... TIHE TREDEGAR RIOTS. 101 ;'U1iSCRTPTIONS FOR TIHE SUPPORT 0F idsE IlISH REFUGEES IN CARUIFP. in Amoint already advertised ?? ?? 3 0 ir'osristors Wtslerm Mai ?? 2 2 0 Mr. S. Elaiberg ?? ?? 1 0 Mr. David Kopkins, Aerated WaterWorlas 1 1 0 Mr. Denis Kiley ?? 0 10 0 Aa Engineer ?? 0 iO 0 Xr. BFarns0tt Jacobls ?? 5 0 ?? ?? 0 5 0 Mr. WilliamnTowell ?? 0 2 6 Further subscriptions are earnestly ...

... ; SCENE AT THE SALE OF A LIVING. There was a disorderly scene at the Auction Mast, Tokenhouso-yard, London, on Friday, when Mr. Tewson attempted to sell the advowson and next presentation to the living of Fishtoft, Lin- coltishire. 'the Rev. G. Heinuiessey, of St. Au-us- tin's, Haggerston, protestedagainst the sale. Mr. Tewson said tunt this individual-he would not call him a i gentleman ' ...

... 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 ...

... PULLMAN DINING ROOM CARS. I .- . . .- I ?? - - - - , . - 1 . the The Midland Railway Company having made ld successful experiments with the Pullman Dining- of aldroom cars between Liverpool and Derby, and oh iey London and Leicester, have determined to corm- an 1e mence a service of trains to the North on and after rer Monday next whereby passengers will be enabled thl of to dine ea rozute. ...

... L0N DON LETt.u a- I ?? .~ v - -] tie a- (FRost ?? oWN CORRFSPDP~NT.) LONDON, FIth Y ny1fky So great was the dulness of this july da? that the gaslight had again to be called into requisition this afternoon soon after the le Speaker took the chair at a quarter past two al The atmosphere was hot and oppressive, aid' this fact mnay have accounted for the la'cti. g daisical spirit in which the ...

... c -. Es.__ SATUIRDAY. JUL Y 1, 1g82. CONSERYV'L'TVE REACTION. Hi LD L) e~ J.Uva~ tx by Mr. DAVID DAvIES, the member for Th Cardigan, in addition to being a man of good tht rk), shrewd common sense, is also an outspoken lar man. In the address which he delivered at ret Caersws yesterday he shone conspicuously as the regards each of the qualities with whichh Ave have just credited him, Ilis ...

... MSTRIOT NEWS. * CAR IFF.special C-A.RI[F.ease and TaxE PaINCIALa OF ARRaxrsTrwrs COLLEGE ON behalf o Casaz-nTuesday eveniing the Rev. F. (I TH. ILH Edwrds Prncialof the University Colegea ferred a, Aberystwt, preacbed a sermon in the Calvinisti Princips Methodist Chapel, Peinbrokewtrrae, the tions we bein h niesr fteCuc.There was AsI ?? fulcogrgann.Thereeentemn d that an as issubec th ...

... THE RECOVERY OF EARL ORAW FORD'S BODY. - - .I thle I by The Press Association Aberdeen correspon- A rces dent telegraphs that on Wednesday some addi- the tional information was learned as to the rder circumstances attending the recovery of the em- bli balmed remains of the late Earl of Crawford andl cals, Balcarres. The Procurator-Fiscal for Aberdeen- M 'r as sbire inas made an official ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS.—MOXDAY. The Speaker took the chair at four o'clock. THE TREDEGAR IUOTS. Sir W. HARCOURT, in reply to Mr Parnell, said that having received from Tredegar yester- day a report of disturbances between the Welsh and Irish population, and that further mischief was apprehended, and that the police force was inadequate, he had communicated with the mili- tary authorities, in order ...

... ARABI'S DEPOSITION. ALEXANDRIA, Monday,4.50p.m.—Ragheb Pasha, President of the Council and Minister for Foreign Affairs, to-day addressed the following letter to Sir Beauchamp Seymour;- Monsieur l'Admiral,— I have the honour to inform you that the military preparations which Arabi Pasha is at present carrying on are made against the will of the Khedive and his Govern- ment. Arabi Pasha has ...

... HPPA S COCOA.— ( BATEFI R, ANO COIU'-ORTING. By a the rough k- .ow uiijeof the natural laws wlild? govern toperations of digestion and nutrition, an ...

... Mr T. P. O'CONNOR gave notice for Thurs- day to ask the Home Secretary a question in reference to the recent riots at Tredegar, whether it was true, as reported, that one death and many cases of serious injury had been the result whether further disturbances were apprehended, and if there was a general exodus of Irish families from the town whether he would order a strict investigation to be ...