... I ELECTION _INTELLIGXCE. I. CASHE souTrH-EASTS-GORTON DIVISION. The result of the polling at Gorton On Friday was announced on Saturday as follows:- Air. W. Mather (G L ?? 5,155 Mr. E. Hateh ( C) . _ ...

... I LoNsoN, Thursday NBight. ' larih P-soners Bill was by no means dis- -u so o a yesterday's division, and as the 3flC' lmeat could not be voted upon, owing to 13Lof time, both b ...

... SEQUEL TO THE OLPRERT EVICTIONS. Forty-two prisoners, arrested for resisting the Sheriff and emergency men at the recent evictions on the Olphert estate, wreo yesterday removed f ...

... I I A PROSECUTION DECIDED UPON. tcue rcs 2etegrems.]5 P.Ass, April 4.-At the Cabinet Council held this morning it was decided that the Government should ask leavo from the C ...

... . 0. Scotland, N.. Southerly and south-westerly 1. Scotland, N . ?? increasing in force; un- 1. Scotland, ?? settled; some rain. 2. England N.EW 5. England, BE .1 Sesstk-we ...

... THE STATE OF =ELAND LORD ASHBOURNE'S ACT. The landowners who have benefited most extensively from Lord Ashbourne's Act appear, from tbh pardia anentary return moved for by Mr. John Ellis to be the' Sa ...

... The Paris correspondent of the Daily Tdcgra?ph says the Eiffel Tower is finished as far as its framework is concerned, and pervades 'aris, so to speak, with a curiously impressive in ...

... k.I id Ms. T. D. HoanY.-Yesterday, the report of G0 the rcindition of Mr. T. D. Hornby wra asfollows: ft -The doctor thinks that there is a s Iight um- to provement in Mr. Hornby's conditio to-day. a, IsHIs NATIONAL Lzaers (WnrE5 TOsTrm ?? nenal weekly meeting of this3 to branch was heid in the roomrs on Sunday, Mr. E. 3 50 Wall in te chair. Mr. Counci]lor MI'Miilin de- 3 livered an able ...

... The Man Abiut Town. There appears every oason to believe that Cardiff has secutd an excellent successor to Mr Hemingway as Head Con- stable. The contest for appointment lay yesterday between Mr Mckenzie, Deputy Chief Constable of Britol, and Captain Norton, of Cowbridge aid, in the result, the first-named gentleman-was selected by a large majority. To one point especially inquiry will be ...

... THE SLEAFOfiD ELECTION. The Sleafohi election expenses of Mr Henry Chaplin. M.P., have been returned at 21,417 1-k 9-J, which is nearly the full amount allowed. The amount inclades £ 197, returning officer's charges £ S5, personal expenses 2235, agent's fees £ 394-, printing and advertising and 2151, postage and telegrams. Mr Otter's election expenses have been returned at £ 1,244 3. 6d. ...

... 1- 7 The Murder of a Tourist. TRIAL OF LAURIE. The trial of John Watson Laurie, who is Accused of the murder of Edwin Robert Rose, of Upper Tooting, by throwing him over a precipice near the head of Glen Sannox on July 15th last, eommenced at Edinburgh to-day before Lord Kingsborough, the Lord Justice Clerk, and a Jury. Great interest was taken in the case, and the approaches to the court were ...

... THE VALUE OF A WIDOW. A Clerkenwell man is in queer trouble. He married a widow with four children, and was happy. Both the widow and his ready-made family were all his fancy had painted. Ignoranoe being bliss, be made a fool of himself by going and discovering that she was not a widow, and never had been a widow, because she never had bad a husband, though her claims to the children were ...