... -C L1 - ter ng I%__l _ . . The buildingof the 25th cabmen's shelter in the letro, polis vas cormmenced on Monday. ?? Ennglish pilgrimage to Lourdes, headed by f5rdilal anning, will leave London on May 31. F The P rhiladlelpeti Ledyer' says the yellow Tuscan brajj promises to be the favourite braid for spring bats al, bonnets. A Liverpool contemporary states that the condemned woman Tracey was ...

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... 1 Blondin is on the high rope in Ccylon. The Belgian papers state that the Prince de Ligne is in a critical condition. I The American relief ship Constellation is expected to sail from New York for Ireland to-day. Advices from Aalta say that tile Ttalian agitation against the use of the English language is ol the increase. immigration to New York is largely increasing. Seven steamers have thls ...

... 0 . _ AiND JOURNAL.| SATURDAY, MARCH 13, 18S0. NEWS OF THE DAY. In the House of Lords, yesterday, the Earl of C00oak,\ in reply to a question from Lord SID- U1toTil, said that no report of the surrender of arms br 7ulius had been received since the 25th of last Gctober. Lord BEACONSFILLD asked the House tc nect this afternoon to cobsider the Consolidated Plnd Bill. The Duke of RIOnMOND, in ...

... MIR. BRIGHT'S MEETINGS. TORCHLIGHT PROCESSION. It was only natural that Mr. Bright's reception along the streets through which lie passed last night, on his way to attend the meetings in St. George's and All Saints' Wards, should be of the most cordial and enthusiastic character. It is not often that our senior member is heard or seen in the outskirts of the borough, and this fact, allied to a ...

... t A imeethig in sapporc of the Liberal candidates was held d att the Board Schools, Little Green Lanes, Bordesley ward; h Air. Couneillor S. B. Whitfield in the chair. There were 6 also present Mr. P. H. Dlantz, Mr. Sara, Tinimins, t Councillors W\. Perkcins int Dl. J.B art, and lessrs. Simon, o Beston, Lockwood. Nash, &c. ahe sttenldance was very large. s A letter was readi fromi thu Bus. C. ...

... ?? MR. BRIGHT AND THIt CHELSEA ELECTION. Mr, Bright having been informed by a correspondent 3.) that the Conservative canvassers in Chelsea had cilrclated ris a report that Mlr. Firth, the second Liberal candidate is )in atheist, the right hon. gentleman replied as followvs - e Dear sir,-I should be astonished at thle contents of your [is note, ?? something of thegpractices of your SW ...

... I| CHURCH PASTORAL AID SOOIETY. | - , . fl .- a. _ .I ?? __L_ ?? CA., The annual meeting of the Birmingham branch of this society was held in tie Town Hall, on Tuesday evening, Lieut.-Colonel Batcliff. insthe ohair, Aniongtstthoss on the platform were the Revds. Canon Wilkinson, Canon Hoare, E. B. Borges, J. G. Dixon, J. A. Lunt, Hl. A. Favell (Sheffieldh, A. Nash, H. C. Hodges, WT. B. ...

... I AIR. DALE ON THE DUTY OF LIBERALS. At the close-of a lecture at the Albert Hall, Reading, on Tuesday night, Mr. 34 W. Dale made an eloiueot and stir- ring speech on the Dissolation adct the duty of Liberals at the general election, his remarks exciting the greatest enthusiasm. Mr. D.-LE, after referring to the fact that tho Iieading Liberals had thair two members already before them as their ...

... EILECTION NOTES. Further returns of the Libernl carvass were received esterdla from all the wards. It affords usgreat pleasure to say that thvy were of an eminently satisfactory nature. rk i9 being thoroughly done, the party is in earnest, Ind the ?? of tho promises shows that the efforts of bt r side have wholly failed to break the unity and th ?? the Liberals to their tried and trolsted ...

... I .E ?? TO THE EDITO %5 All ?? must write on arm SIDR cl the papa cub. or theirlettws will be relectet We cannot publish any letter uless the writer snds sb Alnl NAa an sADDTuIs, not neoeffasly for publi- cation, but as a Guarantee of good faith, The Editor cannot undertake to retumn rejected V. toomnnilntions under snu oircuintenoeC V WV. B (Yetradgyulais).-The pamnphlet you mention, ae C. ...

... NOTES BY JOHN BULL. & LUTLE MORE LTGn r Oy Tfn Mif.1:) BOGEY. Bit by bit Mr. Reed'aambltious pls o! mafiog tie ?? for Cardhi pmote hi oommer- cfal interest' at Milford, and the promotion of Milforw' intereats ?? these ot Card, are ooming to light. In a meeting held at Milfori in the interest of Mr. Allen. the Radial odaidata, Mr. William Davies, the leading speaker, declared that Mr. Reed ?? ...