... FIELDS FORI I THE AILGENT REPUBL . There havebeen so yinq uirieeea y asato the prospects 0 Cred by this raoran e colony to British edl¶rants that we have a thought it migt in th Iste be se to *r working mena to depart frooj tho principle laid do by us a few month , naely to de- e tcribe merely Colomues which are under i- the British flag. It seems tolbe the one colony 0 which has met with ...

... TRADYES ORGANISATIONS AND I PROGRESS. To TFn IZD=ORS O? TtS LtfEP O.L MMCUa , Gentlemen,-To those who care to read the signs of the times, they can plainly perceive a period is rapidly approaching when the present generation of the ordinary arsan must give pace tn those whose education is superior to the gener rality who had not the benefit of that kind of training enforced ny the Elementary ...

... MR. LADSTONE. DEMONSTRATION AT VOLVEt- HAMPTON. DEPARTURE FROM THE MNDLANDS.' ARRIVAL AT OXFORD. LFROMS outa owl coasWsONnsNvr.1 What took place at Wolverhampton, on Satur- day afternoon, and was desenbed with some show of official aathority as simply a call by the way, was -in reality a great demon- stration of loyalty to Mr. Gladstone and Gladstonian aims and principles on the part of the ...

... WOMEN'S SDEFRAGE AT BOUTEPORT. The annual reeting 'of the Guild of the, Unreprented was held last night, in the Carm- bridge Hall, Southport, chiefly by ladie The Mayoresa (Mrs. B. J. Rimmner) presided, and was supported by Mrs. Fawcett (president of the Guild), Colonel Edwards-Heathcote, DLP., the Revs. P. A. Armstrong lLiverpool), Dr, Porter, J. Chater; J. T. Woodhouse, J. J. Fitch, ...

... I OVEMBER a, I688, 1788, & 1888' rtrB PTHE LfrKZPOOL ?? ,TO I ,1N0e% Monday, Nov. 5tb, is tbe Gsemeddtb -anm vereary of the landing of Wfll brn Il at Torbay; also on Monday Jl w 3 p5b pac the greatest event in English fror tte .er of his arry, but ?? ff j the ?? of the verdict iz Liel ?? of at)peal on thje greatest issue the ever rontentied for. Eng e e cthat 1rodace resultS are oen 5Tie csO' ...

... NATIONAL LIBERAL FEDERATION AT BIRMINGHAM it )t The eleventh annual meeting of the council of si the National Liberal Federation was opened at t Birmingham yesterday. Sir James Ritson, presi- I dent of the Federation, occnpied the chair, and v there was a large attendance of delegates from all le parta of the country. Amongst those on the plat- ' form were IMlr. J. Morley, MP.: Lord Ripon, st ...

... TOXTETH GUAPDIANS. e EMIGRATION AYD IMMIGRATION. The weekly meeting of the Toxteth Guardians was held vesterday, at the Parish Offices, High Park-street, Mr. Abercrombie in the chair. Therq were also present Messrs. Pratt, Coatigan. Robsodi Dodd, Thcmas, Milner, Lowry, and T. Edwards. MUr. Moulding, the clerk-, submitted draft cony of a petition to Parliament to the effect that the I i6 ...

... st ?? rotULI LE-C ScaPmU. AEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1888. TIe Exchequer returns from April I to DNovembur 24 show - Receipts, £5l,3O> 184; ep:.enditure, £53,972,493;] Liraoesee,;2,6o5,859. For the correspond- in; period of last year the receipts were E£5:2.1,8c2; expenditure, £53,238,448; 1an balances, £3,052,461. En the House of Lords, yesterday, Lord Kzarsford announced that Sir Henry Blake ad ...

... I I Tat LivEipooL Baaoon, BoABD,-Tha final meetine of the old School Board takes place nest Thursday, end~the work of the members as the board was constituted before the election closes Oin Saturday, the 24th instant. It is probable the new board will meet for the transaction of business in the course of the succeeding week. THE IsAn.-Anr PRoPrw COIn:TTE.-His Worship the Mayor (Mr. E. H. ...

... I OUR LOND0no CORRESPONDENCE. I LorDON. MNoDAYs EVENIN . ,There was a great stir in the House of Com- mon to-night. The first real fight of the autmui eionm was expcted. A conjunction of forces between: the independent metropolitan Comnrative members- and the Opposition sad beem confidently predicted, aud another virtual vote of venre upon the .ome Secretwry, such -s ocourred in the Case ooze ...

... WELSH LANDLORDS AND THEIR j TE.NANTS. TO THS3 HUMBS 0s THE LarzvaPOO MODBL Gentlemen,-At the risk of encroaching upon your space I wvill venture very briefly to direct your attention to twvo glarinig cases of agrarian grievanee in Wa!ss. They may help our friends out of Wales to understand why it is that the Principality is eo anxiorus for land lasw reformh. In the first case, the tenant ...

... age1A TPC TETjGE~CE. -. rVECWI: SCANDATL.-Tbe Arch- CLE3BUL'.b7^~ _ 4's r ga theRev. T. Warsren Tr-evor, ?? ershflt~eda opend Aani s to the dwon , vetrdsy for toe last nine de' OC ii church of Llandefsn.u Of Vea r illam Meyrick is the: r CFTOC~ BAZA~l, B oft I n ir'e:. Cbngregatm lanaI Church. Stanley- Be :.te.h5° ~cwg3 ~e ordso orrn5e ranised a ha'aar, wvhich Is taobe >l~hs2 c , :,nentdUN to ...