... CAMBRIiDGE MATHEMATICAL TRIIP3- PART I. The listr published yesterday moorming show that the fallowiog bave acquitted themsolves so as5 to dee ervC mathematical hkuourso- Abbit, Dowain.; Adamsson, Trinity Aldis, Trinity; Allan, Trinity: Aktison, Emmanuel; Andrase, Cattherines; Barr, Pembroke; Becktou, Clare; Beckford, Perubroke; Boaaeqqst. Clr.-e: Boultoe. Queen's: Brabant. Sydisey; Braadbury, ...

... C0NT'ENTS. rIP KG ThISY GII. t~UTONIAN TACTICS. I N 'OS ItS'1 i!- Y fDDINANCc$ Citl.-T Tb'N IN ?? ('0)I'IONS. .c _5 S ' ?? I NIHT'S PAIRLIAIMENT. ,yip DELAY t' 7:SyjrflUL;.E''-R *,mp'i'iIIQV AitPfPr' CI? IL S1IO(CKING MURDER IN i( EPOCIHUILL. s N' J~ % 155.5k Neoties. T.,, A ?? h ?? 'i'u ,S'Slci~i^ efl.: il',rA aa. lodginsS To Let. ?? j.o . h ?? LH :.S 9, Wate.],Ba~eti Jw 4_ !. rul S ...

... uUR LONDON CORR.E'SPONDENCE. 65 FLEET STREET, Tuesday Night. w ANoDIjsrr brief sittinr must ba ciedited to the House of Lords. The Royal Bank of Scotlawd Officers' Widows' Fund Bill was read a third time and passed, and the re was a brief discussion on a bill which has already gene through the House of Commons ebaling with labourers' allotrnents in Ire!and. The Earl of Aberdeen, to whose ...

... .tCON-TINENT. ?? PI1W 6911 nrvzrPS . Nfl Sz'PZCIA L AGQLNClZS.) ThE AIRCHI3i OUCiRAQUES IN PARIS-! WOEn AI R.ESTS EXPECTED. Paris, March 25. -; ,oio weer, informed ?? by a '1 , n NhO1, tmmnecliate'y after the exulo' r ime Rue Ci bijy, ran for the firnergizae , e Llasti lrvir tbe houso whore tise en:- - re he i: r. sut-:ectus-loektog ma's. !, ?? tiU: au;,i t e.00 ?? ha2ve nS that *;i- watria ...

... 13ESII-D 'THE SCENES ON THE CON TINENT. F::OM 05 ?ZCLrTE CORESO.3oNbEr) Berlin, February 9. Worn-a Court flatterer told the German -;:eror ttie other dlay that the Socialist move- ?? s yr. cut:, His Majesty answered triat ihe .:ad heard or seen nothing which n;i io- such a belIer, addiari--' IF these nr c- i iavu their way theywould spring upoa r ny crown like uncaged wild beasts. L two days ...

... I EVIDENCE BEFORE LORD WANTAGE'S COMMITTEE. The svidence taken befere the coeimittee ap. pointed by the Secretary of State for War to iasnire iato the terms and conditions of service in the army has jest been issued. Seventy-two witnessee were examined. includilng the Duke of cennauglht, the Duke of Cambridgp, Lord Welseloy, Sir Evelyns Woed, Sir Redvers Buller, Majer.Goeeral Recke, Inspectsr ...

... SCTHOOL BOARDS. A BE11FXLDY,-IXPORTAT DEaIsIox By BYBOUNDARY COMIcSIuONERS.-The district and school buildings at Ardeonaig, Lechtaygide, were by an order of the (ommlesioners transferred from the School Board of the parish of Killin.ts the Scheol Board of the parish of Keamers. About 15 or 11 years ago the Killin Beard erected a teacher's house at Ardeea naig and made other improvements at a ...

... 1 -IMERIAL PARLIAMENT.I HOUSE OF LO1DS. tr FRIDAY, MARcH 11. - The LormCtHtsiCELLOR took his seat on the eo Woolsack or a quartsr-past four o'clock. tc BILLS OF SALE. The LORD-CHANCELLOR preaenteda bill h St amend the law relating to bills of sale, aud it was as road a first tire. Pi OF CONWAY. hi Lord STANLEY of ALpELRLEY askled why w the Edocat oen Office was forcing a School Board on id ...

... TRIAL TRIs 0IO P.S. L'UTNE. This new paddle eteasner, built for MeMU' Rar~ki & Blsektmore, Grecoeck, by Messrs T. B. ,Seate4 & Ce.. ]dntherglest, mnad wisich is infesdedt tot 1115 service ur the Larraihirs -and Veekehiro and Le;,dsn and Nerru-VYWee~tkrs- Railvway CGen patties at Ilietwand, went out e-a lher trial trip vesrirlay. 'T eai of (ha rums On 'ha, rlea4ursd tull ton l1'-2 1knoA 'J l ...

... ITHE VENEZUELAN REVOLT.| I t !NSURENTS INCREASING IN STRENGTH- 2 ATTACK EN CARAGGAS IFANIENT. r FIRING ON A FRENCH VESSEL. l(esRER 's TELEGRA M.) New York, April 22. f A despatch from Panama, received vies Gal- I veaton, and bearing yesterday's date, states that I the French steamer Canada, from La Guayra, arrived at Cabello, Venezuela, on the evening of the 13th, and was anchorin.g some 3000 ...

... POLITIC-r = ?? S POLITICA. IMEETINGS. I PRIMROSE LEAOUE GATHERING IN CLASGOW0. &DDRESSES B~Y bit BAIRD, M.P., AND MIR FAITHtFULL LEGG. A colubinedi meeatiag~ andi co-ncert of the Glasgow Elabitati-esas of the P1rim;rose League woe he'd last ssiunder theo auspiics- ef the Dliviblonal Cauncl), in thep St Asedran's (Borkeley Litreet.) It:l. The hail was taetefully decorated with the flowers and ...

... (To-the Editor of the GtaeowuHera&L) August 1, 1892. Si,-Aae the above-named structure was entirely the outcome of the -Glasgow movement of 18i56, and as all the executive business eon nected there- with was transacted in the Second City,' I crave spsee'in your widely-read columns-at home and abroad-for the insertion of this and the accom- panying letter, forwarded to the Stirling autho- ...