... EPITOME OF OPIVION. THE CONSERVATIVE DEMONSTRATION AT LIVERPOOL. The 'Sjectavor says :- Proputty, proputty, proputty ; that's what I hears 'un say',' said the Northern Farmier, as he listened to the beat of his pony's hioofs ; and that is what Lord Salisbury hears, as he listens to the rhythm of thc niovernent of the age. 1 Look at these fields, he seems to say, 1these houses, these ...

... FIRES IN TaIx METROPOLIS. Down to yesterday 3b oires bad occtrred in the !metropoli9s during the previous seven days (inclauding bo four last Saturday) against 31 in the preceding week, w and 4O in the corresponding period of last year. a l SUNDAY.-(3).-lt was barely day before the brigade anem wore calsotl to 71, lGreen-lanes, Stoke Nowington-green. Here a very large file ?? brokee out. ...

... ANSWES TO CORUESPONDENTS. I P. ALBlON.-Legacies nider 201. are not charge li able with legacy duty. Lucy H-A mistress is not.boand to give a ser- vaut a character, although she may have reV ceived one with her. A;NXIOS ?? orbconre coin is onlI a legal tender to the valuleof ejapeice. You case be sued for the paymnent of the euni due i EM. L-Your remedy is to sue in the countyE court. E. S. P. ...

... | EP1TOE OF FOlREIGNAND GENERAL NEWS. Dll, J. FF.No BRBs, Q.(.,Western circuit, has been appointed to a n Indian judgeship. AN action bas been instituted in the Bomaay I High court by a 1arsece lady for breach of promhise of marriage, the damnages being laid at Xe. i 0.000. Tiiz Paris papers announce that the prime author of the post-ollice robbery in that city has just been arrested, T rs ...

... FIRES IN T1,M, ME Tplp Down to yesterdaly29f fires lh-ji °;Cred - t I ioetropolis ?? 2g thie Imnsicil sy vi.-I three olil saardayl, .agant -L ill I e lceeding week, and 3S in the corresponding period of Isj.e;lin bUNi)AY ?? blocirkel-up finu waos tul c use ofve cowsieralile lage isy fire to a Coriidesaer's Slhoi ater7 r)iiumonsd-roadl, tleriiiolidsev, a few ?? before 0 11 in the mins lig. It ...

... Mr. Trevelyan has given an anthoritative denial to the assertion so confidently repeated of late, that our navy is or will be shortly inferior to that of France, in every respect, both in ships, men, and guns, in strength, swiftness, and indeed in every quality that belongs to a good navy. It is not necessary to refer to the figures brought forward by Lord Henry Lennox and others in support of ...

... The Budget for 1882.3 may be deseribed by a simple process. To the expenditure of last year add a quarter of a million for relief to highways and to the income nearly the same amount from carriages upon two and four wheels, and you have the Budget for the year to come. There is a kind of poetical justice in relieving the farmers from highway rates, and in calling upon the country gentlemen who ...

... LORD SALISBURY AND SIRl S. NORTHCOTE AT LIVERPOOL. 3Ox OUR OWn REzORTs.a) h LrvienrooT,, Wednesday Night. E To'day the Marquis of Salisbury and Sir S. 3!ortheote, ti who, with other leading representatives of the Con- o servative party, have comle hither to take part in a great I political demonstration, comoenced the series of engage- II mauts, wliich; will have considerable interest for ...

... I ! I} [PERIAL PAILIAHINT. I' . . (ROM oUR oWN RWPROTIS.) HIOUSE OF LORDS, TnpSWAY. The LoRD CnartOX LR took his seat on the wooleack at cour o'clock. STOLEN GOODS BILL. rbs LORD CHANCELLOR movedthe second reading of this bill, stating that if their Lordships pawsed it, he 3hould some time next week move that it be referred to se Slect committee. ARMY (ANNUAL) BIl. Oa the order for going into ...

... THE CHANNEL TUNNEL4 (Rro fthe Times.) From what bhss occurred of late concerning the con- aistruction of a tunnel under the English Chaunel, it ?? h begunto 'he regarded in the light of a practicable under-I edtaking. Tbis has led to various expressions of opinion as r Ito the time which may probably be required for carrying od out the work of construct ion, the periods assigned ranging a EL ...

... MISSIONARY DEDIOATION BERVICE IN D ?? I .- - - LEEDS. J Last night, in Queen-street Chapel. a service was held at ' which Mr. J. H. Dineen was dedicated as a medical missionary to Central Africa, in connection with thle London Missionary Society. The Rev. WV. T1ostus presided, and there were also present the Rev. Dr. Conldor, tics Rev. WV. Currie, the Rev. G. Williams, the Rev. G.I H-inds, the ...

... j1t a -a TO-DAY'S LONDON PAPERS. MEAOtCRF-OFFICE, Saturday, 5 a.m. THE CONSERVATIVE LEADERS IN LIVERPOOL. The Zimes ?? the coming struggle whiech Lord L Salisbury foresees is to be over Mr. Bradlaugh and his seat, we trust that it may be of less duration than Lord Salisbury assigns to it, and that it may be well settled and out of the b way before his youthful hearers are much further 3 ...