... | I A Ski pton correspondenit states that a startling discovery a ?? jest been made at Kildkvicki though great reticence is N maintained by the authorities. It transpires that when I the Prince and Princess of Wales visited Saltaire and Bradford two men travelled in one compartment by the early morning train. One alighted, but left behind him a e parcel which the other passenger,. upon ...

... I . . .. - A. - .. I- Messrs. Woodall and Broadhurst, the representatives of ti Stoke-on-Trent, addressed the members of the Hanley I Liberal Club on Saturday night. Mr. B. Boothroyd pre- c sided.-Mr. Woodall said the political situation was one of tl extreme gravity both at home and abroad, However some t] of them might regard the manifestation of that gigantic a power which had been put ...

... LIAMIENT SATURDAY. 110 USE OF COMMONS. iker took th chair soon after twelve e'elock, ~ SpeD~ tok NOTIOES. IA q gafe noticl that on Monday ie wpulil t try for Jar vvhether, having regard to the ?? o~gr~ ,,6u vas abolished in thle army, but that fact t l alnnd cadets in the military schools were ilitlr su illail Dunishnmet, lie saw reason to apprehend Mltoa th~at p yili' t of aut ority betweeli ...

... THE DAIRY TN CIIESHIRE. ?? .fl~pii of landlowlxs andi feunitrv v no An influelitiol maetin% of landlords and tenantry was spt helda at the Chester Tlown IHall on Sainrday-Lord Comsher- mn sr.cr prc3lding-to form a dairy associatiolt for Cheshire.-a M hr. It. L; Wright, the secretary, read letters from the f fo Duke of Westminster regretting, his inability to he precent, v and consenting ...

... THE WESLEYAN CONFERENCE, - Proceedings were resumed yesterday, in the Bruinlvi I Chapel, Leeds; the Rev. Charles Garrett presiding Th, ig Rev. E. E. Jenkins, M. A., proposed a vote of tsiadi. fhe ?? (Dr. Osborn) for his faithful ana td Ls services during the past year. He remembered t et; !d when it was customary for younger minist rs to fear Osborn, but during the past year he (the speaker) ...

... Tl 1'stof the Freuoeh and Belgian railway men to trou The eto a close on Saturday.' ofI LernO )iring in Tritonville Avenue, near' Dublin, vris alrte it wom, ta aoe to death onurnday by an infuriated bull.uti gone tatlrjay lest, Mrf. E. Cazalut, the Liberal candidate the]I fOR idr 'oend a new public free library at inais fo blirl egr aon pror A 0ori red9C Womiri, known as5 Aunit Anarehy, who ...

... CORRESPONDENAC ' NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS, All !dt-s' interoed for publicamioi ntut be acconcaxzied the name and address of tle writer; not qecessay loF pnsbl eat jose, but far the infors4i. of tie EdOtor. Whein tensu'eist h° to ?? not givenin the course 0.1' a * dg o tw, te qesion~a illyteeeto understand thatd tee are enable to supply the informatiton ax for. We cannot reaturn relecte ...

... 55 PRoP0sI5 NF.W CaI C iidi JtT TIE WORIKHOUSi.-At | a, i, the weekly inmeting of the Board of Guardians on Satur- tj .e day last, Mr. G. IWamsley brought forward his motion for A d rescinding tbe resolution carried a fortnight ago for build- tb kr ing a new church at a cost not exceeding;6700. The Ron. h( and Rev. Canon Leigh presided, and there were forty-three or n membera present. The ...

... M ~ HM TrIm E EGYPTIAN QUESTION has again been the sole absorbing pol it i. cal topic, and though the policy anrd action of the Government have been subjected to much criticismn as to details, al ost the only down- right condemnation of it comes from the London Positivist Society, who have issued a protest, drawn up by Professor Beesly, in which the various reasons given for armed intervention ...

... ~ ?? ?? ?? ?? THE FIRST BIsHoP OF NEWCASTLE, the Right Rev. Ernest Roland Wilberforce, was consecrated in Durham Cathedral on Tuesday by the Archbishop of York, assisted by the Bishops of Ely, St. Alban's, Winchester, Carlisle, Manchester, Liverpool, and Durham. Canon Basil Wilberforce, brother of the new Bishop, preached the sermon, and offertories were taken in aid of the cathedral church of ...

... THERE are a considerable number of places in Sussex which are visited so reverentially by pilgrim tourists that in a sort of way they may be spoken of as shrines. Of course a good deal will depend on the particular tastes of the tourist, and what his notions of a shrine may be. Having visited a number of the memorial places in the county, I give some impressions respecting a few of them. ...

... &I N;l - OWA I THE STATE OF IRELAND THE conditions under which social intercourse is now carried on in Ireland are fairly depicted in our front-page engraving. At dinner parties, balls, and all society gatlierings,'there is always a large attendant number of police-and detectives, and according to Truth the invitations to the Viceregal Lodge at Dublin now bear, in the corner, the letters P.P ...