... PI u : 1~~~ THE Queen arrived at Windsor from the Continent on the evening of the 27th ult., accompanied by Prince and Princess Henry of Battenberg. Owing to the improved health of the Emperor Frederick, and at his special request, Her Majesty delayed her departure from Berlin for another day, and took advantage of her longer stay to visit the tomb of the Emperor William in the Mauso- leum. ...

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... T. z COU4T. ?? WINDSOR CASTI.,LA AY 16I., !a Tbe Quteen drove, out YrOaterdiay rifternoon,4 acopaid by her Bloyd Hig Plnes daess Christisa of eSTst-i.Ntlteu. His B c w~no the Preanch Amabsefteand madae Wa Cnton,~ the Earl and Countmaof ?? end Lady WAntage, and LadyhJess LitieY, arie V the Castle. Her Maiestyls dinnerI s~ty in the ~evening inluaded V ?? buesses Tzinc.a and~lse ChristiAn f1 of ...

... POLITICAL r ME'TINGS. LlieWm IN Thevo&,-The atnnal conference and | Tnacting of the Mid-I)arven Liberal AssoclatIon was ebI last eveping at Newto iAbbot. At the ooeferenoe t ht satisfactory reportw *s precentelo the ysar'swowc. akv 4 vote ofjconuldaecpsl In Mfaloe-ayise, member fortbe 'Wt division, was eerrlstlwieh apausoae, and the delegaesa Z? pledged th, e noes to dothiowr utmopt to secure ...

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... LONDON, THUBSDAY, May 24. A great Liberal victory was achieved at Southampton yesterday, Mir. Evans, the Liberal candidate, being returned by a majority of 885 over Mr. Guest, Conservative. The Conserva- tives had a majority of 342 in 1886 and of 741 in 1885. Sir Thomas Acland presided over the annual conference of the Devon Liberal Federation, held at Tiverton yesterday. A satisfactory report ...

... 6mttiu~t ' for (Emigrat, Tnx flact that there is an Emni- grants' Information Office in this country does not seem to be yet a8 Widely known-as it ought to be. From a second b Rtport which has recently been issued from that t fice we gather that the principal anxiety of q totse engaged in it is to mlke it more widely t hown, and thereforo more useful. To the agri- a cultural districts its ...

... IThe LE I 01OaUn. Mn, Erwma Astted yerteoldaY, it reply Jo Mr. CAfN th9t the do- 910 0aoo A.- JUT' FADI M nt Mr. Justice WniA in the KEantmere case would hot the Ooveranent in WA gard to cowpesusaton forollcences. It is aston- ishing bow little respect her MAJUSY'B M101 tWes, who are always prating of law and order, tay to the jxugnments of 'legal tribunals. The Queen'e Bench Division having ...

... TlHE SCHOOL BOARD FOR LONDON , ?? The lust meeting of the School Board for London before the Whitsunrecess Mas held yesterday, at the offices, Vietor'Tahbnskmcnt. 'Tfho l1ev. J. DIJggle prcsided.-Mr. flelby aind the llev. A. Jephson introduced a deputation from the churlchwardenle aid overscerd ol Lambetb,whlo presented a mnemorial ?? reforence to the apsount levied to mect tho School Board ...

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... IRELAND: - SENTENCE ON~ MIR ?? O'BRIEN, MYLP. otA The trial of Mr. WilliainO1'11rien for talinag `*11 port in anl unlawful .neIg, iva resumed at tleen 00'eook yestterday at lulibres, before 3wssrs.' 3. W, Go Paul and F. G. :Hodder, resident vaietrtes-M. ltar Osrsin again appeared to preteoputte, and Mr. v. Bod- 1O kin and Mr. T. 1Retringtosn, Mi.P., ?? to Aii1 mitt the sitting of the Court no ...