... We have recently bad our attention directed to a very clever answer to the oft-repeated cry wages must come down, in which it is dearly shown that workmen do not. as a rule individually de- rive the same proportionate benefit from prosperous times as capitalists do. Nothing is simpler, and, in some quarters, few things are more popular, than con- demnation.of workmen for blunders and folhes ...

... LANCASHIRE.-RAID ON A LivnRPoot, TEN ov THIEVEs.-At Liverpool, on aon- I lay, three men, named Patrick Cain, Wil- janm Salhery, and William Crook, were Charged with butrglariously entering a lock- RS public-house, 12, hl~anchecter-street, early XA Saturday morning, and stealing four quart oattics of spirits, two boxes of cigars, an d 10s., small silvor. The policeman on the beat found that the ...

... A devoted friend of the people has passed away in the person of Mr. Samuel Morley. He was a typical Englishman, and well re-l flected in himself many of the best charac- teristicsof the race-its enterprise, its industry, its integrity. and its philanthropy. Mr. Morley was a representative man and a great public b character in every ssous ledrof the People, irs ll GOd th exercised a powerfnj ...

... LE.XTrnS TO EM1INE;INT FOL-TIOIAANS. To HENRY BRcOADHURST, M.P. SIx,-Your absence during the week from the par- liament of talkers at Westminstcr, in order to attend the parliament of workers in Hull, must have been an agreeable change. One recognises in you not a great typical working man, but a* representative of Ia large section of the working community-namrely, those whose ambition it ...

... FOREIGN ITELLIGENCO. GERMANY.Prince Bismarck is at present suf- fering from a severe sprain of the muscles 'of one of his legs, which compels him to remain in a recum- bent posture. TURKEY.-An Imperial iradm sanctions the loan of T.500,0001., bearing interest at the rate of 10 per cent., contracted by the Porte with the Ottoman Bank svndicate. The loan is secured upon the sheep tax revenue, ...

... I BY A SPICO L CONTRIBZTOR. All hope of useful work has been ?? as regards the present session. Only about one-sixth of the entire IHouse of Commons remains in town, and these, too, are anxious to depart. A fortnight more, and it wilt be probably all over. Another parlianient will have been added to the long list in which nothing has been done for the amelioration of the condition of the ...

... ORDNANCE SCANDALSI WgAT OR IEAN-. Ifi in, uneasiness with regard to the The gnt of the Ordnance Department is ,,tOlleiy to be allayed either by the declara- not Y Attor-eGeneral that no definite eno, hthe been made by Colonel Hope, or ?? nees of the Secretary for War, or b the ?? of Mr. Campbell-Banner- be nthe ueb thecheery optimism of Mr. Woodall. athe contraryl the discussion which arose On ...

... SPECIAL SWMAY EDITION, CONTAINING ALL YESTERDAY'S NEWS. LLOYD'S WEEKLY NEWSPAPER OFFICE, SUNDAY MORNING. YESTERDAY'S TELEGRAMS. [THROUGH nEUTER'S AGENCY.] THE BULGARIAN REVOLUTION. BERLIN, Saturday.-The North Gerwman Gazette describes as totally unfounded the recent newspaper reports that the Prince of Bulgaria was quite deter- mined to have the ringleaders of the revolution shot, and was only ...

... -- t 3HOUSE OW LOEDS.-Boar. Several peers took the oath and subscribed the roll, and their lordships adjourned at twenty minutes to five O'clock. 110,uthecosm or COMEMpO~Ulr set t eotAY m COST OF IRISH EVICTIONS.-Mr, SHEEHY asked whethear it was true that the cost of evicting six families on Lord Clauricem-de's property in Gaslway had been £10 0l00 of which the taxpayers of the runted Kingdom' ...

... SU' ITDAT 7LCTUlRMS. [P-iCcidars should rcach th is Ojicneot laierthean Saturday N.-kilton Hall, Hawley.crecent, Kentisih-torn, at 7 pso., Musical Selections ; at 7.80 p.m., Mr. G. W. Foot(, Jfebrew Old Clothis.-Chl:inberlnin Clob, G6, Etigh-strcet, Isliuv'on, at 11.30 a.m., Mr. Richard Whittle, A Nisit to the Roume of Commnons. S.-WalworthFreethought Institute, 28, York-street, Wa]- ...

... SEVERM EA'MTHQ9UAXM IN AMERICA.7 -11lT ATZ BITTA -I l-oos ?? CITY OF CHARlESTON WRECKED. A New York correspondent telegraphs on Sunday:- On Friday night, at eleven o'clock, another severe shock visited Charleston, coming with a heavy boom- ing sound from the south-east, whence all the previous shocks had come. Thet arth trembled percelstibly withL a short wavy motion for at leastb six seconds ...

... SUNDAY, SMPTEMEDM 12. SUNDAY'S EDITION. THE BULGARIAN nEVOLUTION. Whatever we may think of Russian duplicity, little or no sympathy can be felt for its victim. Prince Alexander of Battenberg has shown himself in all respects a despicable creature. Nothing could be more humiliating than the tone of his address to the Emperor of Russia, save, perhaps, that to the army officers. And probably it ...