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... Palrliinent and Congress. TEE amendment to flae Address S of which Mr. Atherley Jones has ,tven rotiee in fsavour of unre- eiven notice in favour of unre- stricted arbitration with Venezuela will pro- i bably be moved in t'he House of Commons this :be evening, and lead to an important debate. The Fas House wouvld, if the amendmnent were carried, ess deplore that your Majesty's Speech ...

... ATOMGOR 0-Y. OSBORNs, Feb. 6. The Quser. yeaterday afternoon receivtd his ?? Richness Prince Albert of Prussia, Regent of Bruue- wick, who h12ad arrivied in the morning, and was present at-toe funeral of his RoyaXl Highness the late Prince Henry of Batten berg, on behalf of his Imperial Majesty I the German EmpIeror. The Regent of Brunnwiick prescnted the follolingi Members of the Suits in ...

... T. J 0QHIN FOUNDAT ION 6W-L0L DNINTER. 1 4- SPEEECH BY THE AMERICA'N AhMAS- SiDtOR. The American Ambassador, the Rlon Thomas F. Bayard, presided last night at she thir'ty-eighth annual dinner of St. John's Fundation School, which was instituted in 1852 for providing a free education for the usos of the poorer clergy The dinner took place at the R3:tel Mtropole. and weas largely attended. r ...

... I IMINERS' FEDER ATION CONFERE'RNCE. I -i--eI . L The conference of the Miiners' Federation d Great Bi taif n was resumed at B irmingbam vesterday, 'Mr. B. Pickard, 1H.P., again piesiuir(. The discussion of the Minels' ?? Act (1887) Amnendmenit Bill was continued, and the following resolutiorta wei e passed .(1) That tho iworkineu at a soollieiy shal! have liower 'to appoint %In ?? check n ...

... UNIVERSITY INTELLi,{GENCE. 0e| CAJRiIDGE, JAN;. 16. CONGREGATION. i A Congregation wss held at the Senate House this a2ter- fl naon, the '/uee-Chncellor. 3L. (tas. Emith, M.A.. 3aser of gr Sidney College, presiding. A nutmber of gacs hairing been - passed, the ?? degrees were conferred: Doc,'erI or LirTTErr.-Karl Herinon nl BreuL King's. y MAcsTrss oF Axra. - Herbert Ar-3, lou's;s Robert ...

... OUR JUB3ILEE ot; ?? . o I(?.ssr'noasn, rnonr inna IINicosts 'Vrimies TAOc~Ah'a On the-21st January, 1815, where narrovr little Bouvorie-streer loades down to the Thames, a new daily to p papal [first saw the light. It hall ?? need to be ashamed to of its fathier. The programme that appeared in the a on .irst copy iti ined from the pea of Charlos Dickens. | li Tile ?? of I The Daily News,' ...

... i pre,~,i JI c t I Clevcland. and IColl-re~sa. razcurmoiJ y invoived ksl. wvig1h Presiden~t Clev.~rl , ar5.dresse.el to a ~8yle r,, United States Senate., doubtless witil a v;1. publication, illustrates -;ery CeiePast 'liy a- rently hopeless proijtic a.r tauz- ie can finlanres are involved. The Secreiary . Treasury, as is well known. hrD9; iev'-.rd tec for a i popular 'oan o'f l00,(00;0.0 ...

... - B lRATINGY :FATALITXY IN FR4ACElJTI l - I t(oM OUR COiRREsPONENT.) Ngt APhliS, Friday7 Nigir ...

... I LPYR1gT AN- T -I1' DvS F.R''MIT SIR JOHN I I I r1 ITDGE. A. t Bow-street Police-court yesterday, before Sir John Briige, Arnold Seleuacnhe, a svlil-dresssd Itus- siala, *as charged on a iverrant with assaulting- Annie lurwuar.- 'iho prosecutiix, an English girl, said she frhad bel 5ir lin wvith the prisonier at 31, New Oxtord- a streI. Dv tiade aie svus L cighr manufacturer, bul for esisole ...

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... LONDON, S.ATU.RDAY, May 2. In thoe ouse of Lords yesterday Lord Loch 'he made a penional explanation with reference to he stateuments in the Paris ' Temps. He had been The accused of proposing in 1894 to the Reform deci, Cominittee the invasion of the Transvasl, and cuss to this he gave tlie most unqualified contradic- . tion. The steaps that he took at the time in Impl qunstion were, he ...