... I :- EIGHTY-SEVENTH DAY. n The Special Commission resumed its sitting - Yesterday, among those in court being t e qarchioness of Dufferin and Ar. and Mrs. Glad- , stone. On their lordships taking their seats, 'n jMr. Reid, 4C-., a.sked that MIA. Condon, 3LfP., n and Mr. John O'Connor, ?? who were men- tioned in the evidence, and who were now in t custody, should be brought over. I e The ...

... n t THE NORTH WALES TITHE RENT 1. DISPUTE. le In the Queen's Bench Division of the High n Court of Justice, London, yesterday, the case of in re Commutation of Tithes Act ex par Rev. J. Jones came before Mr. Jstice tbew and Mr. Justice Grantham, sitting as a Divisional Court, in the form of an appeal by the tenant of certain -land at ihydyanwyn, Flintsire, from an -a order of Mr. Justice ...

... SCIENCE NOT. Crmn afilnn cnn~mfoinn- eu-rmn~i- w Tn-ne. Cremation, combustion, coercion, and muni- cipal rates have all got strangely jumbled togeener in the North Riding. To most people r fthe question of cremation or interment is one for settlement on its merits Some look at it F from the purely social and scientific point of r view, while others regard it from the side of custom and ...

... It a STEAMIG IN WEAYING SH~E DS..ja of' last ard hen se the inly g of rith of I it Ioff the the sole )ur. iere was NcM tee y at aS, lied , in was old on's ~otll ter. Me out old ret for ill. and rto ing. lied! had ned 3ion, ted. emt- and the on m06I be; at- orts , in- in ha ifm DEPUTATION TO THE HOME SEETARY. The Home Secretary, Mr. Matthews, yeserda received a numerous aepatatinn of employers ...

... SAirS POPULI LEU SUmEeA. I D TODY, MAY 30, 1889. MTe House of Caor ns yesterday WVX onncupied in disc~usng the Poor IRateI I - - - L :Metropolis) Bill, -which vas rejected on a livtsiun by 217 to 181L i The Select Committee of the House of ( Commons which hashadunderconsideration ( ihe Welsh Railway Union Bill decided, i gesterlay, that the preanmle of thoel£ was i proved. The object of the ...

... ---n I IMPERILU PAPA3MFEN-T. IT s . -- - - -- WEDNESDAy, MAY 29. ae in- LEADING xNNCuDym. -in tie o SC CCoo.5 WpXSn.. ' We have had another London debate tn-day ii reference to the proposal of a EiAl, promoted by M * r. Piekeragll, for the purpose of equalh-sng tht 'poor rates in the various p arishesof the mccrotpolis These vary immensely, and reformers have long ir- clamoured for a uniform ...

... WEDESES Niroa. -The barometer is at I Y preent rising in the west, but the wind at I 'r Velencia is inclined to back. Shallow depressions c 'he will probably continue to advance over our islands nfs from the westward or south-westward, occasioning by showery weather in most districts and thunder- I storms locally. be FORECASTS FOR TO-DAY. he Scotland, N. h-esterly and southerly wins, be ...

... )EDINBURGHI IN ASSEMBLY TIME. Kau trodl rOBT A OCASONAL.CRESPONDE.] to EBDLNBUGI, WVEDN'E2DAY. t * The air is still full of the echoes of Tuesday's t the debate in the Free Assembly. The election of n )ns, Dr. Marcus Dods by so large a, majority bas enjoiced the advanced party, and has opened p ate eye, of the orthodox to the fact that theo- Si to logical opinion is in a state of transition. ...

... I ?? t ! f lT - .TIE COURT, &a 10, WnrDsoR CAcIA MAY14L ro, By commnd of-the Queen a drawing room wa _ held to-day at BuckinghamPalace bstbe PrY%&ms of Wales, on behalf of her Majestr. The Prince And Princes of Wales, Princesses Louie sand of Victoria of Wales, Prince Albert Victor of Walse, lhe Prince George of Greece, and Prince Charles of Denmark arrived from Marlbomrgh House. The of ...

... Tur tans DP:. Asmr.Fx.-The fiunal of Tr. R. I h; EL Allen, lae re4ident medical oflier of the of Setbereld-rod isKpital, tak-es pl-ce ts-1uorrt0 i T. ft'enuoon, at three o'elock, at Anfield Cesetery. tL TiEs N;ua PLa RATrs. ?? wee'k Mr. I Croni (Mes Smitlh and Crouch),.a- socoy I5 to the Livnerpool Emiut rn've-rs' A~s~scitaili, hlas i forwarded to the Board of Trado his objections s Ugainst ...

... 'I IREFUL PATMUMENT. I el THUPSDAY,' MAYw W. T] LTY tEA- DII{G INCIIEM DN ie Holum or-Cbnois, Tn DSDAY Wetrr. e 'TheScotch -membemr haveoccuiedan unreason- ch Y abhlamontftime in debatingdthe motion-for the Vi a- second -reading of the Scotch Lrcal Government f IBilL There are few Scotch members who have e net spoken, and after the first two or three. speeches were delivesed all freshne-s and ...

... THE PARNELL COMIM OOt. Amoanrthosapresnswtthbe-Special Commission res yesterday were Mr. and Mrs Eindacott, the1 si. parents of Mrs. Chamuberlain (who-er brought 41 nm by the Atoarney-Generafl, ?? of t Hertford, Mrs Gladstone, and Miss Hanmro. )ur- In the counse of the da r. 3ohi O'Connor, ed entered the court. t to~ Mr. Arthur ?? byMr. z$ a- Lockwood. said he went to America with Sir r sy- ...