... (BY OLR NEWMARKET COKlljUS^OXDE^T.) NEWMARKET, Saturday.—On the Bury side, Bam- bridge's P. and 0., Fugleman, and Cerise gelding gal; loped two miles at a good pace Cavaliero and a ban- ter had P. similar gallop. Kaylioe's Le Nord, Ren- ve;¡¡¡to, Beauharnais, Galloping Queen,, Colein, and Jii m ...

... THE POSITION OF CAflDIFF AS A FORT. I The Importation of Duty-paying Goods. At a, meeting of the Cardiff Parliamentary Committes to-day—Alderman D. Lewis (deputy- mayor) presiding—the Tawn Clerk stated that the committee had to consider what steps should be taken for obtaining for Cardiff the rank of a firsc-elass port. Mr Turner, the superintendent of the Board of Trade in Cardiff, had ...

... A M!NE FLOODED. Great Loss of Life. L i ViE\XA, Saturday.—During the Hoods) in Bohemia, which f.re now subsiding, the Anna. colliery pit wa. ncdtl, and ma.ny of the miaers who in th'3 pit W8re Ot-ownefl. number of the victims tiot at 6rst known, but S7 bodipa ha.ve now beeu recovered, &nd 73 peraons have &h'cady been brought: out alive. ...

... I NICE, Thunda(,I.-M. G-,imbetta, the father of the great French statesman, died here to-day. M. Gambetta succumbed to cancer in the ist omach. ...

... Unintentional Cremation. The private lunatic asylum kept by Dr Harmer Hawkhurst, Kent, was yesterday morn- ing destroyed by fire. Most of the inmates escaped, but one charred corpse was found in the ruins, and a young lady, Miss Jemmett, is miss- ing. A later telegram states that the fire broke Gut in the linen room, and in three hours the whole building was totally destroyed. A large number ...

... THEY CALLED HIM SMITH. To-d,y, %t the Card? if County Court-before his Honour Judge Owon-an interpleader action was heard in which a Queen street Arcade furniture broker named Sedgefield was the plaintiff. Sedgefield stated that his father, who was the defendant, was in the habit of buying furniture for him at auction sales. He usually gave the name of Smith for the convenience of the ...

... | I THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4. di LENDING INCIDENTS. 5? Hones or CoAsoNs, THURsDAY Nicier. A surprise was sprung upon the House to-night by Mr. Balfour submitting a supplementary ceti- mate for. £2,00 to enable himrto relieve tbe distress R in [roland caused by the failure of the potato crop. tl Ho sent up information to the Reporters'i:allery 'v while the questions were going on that he was about ...

... THE WSATHS I P , MDONDAY -NreGr.-Very cold usoatheris lill to prevail over England to-morrovw morning, qvith thick fogs. These conditions, hoever, a-ill probably be very temporary, anti be followed by mild winlds from the south-west and-south. FORECASTS FOR TO-D-AY. 0. Scotlad, N-Calm and variable ms.; much colder for a. time; not settled. 1. Scotland, E-.-SaneanD. a Encland, N.E.-dame as 0. 3 ...

... DISTRICT N.1 W S. aPI SWANSEA. tiol 'ITu QUESTION OF THIE SITE for Sa DOW higher r- gladea school is to be considerod (it ta special It,f meeting of thoe ?? next Mo1nday. Thle corpo. for ratlont deputation have Inet the School board co- Trio m'Iittee. They stated the lessons which called hoe I lpion them to interfere, andt offered a site adjoin- spil s' ing thle club in Alexandre.-l'ad. The ...

... CARDIFFNr LOCAL MARINE BOARD. Tue! first- meeling of Uie above body was held at, ieo Bouid or Trade Offie~s, Bute D-cks, Cardiff, oil Ithursdny, Mr. Swansiun, Assmstnut Secretary' of tbe Marine Depart onot, attendod as a deputation flom Ihe Board of Trado to ?? the proceodings. Mr. Alderman Lewis, deputy-mayor, attended 'od congrmtsulnted the bo ard oni its fiors- ioo. IJr. Wheatley, town ...

... MR. PARNELLS MANI ESTO. 3 01 -a Ja re 'DIVISION AMONGST HIS 1e w 'FOLLOWERS. A ye Ri e M-R. G4LADSTONE'~S REPLY. n ell en M sb LE TTE R FROM MR. MORLEY, a Vs ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ _ Pt ?? 00 P The Press Association is authoriaed to make ~ Es public the following important communication w from Mr. Gladstone IM Sir,-It is no part of my dut y to canvass theWV manifesto of Mr. Pat-nail, which I have ...

... GLEA NINKrS. Lord Cadogan h3as ordered the destruction of rabbits throughout trh Suffo!k estate. Lord Coleridge, Lord Chief Justice of England, entered upon his seveotieth year yesterday. Sir Frederick Leighton, Bart., president of the Royal Academy, attained his sixtieth year yesterday. It is stated that the sum which New Tipperary has cost the _Nationalist treasury up to the present ...