... Austrian Embassadors and the Dowager Duchess of Buccleuch arrived at Windsor Castle last evening, and dined with hex Majesty. Charles Lauri, a well-known pantomimist, and father of Lauri, of the Drury Lane Pantomimes,dit:d yesterday after a long illness. Notices ...

... political change, Sir Charles Dilke sees in this proposal the tkin end of the wedge. Cumulative taxation will not be the rare experience in the future that it has been iu the past. A section of the Tories the calibre of Mr. H. Chaplin are greatly alarmed ...

... Tho Committee appointed at the recent mfer. once of members Parliament on the subject of bimetallism met on Friday, Mr. Chaplin presiding, to make the final arrangements for the depu'ation t> Lord Salisbury and the Chancellor of Exchequer the iust. The ...

... to South Africa police. The Government having declined to offer another however, gold has come so suddenly to the day, Mr. Chaplin’s projected motion on bi- influence which it that one is lost in wonder when contemplating the metallism stands on the order-book ...

... votes. The London newspapers practically boj cotted Sir Charles Dilke, and the millions dependent upon them for the means of information know nothing of the series of statesmaulike speeches Sir Charles has been delivering this week iu the Forest of Dean. ...

... d by four ladies, prominent members of the Lxecutivtt Committee of the Women's Liberal Federation, ltaey accompanied Sir Charles persona* I.lends m their individual capacity, and not in any seitse representative either of the Federation or local associations ...

... Carmmittee oat he Bilt - e opposition wili hie renswed. no Thl Con-ervative agriotlt ural memnbers niet yest r- e dwy, Mr. Chaplin presiding. and dieuossed at ome ex lenpth the Blidget prop-isals wiith reference to the in- Ni te areissed death duties and ...

... Dandas’s Lady Oswestry, The Special Sullivan, M.P., in renewed cross- said he had not published any as of the deepest dye. Rev. Charles curate of Miltown Malbay, and two other briefly as to the circumstances of certain outrages, followed by John holesale stationer ...

... of Lord Durham are unwilling 0 to euter upin the arbitration tanil tbse services of his 0 loedship's leading coueneel, -ir Charles RIteU1t0, are. 0 avsilable, and, as ever5'body kuows' it is in the highest '0 deg.es probable that thet geutleman' willobe ...

... because he tool him Into custody— Tbe days’ imprisonment Bennet labourer of West-street charged with being drunk in — PC Chaplin case 6d expenses or Imprisonment allowed ' begging Escott old with Saturday last— D Vie proved ease— Chief said defendant ...