... A MAiN BURIED IN A COLLLERy. 011 ON Wednesday an oxtraordinrry accident occurred he atthe Old Oaks Colliery, near Barusley, by which ed a m inor named Eiijah Coiclough, aged 23 years, raldng ati what is known ao the Long Row, at Hoyle MjII, wras entombed by a fall of coal. He wxent to his work as usual at six o'clock that morn. th. fg in company with his tramnier, Arthur Barlowv, to also ...

... THE DUKE OF ARGYLL ON THE EASTERN QUESTIONSt The Duke of Argyllhas rendered a useful service to the constituencies who will shortly be called upon to pronounce on the Eastern policy of the Government, in drawing up a detailed review, mainly froan official deouments, of our relations I wi th Turkev since the Treaty of Paris, and with ] Afghanistan since the brst Afghan war. Without sonic suoh ...

... I THE STRIKE OF DOCK 11ANDS AT I LIVERPOOL. ME1ETNG OF mAGISTRATES. THlE STREETS PATROLLED BY CAVALRY. In view of the probable oontirsuanoe of the riotous scenes of the preceding d6y the authorities of Liverpool were actively on the alert on Saturday, and as the result of their timely measures no disturbance of any kind took place. During the whole of Friday night the police force at the docks ...

... ?? rfit nan' o uoiaxn1. ?? - ?? ?? ?? Exclusive arrangemeats, as will be seen from the announcement in the first column of Page 1, have been made for t the reception of the now famous six- penny advertisements of the Freeman's I Journal at Post-offices. i THn Report of Savings in Ireland for the year 1878 has been submitted to the Lord Lieutenant, and is an interesting and impor- tant State ...

... iTiUi TEN IOUW&S' QUESTION. STRIKE AT SOUTH STOCKTON. aThe strike of the men employed et eies5rs Allen fair tand Co.'s, 13on Lea Foundry, South SLockton, tra' against a demand of the masters for a reduction 0 1 in their wages from 83 to 53 poer cent., and return Dei to the 10B hours per day system, is the chief topic con on Toesside-being freely discussed ia all circles. tha lu our report on ...

... - ~ 'OFFICIAL REPORT. ST PETE5SsBUBG, Saturday. Ot fficial advices of yesterday's date announce that vy there have'been no cases of plague in the Government is of Astrachan since the 6th inst. The dwellings in ie which people have been attacked by the plague, or have 8 died from it, have been subjected to a second disinFec':- as in in; process, all suspected articles of clothing being U burnt. ...

... OUTER HOUSE.—Sarvnpar, February & for divares ard, residing wee) were married in pursuer's from voyage ia ie baa ‘Mr Kirkpatrick. Agent— Thomas Lawson, DIVORCE.—FINDLAY ¢. FINDLAY. dence was led in case to-day, be divorces her hushand, David Findlay, were of the marriage, In 1867, it is said, the sentence to five pat hs went to London, to seven years’ servi. Se in this of the case taken on ...

... I . , - .I t, - r L;NON, SA.TUEDAT Thiirwe.: ,. ThewCommon Boom at Otid has lost iti most distinguioahd ornqtmnt Mr. Charles Ne is da. Onlyteotherday bewro; o t gs7u. in favour of a redction, of the histma vaoa%4 r tin tat satdents might sktae -on O*d pnds. I Y No* botches ?? loet of aul nationi. Mr. I t esatewas ?? ?? of the old school. f e repre ed Oford twie, ?? 'ests igo,lfor ?? tnonts ad ...

... . JJApsLeJ J 1Uvuu..Lu u 1asruVgIFI. Tho Town Clerk has'fokwasdd us copies of reports to be presented at 'in'eeing ofnthe Conil on Tuesday next. REPORT oFI THE DOl13 COMMITTEL. 'Tle committee report with regret that they have been obliged to suspend Pilot Edward Case from acting as pilot, for a serious neglect of duty 'in omitting to take soundings when in charge of the Norwegian baiqua Mercur ...

... COUNTY POLICE-COURT.On Saturday Joseph Williams, Mid-street, charged with having an uu- seasonable salmon iu his possession on the 17th January, at the parish of Aberyshir. was tiued 23 10s and 14s 6J costs, in default two months' im- prisonment. Mr William Lewis, Crickhowell, prosecuted on behalf of the Usk and Ebbw Board of Conservators, and Air H. Edgar Thomas ...

... THE STRI OF THE ENGINEERS IN LONDON. By far the largest turn-ont of en.giueers in the metropolitan district took place on Saturday afternoon, when the men employed at Messrs. Penn and Sons, Greenwich, to the number of over 600, left their work not to return to it to-day, unless under the old or un. reduced rate of wages which it is most unlikely the employers will concede. The Amalgamated ...

... TLE COMING CONTEST IN MIDLOTHIAN. (BY TELEGRAMR) (toAOUR SP'ECIAL OORRESFONI)ENT.) .EDINBURGH, SuAyv NIGHT'. Those unaware of the intensity of party feeling in Scotland wvill find soine difficulty it, realisiug the present attitude of Liberals and Conservatives in the county called on the most recent mipsp Edin- burghshiro, but here always spoken of as Mid- lotbian. The Southron, however, who ...