... Penwitbers, Chats-- water ,Blackwater, and Riedruth, on the same line. The extension of the Whitland and Cardigan Rail-1 way, froni ?? Arms to Cardigan, is practically completed, and will be opened for passenger traffic iii thle course of a few days. Under ...

... at Brighton yesterday afternoon. Lord Chichester is suc- ceeded by his seoi, Waltr John, Lord Pelham, who was born in 1838, and who is married to a daughter of Sir John Ducan 1311gb. ...

... Summers, GC. Hodges, J. Shelton, T. Grifliths, W. I Williams, Tmee. Adams (central secretary), S. Huxley, J. Baker, Geo. Broce, John Baker, F, Wynn, and t J. Leach (local ?? of regret at non- fi attendance were read from Alderman Major, C. a E. Shaw, and T ...

... waiting for cargoes. The directors had been considering the question of developing the fish and meat trade over their system. Cardigan Bay. was full of fish. and to develop this traffic they had decided to reduce the rates for conveyance to a wonderfully small ...

... public examination December 21, at 11 a.m., at the County Hall, Derby. JOHNe NVAe EER, Priest Cliff, Teddington, Derbyshire, farnier. First meeting December 4, at 2 p.in., at the Rutland Arms, Bake- well ' public exaininotion December 21, at 11 a.m., at the ...

... his case; and not only approyed of the principle, but almost committed him- self to the policy of making it compulsory, and arming the loeal'authorities with power to carry it into effeet. Ii am, lie said, inclined to believe that, with a good local ...

... from Cork was made of bog oak, and ornamented with silver. It was surmounted by a figure of Erin, and on the sides were the arms of the city of Cork, with the motto Statio f-ewe frfC C'Jrisds, and those of Mir. Gladstone, with the motto Side et Virlte ...

... ? ?? 4,626 J, 11'. Johns (L) ?? ?? 3.608 Majority ?? ?? 1,018 The rosult wae received wvithl loud and contintued cheering On the jlart of Mr. Dugdalo's supportors.-Mr, lDugdale, Otl appeeaoring at thle Window of the Newdegate Arms Hiotel, wsas vociferously ...

... THE ARMS (IRELAND) BILL. Earl SiENCEt, in asking their lordships to give a second reading to the Arms (Ireland) Bill, said it was really a continuance bill, differing only in some minor particulars from the Act whish passed in 1881. These arme measures ...

... (il Wednesday evening an open-air meeting was held at Hazel Slado, in support of Sir John Swinburne, Mr. J. Jackson presided ; and there was a largo attendance. Sir John, who wsas well received, said that the late Parliament wa3 a very short one, acd lie ...

... of the reforms recommznded under the Berlin treaty. a TILE BELFAST RIOTS. Im answer to quiestious from Mr. Sexton and Sir. John- steno, Mr. MORLEY said his information did not enable him to do more than confirm the newspaper account of the dis- turbance ...

... Conservative members, were re-elected unopposed. In Bishop Street Ward Mr. John Smith (L.) and Mr. C. Fletcher (C.) were elected unopposed, Mr. Smith being re-elected. Mr. John Sutton ?? lvho has represented the ward for some years, was also nominated ...