... ?? -- _ THE TITHE RENT CHARGE BIL, ar SIR,-The tithe-owner is called of Clause 3 to compensate the landiorl for r1sn* by liabibtibes he ?? to have laiddoivn j is paid to the case of lands losing irott through i I; analagemenlt, nor to the heavy bur ens on Cbanh *0 perty, in shape a xnd ad chargea to is AmLc's Bounty incurred in more prosperous ?? it fair thus to drive many incumbeats withis ...

... TITlE DEAF AND D UM.LB. 4 vis-it to tileoni Hoies for Deiif and Dumb i('ttilr i oll PerP-lolrvii i-hill, would grea;;v in-. i* It-rsi, thr,.Oe w'lo eo'l ?? tlhe nior'ute is-buins wltosr. tri3'1rivatio'l is searcely rerilisti le a] otL its beariil5 by 1th order wtorld. 'NV ier- rtre I over . ia hlltietd rind tjirty cllil(reti hOW' in these di ItoUreS. we~iiql began StCeii years 2gO t ith I ! ...

... THE HOSPITAL SATURDAY FUND. | H f an SiR,-WVe think it desirable, now that we are taL entering on a new year, that some definite statement Sc should be made upon' the working expenses of the W Hospital Saturday Fund. The cost of organizing and extending the weekly collection in workshops and places in of business in the metropolis has undoubtedly been gi large; but that expenditure has been ...

... WESLEYAN CHAPEL EXTENSIONfL J GEEAT BRITAIN, IV The Wesleyan Chapel. Commitee, whasei$g . quarters are in Malnchester, havejustissnedsaTelhed* .Z, report giving full and authoritative infonsa6lsi s, - chapel extension in Great Britain during the pa4YtZ ~Under the head of building department some 43 we 4 !t of erections and enlargements have been se`6ctl id involving an estimated outlay of 286 ...

... PRINCE BISM ACKS CNDI i: DATIRE. i Le A SECOND BALLOT PROBABLE. LS ?? : 0 C(Fitm OUR COLRRESPONDET.1 'e BERLIN, WEDsENsArY ORrT. ?? political interest in Germany centres in the little town of Geestemflnde, in Hannover, where the bye-election is taking place in which Y Prince Bismarcl is a candidate. The contest s will dobtlessbe-extremelyclose, andit maypos- h siblybe that the Prince will ...

... -o A meeting of young men was held yesterday afternoon at the Poly technic Institute to protest against the spread of gambling in almost every ?? Rev. J: W. Horsley warned his hearers specially against the dangers in this respect as to football, in which the habit of betting was rife among youno men who played the game. The vice, he showed ha=1 spread to Aus- tralia, where betting on football ...

... .I MR. PARNE AND -THE IRISH LEABERSHIP. SPEEOEES IN IJ RICK. MEL GLADSToNE'S LAST LETt. -4-- TH BOUGN E 0XNNRlENCES3 t. Mr. Pamell addressed a large meeting in Limerick yesterday, in support of his position in Irish politics. He experienced a cordial greeting, andthough there is a substantial section of the ditizens whose sympathies are not with him they did not attend the meeting. The ...

... THE RECENT BEETTING RAIDS. - - .- -4 Frederiok Walter, club proprietor, again attended before the Lord Mayor,at the Manilsion House, yesterday. on a charge of that he, being the occupier of S premises at 12, Cloak-lane, allowed them to be used for E the purpose of betting. Arthur Mears and Herbert C. Ji Tyler, who were charged with using the premises for M the purpose of betting, arid Richard ...

... e LNOCULATIONS IN THE EYES. t _ , r SIP.,-You were good enough to publish on. t the 30th ult. my inquiry: How to reconcilesthe-stxte-: r ment of the Home Secretary-in the House June15, that f the inspector knows of only one case in which the 1 7 operation of inoculation.in-the-eyes has beenprctised - in this country, with the reports of the Local Govern-- - ment Board for 1889-90, wherein ...

... Lord Hannen took his seat in the House of , Lords yesterday. I In the Commons, Mr. W. H. Smith stated that, subject to the Tithe Bill being passed through the requisite stages by Monday week, t he would place that day at the disposal of Mr. t John Morley, for the discussion of the adminis- c tration of the Irish Government. The Tithe s Bill was further considered in Committee, Clause 3 being ...

... THE DRAWING R00M. Bv coinascand of the Queen a Drawing Roomn D Avas held yestecdav afterinoon at Buckingham Palace b bV her liesoat l ?? the P incees of Wales, on e. tlit c~f i~r '1Ma)sty. I'eia1tatioars to her Royal Hr Iighness at this Court are, by the Queen's pleasure, er roisidcead as equivalent to presentations to her ill Majesty. of lier ROr-y1 HliQeeLs eSS Prinhce- of Wales, accnt - ...

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