... M1R. W. H. SMITH AT GLASGOW, Mr. W. H. Smiith, M.P., addressing the Glasgow Conservatives last night, said that the Oppo- tiou bad been described *,as a party consisting dA four different groups. He thought there were only three groups. There was the Liberal Unionist group-cer- tainly sitting opposite them, but they were giving the Goveruiment of the con tr Most loyal aud consistent suppurt. ...

... 'Waism LII?L yr, EumrND REL;tL BLYT hasI mvritteu as life of WILUAMS FiJ=S (K[EGoS ODL -d Co.), the second - -, - 2¶ -. wbics biS lpprti nice the death of ELLIs in pD S. It ills ot be the last. The interest in nm sa~rd in his opiaious will probably inerease. th, lie ass thinier, a man cf action and, with Hi ll tht.a o most lovable personality. AU these cx titeies ani qlunllities went into ...

... p TlE BARERW' AGITATION. ADVANCE IN THE PRIEG OF BREAD. p A large meeting of master bakers of South c C London was held yesterday afternoon at the Horns, E Kennington, to consider the question of an advance in F the price of broad. Mr. Loebel presided, and a number a of secretaries made reworts of the condition of the trade t in their respective districts. The general complaintwas 6 that there ...

... KSI'OBQLOGIOAL Br¶.- f TmDAmw8vorwzx NEXT AMD ZAMOHIS FAROGR& ' I. q rededc to s-level ansd reduced to 32 dea. . I hebacklk eeshow the heiht of tebarbeometer at I O'clock on he initial io tlers s ?? or the tthd. The Mercury fa~ for Bas, wit ?? &..an W. wima-i aouled e~h r. ; 2 J:. onb nued ba wesbr . ~ tis wth wnd epis ?? eg e inicaiveof rain. The TEMPERATUIBZ iu the open fir at 1 o'clock this ...

... ~,-PJAO woM O-NOMORWG . ~ - 4 - ' et Ofts elft-RaV la rwlaaaen, lox6; aesa W ~W4- 1ev. I. A. Cotton, 10, Canon t yal, itehU-Re.J.0. Murray. ii and 5.30 3 Chapel P.oyo, SaVoy-IleY. W. P. Pearce, 11.50; 11ev. A. 'IV. The Temple Cbue.r a ~1 Rotl Chael, hpl e i-tet vki-DR? Steomalag Cb~- r o ne 1 0' e -Ar~hd~a0Z Farmra, 11 and?7. £.~cll~w Caie-10V. A 0.Warren, U ; R0ev. W. (0.ev. IL, 7 t.Aoe ...

... FOREIGN TBElGRAsts MURDER AND AA11SX THE CRONIN TRIAL. CLOSE OP THE PARIS TION. MASSACRE IN SOLONON ISLANDl8 reeiedbourne, o Intelligence has been received here, statin' tol. f natives in the Solomon Islands some time Wg tdat the and &Murdered an Englishman named Nelson and ti native boys, and afterwards devoured tb tres cruiser Royalist reports that she shelled the vem.ul The that part of the ...

... LONDON COUNT-Y COUNCILr ' The usual weekly meeting of the Counil waD heluion Tuesday at Guildlill, the Earl of 1tosebery pie. aiding. THn STRAND IMPROVIX1NT. Mr. C. Harrison smoved the adoption of the report of the Parliamentary Committee, which stated' that the committee had considered the resolution of the Council, authorizing them to include in the application to Par. liament powers to ...

... . TMhy GWZRDOZE C R&ALs. The trial of John Gallagher was resumed on Mon. day, the court being again crowded. Mr. Healy at once began his address for the defence, and the Attorney-Gaeneral having replied, the judge summed up. The jury retired at 5.45, returning into court after an interval of two and a-half hours. The judge, who had remained in court during the entire time, remarked on the ...

... POLITZCAL ZTM6S. MR.. CHAaEEILLAXIN'8 AL50GATTONS.-A London correspondent says:- It appears that Mr. Chamber- lain is to take no notice of the challenges which he has recently received in reference to the charge of cor- ruption against Mr. Gladstone. The right hon. gentleman will not, however, be allowed to escape from the position in which he has placed himself. When Parliament meets he will ...

... SHALL OUR LOAVES BE DEARERf AN AUTHORITY SAYS NO ! A meeting was held at Kennington on Wednesday, by a number of master bakers, to consult as to the advisability of raising the pricejof bread.MThe reason for this action is, so it was stated, that in view of the reduced number of hours of labour the masters are no longer able to make the same amount of bread in a given time, and consequently ...

... A CHAT WITH MR. B. WAUGH. ?? is going to run down the baby fare in Battersea? This question was asked of the Rev. Benjamin Waugn at the Society for the Prevention ot Cruelty to Children yestetday, 'There will never be any stopping of baby farming so long as the present Acts of Parliamrient exist. The rolice have no power to stop it, and do not knoW what powers they themselves possess. During ...

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