... SIR W. T. GA ID-NERt 0N TC-LSI O. PE SERMKION ?? TeniP FI.E NTS 1 Sir TVi. T. Gsirdrer Cel!v-cd : the !ast of4 Ct !ser:es oe iay' 6:axcucrze- i-. i's Ccr.: ?? .v Church ito' Ti!: le s'-;bio: was Cci',; d Toii'1 ~d rhte Sei'not on ntt. Mti:t, ?? tttgtti Itbe within 2E n 'i't1 it cO : e *; n til3 tt 'a l- C Ic - -or . opri' c' v~t et'c -to-e ...

... .AMERICA% SPAIN AND CUBA. OFFICIAL SUINIMARY OF REPLY. A GRAVE POSITION OF: AFFAIRS. PREPARING A MESSAGE TO I CONGRESS. PATHROTiG DEMNSTRATIONS IN BOTH I COUNTRIES. (TELEGRAMI FRtOM A SPktCTAL cORRESPONDENT.) N'evw York, 1st April. After the Cabinet Council held at Washington to-day President M'Kinley authorised the publi- cation of an official statement containing an abstract of General ...

... LETTERS TO THE I'EDITOR., |* K..ELVINSIDE XNGLISH. Sir,-Of all the letters in yonr paper of Satur- day upon Kelvioside English, the one which interested me the most was that which discussed I English as she is spoke in ?? polite or-English) society,-andnotGlasgoeseatall. Although vastly I amused by the deserved ridicule which falls to the ! lot of the refined miss, who exclaims Jack's het's ...

... i POSITION AND PROSPECTS 1 OF THE LIBERAL PARTY. SPEECH BY SMR HENRY FOWLER. Sir Henry H. Fowler, MT.P., yesterday paid a. visit to Cleckheaton, and in the afternoon per- formed thg ceremony of opening a new Liberal Club, in the course of which he referred to the educational advantages offered by such establish- I ments, and also touched upon the importance of the soeial side of politics. In ...

... [_ THIRD EDITION4.1A { HERALD OFFICE, 5.15 A.5. THE ELECTION IN THE I TRANSVAAL. (RXUR'S TELEGRAM.) P Pretoria, February 10. t Referring to the result of the Presidential elee- F tion, one of the newspapers, while regretting the I Progressive vote is small, says there is an impor- I tant minority whose industrial claims cannot be overlooked. The journal also observes thatont- f side and ...

... TURE-KEY AND SRVIA.I (zz'r3 S TILlGRA . Constantinople, October 4. l7.k: iad~gnation is felr in Ser-ian circles at t_3 ?? reply, dated September 23-briefly 1`e0nC5:cd by telegram on the 1st int-tO the San-5 Note of July 28 last. To ti-, letter Note was att.nb.ed a ?? qecifi- tily C:titlt; 91 oases of crimes recently committed by Albfan aL- in the province of Eossove. Lie T'.; ?? v.v rg veS ...

... | IRISH DEMONSTRAFMON IN I GLASGTOW. I th~ MR DILLON5 ILP., ON JNITY, ofe Mr John Dillon, MfP., was the principal to speaker at a demonstration held under the aus- to pices of ihe Irish National League of Great V Britain in the Grand National Hall yesterday i afternoon. The ball was crowded. no Councillor Ferguson presided, and was accom- ha panied on the platform by Mfr Dillon, MP.; Mr th ...

... I PILIPINES. FINAL TERMS SUBMITTED BY AMEIDCA. SPAIN EXPECTIED TO YIELD PNOSA8LU RIEPWTATIP G LiC THE GUAM ?? DE3*T. t (Tr.,nB.& FnOm A SPEC'IA CO.ZESBOYDMMZN N Nev. Yorlk, November 20, Evening. A Treaty of Peace with Spain will either be definitely secured vwithin the prcsent week or the negotiations at Paris be broken off. The confidene belief in Washington is that a treaty will be ob- ...

... I , SEAMEN'S AND FIREMEN'S AGITATION. BOARD OF TRADE A-N]) UNION STATEMIENTS. The Labour Department of the Board of Trade have sent the following letter to Mr J. lavelock | Wilson, Mi.P.: Sir,-With further reference to your lettcr of the 21st inst., I am directed by the Board of Trade to inquire whether you have any objection to the statements therein enclosed being coin- munioated to tie ...

... TEE. HAISEMCS P1) TU By. 801314E GUR2OUS ,'llu!2ENTS OF TOE TGURS ,RB~ZTr1 ,tS TZLFGRAVAf. ?le s1s, Novenhb-r 19. ?? mnperor and Eiagr'sas of Germnant- lancdei at one ,o'elor' tn-day to niert Princess. fs:'e G' i Prussia, wh10 is proceeding to CUiin to ;oi's heie bu-band. Princei Hear-. Their ' ?aj-ie ancn H;Ier Royal Highne-s tooc ;in;cheon to'retbe'. ?Mal.rd, N -ventbrr 19. Herr von Radiwit ...

... THE SEAMEN'S AGITATION. THREATENED EXTENSION OF THE DISPUTE. The officials of the Seamen's and Firemen's Union state that it is their intention to extend2 ithl dispute with ths Shipping Federation to East Coast ports, and Mir J. Havelock Wilson, M.P., secretary ?? the union, has left Glasegow for the Tyne, in order to superintend the agitation there. 'This merove is admittedly made for the ...

... UTHE CONFERENCE AT: BIRM-INGHAM. ARRIVAL OF DELEGATES. MUMCHS AT A SOCIAL CATHER!MW. (FracEs ksseoci '.IOx zTEEGnAetS. iBirrmiiogham, Thurrgday Evening. A large nimaber of d dlegates thoe aire to he present atr thoe meeting of the fieecral Committee of tcicp National Liberal Fedetration to-morrow attended a smoking at-homne given to'night by, itle roenberas of ter C iotury Club atnthe Grand ...