... The St. L~eger once more comnes round, bringing with it the greatest amount of interest toat attaches to any race during the year, if the Derby be excepted. Unlike the great Epsom event, there are associated with the SBellinger rominiseesces of the very eerliest sporting times, for, althotneh but four years divide the period of the introductions of thoee two Important throe-year contests, ...

... , THE ALLEGED TRADE OUTRAGE. T'o tih EDrrou of tbs DAILY POST. Sir,-In your pitper of the 19th ultimo, reforencO waS ride to at so-called truie outrage on Daniel Malon1ey, eof the foremen in the employ of Mqessrs. Ludfoid and npatlly, oi Oxford Streot, whilo walking in the neogh- )nraoed of leca Street, in broad daylight, on the previous eisy- It was stated in one of the accounts published ...

... IDUDLEY BOARD OF GUARDIANS AND I THE MINERS' CONEERENCE, An ordinary weekly meeting of this Board was held yesterday, at the offices, Priory Street, Dudley;Mr. F. W. I G. Bansa in the chair. There was a large attendance of .members. The only business of importance was that y arising out of the charge preferred by Mr. Brakewell, the C miners' agent for the district, against a, member of the ...

... We the EDITOR of the DAILY PeSr. Sir',-It is admnitted by all Sporting men, amnateurs and professiosials alike, that the weights for the Cesatrewitch and Caimbridgeshire have never been awaited. with so much impatience as they have been this season. Various ILr have been the reasons for ouch a display of eagerness and 0 feverish anxiety. First, there was, and still is, the pi monotonly of the ...

... CORRESPONDENCE, NOTICES TO OOltzEsPONDENTS, 'Subscriber aind Liberal.- ?? quarn videri. R. N.-New Street Station was opened for traffic in 1852. F. B. -The 29th Regiment is stationed at olchester, Canada. Sulncoiber.-A child born of English parents in Ireland is English. A Policy-holder in the Alliance OficeO.`-Your letter is an advertisement. Galveston. -Apply to Mr. Brame, ...

... DISTRIOT NEWS. V.'OLVEtRIAMI'TON Thun IfOSPrAL -Yesterday, at tile USUal Wroirly M001llog Of the Bctaid of Govertia., itf the South S affordshire tiospitail, thle usual repost show,!d that t te patients in tho warids.oo tronistsbrr 86.; that. Odouig tie ?? I2eeceer and S ordinary caasesbal been received sod ats usany 71csreO,.wis It asualtkie and b9 ticket cases lied been lresatsd as out ...

... GOSSIP FIZOM PARIS. j -om onir own Cvm 1 PARIs, Wednesday. TIIE g1]r(1evonrrng maw of i Uris has had ample food diring the Veek. A regular bauquethas been served; the pints tic *R'sistanrce, the lkickshaws and dessert, have all been placed UponI the board by turns, and been sllovedl ' with the greatest complacency, the toughest morsels seenini)g to afford the most delight. In the way of ...

... Week'n total. Haltlyear'stotal. 1869, 18d2. 1889. 18M. Miles. Belfast& N.OC0gnt~es* 26343 2683 20874 19970 991 Bristolu ?? * 0577 0509 70118 75825 134 C2aledonin ?? 41720 39107 167379 100815 600 Cambrian ?? 3709 3783 296999 28333 170 Cornwall ?? 2203 2166 101341 10502 65* cork and Bandon . 17 472 4740 4211 20 Dublin & BelfaSt Juno.. 172 0 1767 15736 15093 63 Dublin and Droghieda . 2106 2087 ...

... THE =- i F~.( OPCL LEX SUPRA. _ ~ ~ ~I S i, MMARY. DOMESTIC. p; to Earl of Derby has given X2000 to -fh I rish Church Sustentation Fund. Th t Marquis of Hartington has been tpcakd. i. ug at Lismore on the Jrish land .4tuesti, o i, and his remarks derive additional import.. MncC from the fact of his being a membe r, of the Government. He was careful, however, to inform his audience that hi 3 ...

... FREEDOM OF L LABOUR AND I I THE LABOURER. l by The mnost liberal and celebrated of French 3ral polticaleconomists, M. MichelOhevalier, member at of the French Senate and of the Institute of hui France, has just published a history of the freedom dly of labour in France and other European countries, which also includes a very clear account of the dia progress of freedom of trade in the products ...

... MISTRESS AND MAD. At the 1sle of Wight petty seuions, held at the Towu Eal1 At Ryde4 on Tuesday Mrm. Snsannah Johneton, wife of 1r. J. Johnston, of Barrington House, at. John's, near Rtde, was sunumoned by lliza Eimaworth for having ssanlted her. Mr. Vincent, solicitor, Ryde, apseared for the do- fendant, who was not in atten unee. Com uasnt said thaO she was engaged by the defendant ne ...

... II There is a most extraordinary family likeness in all the constituencies, both great and small, which have come under the Br- examination of parliamentary commissions ag since the new mode of making inquiries into de alleged cases of bribery was introduoed. is- In the first batch of boroughs whore in- m quiries were held were the county town of ng Lancaster, Great Yarmouth, the inland ny ...