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... O L i .ULONDA-ON LETTrIER.Y pr (FPaoMOUR OWN COaRF.SPOSDn.NT.) do LONDON, SUNDAY \IGHT. thi Rumour is rife as to the turn which dis-va -assion took at yesterday's Cabinet Council. That Ireland was the prominent-most likely the the only-topic on the carpet may be safely cit assumed; but nothing definite is known at ex present on points of detail. It is generally sit assumed that Mr. Gladstone ...
... 0 wimllool n1graq. SALVS POPSUT LEM SuPRENA. . At Ormskirk, a young woman, a dress- maker, has died apparently from the effects of a fright sustained by suddenly hearing the loud yelp of a dog as she was walking through the street. The miners on strike in North Wales will have a meeting to-day to further consider their position, but it is not expected that they will give way, though some of ...
... . The annual meeting of the Limavady branch of the Wesleyan Missionary Society was held on Wednesday evening, in the Methodist Church, Limavady, under the presidency of Henry Tyler, Esq., J.P. The chairman, after a few remarks on the broad field of Christian charity opened up by the missions, called upon the Rev. William Smiley L B., who read extracts from the re- port, which was, on the ...
... -,-TTEBS TO THEE EDITOR. U UNIVERSITY REFORM. Campsie, 28th April, 1882. Srmt,-I bave read Sheriff Guthrie's letter in to- day's Herald on this subject, which, however, does not materially add to the arguments *vhich have been already advanced in opposition to theappoint- ment of an Executive Commission. Dr Anderson ' Kirkwood, in bis carefully-prepared speech at the I meeting of the General ...
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... SWANSKA, Sunday.—Wind NW. Weather rainy. Nothing signalled up to time of despatch. ...
... ITiHE FATAL AFFRAY AT BELMULLET, (SPECIA LTELEGRA.) Belmullet, Sunday. The inquiry into the verdict of murder returned against Sub-inspector Stritch and Constable Sulli. van by the coroner's jury at Belmullet was held in this town on Satorday,before Colonel Forbesesper- intendent magistrate of the district. Coroner Mostyn also occupied a seat on the bench. Also ?? Owens, Sub-inspector JIl'Gee, ...
... i THE PRESS ON THE NE W POLICY FOR IRELAND. LONDO N. The Daily N1'eBs says it is understood that MIr. Forster still adheres to the system which has been hitherto adopted. Should he persevere, it is not likely that he will meet with much support in thc Cabinet. The Lord Chancellor and Lord Kimberley are believed to be in favour of existing arrangements, but they are not, however, supposed to be ...
... I I TO-DAY'S LONDON , PAPERS. MERCBUY-OFFICE, JMonday, 5 a.m. THE GOVERNMENT AND IRELAND, The Tines ?? meeting of the Cabinet on Saturday was occupied with the critical questions upon which the bief Secretarywhllto-morrow have todiselose the & cisions of the Government. The deliberations of thL Cabinet on Saturday led to no immediate conclusion, and another meeting will be held to-dry, when it ...
... CARDIFF. SANITARY ILEI>ONT FOR Till, URBAN SANITARY DISTRICT OF CARDIFF.—Week ending April 29t,h, 1832: — Births 55, rate per 1,000 inhabitants 32'4; deaths 23, rate per 1,000 inhabitants 13'5; deaths from the seven chief zymotic diseases 5, rate p?r 1,000 inhabitants, 2'9 scarlatina, 4 diphtheria, 1. 1 hermometer, mean degrees, 49'5 barometer, mean inches, 29'430 rainfall, total inches, 2'41. ...
... CORRESPONDENCE THE GOVERNMENT OF IRELAND. To the EDITOR of tge PALL MALL GAZETTE. SIR,-I venture to think you attribute too. much importance to changes of Lord Lieutenants or Chief Secretaries. It does not much r.atter whether the Lord Lieutenant or his Secretary is the chief ruler in Ireland. In Mr. Forster we have had trial of a man of Cabinet rank, proved capacity, and mature experience. ...
... INsPECTORS OF POOR. QUAICTELY MEFINOG. c On Saturday the seventy-first quarterly maeeting a of the Aberdeen and Kincardinesbire Association of t Inspectors of Poor was held within the Oldmnachar 0 Board Room, 9 Diamond Street, Aberdeen-Itr Leslie, I Huntly, presiding. X. The minutes of last meeting having been read andl fS approved, Mr Dow, InsDector of Poor, Tougb, was, on the motion of bir ...