... Troopers D. Malcola, J. D. Green, B. Broo-ilin, G. Adams, L. H. Lord, D. (? T.) Carmichael, J. Molynena, J. Hanley, and S. Thomas. PIISONERS. Sergeants HL J. Ellis and I. Imrie, Corporal WV. A. Pollard. Troopers E. Petresco, E. K. Emmett, and H. Knut- ...

... and four mnde pendent Ihonrites Result:- - Central Wmard.-Smnieh (1L), 481; Ty--rie (C), 403. No j char ?? Eas. Wa--rL.-*Hardy ?? 480; TIomson (L), 469. No change. |Nonrth-E ?? (C), 489; Gill (L), 304; Macklesy lITb.), 144. Conservrtive gain. i Sew ...

... LUDICROUS FIASCO. A monthly meeting of the Dublin Corporation was held yesterday afternoon in the Council Chamber, City Hall, Sir Thomas Pile, Bart,, Lord May-or, presiding. There was a large attendance of members, as it was understood tha: Mr. John Clancy intended ...

... fuiengs. 9 0 Mr E. C- Clayton's Boy of Egrenmond, by Noble Cieftain- J Gi.lflh BolrVcsaD., 5 Yrs ?? Sr Lhteiff + 7is ~r J. Thomas's c by Bent Vista -Isenmuaton, 4i-re.. 5. testes e 9 5 5krW. Chattecnon'stuveein,4 ?? 5 ] 8 9 Mr W. . ssenie, ?? C. Yarnell ...

... Cluariaa ?? ?? 6.8 13 Chosen ?? ?? 47 It Malunma ?? a. .8 12 Cassock's Prade ?? tO Tom Cringle ?? ?? 5_ it latheronwheet ?? .7 5 Thomas C ?? ?? 6.81 IDIamhrino ?? 3.7 2 ?? ?? 2 Stocadelat~rsberylll4..8 ?? S.6 10 Jiffy II ?? 8_1 3 ?? 3_6 10 Lady Schcntber . ...

... occu- pied the chair. and in addition to the candidate there n-ere present Mr. Brow Dickenson, Mr. A Booth itr. F. Sharp. Mr. Thomas Applevard, AIr. Jas. Hinchliffe, AIr. Charles Horner, and othelrs. The Chairman referred to the placard issued by MIr. Conyer-s' ...

... Oxford-place Chapel, and was largely attended. Mr. R. D. Waller, of MUanchester, presided, and among his supporters were the Rev. Thomas Allen, D.D. (President of the Conference), the Rev. W. H. Findlay (one of the general secretaries), the Rev. Wm. Goudie ( ...

... 933 majority EAST. CzsdidateTh-apt. Grey-Ill. Polling. 1695.-Cant, thte Hon. Ht. Urea-ilie ?? Alfred BllLssn (L) J. Keir-}Hardie ?? Majority-C ever LI Po -in ant; C^. R ,*E Fiower, 41 4,921 4,526 1,953 395 -roiling, ±O-db-Iflwat 1lower (C) 3S36- J. C ...

... and St Helena, and they could not be treated differently from other prisoners of war. (M7iinisteral cheers)DE WET Mr. KEIR HARDIE (Merthyr, L) asked the Colonial Secretary whether he had any information to the effect tint Captain. Fiset, a French Canadian ...

... l sketches cf Members of the new Parliarneut:- Glamnorgan (Rhlondda).-Mr. William Abraham iL) is the son of the late 'Mr. Thomas Abraham, a. working miner, and was ei-uoatec at a Carnarvon village school. He. began to work in a mice at the age of 10. ...