... THE SPEAK ERSHIP. A Warwick corresponTlert says: 'rho Speaker has issued a valedictory aildress to tho constituents rA Warwick Leamington, in he speaks of the pain with whieli lie severs his connections s ith theni of years. thanks theta f. .r the considerate ...

... (Left speaking.) HOUSE OF COMMONS. The Bram= took the Chair at Three o'Clock. The London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Bin was read a third time. THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT BILL AND GROUND RENTS. _ Mr. COLERIDGF. presented a petition from the Corporation of Stafford ...

... (Left speaking.) THE EVENING STANDARD. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 27. 1888.) ...

... • Left speaking.) Confirmation Chatham—Mis thelliahop of hel.l »coriiri»ition »t. yeMtcrilav, nttho i I’, 1 ’, • Iwthri i. ”A' nhip, who wflß*e«o«n] ®i®'* K v tl,c • » kinV. of si. I'aolV • r?.:' »t the west of bi.iMina tiy tlx'Ke>». WctheiaU, chaplsiiis ...

... (Left speaking.) HOUSE OF COMMONS. The &Timm took the Chair at Three &Clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. The Brighton and Rottingdean Seashore Elertric Railway Bill, the Manchester Ship Canal (Additional Capital, &c.) Bill, and the Paddington Recreation Ground ...

... (Left speaking.) Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone went for a drive this afternoon, and the Premier was heartily cheered as he left Downing-street. A similar reception was accorded him on his return. The Premier left Downing-street for the House of Commons at a ...

... (Left speaking.) ROUSE OF COMMONS. The SrEwa took the Chair at Five Minutes past Three o'Clock. PRIVATE BVSINESS. The Fylde Water Bill and Lloyd's Bill read a third time. Amendments to the Great Western and Cheat Northern Junction Railway Bill were considered ...

... (Left speaking.) HOUSE OF COMMONS. The SPEAKER took the Chair at Three o'Clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. The ilarrow-road and Paddington Tramways (Extension of Time Bill was read a second tune. LOCAL VETO BILL. Petitions numerously signed against this Bill were ...

... (Left speaking.) LONDON CO.IN MARKET. J Wheat.— English remains as on Monday. Foreie* / little or no change, and mere retail sales. Floating o ar £!!f ' the coast are fast disappearing, a few being sold, »*■ ?? ral others ordered off to other markets ...

... THE SPEAK . EH'S HEALTH, Mr. GLADSTONE.-1 bare a communication to make to the Houle. As the Rouse is aware from the regular organs the health of the Speaker, unfortunately impaired by close attention to his duties them., bear), has not allowed him for ...

... Limit speaks's/I.) HOUSE OF COMMONS. The &mates took the Chair at Three orlock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. The !allowing Bills were read a second time • and Wirtownshire Railway Sill. BogaorWater Hill, Great Northers Railway Guiseley )(radon and Railway Bitt. ...

... [Left speaking. J The Bkk.uton Review. —The leading tradesmen of Lewes have issued a requisition to the chief rfficers theliormigh, in which they say: “In consequence the Volunteer review taking place in the neighbourhood on Easter Monday, we, the undersigned ...