... IRON AND ST-ITEL INSTfUIE. | GasG-aow, Wrm.srDAY EmaxG. The auttrurnal meeting of the members of then Iron and Steel Institute was resumed this morn- ing, in the Corporation Galleries, Sauchiehall- e there was an a numerous attendance, D Perc occupying the chir. At the outset -the President announced that the Council of the Institute had elected Mr. John Cunninghame, of the Glengarncck ...

... CORPORATION LEASEHOLDERS -IN DANGER. TO THE EDIORlS OF THE LIVREPOOL Needy. Gentlemen,-At the last meeting of the City Council, Mr. Alderman A. B. Forwood proposed that application should be made to Parlinment for power to commute-fines on leases to ground rents, on the assumption that the Council has abso- lute power to exact. or in other words extort, £4 17s. 6d. per cent from the ...

... LORD GEORGE HAMILTON ET GLASGOW. Lord Georgre Hamilton, First Lord of the Admiralt, speaking atma Conservative conference, held yesterdsy afternoon in Glasgow Fine Art Institute, id the increase in the number of Conserwvative associations in Scotland from 119 last year to 200 this year was remarkable. If they made progress in the same ratio they would return to the House of Commons a number of ...

... IANFIRLD COL.LEGE FOR LADIES.I The annual distribution of pises in ?? with the lonz-established and highly ?? tX educational establishment of the Misses Black- r ledge, known as tbhe Ainfield College for young E, ladies. Fernbill, Afield-road, took placeon Monday b evening in the schoolroom of the Welsh Calvinistic si Cnapel, Anfield-roid. There was a very large at- h tendance of the young ...

... ISPECIAL TELEGIRAIS, &Cc.I General Sir Frederick Roberts arrived at Brindisi yesterday by the Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer, Lombardy, and proceeded for Venice.-Renter. Later despatches report that as many as 50 Chinamen were killed in the attack on their quarters by the white miners at Rock Springs Cotlieries.-Reuter. The Cambridge magistrates yesterday fined a man named Bolton ...

... ? - ?? -- _77- - .W - - 0? ?, ,-.Irnpon ,mago ?? roPUU LiSX sunZX^ra. me annual congress of the British Asso- J:aion wasopened l at everiagat Aberdeen. enrecidential address Was delivered cre a crowded audience by lrofessor Sir -'P'yfair. -who dwelt mainly on the of science to tile public wveal. en t'ness of the various sections will 1h- bnsincss of the Tmdes 'Union Con- ?? reas ized at ...

... I ELEELEMON NEWS SELECTION OF ALIBER.AL CANfIDATE - FOR BOOTIE. Last evening, the Liberal 400' of the Bootle Parameutary Division met in the Reform Club, Stanley-road, for the ?? of listening to the views of Mr. S.- oward Whitbread, son of Mr. S. Whitbread, Icr. for Bedford, with a view of selectinU him as a candidate to contest the division at the coming general election. Sir J. A. Ficton ...

... 'T E TRADES Ia-JN GCOGRESS. ?? . - C~ongrsussre~aesembled yesterday moning, M~r. teUlaII, the president, agai occupying the -chair. 'THE-ADDRESS TOTRE-TRADES'OXN1H GENERAL ELECTION. Discussion on this subject was resumed. Mr. lMatkins.(Liverpool), Mr. Clark (Liverpool), and Mr Mackay Edinburgh), and other speakers en- pressed themselves as being in favour of the pay- mentof members of ...

... T.THE JBE PERANCE UB1E INI O NRT WILTE. l The-proceedings in connectjio it hejbie of the temperance Caut5O in Wale-s were res-umes1 at Carnaryon yesterday. Thonn cneec t was. held at the Guild Hall runder the presidency M of Sir Liewelyn Turner, J. P. There was a large - number of delegates present from the six cou~nties -v- of 'North Wales, Liverpool, and jmlancheater, L' amnongst whoralive ...

... Ij'E BISHOP OF PETENBOUSG 1 -NH THoE CH. S ?? Pethorbont opened a neyschre 1~ at Leicester ?? y. In the course of his nouspeakiag-tihe ethodbvwhichtbeelergy -wezeto reach the masses, hesaidtheeneruiesof the 3 Chrrch cried ontt t-ossingly about the way I in which the bloated wealth of the Churchwas uvtlised. He, wished to point out that if the whole weallth of the Church were equally divided ...

... I to Certain gentlemen representing local Liberal- ism, either in accordance with instructions or on k account of the strength of their own imagination, k are, it is said, considering the propriety of go- W ing for one of the borough seats here, at the 1st approaching general election, and have, actually, i so it is reported, been in communication during l the past few days, with a Londoner ...

... OURu ILLUSTRATED DLIr.TER tygnRH has been a grand Pow-wovw at Iremsier, in Austria; there'the Czar of all the Fussias and the Kaiser have met face to face, and, according to various correspondents of the chief dailies, have agreed to stand by each rither, come what may, in European politics. The Czarina is not so tall or so Mnajestic. looking as the Austrian Empress Elizabeth, ,neither is ...