... l- e' LONDON LETrTEp ion (rDm C,1at OWNs COaRsrotrOnsEqr) a LONDON:, W\EDNESDAYv xv. Shallowness, narrownuess, mzisrepresentasl00 :he and bigotry characterise the Birmingha ink speeches of Messrs. John :Bright anld Joseph Chamlberlain. The former ovat s both shallow and narrow when he-., m- a member of a Governmenet that has its foreign as wvell as its domestic interests ate-made a virtue of ...

... Ni?WS ?IJMMARY? I Dis~patches fromh Egypt state that the con- Eict betwveen the Ministry aind the Chamber Of Notables as to the right of the latter body to control the Budget continues, An ullti- mvate arr~ailgoinent is not, however, despaired *n 'St. Petersburg telegramr states that the t Porte has agreed to pay the wfar indemnity ' dule to Russia by annual installments of ( as,COO,00( ...

... iNEWvS SUJMMtARYr.| Tlhe C~entralt Newas understands that the Cabinlet C~ouncil held yesterday had under eonslderatjon Irish affairs an~d the proposedl chanlges in LParliaimentary procedure. In the. founler ca~se an augmentation of troops wvasf dlecidedi upun. a lrya o aio 'l'ke eherrte saainlst atlrrmlo aif set riH io his chlurch wvas rcsuiiied yesterday. ei A-t the u:ccl~inion of the case ...

... LU 1Ii?i? 10 TIlE EI)UI'0ll. 0 -, Aticorresponidenits toast wriateon orse 5115Ev of thb 3 paper CItly, or their ietteftl wilL1 be rejectedu. '8 Wte cannot publ ish ainy le tter unless thle Wvriter ?? i UItS HEAL NA~t AN *D ADDR~S, not nleceostirily For pitt) Dlbeation, but as a Gua~rantee of good fa~ith. The. Edi~tor canonli uniderta~ke tO retuirn rejected comr i i6 cmtnicatloas under tnt' ...

... LONDON LETTEI? antQ (PROM OUR owie CORBRRPONDFST.} its LO0NDO1C3N, Tava'lSn ^Y. nzer It is only fair to the mtemnbers of the Irish the Land League to point out that th3ecourse wh~ich by they reconunended the tenants toadopt. of sub. et mwitring a few test cases for the decision1 of enthe Land Court., so as to ascertanlt the rearl onl- drift of th~e Land Act of 1661, has been, force-d in by ...

... o?umi ?tisses Detweon ?J and 9.0 p.m. p. - 4?z? a. THURSDAY, JANUAY 12, 18s2. ?? THE PRtOPOSEI) NEWT COLLEGE INv G L2AM05ORGA4NSHTIRE. The Departmental Committee on Higher Education in Wales make the followring re- commendation in their report :- Wre recoin- mend that for the present only one College in addition to the University College at Abervetwrith should he provided. It would, we ...

... DEISAIC NEWS. C DIF. m bes held ' Canine- MunICan Socesmr-The Ijner el of their annual banquet at the Alexandra Hotel on Bi Frirday, the 20th inst. Dr. Wsallace, the newly- ,. tyr elected president, took the chain. and weas supe re-ported by the Mayor of Ca rdiff and the Vica r of St Ia ilJohn's. I eQUASREL as NawRowwO.-At about four o'clock on Snda moringtwowomen, n amed C. M'arni. rkanld ...

... TEMPERANCE LEGISLATION. Strong representations have been made to the Prime Minister urging that if the Government intend legislation on the liquor question a bill should be in- troduced next session. A contemporary says there is reason to believe that the general outlines of such a measure have already been considered by the Govern- ment, and that it is only a question of precedence whether it ...

... THE ENCOUNTER WITH A SLAVE SHIP- The official report of Captain Goodridge of the fatal encounter with a slave dhow, in which Captain Brownrigg, late of H.M.S. London, was killed, bag been issued by the Admiralty. Captain Goodridge states that on the 3rd December, Captain Brownriggi who had left the London in a steam pinnace, with 10 others, sighted, when off Pemba Island, a dhow flying French ...

... GLASS HOFSES.—Re-pot herbaceous calceolarias and cinerarias as they require it, and keep them cool and well watered. Fumigate to destroy aphis. Keep mignonette near the glass, and stake and tie it as may be necessary. Have a good succession of it, violets, and other plants in pots. Regularly train tropreolums, and give them a little munure water if they are making good progress. Where hardy ...

... A smnit shock of caithquake occuned at Iquique on the 18th November, and the master of the German barque Shakspere, from Liverpool, reports that he felt it when about eight miles to the west- ward of Punta Ai\ nas with such severity that he imagined the vessel had struck on a rock until the lead shewed that he was in deep water. A Canterbury correspondent understands that Mr. H. A. Munro ...

... f 2ND GLAMORGAN RIFLE VOLUNTEER CORPS. 1ST CARDIFF DETACHMENT. Orders for the week commencing 23rd January. 1882. Monday.—Company drill. 8 p.m., in drill orde-. Wednesday and FridaJ.-SqI1..d and recruit àn:l at 8 p.m. The followin,, extract from regimental published for information :— Headquarters, Cardiff, 17 h Ja» u-try. 1882. No. »$(».—Sergeant, F. Joy, of G Company, to be Colour-Serg-aut ...