... I I I THIRTY-FLYE THOUSAND MEN ! IDLE. LONSTER MEETING OF PITMEN. V C A NO SURRENDER POLICY E ADOPTED. e Eight thousand miners attended the meeting it T riyhope, near Bunderland, on Wednesday after. o: L oon. The men were from the Rybope, Bilks. N worth, Elemore, Wearmouth, North fletton, r South Eetton, kiurton, Seaham,- and other col. E lieries. Ihe meeting lasted two hours, and hesvy f] ...

... --ECOND. EITION. WESTERtN WAIL OrFrCZ 4.30 A.Xv T.E.A QUELN IN ITALY. BAVENo, APrIL 03-The Qneen aina Trhihcr M Beatrice to-daiy viuicod tho chliarcL . andl claIe, ard ?? walked toear1 : Rtresa. PIURICE LEOPOLD. * 1;E~o t, A;'IL 3. -Thi Orier of ?? Bl3Iac EeXl hbaa been conferred on Priuic Loporld if England. 1)i'lT'REuSSNx SUIDE OF AN W-P. Ir. S. M~i~ll, sturgeor, Sontbampton.atre~t, Ftrand, ...

... IMPEIAL PARLIAMT. Ion A (PRESS A±sSOCIaTION TLERGR ) ' j HO USE OF LORDS.-FaxDAt R Tbeir lordships met at fire o'clock. - f EMPLOYMEQT OP WOME.N A% DCHEILDEN ti PN INDIAN FAT.TOilCitS. n Tbe Earl of SUALTESBURY moved an address p to the Crown praying that her Majesty will be ii graciously pleased to instruct the Viceroy of I£dia to take into immediateconsideiation the necessity for passing a ...

... 'lDSTRICT NEWS. CARDIFF. CAnni3yr Paor.I7EJi.Y SCHOOL DEB3IT- ING hOCiZTY -At a meeting-of this .ooiety, in 11 en Wednesday evehing. the president (tar Terry) in the chair, liv. W. Williams brought forward the following motionun- That in the opinion of this society the dibestablishaent of the Church of England would ba advantageons to the country at large. Ur. Newell propsead the following ...

... CARDIFF BOARD OF GUA1 | - . DIN&r . THE EXPENDITURE -FOR MICHlAELMIAS. The usual weekly mneeting of the Cardiff Board of Guardisns was held at the workhouse, on Saturdasy, under the presidaney of Mr. C. W. David. The repbrt of the mater of the work. house stated that during the week there had been 24 admissiots, 26 discharges, 1 birth, and 2 deaths, leaving 413 in the house, a decrease of 4 on ...

... - - - - ---pw ?? AR-R - - 4R -- -- g 4ft 0 t i I'm aj 14. - . I- [ - - d- - - - - . mardly obeen gpr t b the LidaE 100nsietory Court for tie rosto n sad en- . . - agemenof the parish churches of Liandew. fr( knireid and Bassalleg, Miss Shepperd, with a contingent of the Salvation Army, held the first of & series th, of: meetings at Pontypridd on Tuesday. fig The inquest on the bodies which ...

... The Central News Agency has received the fol- lowing further particulars with reference to the first intimation of the threatened danger to-the Isandula camn, having been disregarded by the general m command :—The officer whom Cant. v»fcu-roh met when he galloped into the plain to reconnoitre the forces in the direction of the Iann- dula camp, when shells were observed bilrsting, v as ...

... On Sunday night a panic occurred in St. Peter's Church, Leicester. The church was crowded to excess. As the vicar was giving out his text, the churchwarden ascended the tower to open the new ventilating door, which made a loud and startling noise. At this moment the gases were turned and 8°me. f°°l'8h person called out fare. The congregation rose, many rushed towards the doors, and a number of ...

... rOLICF-COURT.-At the police-court, on Mon- day—the Stipendiary on the bench—Cornelius Sullivan, a labourer, charged with being drunk and refusing to quit the Parrot beer-house, was fined 10s and costs, or 14 days' imprisonment in default. David Williams, steel-melter, again answered the charge of wounding George Green- in at Dowlais Works, on the 27th March, Mr Plews agiin appeared for the ...

... aRt the Kdilor of the Socth Wales Daily Nkwb. Sir,—You will, I expect, receive to-day a com- munication ia reference to the Livingstone f(Ceftgo)> Inland Mission. I therefore take the opportunity uf informing your readers that the e»nunittee have been com|ieHwl to terminate their oonnection with Mr Strom. Wli Ie the committee have no intention ol (dragging iute the newspapers the reasons ...

... Tfte single-handed racquet match betweoa Oxford and Cambridge Universities was decided at Priuue'a Groouds, Jielgravia, London, on Wed- nesday afternoon, ami resulted in an easy victory for Cambridge, who won three successive gamen out of five. The total score was Cambridge 45 aces; Oxford 22. The Hon. J. Bligh, Trinity, played for Cambridge, and S. C. Snow, Hertford College, for Oxford. ...

... On Wednesday, the body of a man was puked up Dear the reservoir ol the Carmarthenshire Dock, Llanelly. In height the body measured about 5 feet 10 inehes, rather 3toui, had on a guernsey frock, white flannel drawers, blue sock, and a biucher boot on the left foot. It is believed that it had been in the water about two montlis. ...