... LAliios ill coulacil. Ox iDalurcday, Nor. Jtusticeel.fIl'rlB Jrlivoretl the coi.sidoeled iu(gull nt LI Ili U 3',lL I3n. oII iT P .ZiTO : ?? E ' .. Ili ...

... j1iTE LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL Thos Usual weeshly 11Ceting of this CoU ;cil I l0ol plaeteyesteriiay in the Couucil Chaltuber, Guild- blikl. Lord Oisla:s;KY preside'd, and there was a cow- p;nlively thin atteudauce of members. Among those present were Lady Sandhurst and Miss Cons. VUBLIO HATIES 1'OE HAMaPSTEO. On the recommsendation of the Finance Committee it was resolved that the application of ...

... UOLi WEEK IN IMA 1)D[IJ) (Frltnol 0o1i. za~vrul) a:zu O spnX'.) 0 Holy Week hasstill inuchoriginalityin SPa' it teves olutside such ancient cities as 'ole)lo aial t &evillo, whexe it is iu somio degree it local festi- S 'val aud eelbmration. Politics Land businessare tl unore or0l ss at a staudistill ?? this week, h wuchiet a Catholic poole devote to their re'i -ious sil rites .n;a ...

... GENERAL I EWS. Sea-rle, the Australian sculler, hlin seat telegrams to. Teenaer and O'Connor, challeeriag them to ofiv him. Should the offers not be accepted, Searle will remain in Australia. The steamer Wisconsin returned to Liverpool the other day owing to an accident to one of her boilers. The necessary repairs were speedily effected, and the steaer sailed again. Messrs. Bruce and Co., ...

... THE DEMOCR ATIC WO.RLD.. 'The aptointed limit of Life for all mankind is Death; but to Snlers ition not even death is the limit-she leaps over the boundaries of Life into the other side, making Fear longer lived than life, and taoking on to Death the imagina- tiou of never-ending woes. Deep below are opened the gates of Bell, rivers of isae, and fountains of Styx are at once die- closed. Thus, ...

... Sir Charles Newton, T1S proposM to commemorate the services of Sir CLAPrLES NEWToN to classical arcbbology brought forward at the meetings held at the Earl of CARxsvo'S house in rortman-square last r March has now assumed a definite shape, and tt there can be no doubt that it will enlist the sympathies of a wide circle of subscribers. Sir CurmLES NwT0ox is oae of the most distin- guisled of ...

... ENGLISIISH AN 1) ; AN RELATIONQNS IN 1FAST AFRICA. A :ttr ha'4 been ptilliltiwl I]her.' tonitziiu ,,u wecoiu , ewritten at zav:'aihar in tiln middle 4 :lrell. ot the relatiouis be wee'I Esgland i Al.li (leritilly at hile Vlar'iCI s pointi; vbehie thel 440? VOI'Nrs :IM 4ti, 4.t Ci0iAW. Tlhe afc.colilat iS i le VII est. Et . he oat raetvd: ; ?? fhc irlioe is :rt trans-. i 4 ?? I ?? i ' :of l ...

... MOSES' BUDGET--- STAND AND DELIVE R I 1 Budgets %nd Budget speeches may be de. scribed as the ne plus ultra of Parliamentary achievement. Our great national'palaver can no farther go. For centuries the supreme function of the House of Commons was to withhold supplies from royalty till after re- dress of grievances. When tyranny had to be restrained, the Commons of England tightened the purse ...

... AN. UGL LIKENESS. TO THE EDITQ~ OPf REYNOLDS'S NBliWSPAPEX. SiR,-'There is greda, striling, 'and signi- ficant similarity betwveen many of the priu- eipal points in the prosecutions instigated by the Government against Mr. Parntll and his followers, and those that were promoted be- tween 'two and three hundred years ago by the infamous Titus Oates. Whenever the latter was trumping up charges ...

... WEEK IN HOLLAND.-I, I f OL Y WHERE TO SPEND THE EASTER HOLIDAYS. 1HE leisured traveller through many lands turns towards Eastertide his face and thoughts towards the holy city of Rome. Easter at St. Peter's is his motto, and off he speeds towards the south to be bathed in incense and filled with solemn music. It is, however, only given to a select few to indulge in tours to Rome when Rome ...

... FOLZIXIOA)L IUEmxs. hMRa, O'BRIEN SUES LORD SALISBURY FORI LIBEL. -Mr. Chnnee has received instructions from Mr. William O'Brien, M.P., to enter an action for libel on his behalf against the Marquis of Salisbury, the alleged libellous statements having been made in the course of the marquis's late speech at Watford. The language of which Mr. O'Brien complains is the following:- Mr. O'Brien ...

... THE LOWDON CoUrNT COUNOMX. The usual weekly meeting of~tbis Council took place in the Council Chamber, Guildhall. Lord Rosebery presided, and tlere was a eompara. tively thin attendance of members. Among those present were Lady Sandhurst and Miss Cons. PUBLIC! 3ATvES Fop HAMPSTErAD. On the recommendation of the Finance Committee it was resolved that the application of the Commiissioners for ...