... IIEu Ii, if.11ntUU1LtLiJ 33UANSI). The House Committee -of Gidmachar Parochial Board met yesterday afternoon in the Board Room Diamond Street - Baillie Gordon (the chairman; presiding.- FURTHiER SQUADBIt.NG. - Mr Alexander Murray, on the minutes of last C meeting of the committee borna read, rose and asked an explanation of the fact that the hour of l meeting had been altered from 3-30 to 3 ...

... IMR ESSLEMONT, M.P., AND SABBATH ' DESECRATION. I Answers have been lodged in the First Division of Elk the Court of Session for the Edinburgh and Glasgow IJa c -)rated Bread Company, Limoited, Gl.asqow, to the inn petition presented. by John hhodes,, the Esplanade, El Ic Scar borovi~h, to have his name struck off the) list of da-t shareholders of the oompany. The petitioner alleges me that ...

... DARING LEAP PROM A TRAIN NEAR BURTON. Late on Wednesday night a young man named Allen waa admitted into Burton Infiimary, he having received in- juries under very extraordinary circumstances. He had for a short time been in Birmingham, and on Wednesday right he left with bis brother-in-law, who lives in Burton by tbo TM London and North- Western train for Burton. The train stopped at Bartou ...

... KINGSTOWN - AND BRAY INTELLI- I GENCE- I - BRAY TOWNISHIP COA sSmowpMs. Yesterday the mnonthly mneeiing ni' this Board was held in the Tewn HaU-Mr.- dward Breslin J.P., in the chair. The other commnisonera pro- sent were Alderman Sir Henr; Cochran, D.L. * Maidus de Groot, J.P.: Thomas Craig, ClonGlon- GarrettNoLv, Michael B.rne, Matthew O'Byrne, ad James Hen- miessy. Mr. P. F. Comber,: G.Ei ...

... LETTER. (FROM OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT.) SPECIALLY WIRED. f LONDON, Tuesday Night. e condition of affairs in the ju'.t now little understood, but wbiqb, in pinion of high authorities!, is likely at an date to fotce itaetf P26iniully upon public tion. It is one of those troublesotno nsbery 'ons smouldering for years, and just now \ening- to burst !')to i! ...

... COMMITTAL OF THE LAD. At Tredegar petty sessions on Tuesday—before Dr Brown, Rev Rees Jones, and Mr Oolquhoun- William John Pester, aged nine years, was charged on remand with stabbing William John Green, aged 11 years, at Cwm, on May 9th. Mr T. G. Powell appeared for prisoner. Prosecutor, it will be remembered, with some other boys, were going from Waunyllwyd to Cwm, when they met the ...

... THE ARCHBISHOP OF YORK ON THE ACT. Speaking at the annual meeting of the local branch of the Church of England Temperance Society, held at York on Wednesday, the Arch- bishop of York said, alluding to the closing of public-houses on Sunday, that it had worked well iQjIreland and Scotland,and would, ha believed, prevail in the long run. They bad had it passed for Wales, and now there was to be ...

... THE DISESTABLISHMENT QUESTION. MR GLADSTONE CRITICISED. At the annual meeting of the Baptist Associa- tion of Montgomeryshire and Radnorshire, held at Newbridge-on-Wye on Wednesday and Thurs- day., Mr E. Morgan, Newtown, presided. WELSH SUNDAY CLOSING. Mr T. PAIUIY JONES submitted a resolution expressing the conviction that the Sunday Closing Act for Wales bad done infinite good in the ...

... I SPECIAL TELEGRAMS FROM LLOYD'S AGILVTS. I The steamer Morven, previously reported ashore at Westra Grundet, has put into Stockholm leaky. The steamer Fairfield, which was aground near Lulea, has been floated and taken to Holmsnnd- The ketch Antelope, of Harwich, from Newcastle for Colchester, is aground on Blakenev Sanus. The steamer Navarra. from Bilbao, grounded in the Mersey, but ...

... MER1¥R. WEPESDAY.—Beiore Mr ,WIR.Li.-iM3, Dr DYKE, alJd Dr THEFT OF BOOTS,—-Da' Miles was charged with stealing a pair °l)oots, value 15s, the property of David PbdllPJD the 4th instant.— The boots had been tal¡ from a bag which prosecutor, a p3stInater Quaker's Yard, bad with bim at the Bail ourt public-liouse.- Prisoner's defence waR :ttJ he bad bought the boots. He was fined 30-v'r flay, ...

... A MAGNIFICENT WEDDING CAKE. Mr Stevens, confectioner, of Queen-street, Cardiff, baa just completed a splendid wedding cake which, in design and execution may fairly be described a masterpiece of the confectioner's art. At tbeGbase are six panels, each bearing a basket containing stephanotis and orange-blossom, the whole of the intricate decoration with the exception '6f the flowers being in ...

... A mass meeting cf the colliers in the employ of Messrs John Lancaster aud Co. was held on the Tip, Garn Vach, Nantyglo. The next matter was the report of the deputation who had waited upon the manager with regard to the mariner in -which their pay-tickets were made out. They reported that it was now arrauged that cu ail their pay tickets it be stated wl) at deduc- tions were for—such as ...