... WITHDRAWAL I OF THE I BUTE-TAFF A3IALGwA-, MATION BILL I Lg LONDON, MonDray. f ,. On the sitting of the Select Committee of the T ; House oI Lords this morning, r is Mr. Pope, Q.O., said: I don't know ...

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... WfULSH INTEIMR[DTATE EDUCATIOIN. - ., . ?? 4. J. flGL: . IJLf* I- JU tiItJLX. pr It is interesting to witness the various and l conflicting opinions expressed on the subject sa, of Intermediate Educat ...

... I ly. ?? MS1 ' mt nd Tll WAR IN THE SOUDAN. ait,- DOWooLS, MAT 9. The following movements of officers are an- to ?? Sir Evelyn Wood will proceed 1he to Cairo. General Dormer and staff to ...

... ISPECIAL TELLRAMS. &C. ire I . I A Renter's Malta telegram of yterday's date ed says- Thehired ?? a mived here he from Alexandria, and sails to-day forPortamouth. ad While conveying a 'lergyman to on ...

... K: - THE QUESTION OF THE -ri DARDANELLES. . Su tb , ATTITUDE OF THE COLONIES. tv WAR PREPARATIONS SUS- re l PENDED. ha I ?? X[nUTrIn'S TELEGRAMS.). m ST. PETERSBURG, MAY 9. trl r T ...

... . SEVEN CATLDREN TERRIBLY - JURED. (BY TELEGRAPHIL) Seaham, Wednesday Night. A singular and shocking accident occurred at Seaham Harbour this afternoon, by which seven children, of ages varying from four to eight years, were terribly injured. The scene of the accident was the lower section of the South Hel- ton Coal Line, which runs into Se3ham Harb our on the South side. The line is an ...

... NEW PLAY BY DION BOUIY- j. ICAUILT. THE JILT. (wmasnhysoM F ot u OR CoB SofP ur.) London, Wednesday Night. By an arrangement to secure the British copy- right, a play by Mr. Dion Boucicault, which was produced under his personal supervision in the United States to-day, was brought out simul- taneously in London. The Elephant and Castle, a minor theatre.on the south aide of the Thames. was ...

... |MR. AAMIBERLAIN6ON9OMEPOLITICS Mr. Chamberlain's speech at 'the Eighty Club opportunely recalls, the nation to a con- sideration -of its home 'interests. These in- terests have been overshadowed by the immi- nence of war, and the President of the Board of Trade has rendered excellent service by vea- tilating those greatdomestic questions which are of the first importance to Englishmen. ...

... I --- ch PETY SESSIONS, MAY (A. of Before the Rev. J. F. Collins (Chairman), T. L. Goodlake, *erEs P. Wroughton, Esq., M.P., B. Eyre, Esq., and r- H. H. do Vitr6, Esq.a !m Thomas Tarrant and Stephen Sayers, both of Chaddle- nt worth, were summoned for having, on the 19th day of ad April last, at Chaddleworth, trespassed in search of game tn. on land in the occupation of P. Wroughton, Esq. ...

... (UIITRCH OF SCOTLAND E.NDOW- MENT SCHE-ME. DEPUTATION TO ABERDEEN. yesterday special services were conducted in all thie parish churches in Aberdeen by miembers of the corninittee having charge of tile Church of Scotland Endowment Scheme. In the afternoon a ptiblic meeting was held in the East Church. Iev. Jimes Cooper presided, and introduced the speakes S, who ivere :-Rev. Dr Hutchison, ...