... 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 ...

... Tri !tt d,. I .i I . iMfONDA Y, MVA S. 1882. a TEE ASSASSINATION OF THE IRISH SSECRETARY. The announcement which we publish this muorning of the muirder in Dublin on SaturdlayI evening of the new Chief Secretary of LI State for Ireland, Lord FREDERICK CiAvx- Ito s.DISH, and of the Assistant-Secretary, Mr.11 BuRKE, will be received with feelings of pa intense horror and revulsion throughout the ...

... BREACH OF PROMISE ACTION AGAINST MR BIGGAR. The Paris correspondent of the Daily Chronicle telegraphs:—Ail action for breat-h of promise, damages £ 5,000, has beeu commenced against Mr Biggar, M.P. The Irish member made the ac- quaints,nee of the lady plaintiff in Paás; and the proceedings, if they como before the London courts, will be fru.tful in piquant details. The lady is the sister of a ...

... ALEXANDRA PARK, Friday Night. ORDKR OF RC.VMNG FOR SATURDAY. Handicap, 2.15; Wood Green, 2.50; Palmer's, 3.25; Corinthian, 3.55; Juvenile, 4.30; Grove Welter,-5. ENTRIES.—Palmer's—Mercedes, Musketry, Hilarity, Westcoiube, Water Lily, Palmy, Mar, Wliiriberry (each 2.50), Cucumber colt (£70). Gla. diole, Wrinkle, Specialite, Bohemian Girl, Van Galen, King Darkness, I>eese, Lady Holland (each £ ...

... BAPTIST CHAPKL.—An entertainment, consist- in of vocal and instrumental music, wa. given the Baptist Chapel Schoolroom on Thursday evening. The first part of the programme was made up of a variety of solos, songs, trios, glees, and choruses, and the second part consisted of a cantata, entitled The Golden Sheaf. The pro- gramme was a complete success, and a very pleasant evening was spent. ...

... THE LATE CHIEF SECRETARY. Lord Frederick Charles Cavendish, whose un-1 « timely deaihwe announce this morning, was the a second son of the Duke of Devonshire, by Lady 1 BtaEche, daughter of the sixth Earl of Carlisle. i His lordship was bo £ n in 1836, and wag, therefore in his 46th year. He was educated at Trinity > ] College, Cambridge, and early took part in; political life. In 1879, he ...

... THE ABERCARNE COLLIERY EXPLOSION. On Wednesday a meeting of the trustees of the Abercarne Colliery Explosion Fund was held at the Mansion-house, when there were present Mr Thomas Cordes, of Newport, in the chair, Mr Alderman Grundy, of Manchester, Colonel Lyne, and Mr John Moses, of Newport, with Mr Edwin Grove, the secretary to the trust. The accounts submitted by the auditors were duly ...

... AT EIN GOHEBWYR. Y 8M rhai o'n gohebwyr yn ddfnyddio mor wad, fel y mae braidd yn.annichenadwy dar- llen eu eyfansoddiadau goddefed y cyfryw i ni awgryma y priodokleb o ddefnyddio ink Goefcega, Xfatawa.—Y mae ambell linell anystwyth yn y darn hwn, o ddiffyg gofal am yr aocen a' ewtan. ttyddwch ofalus am hyn. Cydymdeimlad a Mr a Mrs August, &c. Wrth gwrs yr ydym ya rhwymeddweydtu-un waith, fod ...

... Dr. John Brown, author of R°j> and his Friends, died at Edinburgh on Thursday morn- intr. and ...

... LOCAL BILL IN P ARLIAl\IENT In the House of Lords, on Thursday, the Lb.nammarch and Neath and Brecon Junction Railway Bill was read a second time, and referred to a select committee.. ...

... DUBLIN, Thursday Night.—But little has tran- spired to-day calculated to throw light upon the Phoenix Park tragedy. The police have been actively engaged in their efforts to trace the per- petrators of the crime, but up to the present time no arrests of importance have been made. The Dublin Detective Department has been streng- thened by a small contingent from Scotland Yard, and it is the ...

... RECEPTION OF THE NEWS IN SOUTH WALES. CARDIFF. The first intimation of the horrible occurrence reached us at eight o'clock on Sunday morning from the Press Association, and as soon as the news was confirmed it was posted up at our Car- diff office, and spread with remarkable rapidity throughout the town and suburbs, creating the most profound sensation. During the day the office was visited ...