... I I TO-DAY'S.' .LONDON PAPERS. MER tURY-OFFICE, Viursday, S aim. SiR C. DILKE IN SCOTLAND. The Daily News observes that Sir C. Dlke cons tixned yesterday, at Greenock and Paisley, the seie., of political addresses which he began with his remuirk.. able speech at Glasgow on Tuesday night. la address at the opening of the Junior Liberal Olub at Greenock yesterday afternoon, followed as it WvS at ...

... LEEDS, Thursday, November lst. Our London Correspondent ?? the columns of political oratory with which the papers of yesterday are filled, attention is really concentrated on one sihnihfeant declaration made by Lord Salisbury. This statement will probably sober some of the more enthusiastic members of the Leeds Conference, and will certainly excite a strong influence on the policy of the ...

... In delivering the inaugural address of t:e Greenock 1 j'unior Liberal Association yesterday afternoon, Sir Orxs DILuE, who was loudly che-red, said that although the last session had been less productive than the Radicals of the great centres of population, would i wish, it was not unproduative. Besiies the Scotch and Eanelish Agrcultural Holdings Acts ; besides the Corrupt Practices Act, th-3 ...

... - -- ~ ~ ?? A ?? 1 - A BarnvTozq Aurlrmar HAN ?? Stewards hays ?? Ironclad, and awarded the race to Eachem. A Selling Handicap Hurille Race of b0 scovs; the winner to be said for 100 sove. About two miles, over eight hurdies. 12 0 Ur Frarer's Little Ada,6 yr1._ 12 0 Mr Heasrunn's Woodlcan, 4 yrs.2 10 7 Mr lionnedy's Good for Nothing, 3 yrs ?? _ Ejve ran. _ The Contiedown Hurdle Itace ihandieap ...

... ?? W. E. FORSTER, ?? TOUR I IN EASTERN EUROPE. We extract from last night's Pall Mall Gazette the fol- lowing acoeuntof an interview.between, its representative and the Right Hon. W. E. Forster, on his return from the East. We are indebted to the same source for the illus- trative map by which the account is accompanied:- Mr. Forster, who arrived in town o0 Saturday night from a pleasure ...

... TEE EXPLOSIONS ON THE METROPOLITAN RAILWAYS. IMPORTANT DISCLOSURES. b As a result of the close iuvestigatiou yesterday into the ti circumstances attending the nsysterious explosions which ti occurre I on Tuesday evening on the Underground Rail- H ways the impression, at first indefinite, has arown stronger e in the winuds of the officials of the raihvaycompauies and at the detectivea at ...

... jGENERAL FOREIGN NEWS (EEO'EEa's Tzrtzeaas.) FRANCE AND CHINA. Ch Iese, W ?? is expressed by the i Chinese Legation that French. rublic opinion will finally acknowledge the justness of the position taken up by China, and a pacific solution is regarded as possible, what- ever may be the result of i ,L Grauet's interpellation in the Chamber of Deputies. It is pointed out in the same i quarter ...

... THE MUNICIPAL RLECTIONS. t LEEDS. I NORTH-EAST WARD.-A large and enthusiastic meeting was held last nigbt, at the Primitive Methodist Sbool, Qunarry Hill Aid. Nettleton presided, and was I supported by A lds. Scarr, Firth, and Lowley, Councillors a Smith, Rettlewell, und Baker, the Revs. B. G. Wilkin- r i son, J. Bell, and NV. Heaton, Mr. W. H. Blakebrougb, i Mr. 3. Brownridge, Mr. W. K. Smith ...

... GifttLULUJ 0 a` J . au u lu n to. A shocking accident took place last evening on the London and North-Western Railway. The 6.40 p.m. train from Esston dropped as usual three carriages at Watford Station, the train itself passing through. These carriages were attached to an engine just outside WVat- ford Station, in the directiona of London. The signals were made for clear,'.and as the ...

... CHURCOH OF TEMPERANCE ENGLA ND 3SOCIETY. The conferences and meetings arranged by the Ripon a Diocesan branch of held in Leedstin celebration of the twenty-first anniversary of the society S C establishment, were continued yesterday. In the snorei- inzu a public conference was held at the Philosophical a Hall, at which the remedial treatment of the inebriate A a was the subject under ...

... SBIl CHAS. DILKE AT PAISLEY. I PAISLxny, Wednesday Evening. Sir Chas. Dilke was present this evening at a crowded laeeting of the Liberals of Paisley, held in tho Town Hall, under the auepioes of the Paisley Liberal Club. The occasion was what was termed in the programme a Liberal demonstration, the initial object of which was ?? presentation of addresses to the right hon. baronet by the ...

... MIR. GOSCHEN IN EDIN1BUTGH. (lo.t cmi OROWN CORncSPoNmrum). t E=BT*snnos, Wednesday Eveningm. TV This evenintg 'he Right Ron. G. J. Gosolien, M.P., !C dd dirvssed the second anuual mneetinig Of the Edinburgh Utiivoi sits. Rosebery Clubt in tho MNusic Hell of this9 city.m Tooe chair wa-s occupiedI by the Eart of EcoIss; and SC ?? others on the platform were Lord Racy and Mr. 0l bdarclly. M.P. ...