... Strikes and lReliof. A ourxorus sad interesting judg- ment was delivered yesterday by Lord Justice -Romer on a question - -- P .1 I . .. . _ which arose out of the coal strike in South WVales. The Guardians of the Aferthvr Union gave out-door relief to colliers who had been locked out or gone out on strike. The Powell Duffrvn Stea-ra Coal Company, being large rate- payers in the Union, claimed ...

... THE INVASION |F I EmFcC if WVfl[E YOU W, FPANCXHAS'S WONlDFtU, A poetible cowequencd of the ,asiot Wd dmsttetfofiz of paper. Very liey Battl of or bte* will be again the fashion thtis seasonA. mous coutributcr to the ' IEKv e Mojiesi' r§ases the jorc'lenm of tni lnhgfind, ?? lhe ?? ?? of tf4 (e General Staff who devit with tne ?? I few weeks ago, ke s of opn n Sae itj 00Nl7e ttr orce a pmg67 ...

... SOME HUMAN D)OCUMl.NTS. A MOTHER or FOUR. OrROM A COURI8SPOiDZNT,) No morlbor of our vast cotitrntnity has 4 pro. ?? ttqiutintaocie ?? the corinsities of civi- ! li-atiou thtan the Police Court Misiionpry. ThO o0thr day thbro caien a. suelger in hot hasite to Mr. M.oey, of Woreship-street, asking fore supply of batu- kits froru his store. The occasion wis oxtraordinary They were for a good ...

... I RIi, IARLLAIEAwTi G0IJSE OF LORDS, TURAY. The LOWD CHANOrL.LOiR took his seat *a tkoi Woolsaao s a qoctter-pst tetIr. 1cOTOHq PFARISIT (U1VRCE-S. Iii Coxxttiflx ft hotd bt^t ?? to tootittr adl ditiorisl power on the conirt of Thttfsd, tith rtiefe : covt to altoratior to the ttites of pariisir clhurivos itt Stutoh towus, it w, agierd ht Ctlwt in tunoo oif L~olI 'Twoee~li~tioll thit int Wo ...

... Slasery under the Fiag. TBBRr was nothing upon the Coensrvatiie party ?? mom, tuited four Fears ago thin the _ ?? . . I t1. imperative duty of t.he Government to aboish slavery at onceon the mainland of Zanbar. j CILarrberlain, iin particular, was qite *beside Eilnsef with patriotic indianation. But savery still filourisbes in Zanzbar, and Lor Salisbury does nothin, effective to stop it, i Mr. ...

... TIlS MORNING'S NEVSS Theo Prince of Wallis has promised to lay tihe ?? stone of the ntew Post Offic: Savings 1anlk building at o'est Knsingttoii. 'Tie core- ilutoy will plobably take place in June noxt. mr. (Joschen was imuch better vost erday, and ?? able to i rausact business at his olhoial r5. i- Lieu ?? lelo uoa arraniged to leave London on Sat urday tor the l6iriera. 'Ihe llishop of ...

... BRITISH NATIONAL ANTARCTIC EXPLORATILON. A GIFT OF £25.000. At the meeting of the Royal Geographical Society, yeaterday, the President, Sir Clements Markham, wrade the following very satisfactory statement vith reference to the progress of the suvbscription tqvards the cquipment of a National Antarctie Expedition: In my opening sddress this Session, in referring to the urgency of obtaining ...

... 3TRIXERS AND POOR-|&W B~ELIE-F. RZSPONSTBtE~nffi S OF GUARDIANS. l'PORTANT JUDOMENT. Lord Juntiee Romor, il the Chwcry DMivon, yesterday, deliverod judginent in the action of tho Attortiey Gennranl v. Morthyr 'Tydvil Guardisau, which was tried beforo him last month, when a judgo of ihe Chanceit7 Division, in which the ques- tion xvw raised as lo the legality of the relief gruaited by tho ...

... ?TII IS Ms6t QRN1N(TS N ..1 WS e ?? ?? 'I co-LU o~ ~ W'miou KIlospitul uat o'ce I t. :1cit. ?? CtW VtOut or SirI N vn , ho rrtn'lr's 4ft,'r li f ' ?? ' ?? 0'nililr 7tbl 1dobe in appoicnt- -A 1iOS11I MZ i'lv Anlb'rose 'AS A zr ?? i'U jI 1'1 'rOf I atst: 'I'ke( naml N ' 'aslure 11 aebI'rS ha~s Ie'~ 31 ?? Th' Conrin.'uisi 0 ?? N 11 1 ''C-Ail l''eu UrIiis IlI I', proy;'- 11'N'5I, 711111' ...

... A REMARKABLE SALE. Yesterday Messrb. Christie, Manson, and Woods sold the casket of beautiful jewels owned by the late Lady Martin (Miss lielen Faucit), also jewels, late the property of Princess Louise of Sasxe-Coburg, daughter of the King of the Belgians, and ot Mclle. Photiades Pacha. The jewels in the last- I named, proprty were presented by the Sultan of i Turkey to H. E. Photiades Pachvs ...

... TUNIVERSITY INT GENCE. HrOORKARY DFAGREE71 FORlrE BISHOP- DF'IGYAPE3 OF GAIUAHMSTOWN. Ia a Convocat~ion bolden this morning the honorary; degree of Doctor of Divinity was conferred upon the BaPr. Cbarles Edward Cernish, Honorary Canon of I fBristol, and Bitbop..Dssiguae of Grakamnalown. The I Begin Pr or f Divinity kDr. Inet) in p~rentg Cann Crnshsai tat fte asuccessful caee jlg hA ol 'cnoi, ...

... I he Ezposuie of a Fraud. SPI.DOm. bare the proceedings of the Hollse of Commons on a Wednes- day afternoon been so important and instructive as they were yesterday. The first order of the dav should have been one of the numerous Bills for providing Old Age Pensions which now stand upon the Notice Papex. of the House. But the Government chose to put before it the second reading of the'Conso- ...