... | LaSt evening the tnallagore of the Stepney gieup of eveninip classes is Beard Schools and the the ?? braucuaofthe Recreative Evening 8echools bl Association gaveaunentertajismnant in the fle en , Boerd School, Steposy. Mr. W. 0. Steadman pre-be sided, and among tho 4001 or 000 persons present were Sir Li. Hay Curis, Mr. J. Haystiln, and the following tol ?? florrell and Kent, Mosses. T. H1.i ...

... ISLINGTOX, Yesterday, at thoe Vestsy Hall, Iellngton, Mr. R. Wallace held a court to revise thle Parliamentary liet of voters for thle northern division of the borough of Iellugton.-Mssere. hite and Griffiths appeared for cool thle Libeal, end Miessrs. Crunip and Broad for the to F Coubeerativee.-At the opening Of the Court, Mr. fore Dewey, vestry clark, pointed out, on behalf of thle b uy, ...

... TERRIBLE RAILWAY ACC- DENT. IN FRANCE. -- - - - & TWELVE PERSONS iUILLED, FORTY INJURED. TI Valil (irOrm OUR COtLmESPONDENT.) Quel PARIS, WVnEMa9SDAY NIGHT. Scot The Paris, Lyons, and Mediterranean Rail- Roy way has been the theatre of another appalling the accident, which occurred this morning at half- the past two, in at cutting near the Velars viaduct, Nor seven miles distance north of ...

... ISPEARMEN GUNNERS AT SUAKIM5 The world moves even in the Suahim bush. of The Soudanese Arabs, who since the end of of 1883 havo given and taken so many hard blows op in that out-throat region of Africa, have all this Cr while been learning the art of war-that is to Bo say, oivilised warfaro. Their progress may not thl be considerable according to the European an standard, but it is surprising ...

... Mu. JOim LAVERY has been bring- ing a critical eye to bear on the tweuty-eight pictures ''professing . .. . a.- .. 1 to be portraits of -MAnY, Queen of Boots, P which are on view in the Bishop's Castle of 1 l the Glasgow Exhibition, and ho has been struck ti with their curious diversity of feature and G l expression. Just as when we look in an optician's window and discover that a ...

... Tho Wesley - Memoral. A GE.JAT gathering will be drawn tQ the quiet little I4oplube ?? of Epworth to-morrow, wheu tbe first stono of the new ohurch and schgols to be erected by way of memorial to J IHN ?? CHARESa WESLXY will be laid with due aere- ulony. T4p Wirfhlqces af meu ?? to play a great part in the world's affairs have often only a Shadowy qonneoti.aD. with the great names thet bivw ...

... I ,Mwy7,Odra of10t MAT)Enu w BARLOw, wvho has just been invited to allow himself to be put in nomination for the office of Mayor of Birmingham by requisition signed by sixty-one out of the sixty-four members of the Municipal Council, has replied in a ninnor which may perhaps establish a wholesome pre- codent. Tbat ho is a fitting person for this important position is sufficiently attested by ...

... .,-HE REGISTRIATIONS. CITY OF LONDOY. festerctinY, it tio Sonith Court,' Gujldhebl, W..3 ?? resun th 0 rovision of the Purlia- eerta;rv list of vols OttOd couty electors for tir City Lorltju. .tIsis. Loader nud Crthaie ,r peared for DLibordl titttl Areosrs. I11rcersote anid rirkby for ht.r corva tivc;-I' rt gard to tre qitestiou of resi. ,htiq aljul'i tiliOU oE rt'es ?? s in Iespec of tir ...

... LETTERS TO TiHE EDITOR. WHO ARE THE SUICIDES? SIR,-I am not an Atheist; but I should bso obliged if you will allow me, in a wild and Christian v spirit, to deprecate Mr. Hugh Price Hughes's rather a truculent condemnation of au educational settlement 1 accepted by nearly all the most progressive cornmuni- ties of the English race, That eettlement assigns secnlar iustruction to tie State, and ...

... METEOIROLOGIOAL REPORT. DAILY NEVS OFPH'ZCR. iEADINGOS US MORNING 3Y | nGRETTI AND ZA!BULBS BAROMETER. NVED.19,THU. 21 rI. 2.jsAT.22. 3D 3D 3Q- ao 29 29 ?? 29.- n>.q.9 . Unrreded to ealve adreued to 2 de.F 'he ?? U lines 3how tho helzht of the barometer at IocelockL oil thla and three previous mornings, Thio dotted linen ?? tne eo treme *eari~l ?? d uring peeier'lly e~nd tho two preciou ...

... ISIRG.TREVELYANON LOCAL OPTION I Last nigit, Sir Goo. Trevelyan, M.P., pre- T aided in the Cityhall, Glasgow, at the annual public Iam macdog of the Scotch Permissive Bill and Temperancoe am Association. Sir Geo, Trvovlyan, who was received Jane~ with loud opplause, sait: The annual holiday of the jr political world, which in growing shorter every year, Is defe now over, and the sounds of ...

... MR. SPURGEON ON YOUNG MEN, One of the largest meetings ever held at the Metropolitan Taberactle, took lueo thero lest night in support of the Southwark loun Hoel's Christiass Association, which is doing usef ul work in thpulu district of Nowington-causeway. ,The great bidn waisi crowded froin floor to 'coiling, and presented a strik-ing spieetacle. Mr. A. LAZFoNn, M.P., presided, end the chief ...