... GLEAN INGS. The number of new operas produced in Italy iast year is set down at thirty-three. The fortune left by the Duo de Montpefsier is esti- mated at over £8,000,000. sterling. Colonel George Tur ...

... FAILURE li THE HARDWARE TRADE. The failure is announced in the London Bank nlpcy Court to-day of Higgitt and Bland, iroi and ,hardware merchants, Saurhwark Bridge road. The liabilities are estimated at £ 50,000. and the assets at a similar amount, ...

... THE TRAFFIC AT TREFOREST. Taff Vale v, Barry Company. I On Tuesday the Railway Commissioners, Mr Justice Wills, the Right Hon. Sir Frederick Peel, and Mr Commissioner W. P. Price resumed, for the fifth time, the hearing of an application by the Tuff Vale Railway Company to have a bonus fixed which the Barry Dock and Railways Company should pay them for collecting and delivering traffic to them ...

...  THE STRANDED BALLET  GIRLS, Appeal to the Public. TO THE EDITOR. SIR,—Anyone reading your article in last night's and this morning's papers would be under the impression that we had been receiving £.3 a week, but we wish it to be known that such is not the cise bad it been so, we would have been in a position to have reached our homes in London. Instead of receiving that amouut, we wish ...

... rEH . F OUGE; S~j-OT| WEETP-flGOFYTHW 'A1 ~~EeiF~flTHCO~iNG iDE AT -at the NainlLiea:ib id~aipre S _denc~Y of Sir-WaitrFso Teew a vey erettebdance, of delegat~fhial at of. thecuty h-ojc ftemeigbigt sons distexpr f h-~pca Cm so MP;te Min'thb eyt F; tr. Scale a`n,&PM 'tim TaAn-elver they did.: Theycreototh in -eyejee of -tthe worl.-j h~qur adls the bogeyof. eaain o ee.Te-tta Bousel. of -Comas n ...

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... ?? := - r tsa trl,] 2s? de, elmE1HE ENGLISEI CHUIRCH UI TON. Kr. COXVERSAZIONE AT THE TEMPERANCH COe HIALL. ant , On'Thbrsday evening a LouLers.ione add exhibition of orialsiaastici works or art was held at the Temperance Lbe Hall, Curzon-street, in conopotion with the above, and was ith very largely attended. Amongst those present were the Revs. Pf. li. W. Wilmot (Chaddesden), F. Utterson, H. ...

... Y TY A DDINYSTRIWYD GAN FELLTEN.- Y mae y golled i'r tenant, ty pa un a daraw- wyd gan fellten bath amser yn ol, wedi ei wneyd i fyny yn anrhydeddus gan y cymyd- ogion. Y mae gan y tenant brydles ar y lle am ei oes, a bu y tirfeddianwr, Capt. E. H. Verney, RN.. A S., mor haelfrydig a chyf- ranu lop tuag at y golled, a ffnrfiodd y cym- ydogion yn bwyllgor i gasglu, fel ag y cyf- Iwyawyd y awm ...

... ?pVW!= BYD1ED anwyd aiall yn wres i'th reswm di. BARNER geneth wrth y eafn tylino, ae Bid ya y ?? DIetrnaisdd. GWNA yr hwn a gymmer gigfran fel ei arweinydd ddisgyn ar ?? Asiatig. DYLEI)SWYDD y dyn hapus ydvw cynnorthwvo y rhai sydd yn dioddef i gynnal eu tristwch. TRISTIrCI cuddiedig ydyw y mwyaf annhraethol, fel y niae atiechlyd dlirelaidd yn fwyaf wairwol. Y M.UC terfyn i atlhrylith, ond ...

... The Rev E. S. Savage, vicar of St Mark's, Barrow, has written a protest against parish dances, which, he says, appear to be recognized religious institutions in the town. He says, I wonder what apostolic and early Christian times would say to the present scandal of the Barrow clergy arranging and superintending parish dances, and in other ways attending to the etiquette of the ball room. ...

... THE I.IZARD, Monday,—Paned West-Roxana Star, of London. THE LIZARD, Tuesday.-Wi.d SE, fresh, hazy. Sea moderate. Barometer 29'84. steady. Pained East—Steamers Torpedo, of Hull Cumbrae, of Glasgow Ouse, of Cardiff. Ptusea West—Steaineis Aladra, of Shoreham Westbury, of Bristol City of Kino, of Glasgow. ...

... ILWonbon Letter, I [RO OUR OWN Own 8INBSE ORNNDf,] f LONDON, TUESDAY NIGuGr, There was a crrwd in the House all night, for it was known that the biggest men would speak and that there would be a division on Mro Prnell's amend.' I net. Questions were not unintpresIing,. but it iwe the gpeeohes which formed the attraction to-night , and' r and THE PRITCE 01? WALES himself bad arranged to hear ...