... THE1 MEETING IN TUB TOWN HALL R. GLAflSTON3N'S SPEECH. g h The members of the Birmingham Liberal 01 AssocIatIon, oz Two Thousand, assembled ln the ( TowuHall, awaiting Mr. Gladotone's arrival. The b e hal was rapidly filled after the doors were opened, and a * thointervM lwasoccupied by the playing of popular Q d music on the organ. Amongat those preseat when the a d proceedings begas were ...

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... 1 XJioubit Despair of &otlbiid. SCOTLANrD is the despair of the Paper Unionists, The Timesdoludem itself with the hope that pros- poats may be improved after Mr. GosocRN'S visit, and exalts that event at the expense of its Scotch contemporaries. The Press of Abordeen is, we regret to say, entirely ' Unionist. In Edinburgh and in Olasgow also the Scotsman and the Glasgow Herald are con- ...

... I UTEbTE OLOGIOAL REPORT, DAILY NdMWS OPPIaO. . . .. RE&DINX8 TWO MORNIlG BY - NEGUM8,AD ZAn&L1&,S ]iAROMETE,1 ,: WM. 14. THU. 15. FRI. 10 B.. - ~ . w. BW.W 5 5or A- 87o SS.W 10 a ?? I - z: b dged ?? afad redwwd to 32 degiF. Tbi I -how the heisht of lbh baroietft AtI @Jlicn h ise sbs morenas. The dotted UL iour a w we Is d, , 4 b r nd Methe t previous W sYS.' Thinu~licr hes o w eliewtradon k ...

... I hl . At Birwfd. Yeosaorc~y. TaIbi meeting of the National Tiberotl j ?? t O Zrininghwi yesaterday wtas the greatest and the ,- most snc4o0safnl that tbo control Liberal organi- e, zation. bas aver held. It was not only larger in 5f numbers but wore united in spirit, ?? In tone and bolder ia rrieoution than any that hasv gone before it. Ifin theeold home of the Fedoratibu it was but patural ...

... Continuinig hsis evidence yesterday before tho Hous ?? on this subject, Mr. Tillet, sacrottry of the Dlock Labourors' UnionR ?? TO to questions b Lord Dunraveni, that at lDriefol,- Grangemouth bnd Newbvh n her hoha koskd, the system of labour wos much the s0115 a5 iin London. Liverpool had the greatest number of unioiseits but- there was no dock labourers' society extending all 'over I pthe ...

... EVENTS IN FRACE. 0 (rRI0n OIt CORESPONDENT.) COE L~e PARIS, Tu.mav Niatr. hiP M. Numa Gilly refuses to give M. Raynal, the teC ?? of Public Works, satisfaction by no arms. On receiving the hostile message sent - him through MM. Roche and Martin Feuillee, lal M. Gilly answered, M. Rainal asks mU to H meet him on the flold of honour. I wish to loi meet him before the Assize Court jury. It is . ...

... GREGA POLITICAL DEMON- STRA1IION AT MADRID. r - (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) I MADIIID, SUNDAY. As was generally expected, tho residents of I Madrid to-day witnessed a tumultuous demon- stration against Seilor Canovas and the Con- servative party, in which students, working-men 3 and tho middle classes took a prominent part. The authorities seem to have expected that dis- tubances would take ...

... Tn' are two more 1Abara1 vic- tories to record in the School Board elections of this week. On Wednesday Leeds and Coventry elected their tl School Boards, and in the latter city a roea- o tionary Board has been swept away, and a tl Board with seven Liberals, one of them a W working man, and only four denominationalists ce has been elected. At Leeds, aQso, as at Bir- 0 uingham and Shoffield, a ...

... NEW BRITISH PROTECTORATE, T&hsi Rritirhfiaq A n: - -, 15LU DnrEICTI nag practically fl e 70,000 square miles of new territory. Te possessions which England, bya foal e ment, has just guaranteed to protecte agree of British North Borneo, Br are those wak. They are all in the Island of Sorna ra. the Indian Ocean), which, With the exception of Australia and Papua, is the largest island in the ...

... : The medallions of her Majesty on the Jubilee Memorial Clock tower at Weymouth were on Wednesday unveiled by the mayor. The Queen has approved the appointment of the Hon. Henry J. Moncreiff, advocate, to be a judge of the C0urt of Session, in the I room of the late Lord Craighill. Mr. Mon. creiff is the eldest son of Lord Moncreiff. It is, pfficially announced that the Queen. has approved ...

... The resignation of Sir Charles Warren natu- rally led to an important debate in the House of Commons on the administration of the Metropolitan Police. It is satisfactory that the resignation is entirely unconnected withthe latest East-end murder,which occurred several hoursafter the letter of Sir Charles wasinuthe hands of Mr. Matthews. To comuel the chief of the police to resign because a ...