... IosCpNo, WZDX 2YAy NEIGHT.r Mr. Labouchere Wil hardly have advanced I himself in favour with official Libralism, bu, he bas provided amtuenxzt for every one,, for which we munt be thankful in these dog days. There is nothing else talked about to-day bat the member who was to have been in the Ministry, but is not in ? it, and the exceedingly candid criticisms with } which be passed the ...

... lier. -Ihoc )aS111 THEODORE MARTIN O'N NATIONAL it out Teegt ETi'ETquo ter- he eghthsession of the Liverpool Welsh Oall te N 'ational Soit a naugurated last evening by Ow hle ...

... aul FORECASTS FORITO-DAY. do 0. Scotland, N.--Northerly winds,lghb or-moderate; abi chanieable, local showers. enj 1. Scotland, E.-Saine as 0. to a England, X.,-Norti-westerlynnd wawt ...

... ARRIVAL OF LORD R. CHURCHILL Lord Randolph Churchill arrived at Southampton at ten o'clock yesterday morning, on board the Union line steamship Scot. The tender, whieh left the dock basin a few minutes before, conveyed Lady Churchill, her son, and a number of newspaper correspondents. Lord Randolph, who appears much older since last seen in this country, wearing a beard of very considerable ...

... CONSERVAnTEAM G AT SB L. ' ADDUESS BY LORD DARTMOUTL A 'mieetizig of Conservative was hl ?? Hall, ShiffdA l, inight, to hear an address from Colonel Kenyon Slaney, the member for the Newport Division. Thearlobf 'Dartmouth presided overa numerousattend- anc among those present being Lady. Wilheinina Brooes'VMiss Violet Kenyon Slaney Mezssrs. J. R E1. M Ieaz, W. N. E. MLean A. Er. Phillips,' E J ...

... FOWRRIGN NEWS. THE DITCHESS OF EDMTRGH. IMqUNIO, May 28.-Tre Duchess of Edinburgh, ?? by her daughters, left here at half-past eight this morning for Coburg, travelling incognita ;s tha Countess of Kent. Prince Alfred of Edin- burgb, the British Minister, and the Russian repro- sentative were at the station on the departare of her Royal Highness. During her stay in this city her Royal Highness ...

... 0. Scotland .. s uthne asterlywinds, light; 1. Scotland, ?? . changeable, shwoery. E d 3ts'easterly wlinds, light; 2a ngland ?? fair to unsettled, with rain, and possibly thunder. 3. Enlsand md. ?? or B ereosfrlj wi-U, light; 4. lMrm. COra7srJZS ?? unit4, thunddarsftss b. England, S. (Ln' donand=han.e J 6. scatland, IV. ?? 7. Fngland XW., SSame as Yos. C and - and IN. Wales ?? J a. England ?? ...

... GLEANMGS. mr.H Bnmirft is prostrate with a 3evere attack of b&7 fever. MaWise Calvo and Signor de Lcia sang before ?? Queen ?? on Saturday. The Rev. Canon Whitley. rector of Newtone4. Willows. died on Sunday morning from the effects of a chill caught while attending & funeraL -A canoe, contsining two youg men named Denham and Course, capsized on Sunday afternoon near Bray Lock, Maidenhead, and ...

... I G~~LEASINGSE. ?? I A I -~toa_ e Va (iaerO- '7 ?? ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ C ?? ~ of t~a~ ~O~yA5.~ ?? Pau __r * '-T'1('waas GO iS =erx RZ0 .4 aa arcea - r;- wC rn ?? ~zex .1.ri Cr ?? Z-F-t. Ij ~ cc~ Sn in ?Az~ n - e o ' Lev tir- r. cO~ - r a ?? -- o -p RallwT4C'.7'C 07 - C. r~ Czrt =. ?? and C-e is Q-- 2Etr '1Y2sia art cz 0h *2asr -.4 donP'~~~X ?? Z~s- - be*I!14- a. z-et. 77 - C7 ;~ ?? :.attacd ::dp i - ...

... I FATAL STRam Acnu3MsT.-Yesterday, Ernest Purse- house (2), son of the landlord of the Holly Bush. Inn, 178. Walsall Stseet, was crossing that thoroughfare when he *as run over by a gig in which Mr. Bates, veterinary surgeon, of Cleveland btreet, was riding, and received such injuries that he died shortly afturwards. BEsuAsNo INTO A PunLIc-soUsE.-At the Borough Police Court, yesterday, Patrick ...

... ?? ffailg T Doit AND JOURNA0. TUJESDAY, MAY 24, 1892. LOCaL WUTHMB rORAST.-StherlY Vinds, frehen- .is; cloudy, unscttled, 8o rain, thunder 7TbeaUly. The House of Lords had again yesterday a brief and unimportant sitting. Progress was made with some bills, and on the motion of Earl SPFNczn papers were ordered with reference to endowed charities in Northamptonshire. The Marquis of SALISBURY ...

... BmAx.nTO- To Ux FriozV AGA11K. ToE Mm2g9 of Prince Herbert Bismarck l aas formed a ll the pleasant food for our gossip during tite -week-and as the very name of Disanarck still has power to raise the demon of discord throughout rurope, with thie usual an tagonism of u us against 1 you, and oou against them, n as a matter c s course every niewspaper printed in European characteor ...