... 80SA2a3 WHOM VAAIOUS JOUINArL5. rprom Truthi The Birmingham election has boon conducted upon the principle of heads we win, tails you lose. The Central Divi- sioe of Birminghamis Tory. If Lord Randolph Churchill had stood, it is certain that ho would have won by a large majority. When ho retired, and when Mr. Albert Bright was brought forward by the Liberal Unionists, it becaue tan- tically ...

... DMADEMOMBF OUTI.'iAGi2 1ATTON Alfred John Wallis, aged thrtsv-si:s years, a coster. monlger, who resides at 11, Besuchanmp-street, Fatter- lane, London, was, on Tuesday, with others, drinking inside the King of Prmssia, Cross street, l:atton- garden, when an Italian named Guiseppe OrtolY, a cabinctmaaer, rosiding ut 9, Cross-street, Hratton. garden. pushed open the door, took from h d pocket a ...

... scarax Grvp lxnss R1OlY.?3.-A X-ADIVAL I !-U0E ' 33 Birl-ttVTurY. The first meoting of the creditors of Joseph k;obbs, the late, Radical member for Stockton, was held on Thursday at the London Banrrkrurptcy Court. The bankrupt wias describe3d ns of 1U, Pall-mall, late M.P. for Stockton, and the receiving order was made against him on creditors' petitiou on the 22nd of March last, the not of ...

... MOVLAZTGLIZ BOLTZO. The cowardly flight of General Boulanger will surely open the eyes of Frenchmen to the real character of the military acrobat whom they elected as a hero. From the time he emerged into notoriety we have followed his actions as closely as possible, and have never in any one of them discovered the qualities either of an earnest man or a genuine patriot; and this flight to ...

... BriockweU parok So=m London es are making a new effort to save Brockwell Park]; from the grasp of the speculative - I . I builder. A committee has been form-ed to try to seeure it for the public as a pleasure ground, and we heartily wish theum success. Eroek- well Park is a beautiful breathing space amid the ever multiplying streets. It lies just south of Eerne Iiill Station, which is about a ...

... TOI -b . X Lectures-Col. Hale on Drill in the German A-my,' U~nited Servir Institution, 3; W. Paul on PFruie Growing in England, Society of Arts, 8; 3. Bats, man on The Roadstones of Somerset and Wilts,'2,n Civil and MeebanicalEngincers Society,Westminstet Palce Hotel, 7; G. Niven on Imperial Federai' tion, London Dialectical .-Soclety, Anderton'sI Fleet-street, 8; B. Roberts on ...

... tOr. Brigt's petion ' Spches. LxIthe interasting artiCle-onMr.. , GBRianT with which Dr. - DALF leads. o: in the May number of TVhe Cpe y Siew he gives . I . .1 I - - - - - dome very valuable illastraions of the great eor'samethod of preparing his srieches. In a letter of Mr. SmHr's which has been already Daub)ished he tld his correspondent that when he intended to speak on a matter of ...

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... [FROU OUR COREESPONDiENT.1 DUBLLN, TnunsDAY NwiHr. Daniel O'Keefe and Joha 3oyniban were charged at RItbmore cetty sessions to-day, before Mr. Macflermot, RTM., and Mr. Maurice Leonard, with heving formed part of a disorderly crowd at Headford station, and having cheered fer an illegal conspiracy called the Plan of Campaign. Two constables swore that the defendants while in a railway carriage ...

... WOMEN AS COUNTY COUN. CILLiRS. JUDICIAL DECISION. s SC III the Queen's 1Bench Division on Saturday, di Mir. Justice Estephen tlelisered judgment in the case of el Beresfordt-Hiope Y. Saudhturst,. which Was recently w argued before Mt. Baron Huddleston aud himself, ad eu which raised tho question lwhether Lady Sandlhurst Waas go qual'ifed to sit as a member of the London County T Council, sho ...

... Tim proceedings at the spefi meeting of the Chaiity Orbanits tion Society held yestery show . , _ - - - - that we are on the eve of a new tablation of the poverty and industry of noladl -What Mr. VALry, however, has cdone i a Paper for Central London, Mr. CmRTES Boo= ?? the same society) and his coadjutors have lust done for East London in a volume whilc is ore ot the most remarkable issued ...