... no doubt that the diminution would go on. Under ?? liea! mounts of recruiting, the house would perceive a consiierabtd ie slum- reduction. Recruiting was now carried on in thb' most economical manner; officers serving in dilfe.. rent parts of the country ...

... then adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. At the sitting of the house at four o'clock, Mr. Bruce took the oaths anid his seat for Merthyr Tydvil. The Sheriffs. of thle city of' London, appeared at the bar, and presented a petition, whiels was read at the table ...

... of Canterbury ; that not less theni £10,000 at year should be given to thle Bishop of London I and they think that these slums shotald be given for the sake of supporting thle dignity of the Church end for the malinte- nance, of the hierarchy . . . Why ...

... Witlin a very short time upwards of two-and-a-hslf millions were collected by the official assignee, all of which had been slum- rbered over by the trade assignee ; and a gentleman, a banker, then in the House of Commons, who sup- Iported the bill, said ...

... be thu' I o effect of the education clause in the Ahisins Inspelsctiois Bill. ?? wu-,is interested in the ireitworks about Merthyr Tydvil, i1 ni11 which 2,400 ?? wert' employed. As clisirmtiti of .t thle quarter sessioius, lie boil observedl thoit since ...

... guardians of Barton Union, parish of tl Leake, Wrangle, against Poor Removal Bill; Mr. H. A. d BRuCE from Roman Catholics of Merthyr Tydvil,' t for education of Roman Catholic pauper children in' the b Sonea of their owA religion; Mr. DGnnY SsyxovN by the' ...

... eleven o'clock on Saturday night and six on there Monday morning; by Mr. H. A. BrwooE, from teaohers of 19,00 -ndayeachools at Merthyr Tydvil, to same effect; by Capt. doty Ay, from a meeating at tiolton of 2,000 persons, presided befori bythe vicar, to same ...

... The nuraber of deaths by the late terrible explosion of fire-damp Ia the Lower Gethin Colliery, belonging to Mr. Crawshgs, Merthyr, may be now stated with certainty at forty-Cight, although there is reason to fear thatthat Large amo:ant may yet become larger ...

... remarking that many weak-minded persons, utterly ignorant of mathematics, and labouring under the impression that large slums were ready to be handed over to them in case they succeeded in solving the problem, devoted their time to it, utterly neglecting ...

... wuld lbe propbrdionate to the degree of annoyance in- ict~d'o'n the minds, qperated on, P , :: -Ju. t ..he ~f~mber 'for Merthyr) Tydill. enumerated : e ea'ithe two ?? Carmarthen and ;oaren :oiie 'of£, 1qaqnfor ' ' ' Blee fiom, hiheir .farna, on o£ *hefir ...

... French milliards to w making the metropolis of the German Empire aty least as habitable, as clean, and as safe as the back- t slums of the capital of France. rt THrE COURT. w ?? BALMORAL CASTLE, AveusT 23. In The Queen, accompanied by Princess Beatrice, ni ...

... addressed by Mr Halliday infa No sur- render speech, in which he exhorted them to adhere to the ultimatum offered by him at Merthyr last week, and to refuse to return to work until they can do so at the December rate. But the day is clearly lost; and, though ...