... NE W PATENTS. rrnfs-417-,,tl he. Afr (:-m .qhn7u I (Ceontribited biy Mr. George ,Shaw) al The following Patents, among others, were sealed during the week ended Julv 24, 1884 James Hudson, Birmingham-manufacture of eased, covered, ki or coated tubes. January 14, 1884. ti Herbert P. Lavender, Wolverhampton-self-locking pad and si other locks. January 3, 1884. di Gcorge Wilmer and Alfred Baxter, ...

... I THE: FRANCHISE BILL AND ATHE PEERS. 1111. GLAD~STONE AND THE, NATIONAL w! Te LIBERAL FEDERATION. V Thfollowing letter has been received by Mr. JTamess Kitson, juln., of Leeds, president of thea National Liberal Federation, in reply to the resolutions adoisted by the General Commitiete of the Federation, at its reetI et ing in London:- -h ?? Downing IStreet, Whitehall, Vilh Jily 1884. DerM ...

... ntaltirc D~elig tewWo., auci tne receipts zl,OmmLIO OIVIL LIST PENSIONS. d-s A list of all pensions granted during the year ended the I st 20th of June, 1884, and charged upon the Civil List, was I ismied yesterday. Mr. 13 dward Edwsards has been awarded .; a pension of £:80. in recognition of his valuable services to e. the cause of literature ; Mr. Mlatthew Arnold, in recogni- : tion of his ...

... THE FRANCHISE BILL . . . . 1 1 -- ?? 0 Tbe minlers of the cousety of Durhamn leld their annual demonstration oss the racecourse, Durham. Thle attend-_ 55150 '.Vfs larger thtan usual, owing to thle interesit Wiecn 0it, tile rranchise Bjill, thle numbers present being abnstt 'twenty thousand. The chair at otO of thle llatferlIM - wire taken by the Mayor of Durham, anid spesehes. swere delivered ...

... 4tZMNG N'OTES. IaGIN(G iNmTES. i~ I. Ince II,,h DAILY 1205T. Bn' Nviiid e scek ju~st endied has shown ant w[ iOsih' ms n eeived wvith cal - ~ tht, iththeilennltuire of the ofal 'inc lasbecin ablc to get all their , , hir a~~gclfncjts Yarmnouth, Your h t,5~ieutiract aill provided good sport, ,u ont itlacinig, being generally made Fe ?? \cwntikrket peoplue. Tine serslitl o thu(, future, and ...

... . I THE3 INSITT[OF ' pt -- INSPECTORS. The summer moeting of this institution was hpld on Saturday last, at Birmingham, under the presidency of Mr. W.I. Meredith, O.l. By permission of the Mayor, the committee room of the Town Hall was placed at the disposal of the members of the institution, The following permanent way inspectors were elected :-As members, Messrs. G. Horton, B. BlNclsh C. ...

... . - - I . - awn PUBtio INCOM:E AND EXPENDIT'UIRE. to; : . . 1 ?? - ?? arvae am The folowing are the receipts into and paymeni oat of the Exchequcr ?? April 1,1884, and July 5,.1884:- tEVENU2fI AND OTHIERt RECEIPTS. Total Total }3stimate Ecitn Receeiltsinto .h. Excher uer ?? - ort ?? Apr I rom April I ro4rJ. t 1883, 'a July 5,1884. July 7, 1883. Balance, April 1, 1884:- R E alank of Lngland | . ...

... 121. ?? . _ THE GREAT RADICAL DEMONSTRA- P TIONS IN HULL. I BY ORE OF THE MULTITUDE. d The franchise agitation is assuming almost 1 ludicrous proportions. According to all accounts, t which keep Streaming in from every Radical centre P of England, the people are swathing in tears, P and yelling hysterically for that immortal vote D which you wicked peers have had the' con- fl ...

... TOWN AND VILLAGE SKETCHE A IN j : I LINCOLNSHIRE. No. 28.-BITS ABOUT BARTON.-PET 1. l Mr Ball's valuable and interesting work, published in a, 1856. is so exhaustive, that nothing further of importance b is likely to be gatheredo-o the History of Barton, never- p theless, the disjointed bits, here given, may be of v interest to the ?? in and around this olden town. As a town, and a ferry, it ...

... BAND OF HOPE DEMONSTRATION IN I - . . HULL. _ In connection with the Hull and District Band of Hope League, a juvenile demonstration took place In the Botanic Gardens, on Monday afternoon. Meeting at about 2 o'clock In thea Corporation Fleld, Park-street, some 2000 children formed into procession, over half a mile in length and headed by the brass bands of the Spring.bank and Park-street ...

... JTHE CArBm ETAI\D TN, CRO&I LosDoNx, WxDaSuEnr BA use. The Press Association ?? tody,'s rost- lug of the Cabinet it was decided to summon a general meeting of the Liberal members of the, House of Commons, which will be hpe d to-=e-rroI afternoon, at ?? two, in the large hall of tbe foreign Office, when the Prime Minister will nniate the courrse which the Government propose to take- with ...

... | PEIRIAL P.AIRJEI 1 IITHURSDAY, JULY 24. LEADING INCIDENTS. t HOrSE OF CoziaoNs, TasiusDAT NIr. 1 The Tories are not yet done with the demons-ji stration. It seas Mr. Dixon Hartland's turn t to-nizht to show that its splendid success still. r rankles in their mind. They seem to think that I the sun and the moon are to stand still that Con- I servative members may get down to the House in t ...