... (Thu TeZearnnih J ft (BUy Tetegsrapyj.) ea Court of Queen'; Bench has granter a- new trial in the t cause of Sageri. Lancasliire and Yorkshire, onthegroundthat sdamages obtained by plaintiff amounting to £4,000 were r excessive. e III Court of Queen's Bench to-day, application was made s to fix the trial of Overend Gnrney,'and Co., for the sitting I after Trinity term in July next. Lord Chief ...

... 1 .; JUBsSDAY, 'MAY' ?? I8G9'- | _WHAT i he policy of the Governmient-in regard | to the Irish land question ?? inquiry. vainly ...

... THE IRISH CHURCH V BILL.: 1-GREATIHEETING AT.-ST., JAMES'S H1ALL,. Under YETRDAY: afternoon a great demonstration against tire Chris Irish Church Bill now Passing through Parliament ?? a wa ?? it at St. Jamres's Hall, Piccadilly. -The hour of rmsetiur was Ahusict n' statdil to beliat a quarter to two o'clock, but Ioar before not i- ixdfrteonigothmetnitw crwcineey develo 0 ?? edln ?? n opi 0 ?? ...

... IDISTkICT f iNTR LiGEICE. ,LLANDAFF. A ROW AUONtID S.- At tbe 'Police C.ozit iee- terday, before Messrs. David,. Vacholl, and -Williainm, C-or nelits Hart. aL respectable-lookikg labontriug man,. was. charged with maliciously wounding 'and cpttin, Dennis Collins, a fellow ?? coffiplaiiaut, Whlo aipeaeid' in Court *ith a huge plaister on his foriohead,'said thet the prisoner struck hims everal ...

... ?? t GRAND sN1R,srxnZToNIC CONCETRT.-To-ilOrrOw eVening, |I the first of the second series of Concerts, held under auspices cc l of the Cardiff Philharmonie Society, will he given in the Is t Drill Hall, Cardiff. The principal vocalists engaged con- ir e sist of Mesdnines Florence, Linoln anti Patey VWhytock, Mr. an W. H. Cummings, and Mr. Patsy, who will be assisted by ca r members of the ...

... * KNEWPORT 11ARBOIJE COMMISSIONENR a - . ; BILL. I e LONDON, MAY 3. - The select committe of the House of Commons resumed I the c6rsi'eration of the billthis afternoon. iPresent: r Captain Grosvenor (chairman), .Viscount Newport, Mr. e. Strrifford, Mr. Bentall, and Sir J. D unhuntl, referenco,' r. d Somerset, Q.., and Mr. Pember appeared for the promoters. ] a and Mr. MilQward, QO., for the ...

... ITHE FUTURE OF SOUTH. WALES. ' Sir,-I ask, permission to inaugurate that pub- sic er li discussion which it is sincerely to be desiredbe .g may follow up your comprehensive review of c.:; Y, the 'future prospects of the commerce and the we u,, mining and manufacturing industries of this no hn extensive and rich division of the Principality of ad Wales. . The question. ought to :be argued out ...

... DISTRICOT INTELLIGPNC, f' 'Wil INQUEST AT TSTWNHn..Lsngutecror his' Mr. R. H. Ree, beda'sns tthe Towunllal;~on the aft's body of Datniel Pollt alr nboard the ship ieba ?? iteic particulars of whose unfortunatedeath warpo- 'int the W~esterns Xoit of yesterdar. Her bse ad tor he vwas a fellow-Work-man. wit tedcsd,'d and. wswrig with him nt the iebftl ~i~t'to T the.dceasd wswheeling a brow fce ...

... OSO O-T - HOUSE OF 0MON C -LEx NWIC',T. liii (Co lkife tzfroi F'1?f E2ditionl). at Mr. HEADLAM urgedl that by the ihiposition of those till dluos we --Ae-o shutting out the gouerid comme~rce of the thi country, aold that ilie litaage, whith only amounted to x .i4 d,O4)4) i-year, ouagbt to be paid oat of the Consolidated lot -j EASTWICK secoonded thle motion. WA K.SAMUDA ?? thitt if *the ...

... TX132 QUARTERLY RETURN OFn BIRT1HS, DEATHS, AND MARRIAGES, EiN SOUTH WALES.. s The Registrar-Generfil sitnies that. 2O4~055 births 6W WE~pregitere in ngland land Wales. in the course oftths Isi 1p:Lst quairter, an excess of 5,4,61 ws Compared with thne pre. n'omas eoi'rt'csosiiting- to~tal, and of 70,018 over the deathis Il wlhicrh were, ?? in the samnieperiod. T'he population - 1 of Enn ...

... IMPERIAl PARLIMEITNT -r -- --v (BY TELEGFAMH.t t anly. nOUSmE OF LORDS.-LAST NIGHIF treat partb A4hcir Lordships met at five o'clock. In reply to the Earl of Stradbroke,de Earl GRANVILLE Said. that notice had' alrenay %een ei given in othdier House of a Bill -dealing'i~ththe case of, rn the~ Mayor of Cork. M .1n Committee on te: Sea, Birds', Presdivation Bill, the en closse relatifig to the ...

... ftO. BA.NDM.AN AND HIS AGENT. In the Court of Common Pleas, before Mtr. Justice Byles, Onl Monday, n ?? wvas tried in which Mr. lnndmiran, the celebrated actor, wws the defendant, and a certain Mr. Sheridan Corbyn the plaintiff. The plaintif' was a. theatrical ageint, and the defendant was an. actor twho crune to this country from America. in 1SG7. Tihe plnintiff procured him an enge gement ...