... IRELAM. r ITHE -OLPEERT EVIQION&S-EXCITNGQ SCEYZS. I ts Two evictionswe.re carried out ?? c d et y , the r ce in onease being- I otf a much fierer descrption than any yet wit- neased sincethese evictions began ?? last. 1s}Notbing could have been mnore stubborn than thei Is defence made or more exciing than the scenet which ensued while the house in question Was being taken, and in the struggle ...

... eoaf pro- LIVERPOOL EVIDENCE. Vero The Select Committee of the House of Lords on aug the Sweating System met agmin yesterday, the I asty Earl of Druinven presiding. I inl- Mr. J. B. Goodman, examined by the chair i' the man, sad-I was a member of the executive ] tter council of the journeymen tailors of Liverpool for I tre years, fom 1885 to 1= I have worked as a tailor there for 17 years. ...

... OUT OF THE PRYrNG-PAN INTO THE ?? -A SA I wvanabout to ?? GeneralFH daughter, I. and as lf rs. F. had not been a widow two years, she ir desired the wedding to be veiy private. Y Mrs. F. was inconsolable at the thought of losing o her daughter, g ?? little journey was taken quite alone; my d mothor'e pat ting blesshig had been: 'I hope you . may never ropoent it, mny boy. it My Emma's mother ...

... PoIMCAL ImEMS. Aftir much negotiv~on Mm. Gladstone-hasan- sented to make the aitb-wwstf E3ghend th. 4nsel ?? W. Harmths seat in ?? Forest,.tako a ?? c -the coasb-of Torquayand addeavth l-o -tbakpartotheconnryon Wntb-Monday- Oathe next-day he if~ravel ?? nthbeerwil 4atted t h-gb C--Z-~by t-nv-ing adcle ex ret, sp g probay at T=o, St. Aflfl, sai BI in, where the Xlieratin Ofvest~' mtr lb ...

... JOUR LADIES' COLUMN?. BY ONE OF THEMSELVES. PITrURE GALLERIES.-FOUR PRlTVATE VIEWS.- Mns. ALLINGnAM.-THE OLD WATER-COLOUR SOCIn'TY.-GRosvESNOt GALTJIRY.-NNW GAL. LERY. - NOTICEABLE PEOPLE. - BEAUTIFUL WOMiEN.-DDInTANDSOKE.-SMOKLR CONSUMING INVENTIONS.-A SMOKELESS VOYAGE ACROSS TRE ATLANTIC.-MiRS. HODGSON BUitNETT.-TnEE JEWISH IDEA OF WOMEN.-COUxTY COUN- CILLORS. As picture galleries multiply, ...

... YESTEPRM'R PARLIMAIM.U I HOUSE OF LORDS. The House met at a quarter past four o'clock. PUBLIC TRUSTEE AND EXECUTOR. The Earl of CARNARVON inquired whether it was the intention of the Government to introduce any bill for the appointment of a public trustee and iexecutor. The LOaD CHAsCELLOR hoped very shortly to be able to introduce a bill for the appointment of a public trustee, but was not ...

... ocLO 06. I ST. JAM&ES'S THEATRE.-The play at this theatre bears the title of The Dawn of Hope: A Story of Two Worlds. California, Paris, and Lon- ion furnish the scenes, and the characters are familiar stage acquaintances. The play is well staged. and is received very cordially. The Dean and Canons of Manchester have offered the rectory of St. Michael's Angel Meadow, ?? by the prefermentof ...

... i -. LIBERATION SOCIET. I, The Triennial Conference of the Society for the Liberation of Religion from State Patronage and Con- trol was opened at the Memorial Hall, Farringdon- street, London, on Wednesday morning. Mr. Stans. feld LP. occupied she chair. On the motion of -ir. J. Ells, 31P., seconded by Mr. Broadhurst, 3LP., and supported by Dr. Hutton (Paisley) and Mr. A. Williams, ?? a ...

... i THE AMAIWGAYATION SCHEE ?? DEBATE AT THE SALFORD COUNCIL. A- special meeting of the Salford County Borough Council was held on Wednesday morning, the Mayor (Mr. Alderman Diciins) presiding. The first business was to consider the report of the Special Committee appointed on the 9th November last to consider the report of the Association for the Consideration of the Amalgamation of Manchester ...

... SAULtS FDPtLI LEIY SrTrhIS4A. MONDAY, MAY 6, 1889. The Queen left London on Saturday ifternooD, driving from Buckimgham 'alacw . . . ?? l : ?? , . ll'addingtm accompanied by Princess Ieatrice. Her Majesty proceeded to Windsor bv special Great Western train, -rriz-inz at tho Castle shortly befor six i clock. F. A Cabinet Conncil was i.eld on Saturday kr, the Foreign Office, and ias attended by ...

... ST. HELENS. i a John Mlather, British Lion. Raren-Atrcet TasV- ir-led was St and 14s.d. costsfor ?? a pint ofv.hi? . in Police-constable Sellars, which an anarl._iis wrrS teen s to be 32 percent. under ?? (loier, proeision be dealer, Parr-street, for having in her p'IC-eelI a t qat~ity of margarine net labeiledi. was t that costs Defendant stpaad thist the latbel hadi been .u c:- that ...

... MR. GOSCIEN'STINANCE. d TO TrHt EDITons or THlt irvnotLOL MRzcUr. ; s Gentlemen,-Last year you were good enough d to insert a letter from me, criticisingthe Budget of Mr. Goschen which, on its introduction, was: A received by the House of Commons more favour- n ably thani it deserved. Discussions, which e followed, showed my criticism wvas reasonable, and e some of the nuore objectionable ...