... TAIE ZULU WAL but ! EnIss ASSOCIATION THLEORjAa5S.J the Nws ws aniously awaited lby the Government yesterday of the arrival of the Union steamshilp ?? att Mladeira, or of the American at St. IVinictnt ...

... TIIE COMNWICT PEACE. I On.,8at-rday a letter wan fnowai.-A t TIA On Saturday a letter ws forwarded to the Home Secretay on behalf of the convict. The w2iter ,,i-,hope you will kindly bearwith roe Whil ...

... Ap. 'Pe'roirly. ;pIrfrPoo; - . In ?? IAIX? TOVULI JRX illl'RE34A, 'Al MM A R Y. DOM ETIC. 1n vcw i!t thf re-assembling of Parlia- tent tO-dav. th ulsual dinuers by the leauers of the Government and.th ...

... LORD HA&RTLNGTON. PC When the Tiit's affects not to see the dC drift of Lord Hartington's observation, that liP m wc have not the slightest knowledge con- cil eo cerning the measures which the Govern- ...

... ELECTION NEWS, G(nEESVwlC(t.-Mr. Stowe, partner in a London banking firm. and Mr. J. E. Sounders. a city architect. the two Liberal candidates selected by the Greenwich W0O, addressed the electors of ...

... THE CENThixAL U1AMBEN OF AGURICULTLU AIE. At thi. titst iltetitg of the year ci tire com .* il ot i tI.4' the Centralf andl Associated Chambers. of Agricll- ture, hell yeszerdraa at the offices o the ...

... I BLACKPOOL. FATLUOR OF Mr. VILNEcc.-Ths failure of Mr. A. M, Viener, dealer in fancy goods, of Blackpool, Eoothport, and Locndon is announced. Debts said to be £19,000; nssots valued at £7,000., FLEETWOOD. FORLMTIOS OF A RATSiPAYERS' ASSOCATInN.-A meot- ing of ratepayers took place in the Whitworth Institute, Fleetwood, on Friday evening, for the purpose of consider- ing the advisability of ...

... I GF. Thle Right Hon. George Peel dli6e at MIarble Hill, Twickeuham, on Thursday. Sir A. Layard is about to return to England for a six months leave of ahsence. r HOTEL Bu.RNED DowNts.-The Sandown Rail- way Hotel has been biaint down. A youth named Herbert Whitelock has( died at Qc Tunstall from a kick received at a football match. Fl The deathi is announced at Rurgby of 'William Morgan, who ...

... CONGRE GATIONAL TEA PARTIES, &-c. .INORTH.IOOAD WRSVEYAco CHAPEL.-A tea meeting WAS Bheld in thle Wvalker-street.scboolroorn. on Tuesday eveniniz Lin aid of objects connected with the circuit, and aboat 800 people partook of tea. This namber was larcely increased aat the meeting hold afterwards. The chair wae taken by S the Rev. J. Shiphasm, suit among those on the platfitorm were the Rev. ...

... tOOAL ,NOTES.: There will be a grand let-to at the South-Eastrn .meeting today. The reent exchanges of cour- tesies through the piees have 'made it evidentthat this time :t is to be war to the death. Mr. Hugh aon,1 hear, intendn to be present at the meeting- for the Bft time,:I bliaeve, in his life.-ad to speak in favour of the policy of Ves800. Bibby, Bae6on, and Bcley, 'and the mjorityo the ...

... IOUR LONDON CORRESPONIDENCEI redLONDONe, WlDNEsDIy DXmscx ow It is not true that her Majesty's Ministero O is, have finally and completely and hopelessly d; , abandoned the task of dealing with Irish ...

... anli 4IN1 The directors of the Bank of England have given no ~Oat £50 to three Jersey police officers who, in October Gi Oj2 last, arrested William Stafford, the bank clerk, who £2 fly, ab ...