... KR GLADSTONE VISIT TO SOlJTHPOItT. SKETCH OF PROCREDTNS. SEBOH ON HO0E AND FOREIGN SITUATIN. (I'Rom on SPRM oe09=1M.) Southport, Wednesay Night. The visit of Mr Gladstone to the most ashionable of all the watering places of the Cotton County so soon0 after the conferences of Liberal leaders at Hawarden was in itself sufficient to arouse general interest, but the rumours of surprises and ...

... THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24,1889. VW'910, WOMB,, Mr Gladstone addressed a crowded and enthusiastio meeting at Sonthport yesterday - - - 1 ?? as- a_ A s r - I- ..,A afternoon. Glancing at foreign affairs he said G there was no present cause of apprehension, G but they must not conceal from themselves that V there might be great dangers threatening the la tranquillity of Europe in the future. While e; ...

... o y a. .13 lb] !d lt is In it id 10 it 10 id Ir 18 or ,,t at e, of it it ir 11 la it d -,y re ?? Id if to y air is Iathe recent case of Hlind v. the Caledonian Steam Packet Company, relating to a collision between the e.s. Caledenia and a small rowing boat near Craigmora Pier, of which we published a summary in yesterday's issue, Sheriff Erskint Murray made soma preliminary observations on the ...

... | LORD CEORCE HAMILTON AT SUNDERLAND. I Lord George Hamilton, M.P., the First Lord of the Admiralty, was the principal speaoer last night at a Unionist denmonstration held in Victoris Hall, Sunderland. Mr S. P. Austin, president of tbe Sunderland Conservative Association, presided. Lord George, who was received with loud cheers, referred at the ontset to the recent elections, which i had made ...

... GOVAN AND THE BOdUDARM QUESTIONS The mdinutes of Several private meatiege the Police Commissioners for the Burgh of Gavan, hald during the month for the purpose of consider- ing in some form or other the question8 of annexa- tion, *ere placed in the hands df mneobers at Monday's itatntory rieetibt. At a meeting held on 23d September, Bafife MarT moved that Ibe London agents of the Board should ...

... - - -- - ?? - -, ? L-1, UN 10-NiziT Ml -I 11- ?? LL A nnuzi L vt A 1Th'on'st sret!2sao' W D1 ,S s: u Town Hail, There - - as a laex e- ?? o` tune p.*. 4 ai a present Nvetr ?? T£ I A na'rothC Ccr osi. ?? 'Kur A-'refP~o -k,r'ieIsr dii ON lrd ,. ,'Lixnes recepo; ,. i- kt ;1 oleli.rarw~ beG er lrtii Zi L4t t l ,e ?? *arty r a a a iasserte, was stead:iy i,: s the paths of cutwar a z - itien spohe ...

... THLE OMINATION. Tue issue to be determined at the polling booths is now baf ore the electors free from any complicA- I titus in tha way of independent candidatureL Mr Parker Rhodes, who threatened to stand as a Liberal Unionist, has followed the example of Mr dantunh and retired from the field, and when the e tine, for dopositing nomination papers expired ; ycsterday, it was found that the ...

... THE -BRIGHTON E ION. ISSUE 9F THEzW IT. ~i'be writ for the election waa received ?? are last evein g. noe Mayor has -fixed Tuesday next Igow for the alcmmnatiosi, and Fridayifer the polling. GlaE For the preset there in little to nseord exespt a Ch marked increase in the activity of -the. canvass' oh Amongst Liberals and Conservatives, alike foil ZL recognition is given to the ?? the)13 eon. e ...

... | THE ROYAL FESSTIVITIES AT I] | 1iATHENS. c r- kO . I- a le ; 1. fin ia d af is le ct 5s of et es of r-k )l RECEPTWION BY THE BRIDAL COUPLE, (PROM 0un SPECIAL COORESPONDTr.T) Athens, October 29. The dinner given last night by the Duke and Duchess of Sparta was of the merriest possible character. The Emperor of Germany was in high spirits, and kept the royal company in roars of laughter by his ...

... DECISION IN THE SEALING TEST CASE. r JliTERNATIOAL CONCRESS DELECATES. i t (SP O3hl T G B5 AM BT C O5rn W A tA L ) is Now York, October 3, Night. .. As indicated ia my despatch yesterday, Mr le Blaine was promptly chosen President of the International Congress at Washington, which represents one fourth of the habitable globe and one hundred and twenty millions of people. Mr Blaes introductory ...

... ELGIN AND NAII;N CONTEST. Il - . - l IThe candidates yestrday addressed six meetings in the rural parts of Morayshire along the valley of the Spay. 'The first meeting was held at noon, and the proceedisg3 at the last were not concluded . until about eleven o'clock. e | DMR LOGAN'S CAXDIDATURIE. Mr C. B. Logan, the Liberal Unionist candi- date, addressed a meeting of the electors in Lady ...

... COLYDE PURIFICATION. SIR,-The simplest mode for purifying tie river will be to abstain from putting in ti'e crude sewage in dry weather. In wet weather surface-flood rain-water must go to the river as at present. T2 , keep dry-weather sewage froni the river a conduit, or conduits must be made and the low-level sewage be pumped into it. The dry-weather sewage may be flooded over an area of poor ...