... .CQRRESPONDENCE. NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. 111 fltters intended for tubliceatio must be accanipanied by the namw and address of the writer; not necessarily for publication, but for tie tinformation o ...

... PAI'TIAMEIMNT OUT OF SESSION. - er Staveloy Hi', Vr.P., addressed r, largo Conservative. meeting in the Town alll Crewo, on Tuesday evefing. Referring to the subject of fair trade, lie said that the R ...

... MAIL A-E WS. Anax. 3X.L. 25.-The British a a Conpany's steamship ''eca, nimi Bay, lnbaobarne, Quillmane. M, , zibar, amied here on t l21 ?? _ vil be due in London on the c: - * - _. company's sterams ...

... ILOCAL BILLS 'IN; PARLIAMENT. I LANCASHIRE AND YORrSHrIR BOR-WAT-This bill came before Mr. Charles Frere, one of the examiners of the House of Commons, yesterday, at Westminster, for the purpose of co ...

... WELSH NONCONTFORAHTY IN LIVERPOOL. At one of the periodical meetings held by the various Welsh ministers of this city and neighbourhood, it was resolved, in view of the recent census and the general i ...

... TlHE WEST OF EN-GLAD BeS LI;QUIATION. tidSINGULAR ACTION AGAIST sut CAR~kDIFF' SOLICITORS. ta thMR. SYDNEY BATOHELOR'S LIFEseo i; SURANCE POLICY. (Ap F;T ud Mr. Justice Fry had before him on Tuesday a ...

... 0 BAPYRAU CYMREIG AMERICA: Lladdwyd un ar ddeg o Chineaid ger Eagle Springs, Texas, gan yr Indiaid Apaches. Crewyd llawer o gyffro yn Ottumws, Iowa, drwy si fod llawer o aur wedi cael ei ddarganfod yn agos i'r dref hono. Lladdwyd dau ar bymtheg o ddynion duon trwy ffrwydriad berwedydd agerfad ger Richmond, Va., yr wythnos ddiweddaf. Ar y 241in o Rhagfyr, bu farw y gwr enwog Dr. Leonard Bacon, ...

... THE OXFORD JOURNAL, SATURDAY, JmRRY 28. I, The Queen and Princess Beatrice and the members of the Royal Household attended Divine Service at Osborne on Sunday morning. The Hlon. and Rev. Francis Byng a,., Chaplain-in-Ordinary to the Queen, and Vicar oi SiL. Peter's, South :Kensington, officiated.. The convalescence of the Duchess of Connaught is so far advanced that no further bulletins will ...

... LORD C. HAMILTON ON IRE-i HLAND. I (SPECIAL TELEGLhAM.) Liverpool, Taesday Night. LordV laud Hainilton, speaking at a meeting in Liverpool to-ni&ht, said that the present state of things in, Ireland may. be said to have com- menced in the year 1868, when mr. Gladstone cast to the winds his former professions, and first ap- peared before the people of England in the naked light of a political ...

... KINGSTOWN IN TELLJGENCE. rysmtrrots D.SAPPEARAX'CT.-Vhe mysteriout disappearance of a young woman from the village of Cabinteely has caused considerable alarm in that district. The woman was aged about 22 years. and daughter of a well-to-do farmer in the locality. She went out on Thursday evening last on some errand, and lias not since been beard of. Every effort has been made by friends to ...

... IME NORTH RDBING ELECTION .z. ?? ! . _ _ -r- (nOm ovti SPECAL COrSPOiNmmI.1 NOR;IMLLERON, ?? In the olden time, as gossips tell, bound a:.d dependent electors in Yorkshire went from :,11 parts of the county to the city, of Yore '0 record in some cases their own votes, but nlore frequently the votes of their landlords. A dc- scendant of these voters of the old school teh s how in 1807 his ...

... TRE LEEDS XERCUA Y . TUESDAY, January 24th, 1882. IT n:l Empress of Austria starts for England on the 2nd of Februarr. IIS OuR Paris Cosrespondent tolegiaphs that the report of the Revision (0onunittee is strongly tinged se with animus against Mr. G-aibetta, and proposes to s, refer everything to the Congress. It is proboble that e unlimited revision will be voted by the Cbmanber and LS ...