... THE BRASSFOJN-DERS' STRIKE. To the Errron of the DAnY Posr. Sir,-Messrs. Sambidge have ventured into print with charges against me as false as they are misleading. They say that after full disceussion I ordered the men to return to work, frankly acknowledging that they were wrong. This was not so. After the full discus- sion referred to, I distinctly stated that some of their workmen were ...

... THE RECENT ASSAULT-AT- I ARMS AT CARDIFF, The promoters of the recent assault-at-arms at Cardiff have1 handed over the handsome sum of £ 35 towards the funds of that deserving institu- tion-Nazaratb House. ...

... At the Mansion House to-day the case was aoneIded against Hermann Greger, a wine Merchant, for selling still wines impregnated JJ^h c?rbotic acid as 8parklin wine. ?e defendant's counsel said his client bad merely carried out a practics of taking sparkling wine extensively prac- tised on the continent, and had no Intention whatever of defrauding any-  The magistrate, however, considered ?!. ...

... A COMPULSORY LOAD-UNE. I Deputation to the Board of Trade. A deputation waited upon Sir Michapl Hicks- Beach on Tuesday afternoon, at the Board of Trade offices, to urge the Government, to assist Mr Broadhurst in passing his load-liue bill this session. The deputation, which was introduced by Sir William Harcourt, consisted of Mr Plim- soll, 26 members of Parliament, iepreaentatives of the ...

... STBIKE OF MINERS. [REUTER S TKLKGRAM.J I ST. ETIKNNK, Tuesday.—At a meeting held at the Labour Exchange hero to-day a general strike of the St. Etienne Coal Mining Company was resolved upon, and delegates were appointed to communicate this decision to the workmen eugagod in the mines of other companies. The situation is disquieting, and fears aro entertained that the strike may extend to all ...

... VNWERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, Fai. 18. T t A l Congregation to-day, by 64 votes to 29, 8S refused to give' its sanction to a new statute which b Ero psed to discontinue afternoon sermons now preached N1 before the University except on special days. The a 5 vice-principal of St. Mas ?? rought forward the statute on ?? of ?? ,a-vabsupported byitbe principal of St. Edmund Hall, and opposed by ...

... I -~ PR S. - - I I I 0 TIIE7ATAC T MOTION-S. t J. . London, Tuesday. a In the fivorce Coitis morning the deferred c motions for attacbmean ag'inst t 2;0heem as J.ow-.d, Dublin, for contempt of court in its corn't Iments on ?? sait instituted:.by Caut O'Shea for a divorce by reason l adultery with Charlea Stuart . Parnel, M P, camne on before 3r. Juitice Butt. Similar motions against ehe London ...

... [REUTER'S TELKGRAM.1 BOSTON, Tuesday.-A fatal accident occurred yesterday on the electric tramway here. Mi George Bradford, a prominent merchant of this city, was riding in a street along where the tram- way runs, when his horse became frightened at the approach of a cr, and planted itself on the track, and the c-:tr coming up at the same moment both horse and rider were knocked down and killed. ...

... THE JORTHERN tCH- WEDNESDAY, FEBRUAR Y 19 ,iA9 I THE HOUSE & THE IRTSR MEME[E.1 THE ridiculous resolution of whioh Mc; SMITH has given notice with regard to tlh report of the Special Commission, simrple even to absurdity as its clauses appear, demands some consideration before it & adopted by the House of Commons. Nhobn the Elouse heard Mr SMITH'S answer to tfi PARNELL, it broke into a hearty ...

... OUR LON'DON. LETTER. LOXDoOy', Tuesday Niglht. Al£ Jackson, thle secretary to the c T.a ury, has been the hero of the ques- rioGu.jiru- in the House of Commlnons. He Caine to thle frnut, firet, in reply to a ques- tion Irom MIr Halley Stewart as to certain I procep-irs of the Irish Board of Works urder tire LUght Railway Act. It is stated ,hat the reports of the proceedings show that Nhien Mlr ...

... CHWEFROR 19, -1890. REGISTERED AT THE GRNERHAL POST OFFiCE AS A NE;SPAPgER C A P T P, FO L, n ER's wythnosan, y mae rhanau. helaeth o sir Lin- II coin yn dioddef a dan bla llygod. Nil oes diwrnod m yn myned heibio heb fod cacnoedd o honynt yn cael y ealladd; sa etto, y mae eu nifer yu parhau yn I% ddi.rif. Tra yr oeddyut, ar ferm yn Long Sotton, u. yn dyrau tas fechaD, mewn cymimhariaeth, ...

... I 'TE LIBEL A'CTION AGAINST THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER BY E MR. PARNELL'S SECRETARIY DUBLIN. TUESDAY-The action brought by Mr. Henry Campbell, M.P. for South Fermnanagh. against the proprietors of the Be/hizAt XeNws- L-etter to recover damages fixed by the plaintiff at £5,000. in respect of a certain libel published by the defendants in their newspaper on or about the 16th August, 1888, came on ...