... ]E.3A UTNEDl1~Y. IMR. ~BROADHURAST A&ND BbRDESLE Y. In his letter of resignation, read at the last meeting of the Bordesley Divisional Council, Mr. Broadhlurst, MI.P., wrote as follows - ''The whole piiestion of my possible future connectien with Bordesloy lias engaged imy serious attention for some weeks past, snd having regard to the strnined relationships whibh have for tbe time unhappily ...

... AIR. J. MORLEY AT NE CASTLE. I Last night Mr. John Morley, M.P,, addressed two met- ings of the electors of Newcastle. The more important one was that held in the Westmoreland Road School Board Room. Mr. Morley, who was received withK loud cheers, re- plied at some length to Mr. Gosehen's recent speech in Newcastle. That right lion. gentleman, ]ie said, hail asked whether they were rrepared to ...

... -BI M- I AM ARTISANS' RADIOAL x : ; SOIA1ION. pnlblio meeting of iorking men favourable' to- the form'ation of bran'h of the Birmingharn Artisans' BRdical'e Aisoiation' for tle Northlern' Division of the borouiglh was held on Friday eight, in thbeHospita1 Stieet' sard-Sohbrolis. Another objeet for-whiclu the meettng was held was to eonsider Al;rGQladstone's- proposals on - }fome jCule. ?? r.: ...

... The Speaker took the chair at four o'clock, and shortly afterwards members were summoned by Black Rod to the House of Peers, where the royal assent was signified by commission to a number of bills. SOUTH WALES MINES INSPECTOR- SHIP. Mr KENYON asked the Secretary of State for the Home Department whether the appointment of Inspector of Mines in South Wales had been filled up, and, if not, ...

... THE SPEAKER AND HIS CON- STITUENTS. The Conservative Association of Warwick and Leamington have decided to ask the Speaker for an exposition of his views uu Home Rule before deciding to oppose him. ...

... IMPORTA RIONS of Swedish salmon are now arriving in this country, and the fish is dis- posed of generally at lesser rates than those from Scotch stream?;. There is also shortly coming into the market a Swedish fish, called salmon parch, which in Sweden and Germany is estimated as nearly equal in quality to salmon. This tish runs to about 51b. weight, and is beautifully white in colour and ...

... The Grimsby Liberal executive last night Jected a resolution of confidence in Mr Heneago by a large majority. ...

... Defeat of Osman Digna's Followers IRKDTKR'S TELKGRAM.J SCAKIM, Wednesday.—Mahomed Adom Sar- doun, chief emir to Osman Digna, has bad an en- gagement with the Amarars, in which he and many of his followers were killed. ...

... Truth says: Whether the bill will be lost upon the division depends entirely upon whether a few Radicals will awaken in time to the very transparent trap which was set for them on Monday. Had the division been taken on Friday last, before Mr Glad- stone spoke, the bill would have been carried. Unfortunately, Mr Gladstone allowed himself to be drawn. His speech did not really differ from that ...

... THE REPRESENTATION OF MERTHYR. Mr Vaughan, Merthyr, this morning received a telegram which speaks for itself My views expressed in those of Lord Hartington. Am unwilling to take journey as amount of support appears, from tenor of communication, insuffi- cient to win.-GUEST. There is, therefore, little probability of a contest at Merthyr after all. Mr Guest, it is stated in the South Wales ...

... A NEW LAKE AT LLANGAM- MARCH WELLS. Oa.Friday the picturesque Breconsbire watering- place, Llangammarch Wells, was en fate, it being the occasion of the opening of that lake, which covers about three acres of land, and has, like many other improvements at this place, been constructed through the energy of Mr W. Smith, of Eppynt House Hotel. The. opening ceremony was performed by the Hon. Mrs ...

... Balruddery House, near Dundee, belonging to Mr Martin White, merchant, was destroyed by fire to-day, together with its valuable contents. The damage is estimated at £ 50,000. The man- sion was almost rebuilt four years ago. One young man was severely burnt while endeavouring to save property. ...