... BLECTION NEWS. BET. ~UGH eAUSON ANSI THlE seRE~trSENTATION or Wer( A.H NADELE. theG O Tes aync aggregate meeting of the Liberals1 fries of Ashton-undor.LyflO was held in the large room ofa1 the Albion Schoofe, for the putpose Of receiving a, Soul r-eport from the esecutive committee %tof the ?? he u Association relp~eotragthe ?? h oOuh, gini and the -reply of Mr. Hligh Mason to the ...

... I ^ asellanou5I Two childrex. were burn hin TLodon .T on Sunday through their isre iito . . they woere laying with fire. is The 6ar~man barque Tribe Deu was caught by Go a, squall and wrecked in the Frith of Forth on Monday y4 ?? The crew were saved, but the vessel ia breaking S up, and will probably become a total wreck. *At the Meeting. of the Vdinburgh -Town. of Council, On Tcesday, it ...

... THE MANCHESTER SOROOL-BOARD 1 BOELECTION. Four o'clock yesterday afternoon was the last hour fA for the withdrawal of the nominations of candidates for gor 14w membership of the School Board, and as only fonr of jo the 26 candidates nominated for the 15 seats have noti- i crir fled to the Mayor their intention to retire from the con- bar test, the poll will take place on Fridaymert. The gen-. ...

... tHIE LIBELS ON adRS. LANGTRY AND OTHERS. UHE LIBELS ON ?? At the Central Criminal Cort on Atotry te eas eno t Mr. Lordship es and a jury, Adoiphus Rosenberg, Mr t u n ?? t o plced the bar, charged pile publisher of TOIne Tlk, was. L agttb r. oavllsf ithavn libellead ?? Lanowegethyt Mre. Co libelwsu- West, and]%rd ~0aesboro,1gh. william ?? Head.hc andrue-tr Rert ?? also apeared to answer to ah ...

... . * TURKEEY. SERVIA AND THE PORTE. CONANTINOPLE, THunsD&T. 'The Servian Government have again demanded that the Porte should pay an indemnity for the damagecaused by the incursions of the Albanians into Serviant territory. The Turkish Govern- ment have ordered strict measures to be taken to sup6press all acts of brigandage in Macedonia. THE ROUMANIAN GOVERNMENT AND THE JEWS. PESTH, THWRSDAY ...

... | TE LORD MAYOR'S BANQUET. 1:~ ~ I _ Ioan SPEECA OF THE, PREEMIEI On Monads' '+he Lord Mayori and sheriffs of London tim gave their aniubil November banquet, to 'her- Mjelsty's, the Ministers.'- The proceedings took place at. the Guiild- gra hall, where a iecga and brilliant company* was assemu- arc bled (La The LORD DMAYor proposed The army, navy, and his reserve forces, to which Colonel ...

... THE 3BEACONSFIELDWATH FOB SALE. I We have not Yet heard the last of the Beaconsfield Wreath. The executors of the late chairman of the People's Tribute, winiting from Tracy Lodge, Leamning- ton, request us to give publicity to the following pathetic statemnent.. The executors Of the late chairman of the People's Tribute regret to announce that they find themselves under the neCeesity. ...

... ' YA~CCIDENT AT STBOUD l b ?? The Stroua corepoe reports a oerio g.us e r on Thnrsd5 iyhen an Aberdeen coalta 5tanding in the stain dashed *tot Four truannd a brake were smashed, ddeetro was hurled against an ahdjo~iningln hoase and one truck akanaa Five driverstand thegadwr ntab barelY time tosve their lives. VHE BOBBERY OF LORD DUDLEY'S JEWELS. On Thlirsday, at the, Clerkenwell Police Court, ...

... - THE POLITICAq Si. AXO,.. RUMOURS OF'. IMPE. 'G DISSOLUTION Lord Salisbury a M-y-ed- at the Foreign Office from H-atfield ?? a long adience with ?? Ambassador. Despatches from- Sir 11eny Lqanyr were. on i Tuesday pliaced before lord Salisbury , who. previotis to C1 the meeting of the Cabinet Coue hada nubtatook WE with Lord Beaconefield, as also had Lord Cranrk and the First Lord of the ...

... LETTER No. CXIV. PIC:JTURES AN) BPRESBYTERS. dis There are some subjects which ally them- nat selves so closely with the religious feelings of act the public that one is hardly able to touch them is in a ci'itical spirit without the risk of being mis- the construed. Nevertheless it is sometimes neces- f1u1 sary to make the venture, and such an occasion tin seems to be furnished by the ...

... THE REPRESENTA.TION OF NORTH EAST LALCASaHE.I LiORD H1ARTINGTON'S COLLEAGUE. Mr. F. W. Grafton, of Manchester, has now been definitely accepted by the Liberals of North-east Lan- cashire as their second candidate for the representation of the division in Parliament. The choice of candidates rssted, in the first instance, with the committee of the Liberal Registration Association of the ...

... LOW 2S.P.. ON UIHE LIBERGAL A:ND - ML Tacadhlic ?? in the Exhnem n, ,w.,Rr blictix ibrl adidates for thena prscC -_ i support of it and Mr. C. S:* Roundell). H renib5~ ffjllorQ.C. c' Dr was1 under the atuspices of thes cox leren;55~11g. wh ch lieionM. wa largely attended. dai llh,2othem Liei'Ol AssertS to the two candidates, the gech tn~~cised the candidaturewas carried art tot ?? ecienlation ...