... At the Worksop County Court, on Saturday, a Variously complicated case was heard, the parties being. •espectively men of Sheffield and Chesterfield, and the> Alspnte was about a cow. James Gavan, cattle dealer,, •f Barlbro', Chesterfield, was sued by Herbert Barlow, Cow-keeper, of Hill Foot, Sheffield, for the value of a Cow, JE17. ioø., regarding which it was alleged there Was breach of ...

... on Got. 26 received by the Coal Trade CJHWJ» Boeird hi Wolverhampton, from Mp,.Had*U -arbitrator, The colliers of Sot^b to Is East Worcestershire demanded a rise 3 songta lSA8, present; ,3s. 8d. per day. The master^ The arbitrator rnles that the basis of a: their c}#im to the rise, .The inf(MXu»tif^%J^imoi^ without fewtM* TW, acej^lSv ^hom W lifr'totif illegitimate child mu* £ eV of Wa pS.r, ...

... Mr. Bright has sent to Mr. ™8 Q- Holy- oake, of the Inland Revenue -?i ^?eat, the following reply to a suggestion of publio-houses:—Kelso, N-B • —Sir, I return your „u- P'aa ifl *Q geaioas, but has obvious 8* the choice of public-houses to be is to be fnade you do not explain, nor any compen- sation is to bo given to Pe^f°B'pi, °Se now ^aw/ui business is to be suppressed- •Whole question is ...

... THE ALEXANDRIA MASSACRE. -R. I- ALEXANDRIA, Saturday, in ti, y xS been appointed Public Prosecutor m the case of Said Bef Khandeel, and Mr. Keith undertaken8 h The deteace wiU bo tho nritir. r* Beaman. As finally settled, Prisoner be charged with complicity in when biH ieigmng an attack of paralysis to con^olPthTn°? Was ur^ently needed in oMer «J control the rioters. -Renter's telegram. ...

... EARTHQUAKE IN ENGLAND. The Press Association's Tavistock correspon- dent says a slight$iook of earthquake, which appeared to be travelling in the direction of north- west from south-east, was felt in Tavistock at twenty minutes to two on Monday afternoon. At 1.45 p.m., a Bude telegram reports an extra- ordinary vibration of the earth, shaking houses and causing small articles to rattle, was ...

... The neighbouring town of Cardiff has this week had the honour of welcoming within its boundaries the National Eisteddfod of Wales, an institution that, whatever its detractors may say to the contrary, plays a leading part in the cultivation of music, poetry, and song by the inhabitants of the Principality. Affiliated with the Eisteddfod there was an Art Exhibition, and the Cvmmrodoriao Society ...

... At Houghall Colliery, the other morning, the drum of a wind ing ens. me snapped, and the cage fell to the bottom and completely blocked the shaft. A hundred and twenty men were imprisoned for several hoars, darin which i.nten-e excitement prevailed. The men were not released until four o'clock in the afternoon. An extraordinary conspiracy was investigated by a Court Martial at Shorncliffe on ...

... FAILURE FOR £ 250,000. At the Landau Bankruptcy Court on Saturday, application was made for a receiver in the affairs of Edward Ciiartres addison, of Lombard street, railway contractor, by Mr. Holden, creditor for £ lo00, and the West Lancashire Kailway, credi- tors for £ 17,000. The Registrar declined to make the order, as a receiver had already been appointed under creditors for £ {.>0,000. ...

... PAIRS. MONMOUTHSHIRE.—A hergavenny Third Tuesday in January and March, May 14, third Tuesday in June, Tuesday before July 20, Sept. 25, Nov. 19. Blaenavnn: April 16, Sept. 17. -Briery Hill: July 4. JJhrrkw()orl Monday after second Saturday in Feb. April, June. Sept.—Caerleon Third Wednesday in Feb., May 1, July 20, Sept. 21 market second Monday in each month.—Chepstow Monday before March 1, ...

... THE BRACKLOUGHBOY MURDER. btTohn Breunan, who is in custody for complicity in theBracklougbboy murder, committed some time since, was brought up on remand at Ballyhaunis Petty bes- BIens, on Monday. The police asamapj lied for a re- stating that they amiicinate i obtaining further important information, and prisoner was remanded for another eight days. ...

... Janet Trafle, wife of t earpenter at Southamp- tou, was remanded by the magistrates On Monday upon a. charge of causing the death of her two children. On Saturday night prisoner quarrelled with her husband, and threw at him a lighted paraffin lamp. The lamp set fire to the bed- clothes, and the children, who were lying in be 3, were so shockingly injured that they died at the InfirtBfiry aJew ...

... The House met at tour ck. Dlfn TRIALS. Mr TllEVELY, iuisii becretary), in answer to Mr -«•. Mallow), who put a question reo c._ UK ttn Aile.ed a-1 of intimidation of a jury in the second trial of Ke; st> ed that he did not think act i,v t;io Att,)r-, (. u rai respecting it was re- qui.e.i, and he n ...