... l i -I 65 FLEnT STREETZ INMonday ?Night. WIV,'x the House of Lords bean business on the Parish Councils Bill to-night therel.asnot Inearly so large an attendance oi Peers as on ! eitherofthe two previolus nightsvwhich have been devoted to the measure, though the number swelled considerably as the night wore on. But when the sitting began, and for some time afterwards, the points which were ...

... CHURCH OF SCOTLAND LECTURES ON I PASTORAL THEOLOGY. I The frst of the course of lectures on Pastoral Theology which has been arranged by the Home. Mission Committee of the Church of Scotland was deli vered yesterday forenoon by the Moderator tof the General Assembly (Rev. Dr J. Marshall Lang) in the Divinity Hall of the University of Glasgow. Among tse others present were-the Vice-Chancellor ...

... DZ t IXS, CA IENYDAPS, A L.fA NA CS, &c. I ?? Messrs Swan Sonnenschein & Co., London, have issued The Public Schools Year-Book (fifth year), edited by Three Public School Men. In the year-book concise information is given regarding ever 60 of the public schools of Britain. Lists of teachers and other officials, and information as to terms, entrance examina- tions, preparatory schools, to. are ...

... I MPERIAL PARLIAMENT. e HOTOUSE OF LORDS. d_ If FRIDAY, FEBHuART 23. y The Lono-CHANOELLOR took his seat on the ?? at a quarter-past four o'clock. THE PARISH COUNCILS BILL. On the motion of the Earl of KnfBEitLEr that the House proceed to the consideration of the Commons' amendments to the Lords' amendments and the Commons' reasons for disagreeing with certain of the Lords' amendments to the ...

... I SE ~CON1S) ~ I rI N0T iE{X3t2~r~ 1- ?? ICII , 5.1I5 A, Mt. ANARCHISTS IN LONDON. IA ND E P. A & 3U N T. Greenwvich and thle viriijirv is iii a state of the wiildest excitcmsen te illnci5sC~teile' of a trage4'fr which occ:urred at. ilx' o'clock this afternoon in Greenwich i'cork, the circuto- stances Surrounding which ate of ?? most Sig- ujifcant and Sensational c.baiacter, and give celonr ...

... I M1R TOM MANN EN GLASGOW. I Last night Mir Torn Mann delivered an address on the subject of Women's Labour at a largely- attended meeting which was held, nrder the auspices of the councii of the Women's Protective and Provident League, in the City Hall, Glasgow. The chair was occupied by Sir James Carmichael, Bart., M P., and among otberson tbepiatform were -Mr Alexander Cross, 3.P., and ...

... SPEECH BY SIP. MARK J. STEWART, I BART., M.P. Speakisg at the annual meeting of the Castle. Douglas Conservative Association on Thursday night, Sir Mark Stewart said that by the end of M1arch lie might address his constituents, but by that timie they might have the progromme of the Government before them, and they would know better how to act. He remarked that he would just take a very cursory ...

... (blao-slola l bul~ TUESDAY, LAY 1, 1894. In the House of Lords yesterday the Edin- burgh Corporation Stock Bill was read a third time. On the motion of Lord Norton a return was ordered relating to the disposal by County Councils of their shares of the residue grants for the four years ending with the present year. The Charitable Trusts Acts Amendment Bill passed through Committee, and the ...

... I THE ROSEBERY PUZZLE. SATURDAY'S POITICAL FIASCO. LITERARY C.ESARISM. THE LATEST EXHIBITION . MR CHAMBERLAIN AT BRADFORD. REPLY TO THE PRIME MINISTER. DEMONSTRATION IN CIASCOW ACAINST HOUSE Of LORDS. PROCESSION tND SPEECHES. THE GENERAL ASSEMBLIES. JUDCMENT IN MATABELE SCANDAL. tWO TROOPERS SENTENCED TO IMPBISONMENT. VJIS2 PAGE. ?? Noties. Dress, Furnishings, te. X~nteriainin?5t0. SF00 WI> ...

... SCOTCH MIN1ERS AND THEIRP WAGES. The following circular has been issued to the secretaries of the associations atitliatcd to the Scottish Miliers ir' erartion:- 6i5 Bath Street, Glh:gowv, -May 19, 1894. Dear Sir-I beg to remnzhd you of the conference which is to he held in the Waterloo Rooms, Glas- gow, on Thursday, 24th inst., at 11 IA. 1 sent to the secretary of your wssociation a few days ...

... SECOND EDITION, HERALD Oi, 5.1 .. .OUTRAGE ON MISSIONARIES. (STANDARD TELEGRAM.) Shanghai, April 14;J A vague but disquieting telegram has bees received here by ae.newspaper from Hsian.Ft Shensi, from which it is gathered that two French missionaries in that distant city have been seized, bambooed, and imprisoned by the Chinese officials. Very little. more is known, but the Chinese report ...

... A goad deal of interest has recently attached,| in what the Prime 34iMaister would probably term Scotland's Man of Destiny circlts, to the first biegraphy of Burns by his friend l?) Robert Heron. It was published in 1797 in Edinburgh, and its importance lies largely, if not solely, in the fact that modern investigators into the life, and especially the latest years, of Burns, who are ...