... . k' , . . .1. o ?- . , t ITM ?? ? ?? - I , Cxr. rtdpvnlit ± ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? -. - ?? ALK tIA WORKlS.-THE QUEENS,.MUSPRi? u noae EDITOR at the LIVtERPOOL If ERCLTRY. abi~ adss,-.I beg leave to be permitted to address the public, ho tbrough the mediuni of your papPer, on certain erroneous C in the ofreetna, TehoeQue~r tmson, of'Gla'sgow;N' So adokpt this course; allow me, thereore, to ...

... NEGRO EMANCIPATION-WHAT SHOULD I THE GOVERNMENT DO? 'OUR anticipations have been realised with regard to Glou cester, and, so far, that is a matter of regret; but our fear s as to the success of Sir E. Wilmot's motion have proved unfounded, and that is a matter of congratulation sufficient to outweigh a much heavier feeling than even that occa- sioned by the loss of a seat, at a juncture when ...

... The Duke of Kent died in considerable debt to the late Lords Fitzwilliam andi Dundas. Very recently the repre- tatives of these peers have received the amount of tlisir debts accompanied by a valuable piece of plate from the Queen, with a letter expressive of the obligations she felt towards those who had been her father's friends, and the pleasure she and the Duchess of Kent felt, in being en ...

... *1AtoCX. SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1898. A mulancholy accident occurred early oil Friday Illoriling last, at Ieaciy Hlcad it poor mun, inamed P'arker, mitich respected in tie C'oast CGaird Service 55 while out on duty with others, it, stooping to loI. over eV the edge of the cliff alifortunatelv missed his Footitig, G,, anid the wind blowing strong from the N.E. a t thc i isme . 'was precipated to the ...

... TO THE EDITOR oP TIIU MORNING CHRONICLE. Si u-I regret that circunstaunces should bavc driven me to request you to let it be known that I am not the Colonel Shaw who has his nanme to a petition presented Inst night to the Hlouse of Lords by the Marquess of Londonderry. Since I entered the liberating army of Portugal in 1531 until my return from Spain towards the end of 1836, the Marquess of ...

... jPROPOSED EXPLOSIoy of' QUA VESEND' We are sorry to state that this operavon, which corn- mienced on Monday morning last, the 21st instant, bas been retarded by an unfortunatG accident attended by the loss of a valuable life. Coloe:cl Pasley had given initructions to AMr. Pardo, master-attendant of lier Majesty's deck-yard at Chathilam, who was, Iry permisslon o1 the Admiralty, to superintend ...

... I ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT WESTERN. The Great Western steam ship arrived on Tuesday at Bristol. She left New York on the 7th inst., thus making the voyage ith 15 days. She brought over GB cabin passengers, at 35 guineas a head, the largest nurn. ber of cabin passengers that ever came across the Atlantic in one ship. She has also upwards of 20,000 post letters, and a cargo of cotton, indigo, ...

... . To statesmen of enlarged views, much experience in affairs, and superior ability-persons of Lord Bacon's stamp-nothing appears so contemnptibleps :the Petty cavillings and impatient censoriousnesss of shallow politicians. For example: Mr. Baines, the Whig Member for Leeds, and its baeon has perfect scorn for that section of the Liberals h10 are blhinit to the wisdom of the Whig-Radical ...

... TO THE EDITORS OF NORTHER i STAR. RALAHINE. P: LAWS RELATING TO ,HE FORTMA.ION OF ti CHARACTER. w The termr formation of-character, as usedat Rala-' t hine, is morelcomprehehsivo-in its'm'eaning than w education, including every; dircumstance andevery a] arrangement made for theturpose of removing igno- rance and evil,. and for e ightening the minds, ,i proving the dispositions,.,regulating ...

... IA1LWA0. SAVINGS ]BANHS.--St. Clement Danes Savings' dar;one hase.s.paid -to G.9.ernment pwards .of £4,L 00 ras for the quarter ending the 5th' ult ViB ?? oya V TrHighiels' the BOYALdemust and suite, are :expected' to~ pay i sb'rt visit to this cotry ' at th'close 'f'be ?? mownb, to be present atpthe 'eornona ?? Lewis M \rr.'2nn M~al'coi'm Mableod,~ tt ie Letis murderer, >.teiv'e', w'ai ...

... ITHE QUEEN'S STATE BAELL,-The Queen gave a state Bali, el the second this season, on Trhursday evening, at the New bh Palace Mithin the upper or Corinthlian portico of the grand inl entranUTce, ia magnificent eastern tent haid been erected, 47 feet sI in leirgth, 32 feet wide, and 22 feet high, composed of crimson of cloth, very richly embroidered in gold and silver, and sup at ported by tell ...

... POSTSCRI iIPT. I LbO OXV, TUESDAY, 4h41Y 15. Ilt the HOUSE of L.oans, last nigit, Lord Melbourne post- aojtole. the sCII rending of the Irish Poor Rtelief Bill till Alodilav ,oxt, ii. cot- qunettr! of ste illlvers of the Duke of W Ililg ion. The Lishguardi Harbour Bill wias read a betiftlnd time,, ain eiferedl t., a I,,ct committee to be appoitttel ott Friday ?? ?? oniseted to posntpone, ...