Continued search has been made for gold at Llamll• tyd, near Barmouth, North Wales, where a few days ago several piecei of the precious metal were found near an old copper mine by a lad who was digging for copper. Further nuggets have been found, and It is thought not improbable

J. V. WSTERS' OLD - ESTABLISHED DINING ROOMS -40, BROAD2,IEAD.- AND rum 7D. CrOOD BEDS AND 1103 LE CONYONTB. WORTH A GUINEA. A BOX. nEECHAM'S 11) LL S. " - .1 . Are admitted by thousands to be worth a Guinea a Box for Bilious and Nervous Disorder, inch as Wind and Pain in the St

Ths Bill legalising a marriage with a deceased Wife's Sister, passed the second reading in the House of Lords on Monday night. The majority was seven. The "Times" says :—The law of marriage aught to be hedged about with all the sanctions that the most careful and serious treatme

amounting to C 115,000. Mr Michael Davitt arrived in Loudon on San. day, andhad a conference with Mr. Parnellorith the result that he will not proeeed to America, but continue the agitation in Ireland. The " Standard " says :—We understand Br. Labouehere, Dr. Cameron, and othcre

I; Compv General Purveyors, 6,Castle-square,Swansea 99, Oxford St., Swansea 33, Walter road,Swan sea 211, High St., Swansea (The Tea Exchange. The Dunn?, Mumbles, 20, High St., Ilfracombe Detailed Cash Price List Free on application Carriage Paid on orden S 3 TO BE SOLD BY PRIVAT

APPOINTMENT OF MATRON. Three applicants presented themselves for a vacancy as assistant matron to the Cottage Homes. The voting was between Miss Tittle, of Swansea, and Mrs. Kinghby, of Hay Union, Breconshire. The latter on being called before the guardians said she noticed that

In the consular reports hinted on Wednesday. Coioul Teemlett gives some new and interesting par ticelars relating to the Annamese. The respect with which they treat their dead given, he says, bi funerals considerable importance. An ite numerous rites are not written law, they ar

The Chairman moved the adoption of the Executive Committee's report, which recommended the transfer of the Globe Dry Dock to Hcasrs. Pyman and Watson; and the letting out of the water in the North Dock, so as to have certain repairs done, congratulated the Trust on the passing o

In connection with the meeting of the International I Congress on the education of the deaf in Drusseis a large audience assembled at the Royal Institution to witness representations, tableaux, and plastbines vivants given by the female pupils. These were all, except the last, w

(From the Athena um.) Mr. Henry Irving's "Impressions .d America" will oe published almost immediately on his return to England. The volume will take the novel shape of a series of conversations with Mr. Joseph Hatton,dur. Mg and after the tour. Mr. Hatton's dialogue sketch of t