... BISHOP OF ALA-N8' iIET7 ON THE SITUATION, Tied, T The Bishop of Mano-t-r, it: ' I' a Manchester contemporary. attsi 0Qsi5- io mense loss of capital that L. ?? t. tOU, Lancashire owing to the dispute. ?? In the interests of labour as vveil: .. ?? the would invite the attention of both o ?? elcr p to phenomena which have come cv'em kn zv *e at knowledge or observation, and wv!i.1 I rpen. typical ...

... I __ _ __ _ __ _ LATEST GfpHapIC NEWS. waXXESNiDAY rEINWOG. . th~er more inquiry for motey t04a0Y, qoias .temots of the Stock Exchange ¢,ec the- remain firm, U per cent. st81i ?? Dc.e for discotttiilg first-cls bills, bare tfco i s quoedforshort loans. -No ' 'e 'f w ere reported at the Bank. The a 0pJm abroad during the week amounts 'in. r *ans at 53 -i td. per ounce. h:;ltrrer~aal e t-.nt- ...

... I No. LXV. It is time to end this discussion, the length of which may have unduly taxed the patience of my readers, bat as this is my last letter I venture to hlope ibat they will extend their goodness to my closing observations. My reply would have been much shorter if I had simply confined myself to rebutting the Reviewer's arguments. Nothing would have been easier than to crumple hirn up ...

... OPENING 0 STANLEY HOSPITAL BAZAYkR AND GALA. Sunshine and shower, vividly representing the hopes and fears of the numerous and infiuvttial committees eutrusted with the organisation and execution of the various features of interest coLa- nected with the Stanley Hospital Bazaar and Fancy Fair scheme, marked the opening of the grand gala yesterday at Stanley Park, which can fairly be recognised ...

... - ?? LA 41SrT Tail: 'tPH ?? ?? IRE COU~ c 1z~ Q .e cit 5 it yi'.tt'rlev tri~ta NV wit h theit Her3LC*.t Ica ewith the n~ce *. f~.cns~1. ateri 1 t s iek Hon. Taut''c~' re Tf te En-iw ofi- Germany. 5a0 tv1- ?? Enirr .. .tgreatly rarti- Do t~il .inmi-c-43 t din of myl- ft se. . ?? 1 I, J uh~ on o' E lntiirzl on. hre trout1 * ~vetrd~V eel~rg. Her ?? 1-i r; rh' railway st ' re Cr ol~n 1,v anid ...

... FIVE PERSONS DROWSED WHILE BATHLNG. Timhe fflstere Meorning News announces the death by drowning, on Sunday evening, of Mr. Edward Speeler. its founder and chief proprietor, and his two sons. They had gone for a walk to W Vhitsand Bay, five miles from Plymouth, and bathel om the sandy beach. When they were still its wltttr only about 4 feet ?? a wave broke over them, a'll 'hey were not ...

... THE HAYDOCG' COLLIERY EXPLOSION. We have it on authority which in a Christian country can never be doubted, that everything should be done decently and in order.' This maxim applies what- ever the object to be attained, and we regret to find that, in consequence of what may be attributed to benevolent but incon- siderate haste, any misunderstanding should have arisen as to the meeting held ...

... UNVEILING GF THE ASHWORTH STATUTE AT I - - . - REOCH4DALE. Y On Saturday afternoon the statue of the late M Mr. Alderman Ashworth was unveiled by Mr. T. B B. Potter, M.P., in the public park at Rochdlale, in the presence of several thousandspectators. Mr. Ashworth, 3 who died in August, 1873, for the greater part of his life h took a prominent part in the municipal affairs of the a town, of ...

... e STPAM AND SAILING SHIPS IN COMMISSIONV, a Aclslleeed~teraoean JwadatW. t of ~Scotland, and W. C. of Africa, Juno, China. Agincourt. Mediteorranean. Kestrel, ('binz. D Alacasty, Anstralia. Rite, P'ort'smouth. Albatross, Pacific; cr4, home Lapwing, Ubsus. Alberta, Portsmouth. Liberty, Devonpurt. Q Albion. Devofllsort. t~Lftey. fatting for serv~os Alett, Sheerness. sitsresliip at Coena~im;. ...

... MR. GLADSTONE AND THE TORY I PARTY. On the re-assembling of the House of Commons to-night. its attention is to be drawn to the language of an article recently printed in a publication called the po riwtenth CewtUer, which article par- ported to have been written by a member [. of her Majesty's Privy Council, lately First h Lord of the Treasury; and a resolution tY is to be moved that such ...

... X overpol Ifo0rte S-ONs POPria LEx SvPiapia. SUMMARY DOMESTIC. The Aunsirylan team have won thlir 3; 4t match aeoin.4 odds in this eoinitrv. Tale play. Ellanl errmillased on sa'tlrdav ill ti (dci ne t' V etor'l'101' the vi iior- Wh1o nai e . VIOW K SChVIl. b~ ilicir ?? tri, iphls ever 7a.t leltuie, Yorks'lil'e. Sarrcy, and tlhe :-'one mi~ll*d eilhteen that in cricket, as inl ro'V1ina, 1he 1 ...

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