... TIM AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS. On Tuesday a conference was opened nt WillIs's rooms forthe purpose of discussing various questions aonnecedwithitnons amongst agricultural labourer The chair was taken by Mr. Morrison, M.P.-Mr. Arch first addressed the meeting, and strongly advo- cated the union of agricultural ?? Trevelyan aid the agricultural labourer had long been considered the most backward ...

... LATEsT ELECTRIC NEWS plM zUTIM a 'rUTEL4A I VERSAMLA ?? Xventng. !n4 day'S sittgof ?? Assembly General mlucrot Presented a proposal, signed by several of bhs Rolleamesn for the appointmint of a committee of five depures chosen by election to study the organisation at the national defence, under the presidency of the IISsister of War, who, if.he approves the proposal of 4e comnlfttec, will ...

... TO LIOENSED VICTUALLERS. THE LICEIRBTNG QUES lION. fle uiodifeaicacio which the Government Liz.ensino Bill, thanks tffcragcii protedsts the Duke of Riehonisd, theMarqnisof' Salisbury, and others, underwent in its progress through Committee last week~, may be taken as a hopeful indicattion that after, all the right Of tile public and the interests of the 'trade will not Materially suffeor by ...

... ?? f 111'1: .4~; 1g1, ; . ' ' ' 'I ; 'HOSPITCE Nh9ISMASEROPTET TOATl. .. -: ' ?? ?? _i > ' , j - i ?? ' Th'eWin u diiner ofthis; hospil I ID e last evding4 it Willis's loomi; the Earli of Cltandcs inhl 'hqwaplaiW OhicomOl y apewpp mbidt 1recei a1 ot iks 'h b bcom' ?? beds,A_ 9:ln estab 'abeedpArhas ea, dp R hn6. ?? the th6 ~co~vevlsatayr; c tdo5,n and ss0mbnis~tt tydiperm orA addsth h the ...

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... I ' WALTONIMING. It is not given' to ever one with a taste for angli'n to haunt the beautiful rivers of Wales in the spring, when the trout are ready to take the 0oloirea fly, or to wander rod in hand, to the dis- tant brooks of Ireland or !Scotland, wheretbe bro wn waterl foami round the rocks, and the heatbert dovered shoulders of the hills are interspersed with the groves of dark fr. And so ...

... I0 The friends of Women's 'Suffrage, at the invita.u tionof ?? Committee,metat ?? ?? Hotel, yesterday, toconferupon the future pros iacteof the movement. The Chairman (Mr. E atwiak, M. W.) id that while they were mot to record another strugglethey must ao admit another defeat. Disdaining any es of wur. render, ke warned the members of thesoety that if they did not close their rake they would ...

... T9E1 SOMIlTY OF FRIENDS OF F . X G RS IN DISTrESS. , 'he 6lc By-sih anniversary dinner of the sub- aeand freds of this society was, give t Ahe City Termi us h~ontbe yestcrde;evening. The coman mus- tered about 250, end a. nuniber of ladies were ~present I ithe gale tis xcet delleny Count Boost t Jhe 'isir- Hungrian~Minster preided andamongit th eesae F e°'his b E i H ..Isa the wdre i eellency ...

... -I- IRELAD. C I f. ._ S._ I . . THE DUBLIMT EZKIBITIONs (FoM oUR OWN onasroVrDW ) DUBLYM, Ssauae NIgh!. The preparations for the opening of the Dublin Internjional Exhibition are rapidlyprogresslug, end there is no reason to doubt will be completed in ample time for the opening day (the ith of June). The history of the building, or series of buzidin in whic the Exlu- bition will a held ?? ...

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