... THE BAJIHY DOCK AND }\ IL- WAYS COMPANY. A refine', of the shaveiuddei- in Dock ..u.i Rawways C'.inpanv h ...

... TII £ SOUDAN QUESTION. i>.E¥TSS'3 TELEGRAM. ] j, Sr A»*M, onday.—The friendiies have occu- fied Han -J. Ofeman Digna is now at Tamai, f and ome -■ £ *8 consequently expected, A. ,.>t HACFA, Tuesday.—Sheikhs from all p. of the Soudan continue arriving here to i, with General Jusseh Pasha Tchudi, [ r^-arding the propose 1 terms of peace. They state that their trade is totally paralyzed, profess ...

... A Suez telegram states that at noon on Monday the P. and U. steamer Kaiser i Hind, from Australia to London, while lying anchored in Suez Roads, was run into by the steamer M.irkara., from London to Brisbane, which struck port side abreast tire mizenmast, cutting in a length of three feet below the water line. The r^-aiaer i Hind wa3 brought into the port of orarnm, aD(j jg now discharging ...

... PEMBROKESHIRE AINU MSHUUARD RAILWAY BILL. House oi'feommCohn?aJa^dyr|Passfd tfr?uh House of orders'. There ° ComPh™ce with the standing ond the nlilt 5 n? °PPo«tion at this stage, ^n thel ^y fomal Proofs having been standing orda £ ecided that the further The bilf wat n h?-d been duly complied with. ordered to be reported for second ...

... Vice-Chancellor Bacon,on Monday, made an order Iso wind up the Paris Morning News on the petition of creditors for £6,000. The company was formed iu London a y*ar ago. ...

... With a view to indS him asf bee written to, agency in succession to Mr Rvmov°eP 6 ...

... A CHUROH DESTROYED BY LIGHTNING. About twenty minutes past six on Tuesday night, during the height of the storm, the light- mng struck the south-east corner of the nave of bt. Cuthbert's Church, Shustoke, near Colesliill, and within a few miles of Birmingham, which took fire. The flames spread with alarming rapidity, and, despite the efforts of the Coleshill 1 ire Brigade, the church was, in ...

... THE RHONDDA HOUSE RENT4 AGITATION. ^LETTER FROM MR A. J. WILLIAMS, M.P. On Monday, at noon, Me W. Abraham, M P. (Mabon), was present at an outdoor demonstration held on Glynfach Mountain, in connection with the mo vement for reducing cottage rents in the Rhondda Valley. The whole of the collieries from Pontypridd to Dinas and Penygraig, including, too, those situate at Tylorstown and Ynysbir, ...

... That form of sweetbearting known as cc cup-, board love is certainly a costly species of attach- ment for the householders on whose cupboard the toll is levied, and domestic servants ought not to feel much surprised at the aversion of their mistresses to followers in view of such revela- tions as have just occupied the attention of the Birmingham stipendiary. The suspicions of a family named ...

... THREE MEN ARRESTED. On Whit-Monday an exciting cock-fight bad been arranged to come off ou the raouutain just beyond Aberdare Junction—between Navigation aed Penrhiwceiber. The police got winj of the matter, and P.C. Jenkins, from Navigation, and another police officer from Mountain Ash went in private clothes to the pound and made a laid upon the company a.sembled-about a hundred altogether. ...

... A depositor's Committee meeting was held on Wednesday evening at the office of Mr William Jones, solicitor to the committee, Colonel Guthrie in the chair, when the following resolutions were unanimously earned That the depositors be advised not to accept 17s 6d in ?ePositors beheld on Satuv- to (leci(le upon definite actiOn JSr'Asniffi .«tto,r.ug vofriutrarnf FriPTirtiwn^ • i- e°ts before the ...

... SEVEN SAILORS DROWNED. AL'oyd's telegram from Quebec, on Wednesday, states that the Michel Emile, of Granville, and the Oalnva, from Quebec for Plymouth, have been in collision off Cape Race. The former sank, and seven Frenchmen were drowned. The Canova proceeded, damage unknown. ...