... IMPERIAL PARLIANENT. (esNTIAn NEWS' TELEGRAM.) 1HOUSE OF LORDS.-THURSDAY. Thre Lord ChanterdIlor- took- his seat on tire wool- sack at frve o'clock. CANDAUHAR. Lord WAVENEy ?? gave notice that on the 3rd of March, when Earl Lytton brought on Ir It mot-ion referring to thle ?? of Candahar-, het would more Curt addition of thle foflosing Wordst t -Thiat ?? be appointed in consider and report ...

... SWXXSEXt 1TOWN COUNCIL. Thi Swansea Fown Council netyvctejdiay in a capiial rnood for work. Someof theinos conmb'- I tant members were ab^.ent, and in the absence of any specially exciting topic, the business of the meeting advanmed without any of those little per- sonal encounters whicd may enliven, but certainly protract, the proceedings. Thue mayor irst alluded : to the ...

... I I WarnTiN MAIL OFnczS, 4.30 A.x. THE GMEEK QUESTION. ATTITUDE OF ENGLAND. A 'Router's' telegram, dated Athens, Monday, says ?? Greek Government's reply to the Collective Nete of the Powers will, probably, be given. 4-morcow. Several field and mountain batteries have been despatched to Chalcis and Santa Maura. A eciuter's telogram, dated Constantinople, April 1,saysc-The British Government, ...

... THlE GLAMORG ANSSHTRE HOUNDS. non, Th I galant p3ack have had very fair sport sirce tbhe, the break-up Of tho long frost, showing 1 onc eX- y on celleat runs and fast gallope in the heart of --the tion. vale. Ltst weekl they had a capital run with one ittee of the tree fo-es, and althnugh Reynard had end climbed trom his ivy lair to the topmost hranich, font jumpirngdowna great height, ...

... it FIDAY, A1 . )f I FR2IDAY, JA.AVUAB Y14, 1881. THE announcement that the Governor of Bombay has officially denied the exibtefee of - -1- .k~o~ -1 Itrhnr i s~ any plot whatever t. Kolapore is ratherf puzzling. The telegrams which appeared in the Standard and Thrilq Nevs differed slightly in detail with ?? plot, but they M substantially agreed, and there was a cir- KM cumstantiality about ?? ...

... CTiM)IFF BOARD OF GUAPLMINS. I I . The weekly meeting of this board was held ion ~JSaturday, at the union workhouse, Mr. C. W. David ( in the chair, and Dr. Paine in the vice-chair. TIie .- ?? report showed that there had been 34 ( veadmissions during the week, 13 discharged. ?? ,On, bird', 11 deaths, there being 430 inimates at pro-,L thle enadecrease of 26 as coxmpared with tlie cur- SI 2nid ...

... II ST. PETERS CHURCH, nNEWNIIAM, I .DESTROYED BY FIRE. ins on St. Peter's Parish Church, at Newnham-on- ay Severn, renovated and extended a few years ago vas at i cost of £4,600, was destroyed by fire on Mon- act day morning. Nothing definite is known of the iot, the origin of the fire. In so far as that may be con- rs.) corned, it is attributed to the heating appliances. nt During the night ...

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... mp. rkw i T JESDA A, JFUAB 14, 1881. THE inass meeting of Rhondda Valley colliers, at 'I'onypandy, yesterday. though not -n tr h snih,, ?? Oathprincs ?? one one of the enthusiastic gatherings which one somehow expects among Welsh miners, was sufficiently strong to indicate the feeling of the majority of the men on the sliding scale question. It is well known that of late some of the Rhondda ...

... ALLEGED SAVAGE ASSAULT BY A C'YFAP,'fHEA GAFFER. -- David George, foreman carpenter at Cyfarthfa, wa^s summoned at the Merthyr police-court on Monday (before Mr. J. Bishop, stipendiary), by Edwin Price, lately a labourer in bis employ, for a-n assault alleged to have been committed upon him, on the 28th ult. Mr. Plews appeared for the complainant, and Mr. D. B. Lewis for the defen- dant, who ...

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... I { WrIrnuc MACIL omcr. 4.30 . toi 'i DISSENSIONS IN TIM, CABINET. m . tIRESIGNVTION OF THE , TICKE OF ARGYILL. ta bulI ,¢ T ON ;re o1IS 1 GRACE'S EXPLANATION ref Pr( i 'i'ATLE-MINT IN THE1. EIOt;SE OF co -a- LORDS,. we :1. ?? APPOINTMEIT OF A NEW tllt ,- M JNISTER. at CIi RUMOURED FURTIJER SECES- cl sat SIGN\S, for iI bu 1; -1} the Tlonsi of Commoons O Friday after- bu it- no-un Mr1. ...