... OF ST MARY'S CHURCH, LONDON CiiKKKSe-iaMtUlf.) Lonuon, Tucmoat Nuiirr. I find Conservative party ure not united upon Mr. Chaplin's bi-metallic resolution, which i« to be moved on Thu today, and that they will accord it divided vote. The subject excites ...

... resembled one another in anything elso. An amusing sight in the Lobby to-night was a sudden development of boon between Mr. Chaplin and Mr. Jesse Collings. For a quarter of an hoar they stood at the refreshment bar conven.ing over the lightest of heverslcs ...

... Tuesday, Jane 4, until Thursday, June 13. On the Tuesday there would an evening sitting, which the motion ol his hon friend (Mr Chaplin) bimetallism would be debated. Sir J PULEBTON hoped it would be possible to arrange for the extension the holiday until Monday ...