... Trnt Houkshe,t Eama fII t e5 d~e' daughter of the late John Fowler, Esq., of Ackw~tYrsie n t0, '11 -plsdete ta I ,th third Leeds a and John Geldard, Esq., Ofp e Lzl)-ctbe. tiddaughter of the late John Fowler, Esq, BUILDING THE CATHEDRAL OF PEKIN. It is reported ...

... A TO-WN SOLD BY AUCTION. Mr. John Francis, auctioneer, of Carmarthen, offered for sale at Llanybytbne, yesterday large freehold estates, including nearly the whole town itself, in the counties of Carmarthen and Cardigan. There was a large attendance ...

... character was known beforehand. The letter was signed A. Cardigatt and Laucastre, and %\as written, of course, by Lady Cardigan. ' This lady, said Mr. \Walton, wvas a person you could have made responsible for the words she uttered. Did you tatke ...

... until cober. IS:)C the Goldsmiths Scholarship to Miss AI) Ra'li ghr, 0. Manchester; the Clothwvorkers' Scholar ship to Miss Ada John)son, of carnclrdge (with i ave to defer residence until October, i19o) ; the Drapers' scl o arshilm to Miss G. Hirst, of Newn ...