... CORN. Gloucester, Saturday.—English wheat-reds, 3s 4d to 3s 5d whites, 3s Gd to 3s 7d per bushel. Foreign wheat—Northern Springs, 29s 9d to 30s 6d Plates. 26s 6d to 27s 3d. Round maize, 18a Cd to 20s Yellow Plate, 17s to 17s 3d. Azof! barley, 198 9d to 20s No. 1 hard Manitoba wheat, 31s 6d to 31s 9d per qr. Cardiff, Saturday.—English and foreign wheat sold at extreme prices of last week to 6d ...

... The following was intd from the War Offica on Tuesday night :— Her Majesty ln» been plsaaed to aeoept the peri-ices of 12 Militia battalions for service out of tha United Kingdom, in accordance with the pro- visions of the Reserve Force* and Militia Act of 1598 Seven battalions will sOlve in South AfriCA, and are as follow — 4th Battalion Royal Lancaster Regiment. 6th Battalion Roya! ...

... FUTURE OF LIBERALISM, Why Oid Liberals Should Remain Faithful. Gilbert Cathbertson writes to the Daily Chronicle to ansner the reasons olfered by » corieapondens, Mr Beriyn, for deserting tbo party of progress (and therefore ftecea-ariiy of diversity) in its hour of need. He aays— 1. To prove the anti-English tone of the L bsrul party, Mr Berlyn quotes the Star, '• Morning Leader, and ...

... JULY 16th. 1850-The Commissioners of the Great Exhibi- tion accepted Mr Paxton's desigu of a Crystal Palace. 1851-Cauldwell, an Oxford money-leader, was acquitted of shooting at Alexander Ross, an nndergradnate, but sentenced to seven years' transportation for perjury. ISM—Elopement of Lady Florence Paget with the Marquis of Hastings. 1868—Professor Henry Morley published in the Times an ...

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... THE CASUALTIES. Five Killed and About Seventy Injured. The following official statement of passengers tilled and injured wgs given at Paddington :— Killed- The following is a list of persons killed so far as we san at present ascertain :— Mr Bloomfield, said to have been valet to the Duke of Leeds. Mr J. Talley Arkhan. Mr J, Tallev A.rkhan. Supposed H. Jackson, 14, Southampton-street,. Strand. ...

... THE CASUALTY USTS. j The Admiralty on Saturday reported ihe fol- f owing casna'tioH at Le ay smith :— j Woanricu 6th -Jana;> ~F, ugiuoer Charles ...

... APRIL 2nd. 1841—Dr. Fhillirnore, acting as Commissary for the Archbishop of York, gave judgment depriving Dr. Cockbnrn of his deanery on the ground of simoniacal practices. 134&-Sir Samuel Meyrick, historian of ancient arms and armour, died, aged 65. 1857—A Proclamation was isjued prohibiting the importation of cattle or hides from importation of cattle or hides from places bordering on the ...

... MR CLIFFORD CORY STANDS FOR TONBhiOGE. KENT. The nav!i that Mr Clifford Cory hv3 been adopted as the Liberal candidate for tb8 Ton- j bridge Division of Kent is very gratifying io Cardiff Liberals and to the Liberal party in South Moamoatushit e, where M; Cory made snch South Moamoatushit e, where M; Cory made snch A splendid fight in 1835. It will be particularly we;cou;d to the Protestants ...

... Next Year'e President. The concluding sessions of the Wealayan Con- i fere nee were held in Bnrslem on Wednesday under the presidency of the Rav. T. Allen, D.D. The President announced that Mr J. A. Longley, of Macclesfield, offered, in addition to previous gifts to the Twentieth Century Fand, to give 100 gaineas each for his father's, htsgrand- ntfher'd, and his great grandfather's generatioN ...

... .THE OPEN COUNCIL Th above 5s the Lion of St. Mark, Venice. Oppo. site chc Dele's Chamber 5a the 1'alane -was a head this Lion, with mouth open, into which persons Seeretlv threw whatever was to meet Mie eye of tits We place it at the bead t Wiis column to In cu sate that public letters are received by us, an-i | *1rii letters requiting answers on leg?. and general ioplf-. V?. F. ?.—Inquire ...

... ASHTON-UNDER-LYNE—7152. Wbiteiey —. C 3548 Psriyn .L 2400 Johnston .Lab 737 No change. 1148 1892. i»«- Addison C 3358 Whiteley ~.C 3434 Morgan .Ti 3223 Woods T, 2680 —— Sexton .tab 415 Coo. majority»»^ 135 Con. majority. 754 BATH (two seats)—7300. Wyndham-Marray n 3486 Wodehause .3439 Donald Maclean. — ..Jj 2605 Morton r. -L 2549 No change. 884 1872. 1895. Wyndham-MurrayU 3193 Wyndham-MurrayU ...