... TO-E JAL -q0 - Birmingham Election-Poll;.ng, S to S. h Lectures-Dr. Gordon, on The Ethnology and Chro- u nology of China, Vicinria Institote, Adelphi-terl ' race, 8; Sir G. B. Powell on Imperial Federation, I Kensington Town Hall, 8.30. t Meetinp-Canmhberwell NI~vsiou, Toulon-street, 7.30; E Kensington Parliameut,,liorburv Booms, 9; Preren- I tation of Joachimr Testi monial; St. James's ...

... METEOROLOGICOAL REPO1X DAIDY Nsws OFIOX. SEADINGS TMS MORNG BY NEGI g ANDZAMBRA'S BAROMETs CFBL 2e. SAT. 27. SUN. 28. rON. 29. I N ?? {.W - S.4 10 L-E 3W A; - as-5. ,b MMSWY fells ?? * .,a2|OZ The ~ imetbeea~vim:dff ~The ?? ,y3'pn ousted Dreae cb, 4. Ii6Mth-W&3teh1r&lwuh-f755t 5.aga Moffdemt:*rinate times, UIm 8.YAg1nd S.W. M.eftolY tVOUeozkezY Wn*e- cc141 9C. 'rel d ?? 4 :Distziotsit WM, . ...

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... 0141 qeo.ph Whis. *Vu the i rablle, as JoHN !viox cflled them, hald worked their vill on the churches ind , Ga ~lings of Scotland, Presbyter St.rl to Priest Log. This at least is the o ?? swhicah toay be formed by readers of a st euSwiouswrk, the Register of the KirkSos is An dr. Adrews for 155R-l1Oo, recently and f~ fidzit~hlmted by Mr. HTAY FL-AtING for the a H0@3 Sistorical Society. St. ...

... THE . KLARi. . To-day tho torg-W :ytr kkm O oa oath word :4Ug`fu 6. b Tbe betnafal d,.ill b ae inatio of th'ePrdiet`W TL # ii epen for ettwement. ?? or inm, *th twoi millioni agree,, rnitj s.,in Ab eoai4 ?? reat.S- ' erhel laud kwnn t&v ¶ ?ox 4 bleved t.o etthi vluaabh w bec* the pPeF °f ?? * ( au 4ct Of Cl,'peM a, ?? + 'i were Joiked b ti: jictly ?? .ewts..to. : w;ament or the semlgl i . ...

... Mr. Glubtone's h3ion i. GO sTONS' holiaays We l better spent than mnany people's worlduredays. While ostenibly seeking rest and refreebmant in the .. . . ..i.I neighbourhood of Naples lat winter he was seany ac:cumulating a valuable stto/ of materials for the interesting essay Which heeontribuz to the Nineteetath Ccnfury for May. ?? minds so active as Mr. GLADSTONX'S a chmnge of eMploy- ment ...

... ?? 0 (FROM OUR CORRESPOND=T.) V DUBLIN, MoN-DjY :Nrnnr. s To-day, at Belfast, Mr. Justice Andrews and tl a special jury commenced the hearing of an action by Mr. Vesey Fitzgerald, B.N., against the Freeman's Jowwal and Mr. Carew, M.P., for alleged libel arising out of a speech delivered by Mr. Carew at Larzagh, co. Kildare, in December last, in which it was stated that before the trial of Mr. ...

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... ADMIRALTY EXPENDITURB TO Tr1Ent =1 OF TEE D4A1Y NEWS. SLI,-The inadequate and misleading cha- racter of the reply given by Lord George Hamilton to b a question addressod to himu on Thursday last leads me C to asl; permission to state the facts of the case, which C very ,ell illustrates tho methods adopted by the Ad- miralty in dealing witha -ublic money. In the year b 18S7-8 there was a ...

... The Duchess of CanbriLdge. Tne lamented death of the ?? I of CAWBRIDGEJ, which we record I to-day, removes a guro which had I for some time past been familiar only to those v within the Royal circle. Of late the Duchess I had necessarily lived somewhat in retirement, t for she was J2 years old when, on Saturday, c she passed peacefully away. She died of i sheer old age. She was so little ...

... LONDONM, XONDAY 4priI 15, The funeral of the Duchess of Cambridge took place at Kew on Saturday. At half-past eight in the morning the remains were privately re- moved from St. James's Palace to Cambridge Cottagp, Kew. The Queen arrived at Rew Church at noon from Windsor Castle, and the procession was at once formed at the Cottage, whence the coffin was borne by muen of the Coldstream Guards ...