... tod 1 ho will of the Ilight HIon. Ton Btllor Yardo-Boilor, wi fg uirst Pron C'hurston, J.P., D.L., many yoers AM.P. for S South Devon, Doputy-Lientonsnt for Devon, aud Deputy. hice Wneclen of the Staunaries, lato of Churston Ferrors aad tt-. tuptonchouse, Brixham, Devon, was proved in London oe the 'Ist tit., uisler XiSQOSjt persoualty, by the testator's grandson, John, Baron tihreston ...

... BECOLLECTIONS OF TRE LATE GEORGE HU DSON. TIhe miembers of the Carlton Club and this froqluiontorl' of I'1 imill Isily- n corriespoiieno t of thlb flu i1 Nvles) lviii fnirlsOIL the liieter bistii' tigora of (eoreO -'son' who, afert 0 II le'g Illito posinh tibseviren front ha Ils naviesantry, hao cinlo 0111n cmercO fehiiliarl to IIWIsrovesto il w1i0 t roig II, lii t too ;) a bs. At I1mv ...

... CARDIFF CORPORPATION. The usual meeting of the Cardiff Town Couinoil was held wicoc yesterday. Ti aor(r C. W. David) presided, and rspa' there were preesaotMsr. Aldrme vnPide, Reese, bain1 and Aleander; and Cosnoillors Bowsen, Bird, Fisher, ls North, Splencer, IbVConnioehio, Jones, Whiffoen, Vasheil, POW( Slopar, and Thompson. sewe a Just Bs the meeting was opened, and before the Town- won]11 ...

... WILLS AND BEQU1ESTS. The vwill of the Right Hon. Lady Anne Blecoett, reli;t of the l ight Hon. Sir John 1leekott, I' C.F, It.S., .P. for Leeds, 155,some time Judge Adlvoratsitlcneiral, weeg proveld in liea Majesty's Court of Probate on the 28th tilt, and the versionaity stvreets inder X1 5,000 Her ladlychibi wis the tilr ledauightor of Wilihun, fit-fit Earl of Lousndle, l;C ailn Lady AlIgusta ...

... I MR, FOl[1IRGILL, ?? AT ME1RTHYR I TAR, TYDFI[h . on Monday evening Mr. Richard' Fethergill addressed a per crowded ansI hiably enthu siastle mweiing at the Drill Hall, c14 The welcome Afforded him equalled haetuism ta o accorded him at Aberdare the Previous week. The usual up, t comfortable Arrangements were made iso on the last cee-. wit sien of the bon. geutloman's appearance. The stage ...

... At a meeting of the Irish Statistical Society Mr Justice Lawson in the chair—Mr. Heron, Q.C., M.P. for Tipperary, read a paper on the Irish Land Act, One of the first results of the Act, he said, had been that in many counties the practice of serving notices to quit had altogether stopped, except for non-pay- ment of rent. The second portion of the Act, to facili- tate purchase by tenants, had ...

... The case of Tichborne v. Lushington was^ resumed on Monday morning, in the Westminster Sessions House, before Lord Chief Justice Bovill and a special jury. Mr. Baigent complained of an inaccuracy in the reports of his evidence, and wished to know if the shorthand notes were correct. His Lordship said he had no power over the press and if the party with which witness acted would not contribute ...

... THE EXECUTION OF ROSSEL. The Times observes that the fate of Rossel will call forth general sympathy. To the last, people could hardly believe that the sentence would be executed. Outside the military profession there was hardly one who opposed a commutation of the sentence. Rossel has perished in obedience to the strict code of his profession. The civil population, who would have shot half ...

... The Dublin Corporation yesterday elected A1' C°lV Durden Lord Mayor for the ensuing year. He Is seryative, and declares in favour of Home Rule. I wo men were washed overboard from the iolet, of Lowestoft, yesterday, and drowned. olliw The house of a farmer named Dohertv, i» Donegal, has been maliciously burnt. p. K The charge against Mr. Alderman Carter, Ly Leeds, for assaulting Mr. Maliisson, ...

... THE LIBERALITY OF DEMOCRAtS^ On Monday night there was a strange scen° rendezvous of the London Democrats, the Wall, Kii by-street, Hatton-garden. There HAD concert for the benefit of the secretary of A POLITI held in the house, and at the close of the tha chairman of the Patriotic Society, Air. in handing over 7s. 2d. AS the proceeds (about 49- to be deducted from the receipts for V11 ,.>Y oj ...

... DISTRICT AINELLIGENCE. - `i~ en UARDIFF. to'1 1.BaE.ssn.AZe'e3 FEVAST AT BER AiA CHAMaoe-Tho tic saclred eocutatet (in ten Ecocictie) of Mer. 0. F. Root, who isl '1 lknownc in the musicial world as the anther of the cantattas EL of 'Denial, the 1Pilgrim Fathers, and some of the S I iciesbt popula1r Ancarionn melodies, wats performed cit the el lletlccsnie ChecT'pol, Loudenln-diicsare, last ...

... CARDIFF. Cssnrarsr'AS HOMCDA-YS. - Yesterday, was regarded th~roniglierrit thetown as ta gneralbholitday. Theoshops were closed, business in nil the large establishmtents was entirely Euspouedle, and in the streets. could be seen large numbers of e3ateseger fromt the country. There was no pollee-courbt held inl the morning. All the pluses of asiusement in the town were, as uisual, open in the ...