... I E, C~NIN THE SOUDAN.' FURTHER IST OF KILLED AND WOUNDEDa The following Bis a upplomentar return of the csnalties in the onagaient at the A.bu Klea Wells on the 17th instant, *eported by tole- gram from Lord Wolsel0y, dated Kotrd, 3Otb January, 18M 1 Ral.'- 2ad Dragoon Guards-m (f gm8) Pxivate Powell. i th Dragoon 5 WU*-2W Private Eyde 5th Dragoon Guar-41f*04'Corporak New- ton; 1928 Private ...

... IS PROPORTIONAL REPRESENTAlTION A PUZZLE? BY MR. ALt RED FRISrY. IN order to give the advocates of this system an opportunity of familiarizing the public with its operation, we have given one of its most enthusiastic supporters, Mr. Alfred Frisby, an opportunity of conducting an experiment in proportional voting. Mr. Frisby invites ou;r readers to take part in a test election on the ...

... The Conference on Industrial Remuneration was continued yesterday at Princes' Hall, Piccadilly, Sir C. Dilke, M.P., in the chair. There was again a large attendance of delegates. The ouestion set down for consideration was Do any remediable causes influence prejudicially (a) the continuity of industrial employment, (b) the rate of wages, and (c) the well-being of the working classes, but an ...

... pog. rjiirj & xi.i. CII VUAlIBER1LIN ,A ril l!1M A IANI IL&; rtight the rvight iHoc. John Bright and ltss. ?? eph C1d11,1irlbsiii k1 esident of the t ?? if Tsi-00 40iv~oisd ti~ir nu'al addreesc to C ~~ ~ iOZL~~~ii, and tho spacious balt was t u~e~ver p~irl. Mr. Muntz, MAIP wrote toI 'listth hi~ have kxeu glad of theoiialiyo I uo tvbt wan prveseiited 0,05,hi nldVr~ this, Ih air was ocui' by the ...

... THE NEWIS FROM THE DESERT. TiE news from the desert stirs the blood like the sound of a ?? Seldom has there been any operation more brilliantly con- ccixcd or more bravely executed than that by which our troops ?? across two hundred miles of desert in the presence of an enemy ten times their number, andsucceeded in opening communi- cations with the beleaguered garrison at Khartoum. Everything ...

... TIS DA Y'S PAPERS T1aE ACCEPTANCE or THE ENGLISH PROPOSALS. Thle T7ha.es says 1 that the Powers have accepted the English proposals, lite somae minor points of detail still remain open for discussion ; it is sub- stantiallY agreed that 9,000,000 shall be raised upon an international garantee resembling the Anglo-French guarantee of the Turkish loan of u8 5 .nd that this guarantee shall ...

... iVfY REP'LY TO TAiM- 'P.ALL HAILL c1:z/;T2E. DV a Ir. Pi(Iv l1ION. JOIN B1 3 tI r, M.P. I ITwN we publishcd The Truth ahout the Navy we sent a copy to Mt B right, in the forlorn hope that, as the colleague and heir of Mr. Cobden, lhe would see his way to sulpport Mr. Cobden's demand for the expen- diture of' whatever amount of money might be necessary to secure that irrxsistible ...

... M~r1EORQI/3GICA1 DREPORT. - = = =. I .DAL NEWS OAfIro I PEADING THIM1 MOBRING I.M I NFGRF.I AND ZAMBBA'8 BAROMPTIL MON. 28 TUI. 8? WED 8 THUl. _ , S~W. -w. W.8W 30 3 20 20 9 i. B M l1-it ('orckd tuo asm-k l atd ncdeed to o2 tieq. p, The bleak lima, ?? tue hei.ht of the barometer at 1s l*4, this and tbree plrerioflamoresns. The dotted Iines tinkt extieme var aesris donna seirerday and the two ...

... FOURTH EDITION. TIHE DYNAMITE PLOTS. AN ARREST AT DERBY. A Central News telegram from Derby says :-The Derby police have made animnportant arrest of a supposed dynamitard who was travelling on the Mid- land Railway. He had a quantity of explosives in his possession. The man will be brought before the magistrates this morning charged with conspiracy to t commit outrage. A later te'egram states ...

... TELE MARQUIS OF RIPON E TYOPRXSHI Yeetezday znriwlsi the Mr~i ?? visited the Yorkshire Colg at Les ainb Sir Rdwsed Baises whose guesthohdbasncte banquet of the pressous evewi.Atr ito duced to the mebrso tew were preset adtk h coeded to the lcuet hr h td~~r assembsled. Lord ERM'o, whol was remeved WMt Cheasm, sam beo bad been very, suieou to tnke the ?? of visting the Cole¶ lehswtr fro a.a, z~ ...

... THE DYNAMITERS IN ?? AgaI~k ALLEGED IDENTIFICATION 0 :OF CUNNIN G:AK STRIKNG DISCLOSUUE. 1Iu ?? COWLPOMb zI W YOZM 12sin!. Tho Irish worm~ exuits loudly overthooxi- plosions, and 6al11 them Ireland's Awr; In te course Of or idoreedioial articles it say: ~ .j:, %ememnbering Henland's do OM atrool- ong Grimes And outrages in Irelnd, we should be ;hypocites did we pretd to deplore or dis- ...

... hTIE ENFRANCHIISEJ1ENT OF TILE EMPIRE. THB' prospects of the Empire are looking up. Lord Grmn has - c(.IaSn to be proud of the response wvhich his suggestion for thle ftoriatioln of a Colonial Board of Advice has elicited, quite as .alcli fioin its opponents as from its supporters. Mr. BRI(;IIr, for tmce, took occasion to denounce it, but when his denun- ;Ctifl-11,C examined they are found to ...