... experience as general chaplain to the emigrants at various ports as to the value of the ministrations in vessels on the eve of departure. 1He read an interesting account he had received from the chaplain at Plymouth of the farewell service he had held on board the ill-fated vessel. He had baptized three adults, besides children, and had given the Holy Communion ta seventy-four of the ...

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... ABERYSTWITH.— SoiI Atlantic breezes. Pure water from Plinlimmon and excellent drainage. The late Sir Jas. Clarke, U. 1., says:—A lortnicbtat Aberystwith is equal to month at most watering-places.” The QUEEN’S HOTEL and BELLE VUE HOTEL both face the sea. For tariffs, &c., apply to W. H. PALMER, Proprietor. BRIGHTON.—GRAND HOTEL. Centre of *e* front Electricligbt throughout. Lift toill floors. ...

... FRANK LAWTON, R. G. KNOWLES, Helen Dupont, T. E. Dunville. Mark Melford, Harry Freeman, Rachel Walker, Ada Cerito, Leo Stormont, Tom Lesmore, Lily Langtry, Queenie Lawrence, Hons. Francis, Reuben Hill, Marion Sampson, Frank Coyne, Leo Dryden, Millie Lindoo, Letts and Minni, Mile. Bobe, Clara Wieland, Lotto, Lilo and Otto, Harvey Boys, the Meers. Prices from la. to £2 3a. Doors open at 7.3 ft ...

... l). - WesoI rly a' Jo lcatt; fi:.c .-d Nvwru a t firs, lwos sncitd iater. So - . P)71| _ Noon] i-day , ?? 60-\Ysedy{ At+a 30-AM MATHER AT NOON TO-DAY, Junle 9. 1097.--Wanw nd iv - t r, I 9 Remadi;?I, Ly N ?? and ZAMdRtA'S fnst uotcaos. Bord's Fianrs, wvith 25 pr cent. discol:t for cash, or p.ver nooh o1 : thur' y.urs hire systent Sec-.lahiad, on IAres Year systo 0, lo. o . p-r om.mwLoI ...

... light ; fair generally. _ *;esterday AT ;o, _31 70- oon to~day 4 6o- ?? Noon to.dt13 0-1 ?? \0 ) j Yestcrdaydv-* _ &SW , -E@8 50- E. ?? : \Vt WE4ATIIER AT NOON TO-DAY, June 2n. 01S7.-C1ondy to fair; light brtze, 2 Rteadings by NErr.ETTi and ZAAMOA'S Instruments. Bord's Pianos, witha n per, ctent discount for cash, or i3:. per month .o ,three years hire systern; Second-hand, on three years' ...

... I, j hI W , I ?? Il/UIl \ 7Z ~ q(it , Y1' I,,N. 'II I.._2-, S I# 11 1 : ( ti t jI ?? . ?? . - _ v F= ?? d ji. , ,, 2 . 7, ' _ - ,, j a If . I ffOICZ (sue~oed to be Mr. G~srPJ heard outmlde the door:- Dpn't forget toblow out the light, [1t4.SA ~jii~F to Ow memo.y of Mr. ad MrNit. a] . I& I ! v %Q# I - i I I I j i i / I I I ? - I ?? I p i I . I .W n p 17t -,I ?? . I / 11 , f ?, ?$ J , 0,- ...

... S K ETC H ES AT GLENBEIGH. QUIRKE'S COTTAGES, COOMASAHARN, WITHI LAKE AND MOUNTAIN OF COOMASAHARN. Hiur AT PFRESISN ! OCCUi'ED:o ?? T!i.- ?? dI. I 1N FAmILLY ~IsA~tir 6 leE b. e Itet. by 4frt 6 inclts in ?? ...

... a son. Indian papers please copy, THE ALLEGED LIBEL ON DR. BIRD. - To-day, at the Old Bailey, Henrich Felberman and Charles Willkinsnn surrendered to take their trial upon a charge of libelling Dr. Bird in ?? An application was made to auash the indictaient on the ground that the defendants were not charged with publishing a libel knowing it to be false. 3: The court strnck out the words and ...

... block of warehouses in Moor-street, Birmingham, early this morning. Commencing in Messrs. Bird's chemistry works, it rapidly spread to the adjoining premises, and, in spite of the exertions of the fire brigade, two large buildings were burned out, and a third half consumed. The damale, though not yet estimated, will be very great. ...

... THE BIRDS LIE W ELL-ESPECIALLY ONE OLD COCK. [UMe understand that the gun used by the Member ft r Cork has been l rxviovsly teste l at Birminghamn with satisfa ty results.] ...

... The one, William Bullock, aged forty-six, calls himself a miner, the other, Thomas Jackson, aged thirty-three, sacs he is a boat builder, Both men are from West Bromwich. On Bullock's shirt were found blood stains, which on a medical examination were pronounced recent. The men have been sent to Crewe. It is supposed that they are two of the three tramps who were seen to leave Mrs. Griffith's ...