... NONCONFORMIST EDUCATION. fREE EDUCATION. The Baptist Conference'W1 renaumed at the Pak hall, Cardiff., yesterday morning, the President (the Rev J. Owen) presiding over a good attendauce, NONCONFORMITY AND THE YOUNG. The first paper read was by Mr Charles A. Vince,; M.A., hendmaster Of Mill HUill Bohool, on the subject of The instruction of our young people in Nonoon. formist principles. Ini ...

... A LUCKWSNFEZE. - 1 - -. - - - -A - - -1. 2 .5 * At Rowley, yesterday afternoon, William Henry Little was remsuded for a week for attempting to commit suicide by shooting himself. It was shown that the prisoner shot himself near the temple, but the bullet could not be extraoted. On Taesday night the prisoner bad a fit of sneezing, an'? the bullet came through the nostrils. THE SEAMr SN'F ...

... ?Lonbon ?ettCr. [130K OtT OWN oOR:BEBPONDENTJ ; LONDON1 TUESDAT NIGIST Ie M~ichael Daviti anticipatedin{ oae of the eauna- !tioDS which he contedoplated fo the forthcmiflg numbers of the ILabour World t The ~ase of JOHN DAL Y fc in everyone's snouth to-day, and of ounrse the UDiOnietS asa certain that t~here is nothing in Mhr ,O'Bripn'5 story, whilst some Home Rulers are a9 little too ...

... G.7ENERA^L BOULANGER. A LE3TTER FROM~ LORD R. ChUlRCHILL, We hrave not yeb donle with the story of Boulang;sa, Id, Lamtonroux, formrerly secretary to Count Dillon, publishes, under the tltle of ?? An d'Exil, a bvook *which contains one or two somewhat piquarnt fib. closures; bnt the bulk of the volumne isl made up oI lettersanwd document~s, part7 of wthich have alreaiy been published by the ...

... rbe Lait 04 PourB. ?? , .I 'Tie a chronicle of day by daye-2u Tewlesi, ._ bei atI Last night Kr F. Bowden wlthdrewv from the car municipal contest in St. Jamea's Ward, and at present, BSW therefore, there are only two candidates, Mr Newth, the selected by the Independent Ratepayers' Associaition, Tbl and Mr W, Cottrell, Conservative. Ia South St. No, Philip'e, last night, It was announced that ...

... 'IRE CHANNEL FLEET DRIVEN TO SEA. en EXCITING SCIENE, or The Chsnnel Squadron arrived at Scarborough on to Wednesday last in beautiful weather, The Mayor s and Corporation went on board the Cauiperdown, and formally welcomed the admiral, while thousands of visitors inspeoted the fleet, Extensive preparations he were made for entertaining oficers and men on ad shore on Thursday. That morning, ...

... ROYAL saRH MAONRY. tePROVINCIALI GRA.ND CHAPTER. ion Tlhe Pro'vlraclal Grand Chapter of Somerset of the A Supreme Order of Ro~a1 Arch Masons of England ?? held its annal^ meeting unedr the Banner of Inkefr man C aptaper, at the Masoni c h' l, Weston- super- la aestesrday, when there was B good attendanc3 of rd mhtea from different parts of the conney, The 1sh; ohairs of ?? Prioicpalsa were ...

... TOBYI?A AT TROWBRIDG-E. SPEECH BY M~R LONG, MIP , W. A demenstration was held by the Xonstitutionalj ^,i petty in BeleflelApark, the re?ildenc of. Majo Tbh . ?? W. B. Sngrel ir Vic~vhtor woutz B10 3I lir W.HE. Laverton (the Conserva~tive candidate for s.3 J, ~WAnkeit, Mrt;E. A Fanlter, Mr W N. Ledwayg &c. The Chairman briefy opened the meeting, an1 caled ?? .-r Lavterto°n,' w~heo mgoveod the ...

... I The Boersen Kurler states that Dr Koch 1m Or. made such great progress with hie investii&lI PY tbat the establishmernt of AN IfNSTITUTION he in which his treatment can be put to a practical tat On is necessary. Arrangements have aoordingly b0B nt made for foundnga hospital containing a, hnund Il beds in the Albreoht StraEse for thin purpose. ITe Irt journal adds that applications for ...

... Tqw-b Zauk of. lb itool With reference to the death of Sir. John Davis, ?? of Holywood, Westbnryyon.Trym, as an- nounced in another oolumn, at the advanced age of 95), we may state that his on and heir, Mr Francis Boileau Davis, was born in 1571 when his father was 76 Tears old, and therefore has not yet reached hin majority. Capt. Matthew Liddon, whose death at Iron Aoton Lodge yesterday ...

... A ORMINALS' FEAST. Three hnlrdrefand thirty of them, old and youos, were lathered together on Monday night at St, Giles's hristian Xiesioa Chapel, Little Wyld street, Drary fanet There were men approaching seventy, their life not' Wo-lato tormend, though near its setting; and bah beginning theirs. This annual Gathering is called the thieves'eupper- and the Lord dayor pre. sides. Bnt a stranger ...

... Eet ]*t 24. ?? sme _ sir '!Fs a chronlole of day by ?? Tmpesst, 'of ?? _ hed Our Dover corespondent telegraphs that the ler - steamship Calypso, of Bristol, which sank off Sand- ing gate, after having been in oollision during the storm last week, still remains in an upright position in Ias about eight fathoms of water. The greater portion Idy of her topmsts and rigginuganbeseenathigh water, an ...