... pvt ? fears Blart b THER LAST YEARS OF ST. ANDREWS ' (Longnians, Green, _ and o.) xteds by another five years Septem ber - Z890, to September, 1895-the reminiscences of A. K. H. i or lss ooseconection with that place and period.- For- therd is quite as much of Farnham Castle as of St. Andrews, and rather ess of those particular five years than of many preceding lustres. More- _ over, the ...

... ti I at Pomf RIatb sbroab SIR MICHAEL HICcKS-BEACH in introducing the Budget stated that last year the receipts had amounted to 101,974,00o., against 94,684,0001. for the year previous. This was 5,812,0001. in excess of the estimate of the ?? of theExchequer. Every single head of the items showed an increase, except the Land Tax, which remained stationary, and - Miscellaneous'. Receipts, which ...

... I Tns MAr DAY Paoomsioq ir LrVnaooL.- t The Town-clerk of Liverpool informs us that the I annual procession proposed to be held n 3lay:t2 has been postponed to a lat3rdatsin the-month. 'a GL£inTM3s nIN LrvEsRoor.-An assurance has c come to us from a reliable source-thatso farfrom 1I glanders having been stamped out in Liverpol, I there are cases still under observation, and that a p the ...

... -.1- IDA= - - L # Lot vrbd e~ er t wlof the histi- ~& ui~ wi~ih aboes in: Li -c~poA1 for tthe telel d be eM be of teck asdheadfferig. and it : thaf1eeffort whih en-mede las .reer by :E .ha ea of the IIqe Usi itardy iad is he was tv be rigm the.; year. G-ve fine da T. dsay, anzd-tetk j-o eindn z i to h ree fwes-ott63 ?? inoh. ivi, in a epirit ot . of e-ei e he aga:n uiireknto ere r ares to be ...

... REU-T5rS TELEGRAMS. KING KOKO OUTLA . A Ko.- g B ofelzags, having Lc rI LBd nhe terms -offered by the BxehrCous; Rs G -habeen outlaxwed. Genel uneaie . praigs heme, aad exa praxtdons baxe Ceen = n ant b whicb. ]es feaed Ut Be * RM-AN 2EMP.EROR AT COBURG. Coburg, Sunday.-The ?? Emperor and ehyeortbefore ?? o'cock Their Majeisbe were received by an' all the members of the dural family, with whom ...

... Y ?? CONVOCATION a - AT SOUTHPORT.a - ditb the dee cision. anUnO ed at I O idr,894 thbt the Provincial Grand t rf 3h 3lasons of the Western : ort ire vwould in future fo for thte annw bsa si. 'intead of imnediately after the LodOe as for many years past, IdS held on Saturday at t ?? when the attendace t unanimty, the business c lrletled. Consfiiderablse applause s Ip;:l Lord 8kelrners- , ;Pte ...

... . 0 - I lWVERPOOL AND DISTICT GYMNASIA. LEAGUIJE II- -. NAL TEL atA lh Picnte Hall, ydev id Zng, the'tems of the md Lina cre- lible Mai Q ia meL inthe f nal tie diia d of the cezpeti~o rme by the] is LT Wsi* a L Therei of mm a oa zinh Mte Ananc : Smith-hiimself a. ineia e Among otp t G. id Monkk MeirW. A. Gair, C. C Qayl F. e . Pierm, F 3. GJ.gw, h J. -W. Schoeid, and of T. WIfl& Va s were ...

... LOOLBOARD )S. 11 ?? reeo ordf .n rc and ivtiere ever can Kem Ban] at M. sped peo~p , not like cour pora of tl ;Day part ciate a roa be d the pope syno with no b the 4 raiiE a mi I ...

... sPUTRID. TINNED SALMON AT i I ST. HELENs I 41 7- A TOWN COUNCILLOR FINTED. .% At St. Helens Police Court yesterday, before i Colonel W. W. Pilkington, Messs. W. Gamble,. ]ELS S. penbeim. B. A. Droingoole, and T. Glover, Henry W. Griffin, of Cothau-srest, a P/, member of the St Helens Town Council, who 4 carries on business as a general dealer in the l Market-place, was summoned for exposiar ...

... T TEACR' CONFERENCE| Kmi FURTHER CRITICISM OF THEGr -T EDUCATION- BILL c not Mbl The conference of the Nationtal Union of OfI Teachers was resumed yesterday under the pre- sidency of Mr. Macnamara. Tine sittings lasted i [go from half-peat nine in the morning until a late dig~ Id, hour in the afternoon, and the chief business was mic b' the consideration of further proposals submitted to ?? ...

... ENGLAND AND THE TRANSYAAL. PRESIDENT KIUGE'S VISIT. POSITION OF NEGOTIATIONS. P The Press Association learns there is no truth in the reports frnm the Cape to the effect that , Mr. Chamberlain's latest despatches to Sir Her- ,itles Robinson amnout to an ultimatum to the V South African Republic, and it is denied that Mr. 3ny strongly-worded despatches have been sent an, in this cornection. The ...

... is RUNCOORN AYD THETPORT SANITARY 9AUTHORIT. s Yesterday, at the monthly meeting of the Runcorn Urban District Council, Mr. Imison, 7.P., presiding, thems was submitted the pro- d visional order from the Iocal Government Bard a cnstituting a port sanitary authority for the port of Manchester. It was munanously re- it solved that the seal of the board be attached to 3. a memorial against the ...