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... lObEaYAT1VE SOCIATIN;N. I .1- 9, , , . ?? . J ! , , Last evening a meeting of working men favour- able to etei forumation of a Working Men's 'Conservative Association was held' in the school- room of St Mattbew'0s Chrobi Wilbrahamvstreet, Spotinnd.road.- Tblere-was anumeront attendance. 'o0ihdloir Edward Whitley preeided, and axhiongit others present were Messra. NV1 Edwardcon, Lon ...
... D Three very different opinions prevail as to e the practical working of the borough franchise a founded on what is called the personal.pay- t ment of rates. The first of these, which is a held by Mr. Gladstone and by most of the a leaders of the Liberal party, is that there will ,be no material increase of voters under the enew law, owing to the unwillingness of the smaller class of ...
... I CORMPOND SEFTON - TO T* EDIiTOFS ToY S IXsuYQUL 2 Gentlemen,-I am delighted by tie tU, it*. a correspondent Picturesque, 'raj n S street, that there should be a row ot tire e sides of the Prince's Park-road- bI, t I fet 8 likely to be planted there will tie limte mihi ?? 1,, I and mortar. Even if there were n 51 IcuIr tf 4. in that public thoroughfaref It wuud b ti. 1 for the 'one wide, ...
... ARBITRATION VERSUS NON- -INTERVENTION. The proceedings of the London Conference - on the Luxemburg question bring out, in a very curious and instructive way, a contradic- tion which has always being apparent to _ impartial thinkers in the theories of a- well- known and respectable class of modern politicians. In one point of view, the result of Lord Stanley's diplomacy may fairly be quoted as ...
... -SECOND EDITION,: A.TE OF -THE EMPEROR MA'! IMIUAN.0-- Thq Times isa i t either dead or lost.i . tefor sutngfe time a close vigrou ege in the city of are taro, he at length disappeared, and whe n the exhausted garrison surrendered to tue mercies of the enmym he was nbeee to be found, Whet'i he contrived to esape to ea paeofyo wheteer in any incidents of the fight or the. light hie has met with ...
... ' I . - HOUSE OF LORDS. FRIDA.Y, MAY 17. Their lordships met at five o'clock. THIE CONDEMNED FENrANS. Lord LirrToiD presented a petition from Glas- nevin, a suburb of Dublin, praying for the remission of tho capital Hentences on the Fenian prifoners. The petition was exclusively signed by I mepibers of the Defence Association, who had all been ready to support the authorities in the late I ...
... I ATTEMPTED ASSA SSINATION I R ltI IN DUBL 4.. I A:AXb: - -W , Betweendaix and seven eooliqk- on, Thursday evenoig, a person naoued Pat Bosika dairyhan made one of the mostu coldrbbin= t on B the life of MUr. Niholiss Walsh IfGin Dablin, thatcould he wellocnetiy It appera'h that Mr. Walsh was passingh esitlyepver the crossing leading from North lang-'itrs toCapel.. street, whenlorkerushed ?? ...
... I P110DB.~~~I ~ : i 8 . ,i!EE. Jo ; -i f- :% ' PIRES.: Ia: :: -; - ?? Thli is the. seaqsonoi the year iwhen people begln to leave ,offhavlg fires, -and the time whenanmon fires and loss of 15fe occur through the carelessness of servants in putting outlights and fires; therea fore a few suggestions in regard to their preventio0 may prevent many of ?? sad occurrences. We . propose to give a ...
... | iP )) i. - ! ! . ?? I , C. B.FN. HYDE. EA, A short time ago, the Rev. 0. Ri.uHyde,.LL.t who; jo several years most ably. performbd t e. dutlei of s'6e4or ourate et St. Poters Church, was appointed..by .the Rev.; Rector. Campbell. to the -iuoumbepioy 'of St. Matthew's, 40huroh, Scotlanl zrad . ΒΆ herei were.many members of .his old congregati~o~n who, white regretting his.,departure,; ed~e, ...
... LATEST AD TDLEGRAPHIC NEWS. C0MMERCIAL. e LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING. 1 There have been comparatively few changes in ( ie etock markets, and such as have takea. place F ?? ve been connected with the settlement now in ,Xogrees, on the one hand, and on the other with c the condition of political uncertainty that appears t,) b1e perennial aipong the mere operators. As to h t!:o settlement, those ...
... THlE STRIKE OF JOURp EYMIN TAILORS IN LtoDON. I : . ?? .. . ?? oential Za~ig feae meeting (oonvned on by the ?? of the Liverpo Operative Tailors, Society) of the trade, unionists of this district was held at thie Oddfellowe Hall, St. ship ke-striet in connection with the strike of 2800 jouraeyimn tailors in the metropolis. The objeot, Am!z l as sated in the bill, wasa to heabr statements from ...
... LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. ;oOMMEZR0IAL. G LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING. M There 8as been less buoyancy in stocks and so shaires to-day, but from no more serious cauise than Ai cc thes natural reaction from a Bsudden rise. Indeed, PI console were at one time nearly 4 per cent. better as but that price was only touched for th moment. The chief movements have been in foreign govern.- RI snent securities ...