... 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 ...

... CoNcErT.-The fourth of these popular entertain. mnent caroe off on Wednesday evening, in tihe NationalI th School-room, which was crowded. The Rev. W. Main de prico presided, and the programme gave entire Sat'S. re faction, almost every song heing encored. EttSTON. h Fin.e AT THiE HAmILTON PALACE OFFICES-About half-past seven o'clock on Saturday eveiting the faggot. pa hoase adjoining 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 ...

... Nufal Expics. ?? ?? Tims RECENT ELECTION FOR PIUARGATE WARD (if at E that may be called an election in which the electors P' r had no voice) has aroused what the Yankees style a w good deal of latent feeling; and uncomplimentary a! remarks upon the age and experience of the new AC Councillor have been dsropped into the letier-boxes of as some of our contemporAries. As for the youth of g1 ...

... -Iv DYDD IAU, CHWEFROR 13ui.. Ail-ymg3'ylillodd y Scneddc prydnawn heddywv, ar ol gwyliaa'r Nndolig. YnmgyfkarfyddOdd Ty Yiu AioiGT.wVYDnaI anl bump o'r gloch, a'r cyntaf i ddyfod i mewn ydoedd Argivydd Skelmnersdale, a dilynvyd. ef yn mlhoni yebydig fanludau, gai Iall Beacoansfield, Arglivydd Middleton, an Iarll ('adogall. Nid oedd ond yohydig bendefigesally ynyr odiel, at OS eithrir aiuryw ...

... LEEDS HfOSPITAL SUNDAY. The medical charities of Leads make their nnual| appeal to the Christian congregations of the town eaad (ii-tliJt to-morrow, when we hope the collection will sur- prL88 ia liherality tlhose of previous H~ospital SaUndays. Thce total rmociunt received list year from this source was £2,710. It might, perhaps, be feared that cxistiug com- morcial depression, anl the ...

... y0opKSH'IlE JOINT TARIIFF COMMITTEE. I A ume'tidn of tie Joint Tariff Committee of tie York- ' a - tremaiw),rs ot Commer!e wvas i,eld in tie roorms of thie r ?? C; ( ani/ er, iii th- Exceange, yestcrdtiy. rJ. c .rr~Ni'(Preselout) oltdie coat:, tnt WAs eiippl~rted ut if. Bitchelltra tor i; !iessrs. E. Wadsiworth, I Law. and John Giil, Cleckheaton; Mr. W. LIX -es .L s Mesiri. Somi.tI h Hr , try ...

... SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCpI. (BY PIUVATE TELEGRAPH.E LoNnoN, Wednesday. Out of the half-dozen Burials Bills before the IIous, not fewer than four stood on the paper to-day for second reading, The one which had precedence was that introduced by Mr. Balfour, who in a quiet speech endeavoured to induce his ?? to accept it. In this he did not succeed, as the bill wvas talked out after a debate lasting ...

... Lovu or Bumiißiu Ackxctjltomi, Socizrr.—The aanual meeting of thia bald in the Wheat Sheaf Hotel yeetarday—Mr H. R. B. the chair. The annual report and statement vara read, the latter £>ow that the total income for laet year waa 1306 1% 4d, and the expenditure £300 19a. leaving a of 4d. The report adopted, and awn. and ettee bear ware appointed far thia year, and the preliminary for next ...

... THE MARIAQE OF. TEE DUMEB OF! CONNAUGHT. $The marriage of thi Dake of Conaixugbt with the Princess Louies Margaret of Prussia ,willjit is statetd* be celebrated ID sbict ?? privacy et Windsor on the 13tb *fMarcht rOD saoouint of -the'Wdube ltate of mourning imposed On the bride. nd btidegfoom by the death o. tbe. Ghmnd Diuobos'of HesaeDarmrstadt and prlce 4pnry of the reetheladsni. It at' ...

... An application has been made in the Probate and Divorce Division, in the suit of Lady Sarah Ann Gooch for judicial separation from Sir' Francis R. S. L. Goooh, Bart., that the case might be tried before the Q ...