... - 11 I e - P.. , On Saturday nfternooon more than 20,000 persons gathered in the streets of Northampton and at the London amd ?? .Wrestern Railway station of that town to witness tle arrival of ' General Booth, who, by n1cane of e-:tra rdiuarily- worded advertisements, had been announced to commence a two days' ' campaign in the town. The procession started from tho Army Barraclks at three ...

... tI TIlE BRADFORD CATASTROPHE- I Al T)NT TWO rTnWTT I 41 BO1 IES FOUND. E The operations for tho removal of the ruins and the c recovory of the bodies at the scene of last Thuraday's t accident have been continued day and night, and are I still going on. TLe number of men engaged all Fxiday d Light wae 140, It is estimated that about one-half of the n pile has now been cleared away, and the ...

... SWANSEA V. LLANDOVERY COLLEGE (PAST AND PRE- match under this title was played at Swan- sea on Saturday. The game throughout was fast and loose, and very few tight scrimmages were formed. Owing to the late arrival of some of the Swansea men the match did not commence until 20 minutes after the advertised time. Llandovery kicked off, and loose play took place in neutral ground after which the ...

... MR.IXA a mZ7 - E 'I r an n i l flie f h WiHY obtai.ed: fZ esubiitiao at the Re Aam *by . Fefi Is a ha iry eubrit wewin4uow to Xi p1?ll ga wtlig reoakey Aipi 6he Dirast 3-P- ?? to IOth misling link 7 Yt ?? . tafsl wnd a tbro- PO ogioto -list decideo whetfier Krao AjBuj aoy dg stztctuellyefle f t th a ' The' ws;t4. u y doeeie Is-not likely ?? e'iduyTO rk body, a f* slby hair, which d wi e. Vr ...

... [SPECIALLY T111031RAPHBED. OUn POTUTREf KING AND QUEEN AND 1111 . &O5TONBii -Dd. PLAYSit~ta AS OAIRiM&N OF C0)flI3ThiMLe- A TiAVLLLIrNG 'iOuP TRIUNU1Y-TrEE -ciAM2ttit- :LAIN 8QUAVBoLF-Mas ?? AND ?? LeOs FIilAND. LONDON, SUNDAY NiGHT. Mr Gladstone must by this tine be gettiug a little weary of coHagratulations. The echo of those which greeted t'he jubilee of his pubtie life have scarcely died ...

... THE FARM AND THE FIEL~, . - ?? . . ?? A. ?? But little progress tias been ruade ihfrts' ing the past week, the rain which fell OnL CulI tr,, and afterwards heaving, spoilt thia aryisig Pieli vious frost. Except on very licht soils, itb 1, posble to mnake) up much rf the arrears oi p., .h;e. dilwheat with advautage. 'fie mtildt~ipr been favourable to the late wheati, and ?? nowi is dry as well ...

... not*eTlLACQ[dent occurred on Friday after- Kaihvo,,u on the Great Northern 5r?n ^roni ^i°°i*RAte-street ws^g juat S^kftetl°Vvhen suddenly reXrted the eu jTSf speed' and dashed into the side of passe :?' the enlne. becoming embedded. Six shaken A W6RE ?EN,OUSLY hurt, and othere aeronaut former is Mr Simmons, the injurecT Ti 1S hadly cut. The gn-ard is also a brakp n, acc.l int 's believed to ...

... LETTERS TO THE EDITOR, lo, PROFESSOR HUNTER'S ETHICS. imed Silobserve from the report of ProfessIor Hulm- s, by ter'silecture at Aberdeen that heo says recent in- for aquiries have exploded the idea that property in land is blor- an ancient institution.' Professor Hunter has evi- 11r dently forgotten his Bible history (which is certainly &ulil ancient enough) or he would have recollected ...

... I I (By FreemanZpecal Wire.) Londion, Sunday. t A meeting of the Liberals under the auspices of the Liberal Ausbciatlon of the countiei of Peebles and Selkirk, was held in Peebles yester- day afternoon. The procesdipgs opened with an 3 address by Mr. Tennantt M P for Peeblee and Sel- kirk. Professor Veitch, Glasgow University, moved, and Mr. E Tennant sgconded, a Svote of continued and ...

... ?? ~ ~ ~ ~ 1- =- r.- THEE (CASA GR~ANDE3 ssSAaCRE. C 41 CI.A~^Al a .1 LJi Atjfidl va O n Zu flL Tte Albuquerque correspollnent of tire San Flancisco .Bc/irtin writes. Decerber 7th-Particulars are received of the wholesale slaughter by Ju and his band near the town of Casa Grande, in Aroyo doe Encenlas, in tho Etate of Chilwhuahue, of Americans and Mexicans. Jn and his baund ! e a been ...

... TREAT TO AGED PFoot. - To-morrow (Tuesday) , I- a most interesting gathering will take place at St. ac George's Hall. For a number of years past several co philanthropic ladies and gentlemen bave provided la' a a new year's treat for aged Persons resident ip l0° i various parts of the city. These gatherings have be a hitherto taken place in the Oddfellows' Hall, St. inj Anne-street. This year ...

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