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=- The London Gazette contains an order for the Court to ?° mourning for the Prince of Orange for six days from Tuesday, June 17. meeting of the Home Rule League was held in u °n June 13, at which Mr. Shaw, M.P., said he only temporarily occupied the position of leader. He trusted that the Parliamentary party would find a more fitting representative. THE JUSTICES OF THE COUNTY OF lyfONTGOBEIRT-PRO- VISIONAL ORDER BILL.-This bill, the object of which is to declare that the disturnpiked roads leading from the Court House junction at Wellingborough to the Bishop's Moat, and the road from Chapel, near Coedyweeg, to Montgomery Castle, ought not to become main roads, came before the Examiner of the House of Lords on Monday afternoon June 10, for proof of standing orders. It wu w C<AT the standing orders had been complied with. Her Majesty has approved of the Victoria Cross being Lleute.n?nt W. K. P. Hamilton, Bengji l ViJl OS[MtJon of hi8 gallantry whilst em- /rirT'f™ Appr„limilto return 7Zac receipts for the week ending Jnne 15th, 1879. Miles open 178i. Passengers, parcels, &c.. £ 1.827 • mmk„. dise, minerals, and live stock. £ 1 asu. t n. r St7ytr^ £ 2,448 merchandise, minerals, a^Uve^'t^0^! 882' total for the week, £ 4,330, Aggregate from commS ment of half-year to this date, £ 76 404- iMrZr £ 82,492. Note.—This comparison is with Whit week last year. NORTH WALES MINERS' PERMANENT RELIEF SOCIETY The ordinary quarterly meeting of the Board of Manage- ment of this society was held at the Queen's Hotel Chester, on Monday, June 9, present^ Messrs. George Thomson, president of the society, J. L. Hedley, H.M Inspector of Mines, G. Garside, R. Shirley, J. Jones j' Williams, S. Williams, E. Davies, J. Harrop, generai secretary, and G. L. Campbell, organizing secretary. The thanks of the Board were accorded to Mr. J. L. Hedley and Mr. Samuel Williams for their services as chairman and vice-chairman respectively during the past year, and they were re-elected. The returns from the local agencies showed that at the close of the quarter the society bad enrolled 5,581 members, being an increase of 248 on the previous quarter. The receipts from members' contribu- tions had been;C588, and from honorary members JE35, and there had been paid in relief to widows and children and disabled members J3318. The funds in hand at the close of the quarter amounted to £854, and since that time a cheque had been received for £740 from the committee appointed to dispose of a portion of the Hartley Surplus Fund, so that the available balance was close upon £1,600. The Organizing Secretary reported that since the last meeting five new agencies had been opened, and this would, he believed, represent close upon 1,000 members. Nearly all the collieries in Wrexham and Ruabon districts were now in the society, and he hoped before the next meeting to be able to report a considerable accession of members in the other portions of the society's district. I

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