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... SPECLL TELEGIL4S. &a. I The Channel Squadron, nder the comrnd of Vice-Adhiziral tie Duie uf Edinburgh, arrived at Gibraltar ye-tnhwh, fronil 3lasiira ! ?? N. IFitnta i , reevt-oty; cquittd in Dublin on t are of t.casoin-eolony, un rr.iving %t Cork lhast nintit wres na't byuevemni taroaniienn Nationalizstat, an rtki a drawn t)i `ie b Iowl by Liand, amidl the playing of hiansds and a torchught ...
... . WIrlimtpo~l %kerattTaR* I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - ?? A;'ASIUS POPuIL LEE SUfEaM ?? Lord Randolph Churchill arrived in London last evening from his continental tour. We publish elsewhere a correspondence between Mr. Gladstone and a querist regard- ing the report of an interview with him by an Irish member during the presentations at Eawarden. The right honourable gentle- man expresses the ...
... I THE CAMPAIGNno BURMAII. GE?-RAI ROBERTS TO COMMAIND THE TROOPS. Boat, Oar. 2L General Sir Frederick Roberts, cammander-zin chief n India, will assume the command of the army in Burnih, rendered vacant by the death of General Sir Herbert Macpherson. , ?? Om1 2L At a meeting of the Viceregsl Cqunca today the Viceroy referred to the death of Ge(e Macpherson, and expresed the sorrow which he ...
... ; m I Vmrn or 7nrr ATHcuunosn or Yas m Lr n VeLnr-We undersand tint the Archbiihop of IYork will pay a thmee-dtay's visit to this et-y ?? the- end cof Jannary. On Thunda-y, thve k 12kh. he ?? distribute tint prIzY n a oumticon 6t uit~h the Liverpool Coencil of Educa-tion, and en Itint ftollowing- day be ham promised to take part in Ia areat insetingZ of the biocesna Tencerarm-nce btcicty in ...
... I THE rDISRIBUnOyN BILLJ. I THE ADJOURNED E ETING or vTrr. LnMEWPOOL LIBERAL ASSOCIATIOIN. The members of tho certeral Coimel or the Liverpool Liberal As1ocia-ion will mot by Adjournment at the City Hail, Faxberlekrt, to- motrow (Tumday) evcaing, tonsider the motion and :mcndnmM4 uith rnst to the division of tbo city under the new Reistribution BWl. The original motion, -which vurviv by a ery ...
... THE HON. G. CURZON, M.P., ON THE PRIMROSE LEAGUE. A meeting was held on Saturday evening at Ainsdale, near Sonthport, for the purpose of open- ing a branch of the Southport Primrose League. The Rev. Canon Clarke (Southport) presided, and amongst those present were Sir William Forwood, and the Hon. G, IL Curzon, PLE. for the South- port Division of South-west Lancashire.-On the motion of -Mr. ...
... | -- 12 The following letter on the abavee subject from the Manchester Chamber of Commerce has been a -forwarded to Earl Granville:- V Chamber of Commerce, Manchester, c - a arch 26, 1S84. ;!9 L4-I had the honour to receive the e 'letter of the 21st instant, addressed to me bv Lord Edmorld Fitzmaurice, and I beg to express my* a acknowledgmnent of the allusion to the weight t attached by her ...
... I - EKIRDAIE. A meeting of the electors of No. 4 polling district of the new Kirkdale parliamentary division was held on Friday, at the Skelmersdale Hall,Westminster-road, and was largely attended. The meeting had been called for the purpose of electing a chairman, vice-chairmen, and secretary of the polling district for the ensuin: year. Councillor John Houlding occupied the chair. and there ...
... SIR mEL A.CROSS, MP., AT OONSE RVATI7VE CLUB. TH~fl a5- Lest nighty Sit Richard'Cros, MY., wa enter- l rts taied at the inaugural banquet at the new. 're mries of the Liverpool Conservative Club in Tb at. 9thr-Noverher. ?? itf aly opened on th Le st, 9hoc it cirnd Ye hononrable gentleman >ee b(12~.iedteair, and he was suqgorted by his parliamentary colleaue suo.orted y hi >- burne, the M .of ...
... v A general meeting of the members of this society i was held in the council room of the association, i) No. 12, Hanover-square, yesterday, under the t presidency of Sir T. Brmndreth Gibbs. -The council reported that the funded capital of the society now stood at £28,880, and the balance account was £2794. The York; meeting was j one of the most suocessful ever held, II and resulted in an ...
... THE ROYAL VISIT-A PLEA FORb LARMt SSE. 10 TfF Ir7flORB Or TO E LMVErOOL L MynncUZTe. Geutlemen,-In olden times, whenever a Royal personage or titled lord visited a city, the poor in 7ier.iona surronrded the object of all eyes, and raising the cry of Laresse I ?? ?? received the chivalrous, generous, and royal bounty in a shower of gold pieces. Times are changed and we are changed with tbhem ...
... O t* SOUR OWN UOIJ~Y. ?? A flaET NG COnzBo.-nT.] I ;n one of his letters, Byron alludes to the mingled feelings of pride and humiliation with which a traveller returns to his own country after an absence abroad. He wants to think that his native land excels every country in the world, whether as to beauty, importance, or general interest. If his soul is not so dead as to prompt him to ...