... ELECTION NEWSI ISTROUD. There is great public exoitement In the borough. ' Henry Havelook addressed tbree meetings last tk in outlying suburbs, and Mr. Dorrlngtou hold nigb\ meetixg in the Subsoription Rooma. a large. D NBIGH BOROUGHS. DXU TION TO MR. WATKIN DUPUTA. 'ILAM8, tiI?, A 4eputati ?? 6laftln 6fMr Wdtldng~ ~ ?? Barker ?? r Watkin Williams, MP., at h. @ P~dnw- ies Draw, in the Vale of ...

... ,SE- A t- SAW iLO ?? . K I' 4 ON~ HUN3lIUDA V.F DAY. iftbitJ A'NUAR' ?? The deal-at-bar of the clatmaact. ti c Al'Ond tOY b ad 6atlte *We fueed t momiug De, Kenoaly, ofstinnig his review of the Tich- borne evidence said the next witnes to whom he ?? to refer was Charles Labws, now .f 'sho ?? Hotel, Jrentwood, who bad known Roeor from 1846 to 1 ZX b . 1b r*ted tld d06le 41e eond e- Icst nhetoht ...

... THE JArT J. C. GROCOTI. rears atj ITheo have been few local public sen o1101 ld lives s'.e4ted less funs, or whose death will ba For m* U de0ply regretted, than that of Mr. J. 9, vtaoott Although unobtrusevoe n modest,, his per- demeanour, Mr. Grocott had become one Of the best Lour* known and respected of our local oe)obritee, ard A EO by his death the law will lose one of its most faith- ...

... ;TE MTN ON AAm f- . MIT.S w .. . 03 La briefly reported In esterday's *0cu0y, seven of the. crew of the Hph Preston, of tveipid, OaPtain Ricard Henry North, frow Havre for Now Orlem, wetq charged t Weymouth plee I eourt, n Toniaz', $h vise ?? St t la seMndjotos, with 4# V Ordere la ;1 combining io dliobay bh, and With wilful damage. It appe that the ship Prestaa I sf of4 .1 toasu reglste, ...

... W WILS AND BEIUETS. * -. , -- A 7. - ?? ; . - I sf ii-, : , 1 = ?? .. . .. .. . . . , .- : WM na codaled & eW se- Heivy Ocular .18, -48 ad-tMfi8 173t , of the WBAlg! MOIL MAe iz srM1 oflhbuwe, wko Wd dthi. itbgt Ce*>O, Gagaushrer, on No.ebw 8, . re prod tq the 3st eltuo .by KA Ut ghan, the lotig &6eoutor, te pers elig sworn pndqe £9,O09, 4lterglizi some loegIoes' to bdi wosond Aa lepibiaS $adt ...

... 4LA - ?? AH_ _ Ace _ _ - - -_ -_As __ The polling for the election of seleot ?? ix was continued yesterday, at the Law Ass6oci0aon rc Rooms, Cook. street, from three o'olook ia the after- af noon to mine In the evening. Mr. Doherty moved, of Bnd Mr. Maloney sooondedthat Mr. Mathsoin be bi the chirmn for the day. Mr. James Fitzpatrick me was proposed by Mr. Gillespie, seconded by Mr. John ...

... usly ford ELEVEN PERSONS KILLED AND a an ?let, TWENTrY-ONE INJURED. his 1,he Yesterday morning, about ten minutes psat ten and o'clock, s~boiler explosion, attended -with groat loss '1111. of life and -injury and great destrwstlon. of pro- ahd perty, ?? Bank Mill, on Botton- It I road, Blackburn, the property of Mr. Alderman J. seine Thompson. The mill to a, very extensive one, oon- and ...

... . 51 r tv pool, Lm 8 rgo PALlUs ropL ALEX BVPPA. DOMESTIC. 0! About noon yesterday, Mr. Disraeli e: arrived at Windsor, in obedience to her h Majesty's commands, and undertook the i formation of a new Cabinet. The names of the new Ministry will, no doubt, be t officially announced in a day or two. Mr. Gladstone has recommended to the Queen l that peerages be conferred upon Mr. A Cardwell, Mr ...

... CONSERVAMTE DEMONSTRA- TIONS IN CARNARVONSH[RE. no -t4wA&1_ .A - AM ge Is it! L notuathr eepl dmntain at a tbina aornd etedi oojf the- return of v from thHe.DulsenatthCmortvecn frm I ?? oesvnmfrom rm-ag, I Iontb wee hegreat Peorhyn slate quriaaestae ~ work wansuspended for tedy n h ury Mica- men tund out; on mnose tograthneleete s lff.member, and dragged him, in triumpthogte pl, piace. ...

... T HEB TICHBORNE TRIAL| I ?? _ I ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FIRST DAY. pas MONDAY, JANUARY 19. [let his The trial-a t-bar of te claimant to the Tlobbonio de. baronetcy and estatee was resumed this morning. sof The Lord 'Chief Justice expressed a hope that; zts, Mr. Hawkins was none the worse for the treatmen: g4; he recelved on Friday evening. is Mr. Hawkins thanked his lordship for his klol ler ...

... The following are the daya fixed for nominations and polling, eo far as ean be aeortained up to the time of geing to press:- ENGhAMD AND WALES. £KT1IUNN~lEI 1iOrV10NATION6. I'OLLINGf DAYa. ?? any.J Abingdon . ?? January 81 ?? Fsbruary 3 ?? :January 80 ?? January 81 Anglesey Boroughe ?? :. February 2 ?? February 6 Aylesbary ?? February 2 ., .anbuy. ?? .anuary 30 ?? - Bansr na ta e ?? January 30 ...

... 17IJR FIGHT FOi TfIHE SUURPLUS.I It is one great security for the per- naiiency of the representative institutions of ihis country that the minority is always ?? to subriit to the will of the majority, without making any unnecessary or ut- seemly resistance. The result of this is that the menjority is also placed on its good behaviour, and is willing to use its power in the manner that shall ...