... Oull LON'DON LETTEit. trUU ' 015 ?? A L WZIKR t] 10.FIXMr STRAilv, Et.C. 'Tursp[Y NTIfnT. tT'IIR politictil e~twtuihn. it ?? t all silititA l;,ii.1 i l~t its Io o' ilit CI w itt1 for tlle Alt \XIii:14111 8it~owtl ml. e ltti ?? thu 1lic0ion .11e'o 0141. it.-. `ic-fee, iiittl:t I)f. Chiti:tthorlttitt'i .11 liiri iltkll fiiutnl of f.i~i otty-it filttino rio ?? ?? the last lnoriilltt a: cbs 2 14 ...

... IQ - IN THIE HOSE I IY PRE.MIE -SPxan WIRL.) Q FBO4IM OUTR SPECIAL PARTIAMENTARY ID CORRESPONDENT.) si London, Sunday Night. ti The chain of the alliance between the Radicals, Whigs, and Tories is giving 'way in three places, and it is possible that it will give way in others besides. It is found very hard by several of the f? Tories who went within a few votes of succes b the last. time that ...

... Z.hIe ?? DUBLIN: SkfTRPDA 'JUNE 19, 1886. _ 1 . I .- _ - _ . Mn. GLAWSTONz has Liung himself heart and| soul into the thick~of, thje fight, and his blows falfast and heavy upoahis foes. Inhisgreat speech at Edinburig -last night he closed at once with the throng' of his opponents. The Thanes have fallen away from the veteran leader, but the people have gathered clospr around him. As Inkerman ...

... UN;ITED TRADES COUNCIL'VAND LABOUR| LEAGUE.- TO THE EDITOR OF TEE FRSEMA.N June 12th. 9IR-In your last issue it is reported that at the meeting held on Thursday evening in the Ar- tisans' Exhibition, in connection with the presen- tation of anl address to Mr. Arnold Graves, the Chairman (Mr. Simmons) stated that the exhibi- tion led to the formation of the abovenamed or- aanisation. Now, I beg ...

... IZhe grzvuan',5,?,ournal. ?? PARTIA31YNT dissolves to-day When next a House of Commons meets-five weeks hence or thereabouts-howr many of those who are legislators until the Royal proclamations are signed at Windsor this evening, will return to Westminster happy in the consciousness of battles won at the polls Above all, how many Home Rulers will there be, and how many ?? ? That is the ques- ...

... 1 I I11 SINGULAR DISCLOSURES. e (BY Th-EGRArLa.)d Monday. At the Mansion House, to-day, before Alderman Savory, Chas Wmn Oldham, 22, was charged I with attempting to procure from Mrv. Geeu Wright, publisher of the Times newspaper, a sum of 8s 3d g by means of fraud. Mr. G G Greenfield, barris- t ter, prosecuted, and said the charge would proba- I a bly involve others in it. The attempt arose ...

... (RETuru's TELEGRAMS.) Munich, Wednesday, 11 a in. The public lying in state of the remains of the 1 late King began at $ o'clock this morning, the old Palace Chapel being fitted up for the purpose. It is densely thronged by a continuous stream of I inhabitants of the city and visitors from the provinces, who are arriving in large numbers. The arrangements made by the authorities have l proved ...

... ELECTION INTELLIGKECE. (BY T'5ELRAYI.) London, Thursday'Night. CRELTMAX-Mr. Winterbottom, a barrister, and brother of Mr. A. B. Winterbettom, ? P, has been requested by the Liberal party in Cheiten- ham to contest the borough in the Liberal inte- rest at the next election. He has, hoveve~r, de- cined. ISUNGTON-Mr. Cowley Lambert will again con test East Islington in the Conservative interest a ...

... |; -. HOSPILi FO LNCURABLES 'I . The usual meeng ot'he goiern~rs was held on iihe 15th i inst., Dand, D ?? (cbairimui), jreaidin&. Gdv~en~otr present-.Major- Warren (vice chairman) Wiam ?? treasurer), :Terence Brady, Mrs Brady.P PT Berimmgham,; A T Chattertoln Dr 'Rny, 1.J Crbilis, Rev FF Carmichael],S N Elringtozz, .E J Figis -William ,Fry, Miss Fry,.Johis 1g, Edward Fottrel1, J P ; Wm Fry; J ...

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... TAT- HOME -AT HE. -MASION[ HOUS .: L 7 . Last. nigl~t -the LeAd Mayoress gave -an At H 'eat the Maniozi- Hotise, which -was very largely attended. 'The Round Room wsdecorated I -ost tastefully Qan effectively, with. garlands Of evergreens. AU thed floral, decorations ~were carried, out with ~great taste by. MessrsToole -and Co, D'Olier-street,, while Messr 3~ 3 yrne and Son, Henry-street, ...

... (BY TELEGRAPH.) London, Wednesday Night. The Noatingham Daily G(marddian of tomorrow (Thursday) publishes correspondence between Mr Thomas Stevenson, of Nottingham, and Lord Salisbury on certain statements in Mr. Gladstone's Midlothian address. Mr Stevenson described as one of the most de- liberate misstatements on record the following paragraph in Mr. Gladstone's address- Our plan is that ...