... 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 ...

... {HI* OUR NEWMARKET COHItKSPOMJKM.) NEWMARKET, Tuesday. — On the Racecourse sida Brown's Rex, Castor, Tidal Wave, Prince Peter, and 'lonatis galloped a mile. Cannon's Touch-and-Go and Bellona were sent three miles and a half Jack Frost and Binkboy goiiK' a mile. J. Dawson's. jun, Feiix. llome-made. and Pamela negotated a siniiia^ distance; Friedland, Belleville, and Lutzen followed. Gilbert's ...

... At Dukinfield ouFridayaman named James -IKgby, engaged in a haylieldj suddenly fell dead jfrom sunstroke.. ■ ...

... A monster petition from the Salvation Army, in MipEuglishSunday Closing Bill, signed by ar.(«ir 400,000, is now on its way to the House of CJgLrliuud, ...

... First Tramp: Lllurder Help! Help !-Second Tramp: What's the matter, Denny?—First Tramp: I dreamt I was wur-r-r-kin! A new paper is to be started in New York by the barbers, to be called the Shaver. It will probably be illustrated with cuts. What's the matter, little boy? That feller bit me. Well, I wouldn't cry i- I were you. 'Course you wouldn't, 'caue you're big enough ter lick him. ...

... Yesterday morning at eleven o'clock the body of KhulI Patilihau Pichitz, late Attac! 6 at the Siamese Legatipp in Paris, was incinerated in one of the NEW, CREMATION furnaces which have beei. erected in cemetery of P&re-Lnchaise. The attache W^I (mly thirty-three years old, and had been ai-iftg for A considerable time, the rigour of the recent winter 11a viug injured his constitution ...

... THELANCHERSHIPCANAL CO. - k\AD THEIR RESPONSIBIEITIES. I1 - - At the fortnightly meeting of the Altrinchbat Union Rural Sanitary Authority, held at Kntts- ; ford yesterday. Mr. T. 3IL Fox (medical officer| laid before therm. a report on the condition oI tn Bridgewrater Canal, which affected the health of thousands along its banks. The normal onditic' of this canal by night and by day was one o ...

... ;he ]F II.L d OFFCIA LIST OF THE KILLED. 1 Ade A correspondent at Armagh, telegraphing last: for ret evening, ?? have been taking place cott 90o throughout the day. Among thema wa that of best ad. Will;iam Crozier, who was buried with masoni 'able ble honours. Two 6isters, named RoGntree, who were°7- he very much attached to one another, were buried oeef ant together. Amongst the others was a ...

... I PERIAL_ PARLl-kNT- I IFRIDkY, MAY 3-L LEADING INCLDE.N-Th. Host or. CnoN's$ FRAr NIGHrr.T. The Scotch members made a stand to-day on c] the subject of the second of the four Scotch Local pi Government Bil's which the Government tried to o get read ]ast night after the contentious bunsiness jl was over, but failed. It was the object of the Government to re-fer it to the Standing Committee on ...

... NATTONAL INDEPENDENT OMDER OF ODDFELLOWS. |TihaFcrty-faarthl Annual Movable COnmit; j1 conaaeicesd its sitting in ManclicLeer )-steleflea, g the Graand M1aster (]ro. J. P. Ibbotson, ?? 2 1 e presidinac Over 190 dlenpgtas wer- pres'nr.-ln e his annual address. the Ch:irman, after welkeouine n the delegates, said it wa Sery ratii sag to :aN'C *r to report that daring the year the order had cn- 1 ...

... THE DURE AND DUCHESS OF I PORTLAND. jrl . TaE ROMIu WELCOME, 'rie reception accorded to the Duke and Duchess .s of Po rtlan on their. arrival at Workeop was rnag- 0 nificeot. Thr thoroughfares -were tastefully deco. £ r. rated with flags, triumphal arches, and mottoes c ,s appropriate to the occasion. The route ol the bridal I procession wias crowded. by sightseers. At half- - past six pm. the ...