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... NEWSf S UMMARtYJ-1 --o . -l The newv ?? an1d pier at M:ilford flaven were formrallyv openedZ yesterday b y Mr . W. n~avies, IVP~.. wvho deliveared a short adl- 3L dress. In the eveninlg a banquet was given by the contractors. Great excitemxent ha3 been caused through- I out France. an~d l'ar is is saidi to be in a panic, tot owtingr to the rejeeition of the &v'etin cie Usf'e. Du It is ...
... NORTH OF ENGLAND IRON AND COAL TRADES. MIDDLESBOROUGH, Thursday.—As reported at Tuesday's market, the pig-iron trade shows this week considerable slackness compared with the activity and nrmness displayed last week at the quarterly meeting. There was a relapse from the quarterly meeting until Tuesday of 9d to Is per ton. This was almost entirely owing to the con- siderable influence, it may be ...
... A decision of some importance to butchers, cattle dealers, and farmers was given by the Judge of the Leeds County Court on Monday, in a case in which Wm. Anguish, of York road, Leeds, sued, on behalf of his wife, Mary, for the recovery of JE50, as damages for personal injuries inflicted upon the latter by a bull belonging to Wm. Rob- son, farmer and cattle dealer, of Kirk Hammer- ton. The ...
... The Press Association's Belfast correspondent telegraphs:—Great regret is expressed in Belfast and district at the death of Lord Lurgan, which occurred on Monday at Brighton. Lord Lurgan ws a in his fifty-second year, and had suffered from paralysis several years. ...
... THE lIGHT RON. V. E. FORSTER, M.P., AND 3MR. KAVANAGE', TO THE EDITOP OF THE FREEMAN. Clonoul-y-, Cashel, Jan. 19. DEAR Sin-The recent letter of mr. Forster to Mr. Kavanagh has been so eminently characteristic of -Mr. Forster's government ?? that, with ,your permjssiori, I shall express a few of the thoughts which it suggests. Mr. Kavanagh dis- tinctly accuses Mr. Forater of having given the ...
... | 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 ...
... Dr. -vnffi. -Toues, of Ospatria, charged with criminally assaulting four girls under twelve, was, at ljarlisle Assizes, ordered to be detained during the Queen's pleasure, on the insanity plea. A fire broke out at Clongowea Wood College, on Jan. 12th in a building known as the OldlInfirmary. The students extinguished the tire before the engines from Maynooth arrived. The building is insured. ...
... ACTION FOR LIBEL AGAINST IHE S TAR OF The case of Graham v. Johns was opened on Tue3 day afternoon at the Worcester Assizes, before Mr. Justice North. The plaintiff is fr. Robert Graham, solicitor, formerly of Newport, now of Kidderminster, and the defendant, Mr. W. N. Johns, proprietor of the Evening Star of Gwent, a paper published at Newport. Mr. Jelf, Q.C., and Mr. Bosanquet more for the ...
... THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAT BILL (No. 1.) —This Bill yesterday came before Mr. Frere, one of the examiners of the House of Commons, Bitting for standing order proofs. The objects of the Bill include additional lands in Worcester; the stoppiog-up of roads in Brecon; additional lands in the city of Here. ford power to subscribe to the capital or debenture debt of the Alexandra (Newport) Oock ...
... DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES BY THE MAYOR. The annual distribution of prizes to the success- ful students of the science and art classes in con- nection with the Cardiff Free Library, took place at the Assembly-room of the Town-hall on Thursday evening. A number of the works of art executed by the students, and for some of which prizes and certificates had been awarded by the South Kensington ...
... SW ANSËÁ; SWANSEA HOSPITAL —The following is an ab- stract of the resident medical officer's report to the weekly board, from Jan. 12th to Jan. 19th; 1882:—In-door patients—Remained by last report, 44; admitted since, 20—64 discharged, cured and relieved, 8 died; remaining, 56. Out-door patients—Remained by last report, 200 admitted since, 36—236 discharged, cured and relieved, 30 died, 0—30 ...
... PABTIEE AND POLITICS. ORANGE MEETING AT BLACKPOOL Colonel King Herman, speaking at an Orange meeting at Blackipool on Tuesday, strongly denounced the Government for rot having it the proper time used the force at thair disposal to quell the lawless state of Ireland. The Home Rulers at first acted in a fair spirit, but latterly made n) secret of their desire to separate the two parts of :h? ...