... IRON AND ST-ITEL INSTfUIE. | GasG-aow, Wrm.srDAY EmaxG. The auttrurnal meeting of the members of then Iron and Steel Institute was resumed this morn- ing, in the Corporation Galleries, Sauchiehall- e there was an a numerous attendance, D Perc occupying the chir. At the outset -the President announced that the Council of the Institute had elected Mr. John Cunninghame, of the Glengarncck ...

... CORPORATION LEASEHOLDERS -IN DANGER. TO THE EDIORlS OF THE LIVREPOOL Needy. Gentlemen,-At the last meeting of the City Council, Mr. Alderman A. B. Forwood proposed that application should be made to Parlinment for power to commute-fines on leases to ground rents, on the assumption that the Council has abso- lute power to exact. or in other words extort, £4 17s. 6d. per cent from the ...

... ALAR1IMQ ACCIDENT NMAR PONTAl'P PRIDD. I - ?? A TRAP AND ITS DRIVER PFUWIDTED INTO A RIVER S Morien writes us as ?? 1l- C post seven o'clock on Saturday night it was my a misfortune to be engaged in a, terrible affr.r, in ti which the life of a fellow-cresture trembled in the balance. I bad ridden up to ?? that after- t noon, and st the time mentioned I wis returning Ii home, my horse ...

... ,I WahniaNq KAm Vinci 4.30 Ax. FOREIGNF INTELLIGE NCE. GERMANUY AND SPAIN. %NTEROHANGE OF ROYAL MESSAGES.' [FROM OUR CORRH5ONIDENT.) MADRID, MoN-DAy (via HimnaYE). The Internal condition of the country is giving the King and his Ministers as much, if not more, anxiety as the dispute with Germany. Republican tirned bands are reported to have made their appearance in Andalusia, and, although ...

... DISTRIT TNEWS. CARDIFF. FATAL AccDmz\rs.-On Thursday 1,oses Tohl Aehton, aged eleven, residing at Pentyreh, after school h=urs got on to a railway incine unper- cei-ed, and was knocked down and run over by some trucks. Be Was tdmitted into the Car- sA diff Infirmary at 9.30 on Wednesday morn 1 ing, where it was found necessary tc amputnte the right leg. The decc?kee died during the ?? Harne of ...

... MER, BRIGHT AS EVANGELIST. Mr. JOHN BRIGHT has been preaching a I political gospel to the Welsh people. It Y would seem that he did not quite do so with- c out being asked, although he came next N door to it. We Are not very far in i the secrets of the Radical party in i the Eastern and 12hondda Divisions of f Glamorganshire, but we venture for all that c to affirm that the communications Just ...

... ! THE DEFENCES OF1THE SEVERN AND J13RISTOL CHANNELb.i THE CARDIFF VOLUNTEER ENGInEERS, dr to] A IIEADQUARTERS :BUILDING TO BE ERECTED ON THE CANAL WE1ARF GI The corps of Volunteer Engineers nuthor'lsed at fr( Cardiff for submarine mining purposes has now Cs been formed, with the full complemrent of officers and men. Being so late in the season,there will fi be no local camnp, as originally ...

... CI1AIPING TRYE B.IAR) AT THE EISTEDDFOD. O~ a the stubject. Of the chairing o~f thle bard, agitated by our correspondent IArgu, 1 Morton ~.writes ?? Argus tells us that 1Dr. rohn. Jones, bsrrister-aft-law, states Chairing of tile bard its originated withi the Nornians.1 I am aware that a John Jones, friend of Vaughan Of Hengwrt, practised in thle courts of the Lords Marchers of rot ...

... NOT ES. EInloM OURt OwNi UORRH3PONDRXaS,] MONDAY NIGHT. I am authorised. to say that Lord Salisbury r has not proposed the restoration of the states quo in Roumelia. The noble Marquess, .t £ am assured, has made no -proposal with regard to the Bulgarian question. All that r, he has done upon the subjf.ot is to receive ,s the Turkish Circular protesting against the violation of the Berlin ...

... A well-attended meeting inl support of DIr. Beale, the Liberal candidate for the oinwortl Division, was beld last evening, iu the Board Schools, Highaield Head, Saitley hir C. Ingall presiding. Amungiet those present were Couneillor Dr. Griffiths, Messrs, Joe. Ansell, A. Keen. HL Neow, jun., H,. tr. Rogers, J. Walsh, Tl Ilodeu, I. Walters, T. Biclsnell, 1. Fleeves, CJ. F. Ford W. Bent. G. ...

... . tulle annual meeting of thle Hollow-ware Pressers' Sooiety was held ab Hanley, on Monday evening, and was largely attended. Thle financial statement showed that notwithstanding the depression of tritle the amount of snbscriptlons received wes elOD. mrora thlsa In the provious year. The statement, which was considered to be very -satisfaotory, was tadopted. Thei qpetion of joining the ...

... TELEGRAPHING TO AUSTRALIA AND -INDIA. The Berlin correspondent of the bimes, giving sonne particulars of the Telegraph Confereneeo at Berlin, and the subject of the Indian and Australian telegraph tariffs at present enforced by the Eastern and Eastern Extension Companies, says ?? The distance from London to Aus- tralia is about 10,500 miles, but hy the cables it is over 12,000 miles. Telegrams ...