... LO)D CAEN&1VON ON WOREING MEN'S CLUBS. On Monday afternoon Lerd Carnavon laid the founds- tion-stone of a working men's club at Carlton, near Not. tingham. The building is to be erected entirely at the cost of the Hon. and Rav. 0. W. Forester, vicar of the parish. Lord CARNARVON, addressing the working men pre- sent, said if there was ore institution in England more particularly English than ...

... TE:W LICENSING ACT. At Oxford, on Saturday night week, a large crowd of people paraded the streets and held an extemporized meeting. Strong speeches were made against the now Licensing Act. After making a threatening demonstra- tion against the house of Alderman Randall, who favours the early closing of the public-house3, and break- ing the windows of a leading teetotaller's house, the crowd ...

... MISICELLANEOUS. Prince Leopold will, it is stated, commence a cou'lwi o .study at Oxford in October term. ?? Mr. Theer was present at the races at Lowgehamp =(Pari) on Tuesday. He was,.it .i saidh t hremely well. The weather twas Pfine bucld The committeo of the Marine Society ha, received tib dontion of 1,00Wl. for the Wrsptae trhViningesipfroR ?? Oban ?? of the GCasgrch- Taul ito that r dr. ...

... ~,ALICGz DLANCHE OSWALD. We (Telegraph) have reason to believe that the true facts with X egard to the case of Alice Blanche Oswald, the young governess who committed suicide from Waterloo-bridge, have only gradually come to light, and we are now in a position to give a fairly truthful repre. sentation of them, It apperrd that, on or about the 10th of July, she called upon Mr. Nunm, vice ...

... ANA3DvENTunE AT SCAR3ROOUGV . A gentleman from Bradford, named Binus, at present spending a holiday at Scarborough, has been the hero, or the victim, of an adventure, the story of which will recall to our readers one of the most interesting chapters in the Antiquary, in which Scott places his heroine and her father in a similar predicament. Mr. Binns had lef6 Scarborough on Wednesday ...

... OmL Tuesday evening the Right Hon. the Lord Mayors Sir Sills John Gibbons, and the Lady Mayoress enter. ttained the principal members of the Japanese embassy rnow in London, at a dinner at the Mansion House, which Iwas served in the Egyptian Ball with much splendour. t The band of the Coldstream Guardi was in attendance on the oceasion, under the direction of Mir. Frederick Godfrey, and played ...

... NISCELLANEOUS. The natisans c ?? intend starting a working- class candidate for the representation of that town. An aquarium, similar to that at Brighton, is to be established at Yarmouth-- The rectory of Gittisbam, near Honiton, has become vacant by the death of the Rev. B. Kirwan, M A. It is worth 6001. a year, and is in private patronage. The Belfast Town Council have resolved, by a ...

... J.ATEST INTELLIGENCE, r-eI EXPRESS AND ELECTRIC TSLEoRAPH JRO AU IS ]; it' rPARTS OF TIM WoRLD. TILE M',TING OF THE EMPERORS. - TEE INT.LNATIONG SOCIETY, THE GENREi ARBITrATION. 3 ' . Berlin, Thursday. At 2.15 p.m. to-day the Czar . lexander, a.companied by the Czarewitch and the Grai'd Duke Vl4adimiir, arrived at the Eastern Railway Stution, and wis re- ceived there by the Emperor William, ...

... THE THREATESD STRIKE OF MXERSZ On Monday evening the Bakers' Strike Committee met Mt the central committee rooms, and a considerable amount of business was transacted. It was decided that the circulars announcing that the men would be with- drawn on September 21 should be eent to every master baker in London, and four members agreed to undertake the work. it was decided some. time since to ...

... HOLME RULE IN LONDON. TO TwTE EDITOR Or REYNOLDWS NEWSPATt2K. SIB,-The police authorities, after a lengtheolq period of quiescence, have ventured on a new trial of their power to repress freedom of discunzion in this country. It is well known to most of your readers that an organiza- tion has been recently formed in Ireland to oht in, for that country the right of legislating for itseil in all ...

... TJE QUZpp aIN ICOTLkAN I I On Monday, atifoon, the Queen, who has been a guest of the Duke and Duehess of: Sutherland, laid the memo. 'ial stone of a monument to the memory of.. the late Duchess of Sutherland it'the grounds of Dunrobin Castle. She was accompanied by Princess Beatrice, Prince Leopold, the Duke and Duchess of Sutherland, the Marquis of..Stafford, Earl and Countess Granville, ...

... T3E SOCIAL 8CIMNCE CONG14ESS. Jnove JNAPIER and ETTRICK inaugurated the Socia Science Congress on Wednesday, at Plymouth, by ai address devoted chiefly to the consideration of the lane laws as tending to prevent the distribution of property ii the country. He said the distribution of property is the feature in our laws and customs which presents thi greatest apparent hardship, which arouses ...