... neither from Rome oar from London, still less from combinelieu of the two, hot from Dublin. A BISHOP ON THE SALVATION ABSIY. Speaking tn the Cliichestar Diocenn Council, the Bisltop of ClticLee'er said—“ Hia Salvation Army lias the euc;gj, (be impetuosity ...

... Guatemala, says President Barnllas' Cabinet are unanimously opposed to the treaty he signed, and have resigned in a body. Speaking at Maine on the reduction of the rV? - m late year3 ' 9eeretar J Blame said • The inevitable tendency is. 1 think, towards ...

... unfortunate man's hand had been almost burnt off. RECIPROCITY AND PROTECTION. New V ork, Saturday. Mr. Blame, Secretary of State, speaking at Waterville, Maine, said that the United- States were not seeking an extension of terri- tory, and they did not desire ...

... that there will be ati ad- vance. The wa^es aua othbr expenses incidental to the management of steam shipping are, generally speaking, heavier than they were. So that with the low rates of freights and tbe un- dimii i^bed cost of working the prospects of ...

... LORD HARTINGTON ON AGRI- CULTURE. The Marquis of Hartington, speaking at the luncheon of the Barrow Agricultural Show, on Saturday, alluded to the satisfactory progress made in all branches of agriculture during the last thirty years. He spoke of the ...

... LORD DERBY ON TRADE DISPUTES. Lord Derby on Saturday afternoon opened recreation ground for Bury. Speaking of the prospects of British industries, his Lordship said though we had our labour disputes there was no need for despondency, our rivals abroad ...

... PRESS OPINIONS. OUR INDUSTRIAL POSITION. The Times says:—Of our industrial prospects Lord Derby speaks hopefully indeed, but much more measured terms than those which Sir Henry James employs. He sees dangers ahead, of which Sir Hoary James says nothing; ...

... industrially as well as commercially, 46 furnaces are in blast and 32 standing idle. The steel trade is brisk industrially speaking, but there are not many new orders. 3ail» remain somewhat quiet, and makers are not bookiug orders aa quickly as they are ...

... considered the case suspicious, ana remanded them. Lord Derby on Saturday afternoon opened a recreation Jground for Bury. Speaking of the prospects ot British industries hia lordship said though we had our labour disputes there was no need for despondency ...

... analysed by the Anti-Adulteration Society, and their March Bet lew, on page they say » A short titueago bad Plea sors of speaking a very satisfactory manner the way our Yorkshire Brewers man ..lecture and send out their productions. A scmple beer wax ...

... have been irregularly made. The drainage from I m, rule, discharged into o«oarated to depth ol soao 20 to Mft. Generally 1 speaking, no attempt has. I understand, bean made to render them watertight, and I result, the sewage soaks tote the surrounding sothor ...

... the Unionist Government hod attained a great aud unprecedented success. They had recently had Irish agitator named Morton speaking favour of the Home Role cause and abusing the Government. WM often Mtounded the calumnies told against Irish landlordism ...