... SPEUL.iL TELELRA18. DEATH FROM FRIGHT. A: tori n'te- AunrAdamns died ye~sterday from Toe deceased was knocked ?? ?? - ho: anl trasp, aosl escaped' serious G~ ?? a1Bte- aferwaucls died from t iC: he r sssit~ o: the irtghr. TURSE FISHERMEN DROWNED o -eca ihzrren 1-or their lives at Fraserburgh| j 4Veen!vc:arday. Andrcw Stephen. son ?? o r he Ardeuit, was washed over- o. ; deck and drowned. ...

... I LAWS AND FINANCES. NEW TAXATION AHEAD. A SCENE. The Tynwald Court met at Douglas yesterday, by adjournment from St. Jonm's.-The Governor (Lord Henniker), who presided, said he had been very much vexed that the Acts of Tynwald were * not promulgated on the proper day. A great deal of correspondence had taken place between him- *self and the Home Office, and at last he had received the ...

... LOCAL COM-MISSLONS I The London Gazette ?? o the folowing:- Line ?? of a'-e (South Lancashire Begme: : ?? second lieutenants to be leznere X- - Rosley. vice B. R. Geren. pro=o:e- 25 last; B. E. A. Pritchard v ce a - ?? pro noted. dated 12.1. p e* Own West Ycrhire Re,-n: *e- - ant C. Spike to be lieuter-nt v. e ing. seconded. dated Mav ?S ;3 r Wales's Own Yorkshrre Beg-' ?? ?? - W. Gale is ? ...

... Ystrad Ifoonrida. On Saturday, Sunday, and Monday, the members of the Salvation Army, Ystrad, held their three days' special services. On Saturday, the congregations were awar- ded with glowing testimonies from redeemed slaves, while on Sunday special meetings were held throughout the day, wnich had commenced with a love feast at 1 a.m., holiness meeting being held on Monday afternoon at the ...

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... On Sunday and Monday, the formal open of the new Welsh Congregational Chapel took place. Some six years ago a few Congregation- alists, thirteen in number, met together and commenced religious services in a stable on the canal bank, when the following churches ap- pointed representatives to act as a joint Com- mittee in order to encourage and help the few to carry on their good work: Bethania, ...

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... ANUAL SHOW AN]D SPORTS SPEECH BY EARTL CARRINGTON. The sixth annual show and sport, held in connection with the Richmond Allotment Holders, was held yesterday in the Old Deer Park. The prizes were given by the Corporation of Richmond to encourage the improvement of thn allotments, which are tot by the Corporation to Nvorking men, and which are adjacent to the Corporation's Work- ng Nle's ...

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... I CII'R ?? ENI)OWMlENT BILL i . . ?? FAr , VINU('IS A NDI T!I I RII ,I DOLES. OPPOIS1,FION' INTL COUNNTRY. BIPMNCIIM'S PIRO'EST. U t a li a pri jlk It't tI-I t Itotj(im LitILtit It I loital i F Ilt4 1 'itt' tit' it, vo I-( t c(ljt't'd NVIlii'iIi' iL'I II I tit' ~I'2k II~ .,f t he Hll. i ir It hisII) ?? gitll tiis 4e. Fit ItI IILtItcint)LI. t ( 'i v b )t oitt foIt(I is 'iilhe,)IoNt'I k il ttro ...

... AN IDLMM -IN OLD FRANCE.* i .. ?? . ?? if Mr. Tighe ITopkrins r-ir flire olden tiree of mnuch of its' halo, lio showli Oart tire now P ritoadily, if slowly, uralirig for rightoousnr'se. Mi'. I Ipktin doesi no1 (Io this purposely. flit does~ nut prm-eh, does not draW niorrmd lossons of any kiind. P~rom hiq arc(rumirations of old Vr oflldl hoer ho soeuts thle significant facts;, a rid loao'e~ ...