... TRIAL OF ARABI. . DEAMAND OF LORD GRAINYILLE. it THREATENED RESIGNATION OF .yTHE MINISTRY. al h- EFRO- OUR SPECCt COnnIESPONsRNM. he CAmTO, Ocr. 16 (ArrFvROoN).-The political D situation here is regarded as critical, and serious s at apprehensions are felt as to the result. As I wired a Dyyou last night, the Egyptian Government finally f determined that the English demand was inadmis- I of s ...

... TRIAL OF ARAIBI. Tb 81, HIS JUSTIFIOAlIION. d. hat ~S ALLEGED PARDON BY THlEa it, Th to KIIEDIVE. Pic CAI~, Ot'. 7.-othinig has yet been decidedni in 'which will relieve existing tension, as to Arabi's tic trial. 'rhe Egyptian Mlinistry express the greatest thi )n surprise at the action of cur Government, and Veaffect to be totally igniorant of the reason. In the tin ameantime Arahi expresses ...

... DESTRUCTION OF THE EAiRLA OFR SHREWSBURY'S RESIDEN',) CE. £100,000 DAMAGE, Ingestre Hall, Stafford, one of the secats of the Yarl of Shrewsbury and Talbot, premier earl of Enzlaand, 'was burnt to the ground on t'hursday morning. It appeared that between four und five oe'clock in the morning fire was dis- covered to have broken out in one of the state bedroomns. The domestics and labourers on ...

... ] IE'Ti t YR BOA iD OF GUAP.t cANS. WEE A/L NONCONFORMISTS. I :rv b 1;-r Oil Satrrd3 the weekIV meetina of the guar- thie Mins Of thle M-ILtIsbsr ?? Wirs Itch], Ze,3 ?? i. II 1½ ?? presidin g. Thwre was a large atteiidance of ar v. mnembers. Tile Abcrdaro Training School Coin- t cll; mittee reported soime liuneapplica!rions for children soo to go out to service, and in. Ceach Cnse permission ...

... III Lt I CARDIFF BOARD OF GUARDIANS i RE, PORT ON THE ELY SOHOOLS. c On Saturday the usual weekly meeting of the le Board of Guardians of the Cardiff Union was a held in the Workhouse, Cardiff, under the v Y presidency of Mr. C. W. Davld,-There was a Le very lare attondance, owing apparently to the notification that a rolioving oicer was to be ap- v pointed for the St. Nicholas district in the ...

... LONI)ON LE TT ER, (xaolr Om OWN CORfn0SPOw.nsD,) h I LONTDON, MONDAY NIGHT. n The police authorities in Bombay seem tc d have acted with unnecessary harshness to- wards the zealous members of the Salvation Le Army who walked in procession through the F;streets of that city. The antics of the Sal- vationists are far more likely to excite popu- lar commotions in this country than in India )r The ...

... EXTENSIVE THEFT OF WATCHES a BY A BAPTIST MILNISTER'S SON. r, , . a On Thursday at the Swansea Police Court ir ' (before the Stipendiary and other magistrates) tl I George Thomas, 20, Mansel-street, foreman watch- r a maker, son of the ReV'tvan Thomas, Baptiste to minister, Newport, was charied, on remand, with e1 e, stealino fourteen watches, one gold chain, and - is two good rings, the ...

... I WESTERN MAIL OFFICE, 4.30 A.M. LATEST GENERAL NEWS. Fine weather continued over yesterday1 The forecast for to-day for South Wales, I issued from the Meteorological Office lhst night, ?? to south west or westerly winds, strong to a gale; rainy. Earl Granville arrived in London yesterday from t (Valmer Castle. |> The Hon. Algernon EeOrton yesterda- afternoon expressed his villiiigness to ...

... I ITS PROPOSED REMIOVAL. MEETINNG AT ABERYSTWTITH. ['ROee OUR OWN RfPORTERS.] [SPECIAL TltLEGRAI.J ABERYSTWVITS, WpERNESDAY NiGUT. A reeting ves held this evening at the Assembly Rooms, Aberystwith, having for its object the inauguration of a movement for the retention of the University Colloge of Wales at Abarvstwith. D The Mayor (Mr. John Jones) presided, and C there were also present Mr. L ...

... d , ?? mustwrlteon aYB ?? of th t, paeperenly, or their letters will bes rejocted. - ~eca~nnot publishany letter unless the wrlteraendL 6t his PiE rents AND ADmiaSs not necessarily for pbts licaltien, but asa G~uarantee of good falith. The ditorcinnotundertsge to return rejected cora 2 intunica-cions untder any oircumstanes . r A 1 nasrur ( Csrdiff).-You must hav-e beendreanm lng. When you ...

... LONDON LETTER-1 0 (FORoM OrC GALLERY COUnESPONDENT.) LONDON, FRIDAY NIGHT. The House of Commons is settling down to its work. It has got over the novelty of the autumn re-assembling and the commotion engendered by the votes of thanks to the Egyptian Expeditionary Force. Those who 1 sit in Parliament for their own glory or amusement have surrendered the position to4 those who legislate for the ...

... KENWpORT1 HARBOUR COMPES- SIONTER.S. On Fridav the monthly meeting awas held at the offices, in Pock-street. The deputy-chairman pre- h sided. In September the harihour dues amounted II to £344 9s. 2d., as against £292 18Bs. 7d. in Septem- E ber, 1881; gridiron dues, £39 Is., as con- ri pared 'vith £11 7s. lid.; ballast dues, a1 £84 2s., and in the corresponding month £111 1is.; pontoon dues. ...