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... T HE ELLANTD DIT.IS Jordn BY - .E LCTI 0T.O I 1! FRIOSPLCTS 0) '!TIL UN'ONi -1'F (iAUiE.` I-it innTiie~dFv. I) he I, noor v,- Id yi ?? I00K[i112I. 1f irnouus to Uniionist chi,)t inl tlt 1 IAil J) . li.>(flC 1[iL icene bles that in tlic, h~out Youlls[irc c, '1 (Allic ?? l (A [9'v r. r ?? T1he one strikin, poinlt 01 ?? ILI t1K ,Iil'lcu: o'0 ?? ?? Constitutional pri-mcpics, and~ inl [hatl I-cg I ...

... HOTELS AND HEALTH RESORTS. ABERYSTWITH.-Soft Atlantic Breezes. Pure wuater from Plinlimmon. and excellert drainage. The late Sir Jet. (latAe, iorn.,isays:- A lrtight at Aberystwith is equal -to a month at most waterirg-places., The QtJEEN'S HOTit'LL atid BELLE VUE hOTEL beth Irce the sea. For tarifis, &c., apply to WV. H. PALMER, Proprietor. -BOUReNEMOdTH, HOTEL METROPOLE. A Palace amidst the ...

... CORRESPON DENCE. PlICCAI)ILLY, STRAND, (R BIANK- To !Ae Fm rei 0/ Meo PALL M'ALL, (AZF [IT. IVC!Itu'Ci aainl to scnd yc 1ta~oivr iy Octberlat, )liw.d ec of my rellirks to a pi? ir ix yearl( h ve reed iii the artircl on Loundoil trafiic in t h, / ' /! Fi'ary -2ow eonC h tr Allecni e~i there, a.re to be folitreiiplated a I man ner of dix. tI ic nvl~ . t~tt ~.m compant'2. Objict to Nolnuiu ths ...

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... SECONDARY ED UCA TION LEGISLATION THE LOCAL AUTHORITIES (ADMINISTRATIVE). [BY CLOUDESLEY BrinrETON.j I have already discussed the educational difficulties connected with local authorities ; I will now deal with the administrative side of the problem. Here at once we are confronted with the question as to whether we ought to avail ourselves of existing local or ad hoc( bodies, or create a new ...

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... THERE is considerable danger that the Half-Timers Bill will be lost, owing to. the obstructive tactics of the minority, chiefly of Lancashire members, who opposed it yesterday in Committee. The operative clause has been obtained, it is true, but the examination of the new clauses will be preceded ou Wednesday next-the only day left for the discussion of private members' bills-by the Committee ...