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... ns GENERAL ELECTION. MR, GLADSTONE OR LORD th SALISBURY ? q ve CONCILIATION OR COERCION? P nn [candidates in the subjoined reports froma the th constituencies are distinguished in acaordance of with their political viaws by the letters L. for dl Liberals, D. L. for Dissentient Liberals, C. for to ConservAtiVes, and P. for Parnellites.], w at R GLADSTONE'S MID-LOTHIAN b CAMPAIGN. at The annual ...

... , TEE PUIRE BEER MOVEENT. I 6 ~ ~ I- Not only is it. tiaditionally unwise to rob a poor man of his beer, but any attempt to reduce the orthodoi propoktions of malt aunl hops is, it seems, a rank o fie, to be opposed, denounced, and prevented. So evidently thought the men tr of Kent who yesterday climbed the bills, T1 threaded the lovely lanes, and mustered on the 9: village green of Horsmonden ...

... FEE DEFMIENDIN OF YOUNG SERVANTS. A drawing room meeting was held yesterday ai,,,onO by kind permiission of Mrs. Smiit Wright, , NXo. 4, Chelsea Embankment, on behalf of the Chelea Branch of tho Metropolitan Association for Ee- friefdig Young Servants, In addreesing the assembly, vicbh cvas numerous, and included many ladies resid. n the district, the CH&=3UN (r. W. Forsyth, QD. remarked that ...

... Colonial Visitors at Guildhsll-Reception and Ball, 9. Levee by the Prince of Wales, St. Janies's Palace, 2. Mrs. Phelps's Reception, United States Legation. ? Lowndea-square. Browning Society-Annual Meeting, University Col- C lege, 8. Botanic Society's Lecture-ProfessorBentley on 1 Phy. siology of Plants, 4. London Diocesan Board of Education - Meeting, A Willis's, 3. E Queen Charlotte's ...

... ORPHAN WORKING SCHOOL, HA- I- STOCK-HILL The annual examination of the children in the senior school and distribution of prizes took place yes- terday morniug in the hall of the institution, under the presidency of Mr. Benjamin L. Cohen. There was a large number of visitors, and anmoug those present weve-Mr. WV. S. uard (ehatrusan of the House Conk- snittee), Mr. CharlesTryler, Mr. W. Hall, Mr ...

... YBSTEPRD.A Y. - It was announced from Munich that the King of Bsavaria had committed suicide in the Starnberg Lake on Sunday eveing ~His pr- vate physician. Dr. Gudden, was drowned inl attepaptiug bo save him. There were traces of a violest struggle on: the bank. Prince Otto, tha brother of the deceased Monarch, althont.h insane, has been proclaimed King nuder the Regency of Prtukoe Luitpold. ...

... Ir OL MILITARY TORNSAMNT I Yesterday afternoon the Prince and Princess I 'of Wales, accompanied by the young Princesses Louise, Victoria, and Maud of Wales, and attended by Lady aftf Silgy lingscote, Major-Goneral Sir Dighton Pro- ing byn and Colonel Stanley Clarke, visited the Tourna. war ment. Ou arriving there soo asfter four o'clock they app Werse received by Maior-Gerieral Gipps, the ...

... I At the Maryleboile Polides-ourt yesterday William Little, 45, Brondesbury-villas, RIburn, was summoned for allowing a dog to be at large, and not under proper control, on the 6th of June.-Constable MonoganXS Division, said he saw a collie dog in . Brndesar-villas about 30 yards away frora the de- fendagntwho WaS waig alonlgthe drending hs b Hesanr e hadzpreviously cautioned the defendant .on ...

... sm O. RUSsTL Am BDIOX N. A meeting numbering probably not fewer' tian four thousand persons, was held last evening in the Lillie Bridge Hall, West Brompton, to consider the nomination of Mr. George Russell as the Libera canldi- date for the borough of Fulham. Com. Gen. Dow s presided, Uaidjamlnt the gentlemen upou the platform wa the Attorney-General, Sir Charles Russell, Q. C M.P. Mr. George ...

... lxx EXDISffN PA- t - Ni BE MMING.ARLUUT. Alt bough the life of the expiring, l erlinftI has been unusually sbort, the changes which have ocurred ai6ce the genera etion have been somewhat numerous. Before Parliament smet the deaths of two members were annoulced -Sir George Harrison, the Liberal member for south Edinburgh, and Professor U4'Kon, Con- servative m' ember for Mid.Armagh. Two deaths ...

... THE PARIS BOURSR (FROM OUR COnElSPOND=A.) PARTS, SV=nY N10. The weahess of Panama shares, notwithstanda ing the Bill to authorise the Lottery Loan, is now 41 plained. The company has issued notice of the call of the last quarter of the share capita4 or 126 fan psi share, which is to be paid from the 20th to the 256h September. The third quarter was called ini Februam last, and shareholders ...