... Lootures-Dau, of Exeter on *Ge9ortnliy, Greshaip tiOollege, B&asnghall-atreat, 8 * ax O'l~el | ( America end the .meorloajts,' Blrkbeek InEttntdol0, 8; Bev. S. Porr on Trat 'Vwa S$ 06eorge'p Studerab4 nIon. 8 Annie sat on *tThe Population Quetion. London DialetIcal foiety, 8; ?? Oliver on Dieestablishment, Xewluzeon ItRfonn Club, 8.0;, 3. 8. Keay oa Pte e Hammersmith Liberal Club 8.30- ...

... SPECIAL SUNDAY EDITION,, CONTAINING ALL YESTERDAY'S NEWS. LLOYD'S WEEKLY NEWSPAPER OFFICE,: SUNDAY MORNING.. YESTERDAY'S TELEGRAMS. .rTROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY39 THE CZAR AND CZARINA INJURED.. ST. PETrERSBURG, Saturday.-The O9'ficza. es*: senger this morning states that in the accident to the Imperial train at Borki the Czar was injured on the foot, and the Czarina on the hand, but that this did ...

... TO Thy. EDITOR 0F REYNOLDS'S NEWSPAPER. SiR,-We have been so long accustomed to sermons from the pulpit that a lecture to the occupants of the ecclesiaszical rostrum will not be out of place, and may even do good service in calling the attention of the clergy to the fact that they, like the rest of mortals, are open to censure. The chief tenet of the black broadcloth and white tie division ...

... *JA 1. V1 I s J X%. I F1J . 1X LJ A. A CANDIDATES FOR THE PRESIDENCY. The voting for the President and Vice-President is proceeding to-day ?? the United States. Only the voters in the thirty-eight States of the tnrougnoct tne unitea otates. unmy Inf v, Union participate in the election. Those of the territories that have not yet Lecome States, and also the voters of the District of Columbia, ...

... THE TRUE ISSUES IN THE SCIIOCL PSON RD ELE CTION.-IZ. AN INTLRVIE\V wi V-Ir THlE L.\AE CH-AIRNIA:N ?? U1- 1B,:, TfiE reputation of the present School Board for econ' v , is a curious instance of what may be done by persistent assertion, .iP r4i atning portion of our interview with Mr. Buxton will shons hUW iii founded this reputation is. In the first instalment of the U:.-rviev, Mr. |Buxton ...

... LAST .N7ZOH2'V 04Azm aty~to aneiW andeirer 141 BkIton Vuke tet - S~~AbM w. adbam aneluhtr% uem 2~que ad ars and. wh bottom Orroaforoed at, go) ai ral urve ?? AUiU1Df ~!boomwr. I' ?? ?? 1010.w ,Gra P.nay ?? man. COdd., James 2lre. Cetromnn nei EnicawBuddor FAld gnea de-naler lldIs, Wiloi.ani and.R Draids MAnroM boogefl o. RD, at frJeS.Druua Noo, ribletr.e jeed, a b I I -1. . Ea &.W: s ~a]N~I~ ...

... MR. GOSOHEN ON UNIONISM. Yesterday morning Mr. Gosohen was prol- seuted with uipwards of one hundred addresses froin Unionist ass ~riations in variouie towns and distriits of Scotland and from Local Habitations of the Primrose League. Bly 1130 about 303 delegatei had susombld in the hall-room at the Music Hall, where the ceremony took place. Owvizlg to presstre of time only two of the ...

... ILONDON r, TUSY November 1.I Captain O'Sheo was called before the Parnell Commission yesterday, and was under examina- tion during the greater part of the day. He told the story of the negotiations for Mr. Parnell's release from Kilmainham, and read a document written 1 by Mr. Chamberlain Containing terms upon which the release might be effected. Continuing, he said that Mr. Parnell had ...

... 'FROM OUR ONVN CORKESPONDENT.) The Libeial Conx'ent'on wvas carly to work, but notwithstanding the earl hour tiieze wvas a flul attendlarce. The Welshmnen were made happy by til'e hearty a~ci .ptaunce of a reso! ititon pirotasqtina, againist Lord Salisbtiryin alten-pt to d settle thle ?? question. T11hIcn ICie Up te lieresoiltton dealing, with tile Various lphases of clcc!o 'If reform, w\hich ...

... Abs allb 014, ?? AT the top of the yoll,-A performing bear, Me[n that out a good ?? Sculptors. Nn thyare eII darne~d there. A oar, who ic hung Is nusually cool, It lsathe fellow vblaguillotined t~ obabgha, .. Why hs your mother like your gretnamotherl- ?? she ia yor un's te Y A certain Saotdh iiliionalre, Seeing the Pyranmida, * rled, I 'What na MO sank 'his meona in you ? Tru'fth lie!3 At ...

... ISME9 IN rROQF*.. A FORRIGNER MALTREATED6 (nme oun ?? .. 3 PARM, MOXDLY WXT. . Walking to-day down la Rua do Ia Bourse, the short, wide streeb that fronts the Stock Ex- ehange, I saw an excited crowd in front of a shut up shop, the tenanrs uf whibch was an out- side broker. He kept what in Stock E xchnge jargon is called a bucket shop, onoeoi the lmany ?? establishments in the sams ...

... --3llE~G ?? (=Om OUA COMES OWT.) .oNI, MOSMA MOT., The episode of the Kin of W rtemberg and t his American favourites has evidently reached. its climax. His Prime Minister, Baron von Mittnacht, and his colleagues in Stuttgart - threatened to eplgnu. Last night the Anseeans C left the villa *i'rre they havo been staying and t drivng out daily with his Majesty since hia 1=arrivl here a ...