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... y J ? MR. GLADSTQDIE'S RETUIRN TO IIAWARDEN. ?? TO TLIJBERAL ASSOCITION. On Tuesday afternoon, Mr. and Mirs Gladstone, [tOn reaching Penmacumaws Railwvay StationI on r- their retu;rn to Hawa~rden, were met by the Liberal Association, beaded by Mfr. C.:EL Darblielsir, the *-chairman, who read a congratulatory address before. Vs the train camne to the Station f;rom Holyhead. Mr. o Gladstone ...
... &?.XXs ?OP?LI lEI SEP?3L&. The Marquis of Eartigton hiad the eh Thnxsaar dining with the Queen on t Thursday. ;, wnn tte Queenl on X A t an ?? meeting of te 33irken- a head Towvn Concl yesterday, it was s, ~O Unced that the designs of Mr. a. s z Eflisou, architect, of Ilaie-street, ti 1WVerpeo, wvere the first in1 order of merit P for the new Tow~xhaln proposed to be t] ereeted in. Birkenhead. ...
... I An exhibition of some 100 wvork of art, lent for the occasion by Mr. T. R. Wilkinson to the Ancoats Recrea- tion Committee, was opened on Satnrday afternoon by Mr. George Milier in the New Islington Publie Hall. The coilection,: which includes Mr. Ford Madox-Brown's Wycliffe reading his translation of the Bible 'to John oa Gaunt, drawings of Oxford and Cambridge by the f late Wm. Hull, ...
... LEI B?P?mtA. c Tlhe 3Echequ~er retulrns from 1st April to the 30th September, 1882, slhow- ...
... LJATEST NEWS.I itTHE COURT, &c of Th le TEst Pax rsr.D. Carpenter paid his usual ,Th in isit to the Archbishop of Cantterbury yesterday, Oxton wve and foud that there had been no change in his greae's condition, which. on the whole, he considered chrc The Marquis of Salsury and party arved at highe e-mail train for Losndon. ?? ce Earl Gransie visited.* a fc yestcr- rs se pose, and romgto the ...
... A meeting of the ratepayers of Oxford ward was held at the 1%lechallics' Justitution, Princess-street, Manchester, on Wednesday, when an address on the proposed ship canal to Manchester was de- livered by Mir. Councillor Leach. Mr. Cone- eillor Rloberts occupied the chair, and Mlr. Leader Williams was among those on the platform. The body of the hlil waS fairly well filled. Afr. LEEcH, in ...
... I4 SALU? ?o?uu 1?EX SU1?1X?ZA. X public reception of theA ministers and| iflegastes attending the autumnnal eession il i~ the Baptist U~nicie tool place in St. |d G~eorge's Hall last night, over :3O00 persons s being present. The~ 1ev. H. S. Brown presided at the opening meeting. A ni addiess of wvelcome; was presented on al behalf of the evangel~icali and nonconformist fl congregations of ...
... THE TURCO-GREEK FRONTIER QUES.. I TION. l M\r. .Condouriotis, the Greek Minister, had aninterview on Sunday with Said Pasha, the Turkish Minister for Foreign Aifairs, in the course of which he declared that Greece would not renounce an inch of the territory ceded to her by the Porte. An Athens telegram of Monday's date says that the Porte has promised the Heilenic Government to order its ...
... | TESTIMONIAL TO MR. P. J. AINSWDRTH. I ?? The compositors of the Mfanchester Earminer and Times, with their wives and lady friends, on Saturday S l1st made an excursion to Blackpool for the purpose of l presetitini, a testimonial of respect to their late manager, Mr. F. J. Ainsworth. The mlf(ttesester Exaniner was n established January 10, 1846; its ama-lgamation wvith v the Akanhester 'rim ...
... -- ?? ,F R I EG7! I- AFFAIRS IS EGIT'r. rblnd ARABI's F ATE.-TIlE E~lL u~ ?? I ut-st Rit ,, I, .\ aever The Ishedive has liatimnat' d to tila) i7 . ?.a ante that if the leaders of the rebelliou arC fiain ' cd by ?? be ehall nit iuitriea %vii: Iro- justice, a bhe fully rec)gniei the uccesiiy fi,, ng to example. inlxgy RL;VIEW OF BR.ITISI Tl' ?? ther JCAIRi, &C. The review of the Britisilh aalay ...
... -i - . - . -nt 3ntEORGAMLZSATION OF ?? ud Co^T maD ±6e VV nU ?? dews to. RETURN OlP THE TROOPSV Si the - aare's riZoahsr.]- ofic adNorthumberland. and Achilles, of th Channel. tobh reSquadron, whichi has been ordered borne, hasve T arrimved here from Port Said. Sey NEW CBC SBS TZLE!GRAM54 85 £ Th'Mho ABrax ...
... HEALTH CO?MIMITTEE. nd rhe weeblyinleetingof the HealthCommittee was 1 d en held yesterday at the M~unicipal Off ces, DBale-street, f go Ie. Alderman A. B. Forwrood, chairman of the1I ed comnmittee, presiding. The other members present t he wsepb Alderman Nicol, and Councillors J. BS. Smith, -tz he Feet, Grindley, Hawvley, S. Smith, Hamilton,, and m THEAT OF THEE CITY.1 ;e; The Medical Officer ...