... IT o-day's London Papers., THE VOLUNTEERS AND WIMBLEDON, The Times, commenting on the Duke of Cam- bridge's dec sion not to permit future rifle meetings on Wimbledon-common, says :-The Duke of Cambridge holds that he would sacrifice bis interests without rendering Wimbledon safe, and^ without securing duo enjoyment of that portion of his property which the association does not wish to buy. ...

... SUNDAY POSTAL DELIVERIES. A New Experiment in Cardiff and lather Large Towns. We are informed that the Postmaster-General bas selected several of tho large provincial towns, including Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham, Leeds, and Cardiff, in which the experiment will probably be made of separating letters from news- papers and circulars, with a view to lightening the Sunday delivery by holding ...

... fARMING AFFAIRS. The annal show of shire hoes was opened atI| the Agricultural kfall. Lonadon, yesterday, and I was well attended. The entries numlber 410, as t compared wita 349 last year. The fint prize for sallions one your old was awarded to Govenr, nor belongir to Mr. A. C .Dncome. a. PEL'STON CHESBPFu-Yesterday, the 3nouiIy B cheese fair was held at Preston, under the Covered I larket. ...

... AND ,SUFFOLK, NORFOLK. ESSEX, AND .OAMERIDG$EHIRE ADVSETISER. WE7DNESDAY, FEBBUARY 29. - - . IAll who have given to the question of our food supply. anything like serious considera- tion have been much impressed by one un- fortunate anomaly-unfortunate, at all evenits, so far as the people is concerned, by which the price of a nutritious and wholesome article of faod is rendered to. the ...

... TO-DAY'S POLICE. CARDIFF. COAL STEALING.—At the police-court, tn-day- the magistrates present being Mr T. W. Lewis, Major Slouer, and Dr Paine—George Corpe and John Firzgibbon were charged on remand with stealing a quantity of coal, the property of the Great Western Railway CouiDany, from some tru-ks at the Grcaf Western goods shed, Newtown. Mr T. H. Evans prosecuted for the railway company. ...

... LIT3ThAL UNTONTh?T MEETINGS IN 23U?M1N(JiAM. I SPEECHES DY MR. ?V. U. CAINE. 31.1'. T orb cx enn-g 'ocetings sx'era held in Bit mioghim of sherol Unronisi , TI e one at MeLon ,S'rset l-iotrd ? i-cl no.5 ri', hr-carded 0V51 liv lilt. 1-i. Chamber-jam, ?I4?. and on or around the platform were dire. liiciiar.l Chamberlain, Alelerorair Menrick, V.1' a dir. w, Cajire-, 11.1'., Mr. Air-stan Chamber- ...

... NOP?T? STAFFORDSHIRE MINING- INSTLTUTI?. The ananal meeting of tie members of tijainstiti was held en Muntlay, a: S'eko-upon 'front: Mr. B Woodell, lil.it, pre-iding. in the coom there was ,e co siderahie exhihicton of mining and mechanical epidiance Tim Secretary reid she sixteenth annual renort. isO i stated that though there was a slight rGcrsase ta the total n?srnher of members (vi,., ...

... Rk LIASE OF MR. COX. M.P. I 4e I ' This mei~ning, ~ Limerick, Tuesday. .-This mering, at half-past uine,.31r.JJkCoz, M.F',w;as released from time-linerlik Diatrict Prison, where he had been imprisoned for the past month. He was received outside the jail by the Mayor, Mr. F A O'Keeffe; the High Sheriff, Air. Stephen O'Mara and a number of leading Nationalists. A small force of police was .ono- ...

... i Marnvolaetht a CJhladdedigaeth Mr. Evan Davies.-Cym. merodd marwolaeth yr hynafgwr uchod le yn ei breswylfod yn y Bwlchgwyn, dydd Sadwrn, Chwefror 7fed, pan yn 74ain mlwydd oed. Dichon mai fel tad Neifiou y mae yn h bawddaf dangos i'r cyhoedd pwy ydoedd. Brodor o Prion ger Dinbycl, ydoedd Mr. Davies. Cafodd ei fagu mewn teulu digrefydd; ond pan tua saith mlwydd oed, trwy ymn. - weliad rhyw ...

... At the annual meeting of the Birmingham Conservative Association, Sir James Sawyer was unanimously re-elected president, and m return- ing thanks be congratulated the members on the victories achieved in recent municipal contests. Since the last annual meeting the party had taken a share in seven municipal Bghts. and in four of them its candidates had boon returned. He regarded the majority in ...

... THE WEATHER AND NAVIGATION. A telegram from Llovd's agent at Copenhaaen states that the Drogden Lightship has left her station on account of the ice. ...

... 'rhn - iv ic , Ad.e -o . . s The sixtieth session of the bonth Dllrlain District f.odge was held in the CongregationaL Chapel, Barnard Castle, yesterday, presided over by Bro. Ja-. J. Woods, ?? of Ifrtle. pool. The D.C.T.'s report showed that there haR been considerable activity in the district dirinag the past quarter. The retturns show an increase on the previous quarter of 146 members. ...