... 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 ...

... Mr Osman Edwards, in a very interesting lecture on the above subject to the Playgoers' Club at the Hotel Cecil on Sunday last, said :-The Japanese stage com- bines with esthetic charm mnore lofty attributes. It has always aspired to instruct and elevate the masses. It teaches history better than the schoolmaster, and morality better than the priest. Its performances for nearly three centuries ...

... CONCILIATION A),D TFADE DISPUTES. - g. _ ?? by.A .. _ .1 A With reference to the proposldi conference under i the auspices of tlie Board of 'I'rade to ctocsidry rbe boot I inean, of decreasing trade conflicts. the Presideiot ef tie B ttd > T'ratde las just seat the lollowinig letter to Mr. S n WDW3, the senrotairy of the Parliaeelitary Cote- mviltee of th(o Trade Ui~on Congrests :- Board of ...

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... THE 1 vUET.E 7- Tmea pathos ci Ili', tatcs of hininbe wic'~as sc.-o I-tirneswi-ih~n~e'b~ e nd 1, who woiked. iore. or less in the an ?? the trade, could1 alrliog ov. d-nitterin 'nyself his disciple, so k~eenly cd I admtire thceim had been, a little in ,kuts to Whal:. part of the i-oafti'Y sho'tui choose for the train.. pI so fre.'nrly needed, and m nlY . ?? 'i~as largelly in3luenced. by thle ...

... TO UP, 77 EDITION, . 51E FIGHTING ThI THE PHILIPPINES. INSURGENTS STOUTLY RESISTING. \NASHPINGON, Mouday.-The following cablegram, dated Manila, March l6 has been received here from Genera1 Otis: MacArthur advanced bycoud New Cauayau, two miles beyond Polo, nine from Manila, and fifteen flromII Malolos. Railroad will be repaired to advance point to-morrow, and troops be supplied by cars. ...

... iWE'EIF- TO G$ FOR: ]EA-.STER RAILWAVvY AND STEABOA INFORMATION0 Withthenoenue ?? oliaysthevarious -,05 10-cryrr IP cinirie~rti~vv'antI s'ceatn.boet'-baxe issued parilr of thr soecnia arrangemernts fror de-alit> with. the: Lnxtra~otdina~ry traffic. Iii tt'.tev, uis niadc elaborate ptcpdrat'olliS ot ti_ hotda seasoti. A SPeC~ hcoiokg' oflite witl be opeurd a. Liverpool-str'eet bor the iqseof ...

... ST. PAUL'S CATNEDRAL.-Bishop Barry, 10.30; the Archdeacon of London, 315 thle Rev. ). stolr7 WLSTtIaSTrEi) A\3i ?? Rev. H. G. Daniell-Bainbridge, 10; Canon Gore, 3;j ,lhe \1en. \V. D)anks 7. ST. SAVIOURS (.OLLEGIATE CHURCH, Southwark.--The Rev. T. Bates, 11.15 the Rev. S. M. 1'ayler, 7. CIIlAPEL ROYAL, ST. )A1ES's.-The Bishop of London, 12. CHtAPEL ROYAI, SAVOY.-Tihc Rev. P. W, Wyatt, 11.30. ...

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