... Cijc fan about CoWit. Where is Alderman David Erhn answers, where ?— I will admit, however, that the gallant colonel was present at the recent field day of the Council But how often has he attended ordinary meetings He has on all hands been recognised as a gentleman who has done, and is capible of doing much good for Cardiff. His absence at Council meetings is most probably capable of ...

... ExdTixc SCENE AT A SHIPWRECK.—Shortly before six o'clock Ihursday morning, during a furious squall accompanied by rain, the Austrian barque Atlast, 400 tons, with maize, from New York, for Papenburg, was driven ashore on Atherficld Ledge, a dangerous part of the coast at the back of the Isle of Wight, about 14 miles from Ventnor. As soon as the squall had passed over she was observed by the ...

... Th- ~1OUR.T TnlE Queen and the Princess Beatrice returned to Balmoral on Saturday from the Glassalt Shiel, where they had been spending a few days. On Sunday morning Her Majesty and the Princess attendled Divine Service at Crathie Church, the Rev. A. Campbell officiating. The Queen has received no visitors at Ealmoral this week, but has taken her usual walks and drives with Princess Beatrice. ...

... TIUE -ACITATION IN IRELAND. THE BOYCOTT RELIEF EXPEDITION. A Press Assosiation correspondent, tcle-grapling from Ballinrobe last pigit, stat6s that ?? operations of tho Boycott relief expedition have again been retarded by un- favourable westuer. ?? ivil and military auithorities I have intimated their willingness to afford the expedition the vsame protections on the return inarch to ...

... The following report was isesued frorn the Moteorologiceal Department Iat S p.u. yesterday ?? DaSTrCIUS. FORECASTS. 0. Scotland, ?? Northerls winds, Moderate and fresh: 1. Scotland, ?? cold and frosty; generally fair, but . Englandl B ?? occasionallycloudy, wlthsomesnow. 3. England, E ?? NVorzh-westerly winds, moderate or light; fair on the whole. 4. Mlid. Countie ?? 1 Oesterly or north ...

... WEDNESBURPY LOCAL, BOARD. rite usu'al fortnightly meeting of shis Bonrd w as heldl yesterday evening; dir. 1,. Williauls presiding. - Tho Mledlical Officer reported that ]50 deaths had besni registered during the fortnight, giving a death-rate of 15 per 1,000. .Slever, or ?? one-half the mortality, were in children under live year3 of nge. One of the deceased was a woman 105 years of agie. No ...

... LsimHolhawD JAOUfiAIiM AND JOURNA. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1880. NEWS OF THE DAY. The Prince of WALrS visited Norwich yes- terday, and was present at the Norfolk and Norwich Fat Cattle Show. His Royal Highness was the guest of Mr. E, BIRKBECK, M.PR, and lunched with Mr. J. J. COLMAN, 1JLP., whose extensive works at Carrow he subsequently inspected. The Ulster labourers on Captain BoYCoTr's farm ...

... HOSPITAL SU.NDAY COLLECTIONS. Armount previously acknowledged ?? £4,602 17 61 b Knowls Church ?? 9 s 4 r Astbury Clhapcl, flandsworth ?? 3 14 r Baptist Chapel, Hlope Street ?? 1 1l 4 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ~ a R4,617 11 21 Si TIE DISTRESS IN THE BLACK COUNTRY.-Referring tl to tire severe distress which is reported at Tipton and the i neighbourh0ood, owing to the scarcity of ...

... LATEST NEWS1 luwer's Telegramns, per PrerS AGsoiatn4.] THE EA.STERN QUESTMON. THE DULCIGNO DIFFICULTY. CONSTANTINOPLE, OCTOBuR 29. Dervish Paeli has been authorised by the Porte to arrest the Albanian chiefs heading the party of resistance, and to send them or board a Turkish war vessel. After the transfer of Duleigno they will be asked individually if they are willing to become Montenegrin ...

... I CENTRAL CHAMBER OF AGRICtTLTURE. . . _ . . _ ?? The annual meeting of the Council of the Central Chamber of !,sriculture was held yesterday,, at the Society of Arts, JohnStreet, Adelphi, under the presidency of Colonel Brise, MI.P There was a small attendance of members, ir. Pell, MIP., Mr. Heneage, M.P., Sir Bald- wyn Leighton, m.P., and Mr. I)ulicham, MY.P,were among tizoss present, ...

... I OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENCEI IV LONDONI, FRIDAY EvExiG. ,yThe rumours about what is called the decision 33 of the Cabinet on Wednesday fly from one le extreme to the other. Yesterday it was said r that the majority of ministers were in favour Y of immediately adopting coercion. That is untrue. It might have been tree bad not Mr. e Forster so unconditionally pledged himself n that remedial and ...

... THE WEATJIER. X£1114 I r MO.NDAY, NOVEMBER 1. ArreNtOON REPOaR.-Thie weath1er is fine on our north-east coasts, asi well as at Doter, but is cloudy elsewhere, with showers of rain at Valeutia and -Jersey. Rain Las falleu in the south-west, west, d and north duoring the last 24 hours, but the weather Isewhere has been dry. The wind is northerly to north-wester'y generally, but at some north ...