... (From our later editions of last week.) -4e 31. JULES FERRY ON GENERAL BOULANGBtR PARIS, Saturday.-31. Jules Ferry has made ano- ther vehement attack upon General Boulanger. Speaking at an ?? meeting at St. Di6, in the Vosges, M. Ferry expressed his views upon the agitation carried on in the interest of the gene- ral in the most vigorous terms, and concluded by declaring that he could not ...

... (from our later editions b last week.) PLEADING POIR FAIriES AND GOBLINS. A number of London and provincial theatre managers visited the Home office on Friday, to interview ?? Henry Matthews upon the question of the employment of young children in theatres. Ml~r. Dixon iiartland, ME.P., introduced the deputa-I tion, which consisted of Mr. Henrv Irving, Mr. Augustus Harris, Mr. Brain Stoker, Mr ...

... WH}EAT is BIGAMY? The difficulty of decision when doctors disagree is proverbial, but when a bench of fourteen judges are all at loggerheads over a simule question of com- Mon law it rather goes to show that the statutes are not so simple as thev were intended to be. Two ladies named Tolson and Strippewere recently prose- cuted for bigamy, and in each case the defence was that they had been ...

... 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 ...

... LATEST INTELLIGENCE THE FRENCH EXHBTI(O. STRIKE RiOTS IN WlSTPRLIA. DESTRUCTIVE CYCLONE I KANSAS. REepnoids's 2Newspapsr Office, Saturday, 4 anx REUTEn/S TELEaRAMB. nTC. THE PARIS EXHIBITION.q Paris was. never more herself than sap 8 Exhibition, and never so cosmopolitan, .Th at the been bread famines for the last two days b ham much bread has been drawn from the bakecame E the Champ de Mars. ...

... TIEE GAS WOii=iS' ,AGXTAICN. TO THE EDITOR 01P RETNOLDS'S NEWSPAPER. SIR,-Will you kindly permit me to make a brief reply to a letter in your last week's issue on the 'above subject. Now, while fully recognising their first grievance, and. fully sympathizing with them in their present oppressed condition, yet I think it only righ& that they should know their eizact position. If the gas workers ...

... At the Cork Police-office, on the 113th, before Majorre Hutchrinsorn, RM.,l and Mr. p. O'Sullivan, the Cork I Opera House Comnpany. Lirnited, chbal-ed Lureniall: Napol eon Buona pa tet Wyse, militiayofficer, Spike bel Isilarir, with being guilty of disorderl conduct and I d behaviour to tire annoyance oif the pt-toons presenrt at a I performance of a play entitled The Fcj io ii ii i thle Opera ...

... CLEOPATRA AT THE EMPIRE. rs The new ballet which will be produced at the Empire it Theatre on Monday evening is a dream of tasteful o splendour. In the loves of Antony and Cleopatra Mr c, Augustus Harris has chosen a subject which lends A. d itself admirably to the requirements of terpsichorean E a spectacle. Cleopatra is divided into three tableaux. ci e The first shows us a Roman camp in ...

... 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 ...

... XGOVERNMENT -INTEIWENTION IN DONEGAL. I- I (PROM OUR SPECIAL COPOrNDErT.) FALCARRAGH, 'WEDbESDAT Nzir.. Owing to the absence of Deputy Divisional Commissioner Cameron in Belfast, and the nou- arrival of the agent of the estate, the Glasser- shoo evictions have been still further adjourned till ]Friday morning, so that only two days will be left for their completion. I learned to-day upon ...

... 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 ...

... D1RAWING IN ELEMENTAR Y SCHOOLS - . m A deputation from the Council of the Drawing 1 Society of Great Britain and Ireland waited upon the bi Lord Pesident at the Privy CouncilOffice yesterday, to 6t advocate the teaching of drawing in elementary schools. 5z It consisted of Sir Henry Roscoe, Sir James Linton, Sir Douglas Galton, Sir Philip Magnus, the Rev. 's Brooke Lambert, and Mr. T. R. ...