this subject was resumed. Mr. lMatkins.(Liverpool), Mr. Clark (Liverpool), and Mr Mackay Edinburgh), and other speakers en- pressed themselves as being in favour of the pay- mentof members of ...

... T.THE JBE PERANCE UB1E INI O NRT WILTE. l The-proceedings in connectjio it hejbie of the temperance Caut5O in Wale-s were res-umes1 at Carnaryon yesterday. Thonn cneec t was. held at the Guild Hall runder the presidency M of Sir Liewelyn Turner, J. P. There was a large - number of delegates present from the six cou~nties -v- of 'North Wales, Liverpool, and jmlancheater, L' amnongst whoralive ...

... ?UXMTTRE,I CARPETS, AND i TUPHOLSTERY.:l PRATT & KEITH SOLICIT SPECIAL ATTEN TION TO THEIR HOUSE FURNISHING. DEPARTMENT, WHICHAlILL BE FOU-ND TO BE VERYi COMPLETE 1N ALL ! F UIJNISRING [REQUISITES. THE SO11W ROOMS CONTAIN A LARGE AND WELL ASSORTED STOCK OF ,?xthtic an-d Useful Furniture, IN TEE NEWEST DESIGNS, AND AT VERY MODERATE PRICES. CARPETS, FLOORCLOTHS, LINOLEUMXS, CURTAINS, CRETONNES, ...

... I SIR H. D. WOLFF'S MISSION. THE OCCUPATION OF EGYPT. PFReon OUR OWN CoasasPoxoDaT.] Constantinople, Tuesday night.-Sir Henry Drummond Wolff had another conference with the two Ministers at the Porte to-day, his military attache, Captain Wortley Stuart, being present. The negotiations, strictly so called, continue to be of a preliminary character only, but I have reason to believe that the ...

... HARVEST BEST 'VAL AT PiCKI iUR a I ?? . . . .. . -. .. - A successful harvest home was held in this par; b Oi wednesday. Arches and flags were conspicaous in vx.-ioa palts of the village, and goodwill and hearty co-Operstis3 were evident on all sides. The church bells rang morrill dnring the afternoon and evening, the old chur.-h toiute alko having its share of flags and banners. Toe FerclNO ...