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... TimE cIJOLERzIA NATD TUEk QUA RTN TINE REG6ULA TIONS. L'L& ULAi I1 UIV ). Il mlay be both intiersting and useful, now that quarantine regulations arc tri l tcning holiday-makers away from the Continent, to show that tourists in search of the picturcsgue are by no means the only people who are sul'ering, loss and incunven ence from the revival of this anti ouated institution. The maritinic ...
... THE history of Uppingharn School, which celebrates its Tercentenary L to-morrow, is a remarkable instance of an old foundation being remodelled r with the happiest results. The school was founded by Archdeacon Johnson in I584, 1 by God's grace as the first words of the old statutes declare, and endowed with lands purchased by him from the Queen, and was an example of an honest gift made in ...
... vhich nnpratnrz n n. -Anhmit The unanimity with which operators in and about the Stock Exchange have been selling bears of railway stock of late is remarkable. No sooner were accounts arranged yesterday, in most cases by paying a drawback for J postponement of delivery, than fresh engagements to deliver at next settlement were entered into with every appearance of confidence. In all parts ...
... REPORTED CAPTURE OF BERBER BY GENERAL GORDON. (REUTER'S TELEGRAM.) ALEXANDRIA, July 30.-A telegram received from the Mudir of Dongola states that a report is current there that General Gordon has captured Berber. The Mudir adds that he has despatched an official to Debbah to ascertain the truth of the rumour. [News was received at the Foreign Office about a fortnight ago that General Gordon ...
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... EPITONIE OF OPINION. TIE CRIsIS.-The Times says :- No Dime has been lost by tbe Liberal party in taking up the challenge of the House of Lords. Sir Charles Dilke wvas justified yesterday in observing that the Conservative leader bad unwisely endeavoured to irritate his opponents as much as possible. It may be assumed that the immediate dissolution desired by the Conservative leaders will not ...
... EPITOAE OF OPINION. TIUE PEERS AND THE FRANCHISE.-The Economist ?? wis- ?? of tc Hou.ose of Lords has, on several. critical occasions of late years, been proved to be much greater than the wisdom of the present leaders of the ojorityy; and we are not without hope that once again the sound political instinct of the Peers svill assert itself, and override the short-sighted counsels of Lord ...
... Thc 1t ince and Princess of WVales, accompanied by Prince Albert Victor, Prince George, and the three Princesses, leave London to-day for the north, and ill be the guests of Sir William George Arinstroni, at Cragside, Northuni!;erlalid, until Thursday. To-morrow the Prince will open the new paik of Jesnond DTrene, at Newcastle, the munificent gift to the city of his hot . and also the l'ublic ...
... 1I'- ?? in another column a telegram which we received last night ,- ur. Schweinfurth, a copy of which he seems also to have addressed secretary of the Anti-Slavery Society. On receiving it we at once t le~)hed to iDr. SchweinfUrth for further details and for the sources c al; itnformatic, but up to the present moment of writing we have I-; no reply. On making inquiry at headquarters we are ...
... THE HOT \WEATHIE11. ?? le IiL readings at Greenwich Observatory on Saturday were - ...
... TIHE ECONOMlIICS OF EMPIRE. T js!J is one broad consideration suggested by the Report of tC i onmmittee on Indian Railways which throws into the shade . the many important, interesting, and much-debated 1oilt; of detail with which it principally deals. This .cit fact is that we are slowly but certainly approaching 't timie Nlhen India will be the granary of England. No doubt the i Ocs of the ...
... 1p l.STER AND BUSINESS AT VERSAILLES. Till: political piece now being played at Versailles is alternately I madlce too much and too little of in this country. One morning we s *,;c told that the Republic is the revolution; the next we are t bidlcn to smile at the absurdest storm that was ever raised in a t tecupll. Th'Ie only thing the wiseacres are agreed about is that the t .1, cf actors are ...