... •Tim POST BAG.' Aianr a^.jir-ur irrr' a vvs.'t i limp Ast ,iuht, but w^-afa»-f* w^a ascce ft-: 'Iheis were, -.ays a was;, o -A boi bi b shiphiokar. ()n Satarday Mr. James J 0:133 o iet'et from the Board oc Trade *ntl the changing cf trhe name of £ b& Aqu ie -.0 ci A in nd. s. t i? sa;d that v.iieuevvr a do; o4-- .i attc ads -at tin? offices of the Vv T'n-piate Works there is iway°- ih ...

... | i L i ti h RESIGNATION HONOURS. g 4. - W MINISTERIAL VISITS TO WINDSORL t r b LATEST DEVELOPMENTS. B - LIST OF HONOURS. ?? Press Association ?? was officially C notified at Downing-street last evening that the u Queen has been graciously pleased to approve, S en the recommendation of Lord Rosebery, of the g following honours and appointments:- e To be created ?? Houghton and Lord Carrington ...

... The Interest of the London Roman Catholic com- inanity was centred on Saturday in a ceremony of their lhuclih at Westminaster, whoeu raison d'etra was alleged to be the noed of having in the metropolitan dioeose of the Roman Catholic Church in Eiglaed a cathedral, without which, In tho words of a circular re- centlyiesuedby CatrdlilL1 Vaughan, the Metropolitan See ie usable to oeerciso its ...

... EIGHTY PERSONS ARRESTED. Upwards of 80 persons were arrested on Satur- day in a ciub in Charlotte-street, 1 ITZROY-SQUARE, London, and removed to the Tottenham Court- road Police Station. The accused, who included a number of women, were afterwards brought up at Marylborough-street and remanded, the magl. strates offering to accept bail. ...

... A WIFE'S CALLOUS CONFES- SION. WANTED TO CREMATE HER'LIVING HUSBAND. The members of the Metropolitan Fire Brigade were called out early on Saturday to extinguish a fire at a house in Southwark. The wife of the occupant subsequently went to the Fire Station, and said she set the house alight to barn her husband to death, and was surprised to learn that she had not succeeded. The woman, whose ...

... MONSTRE GATHERING IN THE ROSEBERY HALL. MAGNIFICENT CHORAL PER- FORMANCE. NINE MASSED MALE CHOIRS. SPEECHES BY JUDGE GWILYM WILLIAMS, SIR E, J. REED, M.P., AND DR. PARRY, Thetlargest, and without doubt, the most successful concert ever given in Cardiff was that- which took place on Saturday afternoon in the Rosebery Hall, Canton, for the purpose of furthering the fund for presenting a national ...

... [SUPPLIED BY MESSRS WEATHERBY.) Visitors' Plate, Newmarket-Sbemer, Kilcoek, Wise Virgin. Princess of Wales's Stakes-Blairfinde. All engagements-SHomo, ...

... ULSTER CONVENTION ILEAGIJE. THE COMING, GENERAL ELECTION. TO THE UNIONISTS OF ULSTER. In view of the General Election, which is now upon us, th e Ulster Convention League, acting in conjunction with the authorised representatives of the Ulster Loyalist Union, the Unionist Clubs, and the Ulster Liberal Unionist Association, work- ing in direct co-operation with the Irish Unionist Alliance, ...

... CICELY ANAyD TH4e ; CA QCao-V showed. some distrust when I first potonosed to take her phiota~giapn. ispre YOU sure y9u 'can mnarag-e if' ? :h e asked, Adding that she did not qqant tv Coine out black, likd the boot.-boy whomin I hlad secured a& a sitter ,,ue Previous day. Bitn seeiiig that, I was then quite inc ,peri66eddj sjhe need not have thrown 'the aiad ire in miy iteethl. I ha stdie ...

... Bl.At(LP'3OL -Weatner againm anpears a.'tlid. T'he srn Fl' br'jatitti titrorohk iit Satnrdor. rnd yreterday 'e Ltat wL, p'easar.tly to.)cef bh an izvitgsratung era brerer Tbh Eatre:r is ?? its lost grcnd. 110 NES'S-ON-W1NI IlERM'ERE.-Delittht:S.t7l l-rr2hr arL:'. ar.tk Oo. s:nal cloudy anrnasr which, ;th wa ateah , ester: tib-.c made what wonld otherwise Lare been °Pt ?? beta ra- B..rometer 29 ...

... At the meeting of the Robert Emmet Branch of the Irish National League of Great Britain, held on Sunday, the following resolution was passed unanimously :— That we heartily con- gratulate Mr J. F. X. O'Brien on his election as a representative of Cork, and his triumph over the combined efforts of Toryism and faction. ...

... YQYORaHIRE NATURALISI FLAMBOROUG&H The Yorkshire Naturalists' Union devote to the exploration of Fiamborough, ies natural bistory. Leave had been given in kindly manner by the resident landtawns district, Miss Cottrell-Dormer and Mr. Ta Lloyd-Greame, the latter also encouraging by allowing his name to be proposed as Others proposed and elected were Mr. W. ?? of Halifax; Mr. Thomas Mitchelso ...