... Ut 1 - - Nvl it. I S]?gIOU7k, RAILArVAR- COLLISIONe tb col1ision occurredol7 the MatchesacerSheffield, Bn and Lincoln R;ilway on Friday, 13t Great Coates, m7 near Grimsby, betevecn the 12.45 mid-day tvsin rnE from Gri7nsby and a ballast train, which was being IllE 7ttiere shunted near Great Coates Station. Several persons lwnz said were badly injured, end some carriages and Hc ,don wagons ...

... AB1 12- . 1 1 SATURDAY, DECEMUBERI .3, 1882, ; d-0- Before the opportunity again occurs to us n t of greeting our readers editorially Christmas C f will have come and gone, Christmasfor which such abundant preparation has been made by P young and old, high and low, everyone to the best of his meaus and capacity for enjoyment. Ii a For days, if not weeks, past the ever-vigilant 8 b tradesman ...

... |IIE M.ERITYR, SCHOOL BOARD | AND I ADVANCED ELEMENTrARY I I .1HOOLS. l .1- On Friday the fortnightlv meeting of this School Board was held, Mr. W. L. Daniel in the chair.-A deputation waited upon the board with reference to the establishment of advanced elementary schools in the distriet.-Mr. Souther one of the members of the deputation, reminded the board that some time ago a memorial to the ...

... I WESTERN MAIL OFFICE, 4.30 A.M. LATEST GENERAL NEWS. Fine weather continued over yesterday1 The forecast for to-day for South Wales, I issued from the Meteorological Office lhst night, ?? to south west or westerly winds, strong to a gale; rainy. Earl Granville arrived in London yesterday from t (Valmer Castle. |> The Hon. Algernon EeOrton yesterda- afternoon expressed his villiiigness to ...

... I ITS PROPOSED REMIOVAL. MEETINNG AT ABERYSTWTITH. ['ROee OUR OWN RfPORTERS.] [SPECIAL TltLEGRAI.J ABERYSTWVITS, WpERNESDAY NiGUT. A reeting ves held this evening at the Assembly Rooms, Aberystwith, having for its object the inauguration of a movement for the retention of the University Colloge of Wales at Abarvstwith. D The Mayor (Mr. John Jones) presided, and C there were also present Mr. L ...

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... |THE LORD CHANCELLORI AT EXETER., THE WARh iN EGYPT, U' PRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAMg.2 EXETEBR, TnuRsAti;. NIGHT. The Lord Chancellor and the Lord Chief Just ice ant of England were this afternoon entertained at i. luncheon in Exeter Guild-hiall by the Mayor and of Town Council. Lord Selberne is on a visit to the iltr Lord Chief Justice, at lis seat at Heath''s Cut where he arrived on Tulesday ...

... LONDON LETTER-1 0 (FORoM OrC GALLERY COUnESPONDENT.) LONDON, FRIDAY NIGHT. The House of Commons is settling down to its work. It has got over the novelty of the autumn re-assembling and the commotion engendered by the votes of thanks to the Egyptian Expeditionary Force. Those who 1 sit in Parliament for their own glory or amusement have surrendered the position to4 those who legislate for the ...

... KENWpORT1 HARBOUR COMPES- SIONTER.S. On Fridav the monthly meeting awas held at the offices, in Pock-street. The deputy-chairman pre- h sided. In September the harihour dues amounted II to £344 9s. 2d., as against £292 18Bs. 7d. in Septem- E ber, 1881; gridiron dues, £39 Is., as con- ri pared 'vith £11 7s. lid.; ballast dues, a1 £84 2s., and in the corresponding month £111 1is.; pontoon dues. ...

... 1ti (:aor03 ourP. OwrI o0xanzspOrNxa'T.) LONDON, MvONDAY N IGHT. Umnusual interest attached to the meet- L Ing of the House of Commions this afternoon, and amongst the members whom this excep- tional interest brought down from a se~mi- i sic'k bed was Lord Randolph Churchill. 'The ~ ,noble lord, who hears traces of his severe illness in a pallid face and a thN languid demneanour, received the ...

... I IMPERIAL PARLAMENT. I+ . - -. ( Cxraz s iws TELSEA.) HOUSE OF LORDS.-FaIDAY. The Lord Chancellor took his seat on the wool- sack at quarter past four o'clock. EGYPT. Lord LAMINGTON (a) gave notice that on Monday he would ask the Foreign Secretary whether his attention had been called to the lan- guage of M. Freycinet on the 11th inst., and whether her Majesty's Government were prepared to ...