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... rlMS SO3 - S' 4r7. -aDA - x_ . , _ - .H 1 . The spirit for restoring venerable old church5, from delapidation and decay to elegance and coenfro and adapting them to hold larger congregations h grown greatly of late. It haes extended its in ...
... MR. GLADSTONE ¶N THE PRESS. As president at the annual diner of thi7 Newspaper Press Fund, on Saturday, Mr. 0ladstone delivered a lengthy addrees, in which he made the following observa- tions upon the press as sn institution:- The Interests of the public at large are esassentially bound up with those of the press. [Hear, hear,] We hare livednto times when the newspaper Is a great social, ...
... | [BY ELECTRIC TLxosxRAFU.] HOUSE OF LORDS. Their Lordshlpa met at five o'clck. THE EMPEFOR MAXIMILIAN. Lord STrATronD DrE BEDOLIFFE asked if the Govern- mint had received any official account of the death of the Emperor Maximilian, and whether they intended to move the Heuso to take, any notice of the event, or to condole with her Majesty on aolrocumstance which must bea source of great ...
... i MNSTER FETES AT WOLVERHAMPTON, - . 1 X- T - TTTIfI~TOMThl APPLICATION FOR AN INJUNCTION, The case of ,Walker a. Brewster, wo-o argued on Thursday, in the Vice-Chancellor's Court. On behalf of Mr. Walker, the plaintiff, Mr. Drace, Q.C. and Mr. Fry, moved for an injunctio0 to restraln the holding of three monster etese, advertised tot the fh, Dth, and 10thfnetant, at Molineax ...
... Madame Musunua, wife of the Turkish Ambassador, was taken ill at the India Ofio0e Ball on Friday night, and died almost immediately after reaching horns The Princess of Wri.Li is to visit Wiesbasden, at the close of the present season. The waters of Wiesbaden enjoy considerable repute in convalescence from rhou matisnz. The Army ancl Aaxy Gazette takes the OWl to task for asserting that the ...
... TH1EI REPRESNTATION OF BIRMINGHAM. MR. DIXON'S MEETINGS. DIEETING AT THE PRtOTIATANT HALL, 0AIRId LANE. A large meeting, consisting of between 2,i0D rand 3,000 people, the friends of alr. DIxon, wne held at the Protees tant Beall, Cair's Lane, on Saturday evening. Alderman Blolliday presided, The C.1tacMAN ennounced that MSfr. George Daweon, who lbd beenu advertised to speak at the mueetng, ...
... JIRUTrFtl'S TElLIflEXM.SA THE EMPRESS OF THE FRENCH, rARIS, JULY 21 (Eveniag). The Empress of the French loft hero this mnrning, for Havre, where she will embark for England, Her Majesty nvR9 acoomrpanied to Hlavre by the Emperor, who return to Paris to night. Both their Majestios travelled illCornito. King Louis of Bavaria atrived this morning, DENMARK. COPMRAGEN. JuiLY 20. The s'atement ...
... EISTORY OF THE REFORM BILL. FROM ITS I14TRODUOTION INrO THE HOUSE TO ITS PASSING THE THIiND READING. Foit the first time for thirty- liv yeYsus, an Act for Amend. tng the 1{epreaentittion of the People, has received the saflction of the Hlouse of Comumone. While the Rlform Bdl is under till consideration of the Lords, it may lie of some ?? to give the dates of the prinoipal ocourrences which, ...
... vaLpoPUL LBX URI go BAUS POPUL1 LoX SrPRE DOMESTIC. The latest intelligence concerning the health of the Premier is that the noble earl is considerably better, but not sufficiently recovered to take his place in the House of Lords. On the motion for going into committee on the Representation of the People Bill, in the House of Lords, on Monday, Lord Halifax moved the following amendment:- ...
... STATE VISiT OF :THE SULTAN ' ITALN OTOP'RA. ?? :: OYAL. ITALTIAN OPERA. i *This great.event, which had been raising the expectation of all London for some days, was accomplished on Monday -night, with ;a success that, in fairness to all concerned in getting it up-; by which we mean especially the director of the: Royal Italian Opera and his immediate assistants -may .be pronounced complete ...
... LATEST AID TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. A_ ?? COMMERCIALi LONDON, TUEsDAY EVEaIgG. Unly a quiet business has been done on the Stock Exchange, in which comparatively few ysriationf have been established. The funds remain at about the final prices of yesterday, and their general Character has been one of steadiness without transactions of the least importanoe. In railways, after the settlement had closed, ...
... Week's total. Half-ye 18B7. 1866. 1867. Belfast & N. Counties. 2402 2300 4861 Bristol and Exeter ?? 7790 7463 15641 Caledonian ?? 63602 36781 776080 Cambrian ?? 2361 2567 4688 Cornwall ?? ?? 1832 1961 3726 Cork and Bahdon ?? 401 460 898 iDublin^&BelfastJuno.. 1832 19H0 3249 Dublin and Drogheda .. 2027 2232 4210 XDub,6oW'klowl&DAltK. 4409 *4369 741 urness ?? 4486 6148 9160 Glasgow & E.-western. ...