... EXTRAORDINARY FOGS. lisa Communication on the Tees V'alley Railway wa's sedi re-opened at noon on Monday, the line having A rile been blocked by the snowstorm since Wedlnesday, geit he The recent snowstorm, which was felt with gre Cat t-r, tie severity around Richmond, promises to be pro- Jon )ei longed by thie unusually severe frost wh~ich has '1 li d-set in. In Swaledale, above Richmond, ...

... Ut 1 - - Nvl it. I S]?gIOU7k, RAILArVAR- COLLISIONe tb col1ision occurredol7 the MatchesacerSheffield, Bn and Lincoln R;ilway on Friday, 13t Great Coates, m7 near Grimsby, betevecn the 12.45 mid-day tvsin rnE from Gri7nsby and a ballast train, which was being IllE 7ttiere shunted near Great Coates Station. Several persons lwnz said were badly injured, end some carriages and Hc ,don wagons ...

... rAnIS, Friday Noon.—Marshal Macmahon is reported to be seriously ill. PARIS, Friday. The Republiquz Fran^aiss says Engiauu p.nsu a all JEJcynti.au policy detrimental to France. The latter, however, will not wage war, having other means of protecting her interests. CAIRO, Friday.—The Khedive HAS accepted the resignation of Riaz Pasha. It is expected that the latter will be replaced in the ...

... THE ROTAL COLLEGE OF MUSIC.The Cardiff committee recently appointed in connection with the proposal to establish a Royal College of Music are holding meetings occasionally, with the view of discussing the ways and means to aid the object in view. On Friday afternoon, a meeting was held in the Town-hall, under the presidency of Mr J. E. Ollivant, the chancellor of the dio- cese. The proceedings ...

... THE LIZARD, Friday.-Wind N fresh. Weathet showery. Passed. East-Welsh Girl, of Jersey Eliza- beth, of Bideford; Ebenezer, of Shoreham steamers Constantine, of London Limerick, of Cardiff Tern, of Cork. Passed West-ste-amers Moidart, of and for Glasgow Llandaff, of Cardiff Esk Holme, of Mary- port Burlington, ef West Hartlepool; Meredith, of London Stanicliffe, of West Hartlepool. ...

... THOOAT IRRITATION.—Soreness and dryness, tickling and irritation, inducing cough and affecting the voice. For these symptoms use Epps's Glycerine Jujubes. In contact wIth the glands at the moment they are excited by the act of sucking, the Glyce- rine in these agreeable confections becomes actively healing. Sold only in boxes, 7jd, and tins Is lid, labelled James Epps and Co., Homoeopathic ...

... A DANGEROUS VOYAGE.. The 8.8. Australia, of Hamburg, 3,000 tons, gross, 1,666 tons net register, Captain Franck, arrived in Plymouth Sound on Sunday with her cargo shifted. She is owned by Mr Edward Carr, ana was from New York for Plymouth and Ham- burg, with general cargo of American produce- the major part being wheat-and fifty passengers. In crossing the Atlantic she encountered some very ...

... Charles Hensbrry, aged 13, and Walter C.UTOI, 15, were drowned whilst sliding on a, pond nt Ballyfale, County Waterford, on Sunday, through the ice giving way. The bodies were recovered. ...

... RESUMPTION OF THE INQUEST. The inquest upon the seven victims of thl dynamite explosion at the Pembrey Works of the Explosives Company., Limited (formerly the Stow- market Company), which took place on the 17th of November, was resumed before Mr Jamei Rowlands, coroner, on Tuesday, at the offices of the White Lead Works Company, Burry Port. Colonel Majendie, C.B., chief inspector of ex- ...

... The Vienna correspondent of the S^mda J, tele- graphing on the 1st instair., says:—Thei wa- aanged to-day at Steinamaoger, in ll ingary. a peasant woniaa from Skerdahaly, named Lyukas K&tP., for a scries of erimes which had excited universal horror. The cri- Biinal was fifty-two years of age, short in stature, and of a placid aspect. She procured a lartre quantity of araenio upon the pretence ...

... Dec. 1st being the thirty-eighth birthday of the Pnnoess of Wales, the usual customs were observed in London. The bells of some of the West end churches gave forth merry peals at intervals during the day, while the lioyal Standard was hoisted on the top of several of the public buildings. The drum-major doing duty with the detachment of Foot Guards which mounted the Queen's Guard in the morn- ...

... INQUEST.—On Tuesday an inquest was held at the Vulcan Inn, Brynmawr, touching the death of Ann Morris, wife of William Morris, a labourer, working at Ebbw ale. The evidence tended to show that on Saturday morning, the 2ad inst., deceased was in her usual health, though she complained of a headache. She was found under the tabl at- ten o'clock insensi- ble, and died two hours later. In ...