... - TO TIU torRS OP: TEO 1 VUPOL RURTY Ge en Ater reading .M Edward >hes'B lettr this mozning in the rermcrvI sbould, if inclined to. b0 tiaumphaa% excs- who has lost his temper now? But I-am not so inclined I want tote as cm and ju diiaas befits tbat exs.ed positic,- y (to im) evident Unfitness for wbich appears to give Mir. Hughes almost as much anxiety as nmy inability to-urder. stand his ...

... CoMmnnsC3 ON Wnsn Bnnonrsca-mThe as Honourable Society of Cymtintrodorion' have -alarranged a conference to be~hold at Shrewaury On ,ru Thursday and FIriday next, under the presidency 01 Des of Protessor libya, of Oxford. The subject for ti Ofdiscussion will he The future Developmnent of the P 'Ind Welsh Educational System, bat the conference 5. will not take into, consideration the ...

... !HE JIOPPS IB. he - . . . ti Fe TheEbfee - M JA L P .n ?? Maw in icommmoration ti y of the fiftieth anniversary of the Pope's ordina- or tion was ceiebiated by his Holiness at St. s he Peter's this morning in the presence of 48 b ce cardinals, 238 archbishops and bishops, and a ir ?? congregation of nearly 30,000 persons. le v Att eight o'clock this morning the Pope en- tl r. tered his private ...

... FIRE Al CROSBY HALL: About half-past ten o'clock yesterday inorning fire broke out in Crosby Hail, the reaidence of s Colonel Blundell. A messenger was despatched o to the station of the Crosby Fire Brigade, who d were on the scene without delay. The fiames awere found to be confined to two servants' bed. n room.s on the top floor, and to the southern i end of the halL. The servants enzaged it ...

... WILLS AND BEQUESTS, nt o will (datd September 9. 1887) of Miss Xar3P he Fotbergi, late of Hensol Castle, Glamorgan, who he died on October 20 last, was proved on tbe 16tb il instant by George Fotbergill, the nsvbew, and of Heay Roszoe, the executors, the value of the per- soal estate amounting to u:nwards of £113,00 The testator bequeaths £S2000 to the trustees of tbe Pendoylan Schools, £500 ...

... C- ECCLESIASTICALE INTELLIGENCE ?? .A Gin- or' A PsaL os' BELa-Sir Thomas. the is Broclrlehank, Bart., has presented a peat of eight 8ait of hells to Irton Church, in memor ofhslt siee; as The bells have been cast and hung by Messrs you in Warner, of London, and are very fine in tone. thal u- They vary in weight and size from bewt. lqr. 5lubs,, tare ewith a diameter of 29A inchs to lfsjcwt,, ...

... I- .YEA ' DA ' .. L a ug ,bor first sits up to se the Od | Yea out ad the New Year in', he expeac some wondrouschageto ep ovei tbesky; hbe expects a the broad expnse of starnspaned an to tell tshe stry of the changing year, There is alwas m a sn of disappointment to the cilad in finding 8a thatit is only the clock in thecrc tower or the Lw clanging blsf sc0me faraway steeplo tht tell to ...

... I|- OOURT NEWS.- &LA TheQueea's Nfsw Year gifts wan ~distribuWe at Windso on 8altulapdmonness, s = X W.I beef and coas to the at:7 £ r00. p Mz, and Mrs. Gladstone arrived at Florence on &pp' atthe Gatchna Palce kngthoo~h hyhd ?? Fbeen . eo, MS1' and Mmn (Yen Roborsr clerk to the L~lotworkrs' Cmps The ueenhas also been Pleased to Oirect tha Sir Rt. Gurth. 40., late Chief Justice at Ccttbe ...

... EIMIGRATION OF WORKING MEK. TO THE E3:ORlts OT; T IS TPWL XMaZRonT. Gentlemen.-The letter (in to-day's issue) of a Working Mau, the deplorable congestion of the labour market, the saddening reports of destitution ti in the HeLbides and whereenot, and numerous w aceounte of gigantic gratuitous feedings of the ti poor, bring to my mtind-and no doubt to the mind a: of many anotber-the teaching ...

... -Ximpoo, ;-I?'L't-majo I SALUS I'OrULI LIEN'. I ?? I ?? Mr. Cha.mberlain ywas entertained by the I Toronto ?? or Trasd on Friday night, I and, in responding to the toast of The du( commercial interests of the Empire, he to observed tnat the prospects of improved t'i: relations with time United States never th looked more hopeful than at present. There Sue was no doubt that that country ...

... - ?? - Art proMninatsB.t-ds. Both the Academy and the Grosveno Gall their dooreds -thi mofln g hed ~nvited te na secede to seee thir winterexhis. The world spent .the afternoon in endea'roaring to frt sonme idea of the relatve erits- of: Candef and': r (Jontsbl' mid ithe 1,3sba artists of the ReoaIsoa~e. The novealtyr of the ys is the exhibition at th A6&dzmy. Sir Frederick L eighton, with his ...

... THE NEWM ER One of the remarkable feabmirM of the eve of ihec new ?? invewpol baa long been the- 0 Hill the neighbourhood of the 1r}.Catbedral Chcr& of St. PeLer. in Cb btretk and the revelry that took pace on' SatrdY tnght fary exceededvast events of the knd.d Some time before eleven o'clock vast crowds Of yo0= peaple ci both semes marched in prooeadonal order to Chu -atreet, wkidh, as ...