... MONDAY , JUNE 2h' The weather over the, United Kingdom continues V in a very showery, changesae condition, with I thunderstorms at times and excefingly- variable d winds. At present there is no indication of any t permanent improvement In -the meantime warm, a bright weather is being experienced on the eastern I shores of the North Sea; and even ?? as far north as Haparanda the skyis ...

... THE WIRiRAL CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL.. Theceremony of laying the corner stone of the Wirral Children's Hospital, Birkenhead, by the Right Hon. Lord de Tabley, Right Worshipful Pro- vincial Grand laster of Cheshire, will take place to-morrow. In connection with the event, the Freemasons of the provinces of Cheshire and Lanca- shire, under thp direction of Bro. H. Finch, ?? are making arrangements ...

... OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENCE I is LoNDoNf, FRtIDAY EVENING. Lord Salisbury has again to-night been trying . to prove that he is-a leader of men. To the e, intense surprise of everybody, and in pursuance a. of his policy of making four nasty speeches a l week, in the hose that they will tell on public b opinion, he soddenly developed this evening a X new reason for opposition to the Ministerial n ...

... LOCAL NEW&- 'Vors oF LOCAL MInrMBS-I, the divisions at on Tuesday night, on clauses 3 and 4 of the in Prevention of Crime Bill, the amendments i proposed by Messrs. Redmond and Healy were sup- th ported by Arthur Arnold, Jacob Bright, A. Corn- of mins', Sir IV. Lawson, J. G. M'Minnies, T. B. Potter, la Henry Richard, P. Rylands, J. Slagg, and William PC EumnWers. The following voted in the ...

... I NASSH-GROVE. TO TM EnIIOm 0? TrS LAEVIPOO St52CWY. Gentlemen,-With year leave, a few more words on this important subject. The Health Committee recommend the Council to erect model, dwellings upon part of this site. They are called model dwellings because they are examples carefully avoided by everybody who wishes for a fair return on his capital They are, therefore, of the nature of ...

... 'AIL NEWS. BATAV2A, SATRDAY.-The Queensland Line steamer Chyebassa, from Brisbane, left berayesterday for London, Banmstr, SATURDOAY.The Peninsular and Oriental steamer Chiva, with thc homevard India mails, arrived here at anne asm. to-day, and the mails left at noon for London. BOsToN, SATURnDA..-The Warren Line steamer Glamorgan arrived here yesterday; all well. BRIsBANE, FUDAY.-Tbe ...

... CURIOUS CHARGE OF OBTAIING .BY FALSE PRETENCEBS. At Warwick quarter session, yesterday, Edmund Ernest Pearson, aged 25, builder, and Samuel Bush, aged 36, general dealer, were indicted for obtaining by false pretences, from the Rev. Richard licictnan, rector of Birdingbury, near Rugby, a concertina and wcase value £5. Mr. Fitzgerald prosecuted. Mr. Dorsett defended. It appeared that some two ...

... - i- ! ?? T -- : E SWEA.TER. A WEDNESDAY, J-UNE .28 The weather to-day has beeu cloudy at tbe masority of stations, butthere seems to have been an almost entire absence of raun, and the winds bave been very light iii fdrce. The chart for eight -aen. shmwed that tbe anti-cyclone which lay over France yesterdoy bad inereased alittle in height and- that the' brometer was iising slowly in that ...

... , ?? ABnIRALN BSxArnD HATL-The medical a: report yesterday was to the effect that this gentle- c man, who has been seriously ill, was much better, I g the fever from which he was suffering h3ving almost t] entirely subsided. DEATH OF TE: SIrsSTE O? Do. RLns.-It is well A known amongst church people that Mrs. Byle has been in attendance for some time on the sister of W C' the Bishop of ...

... .SPECIAL TM EGRAMS, &i The Observer is authorised to state that ther. is no truth In the announcement that the Quee in- I tends to hold a review next oth . At a meeting of the WOrkmea's Peace asal.a- tion in London, on Setardq night, an address was adopted depreoating the intervention-of the British Government in the affairs of Egypt. The Duke of Albany has accepted the invitation to be ...

... 'o0 coRKSPONDENT& Gucdian or the & viser. ;r :tester acknowvledges BZS 5. per Mr. H., P. p orthe~ajorw~et 60boolsand g the Seamen's Orphanage begs to the receit of 1(3. from Two Days' Pay Work. S not for a servant to bandy argu- hu miitressi usuchaca. Heassumed aorsble only to a husband, a father, or a gr do not know you may possibly obtain .,tior, by applying to the magistrates' ;ie~siet. ...

... j IMPERIAL P1.MI TUMYSDA, JUNE 6. LEADING ICBIENTS. Houns or CoLnoNs, TuEsA EvresNa. Once again has Egypt taken precedence of Ireland in the business of the House, and once more have Messrs. Cowen, O'Donnell, M'Coan, and Ashmead Bartlett-backed up though they were by Sir H. Wolff, Sir Wilfrid Lawson, and the Baron de Worms-failed in inducing the Government to do anything more than to show that ...