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... I Sir Henry Fowler on the Situation. Last night Sir Henry Fowler presided over the Midland Counties house dinner held at the National Liberal Club, among the guests being Earl Carrington, Sir W. B. Foster, M.P., Sir W. H. Wills, M.P., Mr F. A. Charming, M.P., Mr Pirie, M.P., Mr R. Y. Price, M.P., Sir Robert Head, Sir Clarence Smith, Sir T. Wemyss Reid, and Mr Donald Murray. The following are ...
... Among the applicants for relief to the S, Alban's Guardians yesterday was the widvjw ox a Crimean vsteran who recently died in indigent circumstances. The woman acted as nurse throughout the Crimean campaign,and her father was for 25 years in the English coastguard service. The board granted relief the chairman ana ssveral members expressing the opinion that it was scandalous for the country ...
... Fire in Hungary. 200 HOUSES DESTROYED. Fourteen Persons Burned to Death. VIENNA, Friday.—A despatch to the Nene Freit Press states that a great fire has broken out at Nagylodrog, in Hungary. Two hundred houses have been destroyed, and 14 persons burned to Neics. ...
... SOUTH WALES COAL TRADE. THE ENGINII:Ili)EN'S ASSOr-'IATION. It will be recollected that the negotiations be- tween the Monmouthshire and South Wales Coal- owners' Association and the South Wales Col- lieries Enginemen's Association for the adop- tion of the agieement proposed by the former fell through, the engine- men rejecting the proposed agreement, more particularly on account of Clause 2, ...
... Seven Years' Courtship. THE SAD FATE OF 11 DELICIA. I A MORAL FOR ENGAGED COUPLES. I At the London Sheriff's Court yesterday (be- fore Mr Under Sheriff Burchell and a, jury) Miss Marian Field, a. packing-case manufacturer's forewoman, aged 24 years, sued the defendant, Mr Harry Joseph Earl, of the King's Head Hotel, Hedworth, Warwickshire, to recover damages for breach of promise of marriage. ...
... SCENE AT BLACKPOOL PIER. The extraordinary scene at Blackpool on Thursday had a sequel in the Police Court yes terdfly, when Miss Livingstone, styliahly attired, and Nurse Todd were charged with attempting to commit suicide. The Chief Constable said Miss Livingstore and Nurse Todd belonged to Birkenhead. They had been staying at Lytham, and the previous day they wont on the Central Pier at ...
... MR RHODES IN BELGIUM. I BRUSSELS, Saturday.—Mr Cecil Rhodes, after lunching yesterday at the Palace with King Leopold, had two hours' cor ference with his Majesty alone. The King is understood to have given Mr Rhodes a most hearty and explicit assurance of his desire to co-operate in the exten- sion of telegraphic and railway communication between South and North Africa. ...
... Hunting Appointments. I GLAMORGANSHIRE HOUNDS. Monday, Feb. 6, at Llanilid, at 11 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 8, at Flemingstone. at 11 a.m. Friday, Feb 10, at Porthlrerrv, at 11 a.m. PEMBROKESHIRE HOUNDS. Monday, Feb. 6, at Trewarren, at 11 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 11, at Letterstone, at 11 a.m. YSTRAD AND TYNYCWMMEK HOUNDS. Tuesday, Feb. 7, at Dymbath. at 9.30 a.m. Friday, Feb. 10, atButeHoLel, ...
... SENSATIONAL INCIDENT IN A CHAPEL- As was reported in the later editions of the Echo last night, Dr. Berry, the well-known and revered pastor of the Queen-street Congrega- tional Church, Wolverhampton, died suddenly yesterday afternoon, under circumstances of a most unusnal and melancholy character. A few days ago his medical attendant, Dr. Totherick, of Wolverhamptoa, passed away after a shorl ...
... WANTED, AN INTERPRETER. A Disaffected Crew. The desire of an Italian ship's carpenter for a disinterested interpreterled the Cardiff magis- trates to-day to adjourn a case which was before them. Mr A. M. Ingledew told the Bench that the master of the Italian vessel Julia R. desired the assistance of the Court to compel the mem- bers of the crew to resume duty. The complain- aut was Frederico ...
... THE POPE AND THE PEACE CONFERENCE. ROME, Wednesday—A change is n^eoable to- day in the attitude of the Govcrnznout Pre. on the question of the Pope and the Peace Confer- ence. The J'oiinh) iioinc.no and other Ministerial jonrnals to-day express themselves as in favous of his Holiness being represented nt the c^r.n-, encti.—Central ...
... M3fETvOROLOGIOAL NOTES. . - SO'tOT WILES TIDE TABLE. 'Iuea- il3dr',le 4 216 21 26 3a9 331 ?? . Lp u .; 329i 3 1 3 241 4 12 414 Fob. 7 lueitrhr 30 32 31 27 10 26 9 26 0 Wed- NDora' 4 6 3 4 4 3 4 58 5 0 ...