... Mr T. D. Sullivan, M.P., arrived at North- ampton on Saturday afternoon, and was met at the railway-station ljy a large number of Liberals and Radicals. I i e was conducted through the principal streets, which wore filled by enthusiastic crowds, to the Cum Exchange, where he was re- ceived by the Mayor, who wore his robes of office, and by the Liberal members of the corporation; Addresses of ...

... THE BRADLAUGH-PETERS DISPUTE. In reply to a resolution praying the House of Commons to refuse a select committee on the matters at issue between Messrs Bradlaugh and Peters, and to allow the action to be tried in the conrts, Mr W. H. Smith has written that he informed Mr Bradlaugh in the House of Commons that as the whole question between him and Mr Peters was about to be raised in a court of ...

... HEAVY SNOWSTORMS IN ITALY. | Railways Blocked. ) [CKNTRAL NEWS TKLEGRAil ] HOME, Wednesday niorning.-Tile iieavy snow I has interrupted the coach traffic in the neighbour- hood of Turin. The Piedmontese Railways aro also blocked in some places. ...

... AN ABUNDANCE-OF CANDIDAT Mr D. A.Thomas (Y;gubor\,ven),one of the fn bable candidates whose name is contained io H preliminary list adopted by the general comffl'j of the Merthyrand Aberdare Liber J A?socia^ visited Merthyr on Tuesday. He is, we undei stand, making a tour of the district. gentlemen have offered themselves as caudid^ it seem, and oue of them was ready to down in post haste ...

... n the course of the Cambridge University Lent Races yesterday afternoon the Clare College crew made a bump, and were dragging to the opposite side when the Trinity Hall bout, ptessed bard by Emmanuel, ran into the Clare boat, the bow of the Trinity boat entering the chest of Mr E. S. Campbell, oue of the oarsmen, killing him on the spot. ...

... District Intelligence, CARDIFF. A Niiw POST oi I ICE HAS been opeued at Cvnt* well, 11 ar Ey. where ordinary post-office business will ha transacted. CLIFTON CHAPKL, -ROATH.-Tiie Rijv J. M. Saunders (son of Dr D. Snunders,Swansea), who has just returned from America, where he has been doing good work, is announced to preach he :v, to-morrow. BOAHU of 'I'KADE EXAMINATION.— At the Board of Trade ...

... WELSH SPEAKING CLERGY IN WALES, Remarks by the Bishop of Liandaff, The Bishop of Llandnff, in inducting the Rev Francis as vicar of Yojshir, Rhoudda Vllch, this morning, dwelt upon the solemnity of tbe ceremony and the importance of seeing that the incumbent inducted on this and other occasions was a man qualified to discharge his duties and orthodox in his views. In a parish where the people ...

... On Friday evening a meeting of the Cambrian Society was held at the Cymmrodorion Chambers, in St. Mary-street, Card ff, when a paper was read by Dr. Rhys Gi ffirhs, on Welsh M-dicine in the 13 h ann 15 h Ceuturies. M^jot Junes presided, and there were present, amoni,st o,tioi-s, Professor Roberts, and Messrs E. Thomas, O. L. Roberts, Beriah G. Evans, and rrndor EvanS. In the c>a»rne of bis ...

... X300 LOST AND FOUND AT CARDIFF. By the train from Mei tiiyr due at the Queen- street Station of the Taff Vale Railway, Cardiff, about nine o'clock, there travelled on Wednesday morning a gentleman, to whom had been entrusted three large bags, each containing other bags in which large sums of money had been deposited to be banked. When the train arrived at Cardiff the g-en tleman in question ...

... A MINER'S CLAIM FOR WAGES, At, Aberdara county curt, on Wednesday— before Judge Williams—the case of Wm. Evans v. the Powell Duffryn Company (Lim.) was heard. This was an action brought by the plaintiff, a collier, against the defendants, to recover a sum of £1 4, alleged to be due to him for wages. Thu defendants had put in a counter claim for £15; alleging that the plaintiff had left his ...

... Proposed Application to the Board of Trade. At a meeting of the public works committee of tbe Cardiff Town Council, this afternoon, a letter was read from the secretary of the Cardiff District and Penarth Harbour Tramway Company, stating that the directors were by no means negli- gent of the matter of the repairs of the tramway. There would be a meeting of the board on Satur- day, when tenders ...

... Opening of Parliament I To-day. I THE QUEEN'S SPEECH. WESTMINSTER, 11 20. A little flutter of excitement round the precincts of Westminster has been the only indication so far that the opening day of the new session has arrived. One or two members were seen in the vicinity of the House befure the daylight was clearly established, seeking to sccme the right to favourite seats in the chamber by ...