... SECOND EBDITINON. r t3A\i' Wi LJ3J sta .tPLfl. Wrasaiik N AiL Owmp, L ao YOREIGN TTELLIMU ;GYPT AND TUE SOUDANS ROBAIJVW 11FIGNATION OV THE KIIEDIVZ4 MAIL VAS11UA TO D3 flEINS'I'ATED, Trhoe Masrwn0 Pe states that abt Calro the report s widely spread in the Huropeenj quarters tlit the present %lhedive will reslgil before the ?? p1 the Vear, and ?? Jemail Paslis will be re- rinstatedaith thle ?? ...

... THE LORD CHANCEL' OR AND ' WELSH COUNTY COURTS. I | PR.OBABL14 XfESIGNATION OF JUDGE or B. T. WILLIAMS, P he hy PLEA FOR WELSHiSPEAKING ad JUDGES. The probable resignation in thle not very T distant future of Judge B. T. Williams, through k ill-health, is again causing attention to tile nces- ?? of having Welsh-speakinlg judges in order th properly to deal with the numerous caes in which one ...

... IliMPERLi z 4 U'LIAMtLEN1. I , - -- . i - ?? , .. - - - - . - - HOUSE OF LORDS.-WEDNESDAY. The House met at half-past eleven o'clock. THE REGISTRATION BILLS. a The Standing Orders were dispensed with, aind after a few words of objection from Lord Denaman 01 the reports of amnendments. to the English, Irish, r( and Scotch Registration Bills were received, and ri the several Biils read a third ...

... [THE BUTE DOCKS AMALGA-1 MATION BILL. PROCEEDINGS BEFORE TH1E LORDS' Ow COMMUrTEE,,. c lana -br OUR OWN REPORTER.] ova LONDON, Filurn. ca The consideration of tire ?? Docks Amalgams- my, tion Bill was resumed to-day before a Committee rin of the House of Lords, The counsel for the pro- fro:, motors were Mr. Pope, QOC., Mr. Littler, Q.C., Mr. Thi' Bidder, Q.C., Mr. -Michael, Q.C., and Mr. ...

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... ring J CLOSE LuF THE TRIAL. k nldei CONVICTION OF CUNNINGHAM AN~D Pi etc. re toBURTON. tic a to us JUDGE HAWKINS' SUMMING Ur. W wi 'THE SENTENCE, e On Monday the trial of the prisoners James ii Gilbert Cunningham and Harry Burton on a charge th r. of treason-felony-, in connection with the explo- Ce a of sions at the Houses of Parliament and the Tower, by ~the was resumed at the Central ...

... WITHDRAWAL I OF THE I BUTE-TAFF A3IALGwA-, MATION BILL I Lg LONDON, MonDray. f ,. On the sitting of the Select Committee of the T ; House oI Lords this morning, r is Mr. Pope, Q.O., said: I don't know whether i .s your lordships would prefer that we should pro- re Ld ceed with the Rbymney Bill, or that I should state je * the view that the promoters of the Bute Docks It Amalgamation Bill have ...

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... DISTRICT' NEWS. nel CARDIFF. It PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTESA meeting of this2 rfcommittee was beld at thle Town-hall on Wednes- I 1 day. Alderman Jones presided; arnd there were1 tO lsfio oresent Councillors Bird, David 4ones, Wal. n~aners.andC. J. Lscksoin. The busine, tran- sacte ses of a formal character. -W$e are pleased to learn r iat Mr. Williatis, of ther Royal Hlotel, is riapidly ...

... WfULSH INTEIMR[DTATE EDUCATIOIN. - ., . ?? 4. J. flGL: . IJLf* I- JU tiItJLX. pr It is interesting to witness the various and l conflicting opinions expressed on the subject sa, of Intermediate Education in Wales. Judg- Sc ing by the reports of the meeting recently cr rt held on the subject at the Memorial Hall, it it London, one might imagine the whole of vii L; the Principality to be in a ...

... GENERAL. WORKING MEN REPRESENTATIVES. MR BpOADHURST said the other day that he did not expect more than a dozen work- ing men representatives in the new Parlia- ment. We do not anticipate to see so many. Capital will be represented there almost as fully as in the old Pa.Tlia.ment, unless the electors provide the means of existence to thgae whom they send there. In France and America the ...