... I'HE; NOTIIAMPTO ELCTION. A -. ?? 'I RETUAN OF MR. BRADLATJGH. I 2 The polling for Northampton took place on d Thursday, and at night the result was officially declared as follows Bradlaugh (R) 3,798 Corbeit ?? Majority for Bradlaugh ?? fli The vacancy in the representation was caused by the House of Commons declaring Mr. Bradlaugls ineligible to sit, and ordering a new election. - By ...

... iH{E SHROPSiIIRE HOSPITAL. The annual meeting of the subscribers to the Shropehire and W~ales Eve, -Ear, and Throat Biospied has just been held at the newly-erected bsuildings M4urivance, Shrewsbury-. Dr. A. G;. Drookes presided, and moved the idoption of' thfe report, wohich, amongost other mlatters, referred slgmhicantly to the wvant of support Wales had so far rendered to the institution. ...

... GUITEAIJ'S Sf?NTENOE. TCHE SCENE IN COURT. ADDRESS BY THE CONVICT, Th e Tie ZeeqPhiladelphia correspon dent, telegraph- lug on February 5, says :-Judge Coas yesterday a overruled MrZ. Scoville's motion for a new trial. M~r. Scoville filed a motion in arrest of judgment. Guitean began talk~ing, but Mr. Scoville silenced o him. Mr. Corkhill asked the court to sentence the prisoner. The Judge ...

... MtOrNMOUTH TOWNTh COUNXCIL. THE PROPOS3ED UN-IV ERSITY I ORt SOU[TH XV ALES AN-D MON9-MO UJi:SHIRE.. - es A quarterly meeting of the council was held on q Monday, when M>r. George P. Tippins (mayor) pro- Its sided, There wvere also present -Aldermen Arthur hla ViaaLrd and T.i{ HLEyam; Councillios Winm. COSSens, ot C. PoweLll, J. Thomas, George H~iggins, J. Furney, pa and ?? Owen Willis. The ...

... ITHE FREE LIBRARY MOVEMENT AT -MERTHYR. BOISTEROUS MEETING. to 5 A POLL OF THE PARISH DEMANDED. T e i On Monday evening a public meeting was held in the Drill-hall, Merthyr, to consider the expe- diency of putting in force the Free Libraries Act, a 1855. The vast hall was well filled, the opponents s L of the movement from Dowlais nustering in strong e e force. On the platform there were ...

... EUGYPTO son Zagazig are e00 soldiers and a large ha sednumber of 33edouin8; these have been joined avid to by soldiers and Bedouins fro n Cairo, and there rep rhecan be no longer a doubt that massacres have gas able commenced, or) OU5At Damxnhotr and Tants Toolr Benharan blo oseslso several Europeans have been murdered, not ,ominoh:ding some English, At Zagazig a ser German has been wounded, } ...

... II DE E c- o rv - . N INDEPENENT ORDER OF I OPDFELLOWS I - I- 0 - I THE ?? 1882. THE MEETING AT CAIDIFF, hd S E 'We publish below a1 list of the officers, auditors, Sh and deputie8 of the Independent Oirder of Odd- s fellows who wvill be present at the session of the S.E ,a Annual Movable Committee which assembles Iat Cardiff on Monday next, the 29th inst., and holds so dits sittings during ...

... 0 C EDITION L. I SECOND EDITION I I . WESTZaPN MATL Gsvscz, 4.30 A-. LATEST GENERAL NEWS. Mr. Trevelyan, the Irish Secretary, arrived in London from Dublin yesterday. IMr. J. C. F. S. Day, Q.C., has been appointed judge in the place of Lord Justice Bowen. Thu failure was announced yesterday of Barnes Ancor, the proprietor of the Falstaff Club, London. Liabilities £47,000. Last night's London. ...

... TEHE EASTER~ VOLUJNTEERt REVIEW. vn, . .graj ad, On Saturday the advance brigade of the army of Ens ilsvlunees who wvill act en the defensive at the War la review this (Monday) morning, brought its opera- Ban Sbuns to a close on the Portsmouth side of the vii- Sw7,c ate legs of 2Purbrook. The quarters found for the men Zerol g in the barns, outhouses, hop kilos, and other simi-taut ick iar ...

... ENCAMPMENT AT PONITYPOOL ROAD. On Saturday evening the 3rd Monmouthshire Rifle Volunteers formed a camp of ?? on the ground of the Wanderers' Polo Club, at Pon- typool Road. For a camp the spot is not well adapted, on account of the flat, damp nature of the ground, and the rain, which fell in torrents on Saturday night and Sunday morning, made the surroundings most uncomfortable for the oocu- ...

... NTWVS SUMMARY. ! Mr. Forster spoke at Bradford last night in support of the Liberal candidate for the Wjorth West Riding of Yorkshire. Additional arrests of persons suspected of being implicated in the Dublin tragedy are G reported. at It is reported that an action for breach of a` promise is about to be commenced against tb Mr. Biggar, M.P., in which the damages are to laid at £5,000. u ...

... | PRESENTATION OF SCIENCE ANUS | IART PRIZES AT CAR.DIFF. -- navies, $ Ryan H the distribution of prizes awarded by the Frederic] Science-and Art Department, and the local corn-f Howeils, ason, mines, to the students of the Cardiff Schools, for Alisen E ? the sees its of rooms, ion 1880-81, took place at the Assembly- E. Robe -, the Town-hall, Cardiff, on Thursday evening. David iii adds There ...