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... THE OXFORD JOURNAL, SATURDAY, JmRRY 28. I, The Queen and Princess Beatrice and the members of the Royal Household attended Divine Service at Osborne on Sunday morning. The Hlon. and Rev. Francis Byng a,., Chaplain-in-Ordinary to the Queen, and Vicar oi SiL. Peter's, South :Kensington, officiated.. The convalescence of the Duchess of Connaught is so far advanced that no further bulletins will ...
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... I LLOYD'S WEEKLY I LONDON NEWSPAPER. _ _ ?? ETHE DIFFICULTIES OF THE SESSION The approach of an unusually active and exciting session is indicated by many signs in many quarters. The official banquets of the Ins and Outs are announced; Ministers are beginning to settle down in London; Sir Stafford 1 ortheote is in close confabu- lation with his chief the clubs are filling and exciting ...
... I THE NORTH RIDING DEFEAT-ITS LESSON. lo THE DIItSo Or TB {HORTHERN ECIO. GEcTLExBN,-The battle which has just been fought and'lost in the North Riding has done much to arouse public interest in political ques- tions, and I cannot doubt that seed has been sown which will yet bear good fruit and enable us at no very distant day to turn our defeat into victory. ' Meanwhile let us learn what ...
... OUR LONDO N LOTT'JMER. Ni ~ [PECIALLY TELElGIRIAPH.ED.) ve __ GtOITEAUS CONVICTION-JSW-BAITING IN RUSSUI§ S o -TOI GOVyEMNIVENT AND TiTE TELEPEiONE-THE t ut FI.NANCIAL CRISIS IN FIANCE-TID HA1RBOU5 05' f nn REFUGSr SCII:Z3-TUr8,AS1I.CNTES GOLD AXE. lie Lo.:DON, T'rUasDAv N1iGHT. ot IL was after midnight whea the news of the ao conviction of Guiteau reached London. Seeing. st that' the vordict ...
... . - - - (FR91 oeU W.ow ConaRtSsro-xnsT.) Pa`ras, Tuesday. M. Andrieux's report 'on the Revision Bill is a ).ngular document. In the first place, If. Andrieux ivas a singular person to choose as representative of the Po1lective wisdom of the Committee. As a politician he has no weight, and his reputation as an administra- tor did not entitle him to be spokesman ou such an Important subject. His ...
... TRE LEEDS XERCUA Y . TUESDAY, January 24th, 1882. IT n:l Empress of Austria starts for England on the 2nd of Februarr. IIS OuR Paris Cosrespondent tolegiaphs that the report of the Revision (0onunittee is strongly tinged se with animus against Mr. G-aibetta, and proposes to s, refer everything to the Congress. It is proboble that e unlimited revision will be voted by the Cbmanber and LS ...
... ES9ERAL FOREIGN NEWS. FRENCH POLITICAL CRISIS. T1E 3REVISION REPORT. (SliSU lTxL RA lsi o OUR OWN COREES9FONDEN.) PARIS, Monday Evenin'g. qihe report of the Committee, of Thixty-thiee on G Goveriucnti Scheme of Revision is strongly ; w ith animus against Mi. Ganmbetta. It ?? to refer everything to the Congress. pV probable solution is that unlimited revision VIi ?? voted by the Chamber on ...
... CONSERVATIVE VICTORY. dt The counting of the votes pullud on Tuesday end the frn official declaration took place at York on Wednesday. ot Owing to the wide range of district over which the to polling extended, it was not anticipated that the w collection of the ballot boxes cauld be effected at the Castle before ten o'clnok on Wednesday morning, but Pt it was after eleven lbefore the last ...
... I TO THE EDITOR OF THE EXETER PLYING POST. ve Sir,-Close Public Houses on Sunday to please the well- nt Meaning people; throw open drinking -Dess like some of , the Clubs at all hours to catch the drunkards. Cry reepect ,- the SalbathI, to receive the praise of good men, but admit 'er Bradlaugh, who denies the Divine origin of the Lord's- ill day, to Parliament, to make Laws for a %litkerto ...
... COURT (AREUSAR. OSBOITNE, Friday.-The Qucen and Princess Beatrice drove out yesterday afternoon, attended by Lady-Aber- cromby; and her Majesty went out With Princess eatnob this mornin . Lieut..Cojonel White, C.X., V.0. (Gor on High=andere), arrived at Osborne yesterday, and was pre- sented to the Qucen on his return from Indina And after- wards had the ?? of dining withl her Majesty. T]h Hon ...
... . THF. NRTIn RlDiNG.-At a meeting at Miiddleton, in Teesdale, on Saturday, a letter was!produced from the land agent of the Dnlue of Clevelaind's large estates, pointing out to tenantfarmerstlc dangerof splpporting Mr. Rowlandson's candidature. Ho adds that thle duke has written a letter in which his grace says be has no doubt that the abolition of the law of dij4treps must and will prove ...