... in regard to the retention of. Irish members at Westminster, Lord Kiln- f. berley, Lord Spencer, and the Lord- NJ Chancellor kent a discreet silence. If l/ damaging admissions have to be made on n these points they probably preferred to leave 3 it to their ...

... what Lord ! Salisbury will say on Tuesday night on the !subject of Egypt, or whether he will say 1 nothing, preferring the golden policy of jsilence to the silvern policy of speech, even |of post-prandial speech. Singularly cnough, Egypt is-comparatively ...

... not produce an average of 2cwt, At Littlebourne, in East Kent, a largC grower expects a yield of 7 and 8cwt., and tule Isle of Thaiiet gardens promise an ave- rage of about Sc-w.. Around Maidstone the crop wivl be exceedingly smiall ; and the celebrated ...

... have (to fheir own detrimeat, as may subse- quently turn out) been too dxacting with their crofters, and too geedy of the golden shower that came within their reach after the' highlands' were discovered for the Southerner' and the foreigner. They my have ...

... £120,000; candles and noap, £300,00; petroleum and coal oil, £500,000; leaf tobacco, £1,O00,000; snuff and clgars, £600,000; boots and shoes, £500,000; from hats, caps, bonnets, cloaks, shArts, umbrells, &c., £400,000; paper, £200,000; from leather, £200 ...

... Duke ef Edinburgh. Li HerMajesty, accompanied ?? Beatrice, I the Hereditary Grand Dukel and Princess Ail ef I aesse tdrov: to Kent House this morneal to con aratto the ?? of Lotus upon his birthday. L I I I I I II II IIi )I I I ThEB RAILWAY P.ACe BETWEFN ...

... of buildings situated in Argyhl Street near to Jamaica Street. The fire broke out in the premises of Messrs P. & G. Ptirdie, boot and shoe manufacturers. The cricket match- between the Anstralians .and Yorkshire had to be abandoned yesterday. A number of ...

... February 10. &.45 r.m. A regular post has been established to Gubat. The storming of Metamrnmeh is expected : t shortly. The West Kent Regiment left for Gubat toDday. Bombay, February 10. The regiments selected for service in the e Soudan are the 15th and 17th ...

... batting collapse at Canterbury yesterday in the cricket match between Kent and the Australians, twenty wickets going down for 249 runs, although the wicket re- mained hard and dry. Kent, with all their wickets in hand, require 138 runs to win. Lancashire ...

... the third prize to Lieutenant CamPbell's group of the Ist Forfar I Corps, and fourth prize to Captain- Walker's group of 1st Kent. Several important contests took place yesterday, the results of which will be known to-day. The conference of the Independent ...

... ?? F. L rence . C LONDON UNIVERtSITY.4Sir John Lnbbck ?? LONDONCITY(Znsembero)'SirPFL Haneson. ?? .G A. 0. Gibbs ?? MAIDSTONE ?? S. W. ?? bIANCHESTER- Noitrn-IEOT .. . ?? ?? W. H. ?? ?? El R. Roaso ?? SOUTHn ?? Bright ?? NORTH EA.ST.. ?? James Fer9=012 ...

... Hamil- ton, and afterwards made an attempt on his own life. About midday Abernethy entered the shop of Messrs Findlay & Reid, boot and shoe makers, Charlotte Lane, where Mss23 Hanmilton is employed as saleswoman, and asked to speak,, evith Ler. Aliss Hlanilton ...