... TaE YOR$SHfRE COAL TRAFFIC BY RIAILWAY TO LONDON. The gantity of coal taken by railway to London daring the first quairter of 1881 ¢ontrasts favourably with the same quarter of last year, there having been en increase of 6O,938 tons. Thies, lowever, was entirely due to the marked increase which took place in the tonnage carried in March, which has been described as the month of strikes. ...

... LORD BEACONSFIELD'S WILLT . I MU- 0 FAIA;-} -e e --ns ,-F T.-Io RnAn.--^1Ayc -;ri -_ The following is a copy of Lord Beaconsfield's will:- ,I, the Right Hon. Benjamin Disraeli, Earlof Beacons- o field and Viscount Hughenden, of Hughenden Manor, in b the county of Bucks, Knight of the Most Noble Order of 1 the Garter, and First Lord of Her Majesty's Treasury, P hereby revoke all wills and ...

... WI811OP RIYAN AND H1IS PARISHIONERS, STORMY VESTRY MEETING. I . . .. I I .. . L~ - . ?? u AI. By far the most excited vestry that has been ever held in Bournmomuth took place yesterday in donnection with St. Peter's Church. Bishop Ryan, the Vidar, presided. Considerabile feeling has been created in the parish by au anonymous pamphlet, strongly condemning the course of action adooted by the ...

... We are sorry to state that Lord Beaconsfield continues in such a precarious condition as to cause his medical advisers the gravest anxiety. Eamly on Saturday morning he became restless, and showed a disinclination to take the nourishment ordered him. Althougl he las since rallied and partaken of food, the bulletins issued by the medical gentlemen in attend- ance are of an anything but ...

... I- A RECEx DISCOVElRIES ON THE SITE OF td _TEI SROMAN BATHS IN BATH. h~Mr. H. M_. Scaath_, -o-f ,Waiugt-o-u-, Somrerset,- gives in the ?? of to-day the following aceount of the above- atnamed dicoverieg:- BY Those who have examined the Palais des - Thermies at IT paesi, contiguous to, the fldtel Cluny,.or the; Thermae at ig Tr~ves, and marvelled at their extent and completeness of- a ...

... LEEDS. 1e At a special meeting of the Leeds Borough Justices, held ict ?? Hall yesterday, the following gentlemen were appointed overseers for the tpwnship of Leeds, their term of office extending over the ensuing two years:- Mill-hill Ward Mr, Edward G. Jepson, dryselter, Basin hll-strestI West, Mr Titus b. Stad, chemist, Upporhead-row; North-West, Mr. Geo. Russum, brush manufacturer, ...

... 1TIHIS MORNING'S NEWS.' TO-DAY'S LONDON PAPERS. e THE EARL OF BEACONSFIELD, 's The 2Ames ?? understand that during the say Lord Beaconsfield was employed in correcting 'afor Hansard his last speech in the House of Lords. Ln In.the course of the afternoon Dr. -Kidd superintended of the removal of hia ?? from one room to another, rA and the chacge did net seem in any way to cause him distress. * ...

... , R APIRESTS UNDER TIM cokiIWIN ACT. | DuBLIN7, Saturday Night. 'Er atthe Harris, bne of the Connaught Organiseors . I ad Leaop w~ arrested to-day. Mr. Hnriis is a r! te 'arn aud rsides at Batlinasloe, Gahway, and ,d c(l promifent juthe land agitation. His arrest after Boytoti rAY be considered the second in im- jbate° ' Igr Harris goes to Galway prison. otliecaulili t arres in addition to ...

... I PI~IAAMENTA]RY (n(x ous ow OW CRESPOXI fen This afternoon thE House of lors, ,'01da? -iglT than twenty minutes. Needless to say r they transacted no business of great core therefir In the Commons the questions were cpe few, a good many being postponed in order th1 great event of the evening.-.th, Budeat t.i come off the sooner. Those that vere' aibt reference to the staple and famila u the ...

... MIPERJIAL PA RLIAMEI4NT (Fi=~ OUR ONYX EtFORTERS.). HOUSE- OF, LORDS, TUESDAY. -Their Lordsbips met at five o'ldock. 0 F'IRES IN THEATRES. The Duke of ST. ALBAN'Smasked the Lord Chamberlain I whether the metropolitan theatres 'were provided 5Iha the necessary means: of exit in event of fire. The Earl of I(ENMtARE, in reply, said no doubt there Is was considerable danger when lire broke out In ...

... $u1gW, IFORFIGN NEWSg yoe- i( (RimUrn's TrE OOAMNS.) V qgoE GREEK QUESTION. h seq~orI;S. Weduosday.-The Porte announces D C°0t isa' recmvsal a protest frdm thensuhabitants of o {}gi. 8 airt tho ee9ion of tha placo toGreeeo, a jsr ; ;sh frigates los here to-day ?? troops for v °' sir ?? lven ?? Ambassadors n Co. 100stiflg this morning at the resideae of Count t lj'JtaaI. a Ambassador, and ...

... Next week-beginning on Elaster Mtoncday, and preceded by special temperance sermonis on Eaater Day-the Grand b Lodge of England of the Independent Order of Good fi Temnlars will hold its twa]itlh annual s:ssiou in the Philharmonic Hall, Southampton, the ?? held lest d Baster at Birmingham having voted to mieet this year in the first-named town. The representatives who will attend ware elected ...