... POLITICS AND SOCIETY. Lxxos, Tuesday, January sth. Oar London Corespondent write*—lt expected that Lord Salisbury, when speaks at Exeter in a fortnight or so, will have something to as the relations between the Tories and the Liberal Unionists. The Premier ...

... received telegram the Wales which contained urgent request that be should not interrupt his itinerary. THE BISHOP OF CHESTER. Speaking the annual the Chester Branch the Church Sucsary evening, the (Dr. Jayae), who nud they all agree with him that wee that ...

... closing of publis-housee Scotland upon intemperance, will doubt be appealed in triumph by the opponents of that movement. Speaking generally, the effect sppears to hare been that there have been mors arrests for drunkenness since ten o'clock became the ...

... meaus work he knows of better opening anvwhere, for both land and are cheep. In British New Guinea there are diseases worth speaking of, except fever, and cannibalism, once the terror of the trader and the adventurer in the islands, baa been almost stamped ...

... arranged, was to private, but Mr. Balfour specially as iced that reporters should be present, it clear, therefore, that wants to speak to the country. understand, writes our London Correspondent, that the Lishop of Peterborough has agreed to preside at a meeting ...

... second reading was agreed to, 17S votes to 152 . majority for, 23. The Bill was then referred a Select Committee. Mb. Goschex, speaking at Kpsora last evening, dealt mainly with the question Irish legislation Sfeaju.no Heading last night, Mr. John Morley, in ...

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... THE EDITORS OF THE L£El>B —I hare juat to the Bafier r. Ilcckmueidwike, and write to prohs«t the deaisions given Mr. E. J. Speak, the referee* A few muaiiea from, tun*-, of kicked the ball into touch to heap atraw. It was therefore 1«U; but up, took the ...

... additional evidence ewrrrw horative of Mr. White's version. stated that paaaing through Oroxhall Station, Goodatt tried to speak to him, bat could not distinguish the words. By Mr. Underbill. —He did not see prisoner make any attempt pall the communic ...

... iniisliiH of tha Inh.Oaionist Ailianoe, to held ia the ancient ooacert-roem, Dahlia, Thursday, tha 28th inst. Mr. T. P. O'Connor, speaking at Liverpool on Tneeday Bight, advised Irishman to adopt a policy ef conciliation. He wished a Home Bale measure carried ...

... six months would the extreme limits of Parliament. What would be the effect on the Government of the cotmtrv at change, not speak the onm erf frequent ...

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