... Less progress was made yesterday with the Home Rule Bill than on Tuesday. There was again a full attendance, over 500 members being present during most of the afternoon . few Unionists were away atAscot, some unpaired, and as the Nationalists had all but about three of their number present, the Government majority went up. i)r. Tanner and Mr, Deasy, who absented themselves on Monday during the ...

... FOURTH EDITION. RET-APIEARANCA' IO ?? 1H1;IRA IN 1'TRIOP i F ?? I I ?? I J ?? that IIIl ?? ii lx - I I'i In Xv ?? It I ' o week past Iha d h u ) tT tt Ii oI I ~'ht -attil k (it on Saturday pla'c'd hijist It witdl I' 'td ?? il, 'w1il tott appearancte of tibira silllo ItS, dilt'd tI tlo o~t~eynito Of IIhe 5,111 day. A bacterl'4i, iia P \tIt~~Iat It 'T I nm01' Netolrdax -I O)VI (I tII' I t,a RI ...

... POLIT l ICA, N oTE.S. A ~-mo,sf otii i-mlol' rn thll L- ~bbY ]art ngirut was one stating it to he tue~~ ril nlti .(Mr Mod ev, thel Po.stilia stet ( Ieier ii-, to pro, #Pd ;rt_,lillst the /'Fil i/ail! ?? if e Iinlinal itbell ott hi e ad 0~te ;tictilt xx db il lop ll-c it) NIleIiiia\ s ?? I he, ntivtle of thle replies wb. \li- IKeji' I lot' dit p;uestoiti dr-ew fothri letnt som. dlegree,(- of ? ...

... BEHIND THE SCENES WVITH LADIES' PAPE RS. The ?? of papers specially devoted to the interests of ladies is ats everyone knoxvs, the Queen. After reigning suprenme lot somethtio' lii e twenty years, the OQwen began to have not so m11UCh1 rivals as sister -tid frankly confessed that there was room i`r all in thle rapi(dlx Ivideilig 4 world of readers. She has never, we believe, revealed anm- ...

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... CORRE.SPO N DENCE . IHIOS-'PI TAL SUN)AY--\AN APPEAL FROM '11T E LORD MAYOR. 7;, / ?? ,f ?? i P AIt 1. GIx, -i 11. sn, Ni'i have ill years past, oll tihte apropnach of I fospitail Stund atbw;ii 1( the Lord Maovr tile privilege of ?? )li haithalt (, t IlhiApitil Slldal Fl(d, ?? waiS estal)lSIh( id in 1872 to aid the liospita u di i,; 't thi, ni(tripolisu iu thewir heiefieent woirk of proviclin ...

... MAR. W A LLACE' S INDICT\All 1, GEMS FROIN A BRILLIANTv SPLEWI I. Th osechi Mr. Robert W\allace, the Radhica inctilihcrI' ( :! di ill F, in re1o0111ng the( IIC\ depal 11tui UI the ( oe iii'i s ti Allm Rule Bill w.~as Ole Of. tic 111--t brilliaint dud xti iY tht ilCC ,icci n hesrd in thle I lous~' to Genilon. Illh 'iId x'.it ideltan Jievr rie~d tinder a ~giiico 'iPlacid i&-''i'litii.YF il ?? ? ...

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... I Mr 1j ir~hhi Iir1t ,i i (It pat spcechcls is rcmi rtkabie H is colfiluiloll of illillti as to thie timl 010d occas~ion ot delivery kot thleI t-peocch ] Inoteti bY Air. Clhalibcilaini vc ~t I dav is- oniN paralleled by the illcilitV xvifl XVIII.. 11 e lilt-t oil oth( r w~itti iXitC ?? connectionI with bpecciles reot~rt('d to hive 1011(:I ?? by 111111. VcI terdav -va.- not ti~e fir~t or, the ? ...

... I jull ?? olflette omrt, ? 18, CHARING CROSS ROAD, W.C. By tihe death of Professor -Ientr Nettleship, which took place yester day, Oxfbrd and the learned world lose a very distinguished Latinist, Equally learned and industrious, le devoted himself largely to the study d Virgil (or Vergil, as he and Professor Conington preferred to write it), anc succeeded 1tir. Goldwvin Smith as assistant ...

... DESPITE the cordial reception given to Sir Henry Loch by the authorities of the South African Republic during his recent visit, the local press have displayed anything but a generous temper towards him since his depar- ture. One paper accuses him of buying shares in Johannesburg mines. This was promptly denied, but had it been true it constitutes no crime, the only restriction on a Governor's ...