... T1N1 LOND)ON COUNTY COUNCIL I Yestterday lV jtiernoon tbis Coutncil reassembllled -slier ?? r.- I etr 1cos inl the Council Cheaumbsr, Guild- b 1a.o.tl lI;STEL:Y ;preslililZ. 2Att'St@N CC '5ill' ?? lrArI O1,Ftfrs. OnL the Ife:iluelltc:li f thle 'ulallteoCumint tee, itie rroolserl thIt. stihicet to ilte uetisatctioi of tite, 'hs'rt of tre Cont-!l, tI l l' ?? ot tho School lto- Vior Iljo l n ...

... CSUSPICIOLS DEAThI AT NEWCASTLE. On atutrday, at the :Newcastlo Police- >r>i rt, 1)viril iiil!lrop. il'rii cti as ai clurk, 28, ?? chargere I wt ii 1: ootiig Alt tlie MJatihfis, i. il-arrriniai :2. Zalit rrnaii.ld.s-A )1olicenvi~ln tloepoed r ho irrliialr ai' :L moan tolemblitg tile a i at r tfehi I, walriit' arid Ut) it at two o citiCL ?? :L.iv jut iirig. f itO 110111 i witerd she las i i..11 ...

... Last eveni tbe Marquis of Ripon attonade a conversanooe, held at LiEmehonse Town 1Hall, in con- nection with the Limnehouse Liberal and Badical Asan- ciation. Trhbre was a good attendance. - Mr. J. STEWAXT WALLACE, Liberal and Radical candidate for Limehouse, took the chair. and in introducing the noble visitor, Mr. 'allace said the record of the association during the season now closiag had ...

... 7E TYE4OOI WR. TH:E RE~oBMlZ WORLD. igrotlom forms tles true goal of social offort. Ths ideal ,freedom ia tho measixamu of power for eli members of 'Of tn serety alike to miake the best of thefuselves; in other n stho liberstticto f the powers of all meu, equally, for oenteiha'015 to a comumoil good. When we speak of freedom 0 semetr lesto be SD highly prized, we mean a positive power r3 ...

... LE. I' Do you think, writes a correspondent, that our friend at the Bristol would like to hear what the man in the street is saying about him ? Last might I happened to be passing the letter-box there, when the collector arrived. ' AII the Genezal's secrets there ?? I remarked. 'Some of them, I dessay, sire' he replied. 'Ain't much of his coin, though. 'E's a receiver, le is; 'e don't issue ...

... THE MAR VELLOUS MODERA TION OF MR. PARNELL. MR. BALFOUR, speaking yesterday at Manchester, referring to the Special Commission, asked:- If the Liberals think the Commission is competent to elicit the troth upon the comparatively minor question ?? of the authenticitylof those letters, why should they say we doubt that it is equally competent to elicit the truth with regard to those far more ...

... A QUEENSLAND PROSPECTOR S STORY i TIE tent was full of smoke-smoke and silence. On the table- swuns from the ridge-pole by wires-a candle burned dim an i Vellow^ through the thick tobacco-mist. Presently, from one of the three sleepin5-stretchers, came a voice- Bo13(ys, it said- I'm full-up of sinking duffers. Let's try some other place, and see if our luck will change for the better. There ...

... TEACHERS GUILD OF GREAT R BRITA AND ELAKND Thesecond annual conference of the above Guild commenced its sittings in the Montgomery Hall, Sheffield, yesterday morning. The Rev. Dr. PEnacveA (head mater ei Rugby) presided, supported by the Mayor, the Master Cutler (Sir H. Stephenson), Sir George Young, Mr. Wild (president of the National Teachers' Asociation), &c. There were about 200 visitors ...

... THE CONGREGATIONAL UNION I I OF ENGLAND AND WALES& I i ?? i - The fifty-seventh annual meeting of this Union opened at th ?? HalO, Farringdon-strect, yestor- Cl day. A special prayer meeting was conducted in the th afternoon by the-Itv. Robert Bruce, D.D., subsequent t to which a business meeting was held, under the presi- of dency of the Iaev. F. T. Faldiug, D.D. (Bradford). B There was a ...

... BUILDING A CITY IN AN ROVS. - 1 1 , __ _. _A _. . . . .. Oklahoma will be known in American history as the state that was settled in a day. It is not what is tech- nically known as a state, but only a territory. - Bat in the American system to-become formally a territory is the first step towards becoming a state. Here is a pic. turn of the founding of Guthrie, the capital of the new territory ...

... Mr. J. Harrison, jun., coroner, held an Inquest at Tile Kiln farm, Finchingfield, near Braintree on Monday, on the bodies of David 'Wakeling, farmer and carrier, who was shot bv his son on Saturday night, and Ernest Wakeling. the murderer, who afterwards committed ?? Wakeling, the widow of David Wakeling, identified the bodies as her husband and son. There had been no ill-feeling between them. ...

... ~c~s.of. ?? W.W SUPPLY IN THE HOUSE OF COMNtNoNs.-Piloted by sone members of the Irish persuasion, General Boulanger sat for some time in the Distinquished S rangers' Gallery of the House on1 Monday evenling He did not stop long, perhaps he heard enough to convince him that Parliamentarism was equally intolerable on either side of the Channel. Certainly, Her Majesty's faithful Comnv1ns did not ...