Sixteen men, forming the whole of the crew of the Swedish vessel Solo, have been landed at Liverpool by the Nova Scotian barque Beaconsfield, the men having been rescued in mid-Atlantic. It appeav from their statemi - nt that the Solo left the Mersey about the end of Jani.ary, i

Mr. Goschen then asked what had we learned of the new proposals of the Liberal leacle.-s during the last four years? Simply this, that the Irish members are to remain at Westminster. Very well. Then. I ask, What is the consequence ? I say that the consequence is that you take th

MR GWLLYM EVANS, Mr. Givilym Evans, the well-known chemist of Quinine Bitters fame, has left the country for a prolonged holiday. Mr. Evans proceeds first of all to the continent, and from thence will go to Algiers. It is his intention to spend some time in South Africa. Mr. Eva

The hearing of the above action was commenced on Wednesday morning, before Mr. Justice Kekewieh, in the Chancery Division of the High Court of Justice, Mr. Ralph Neville, Q.C., M.P., and Mr. team Badeeck appearing for the plaintiffs, and Mr. C. M. Warnungtou, Q.C. M.P., and Mr.

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A meeting of working men ratepayers in the Victoria Ward assembled on Monday evening, at the Margam Hotel. Oxford street, to consider the advisibility of establishing a Victoria Ward Ratepayers' Association. Mr. John Trick, the chairman addressed the meeting, and urged on the wo