... I THE WESLEYAN CON lF , LII_ | YJNLS17R'1AL ?? Buzinesw We ?? Yehterday I Wer;ley'g Chapel, City-roa0d the wly-Nletd . sident, Re4v. ?? W. M2- Sfcdnad, occllvyinK tix. opening devotional exerrc s.r appreciated addrest was delivered bythe Rev. jj Davison, and prayer offered by the Jev. Z Braisxford, when relerence avws nswle & tbe J. Confereclse, the unrert- id South Airiea, and h notorioius ...

... z . I T,;!D ?? ,1-z.wbs.m prideq hbins4,t I ' r !tL:F t p, arld lik,,5 to I ;7 Lr;-r in feve.ry pie, abkeol I -i.z tueO 0'2-,e ,;i Lojor'Il5s ?? , -IrJI 'tfl'lslbnry feights C A ;-A, ?? s ill what 1(0W- i to do for Lnrd, I ,lt;. a :Ve ?? rsai I A ?? ?? ',+atu of Crom- 1 ?? / a5 . '(tovS ?? proposfed ...

... IFRANCE AND GERMANY . THE KAISER'lS OYERTURES COOL RECEPTION IN PARIS& THE EMPEROR THREATENEXh (FROM OUR CouanroimN'nS.) PARIS, Sunday Ngit The joke of the Boulevard is that the FEm- peror William hopes to attend the Dreyfus triaL It issaid to be likely that he will visit St. Malo after the yachting at Cowes. The feelers on the subject have, however, not been well received, nor has his ...

... SALES AT CHRISTIE'.'S. LORD CuLLIXGWOOnS SWORDS. The sales at Moessrs. Christie s during tle last twoI clays continue to he of the highest interest and importance, and the great ?? in King-street are constantly crowded with sightseers and connois- seurs. 'Tho whole of Wne~lesd-jv and a large part of yesterday were ocoupied in tihe dispersal of the valuable colluction of old English and foreign ...

... -iAElrJTEOROLOG1MLj REPORT i. *DAILY N¢ivll OFFICIL tE\AtINGS TfITS M(FNTING 13Y I E.¢~ir i^AND ZA,001lA'S, lAROMIWTFRI. T'n traci'tn;eo ,2>ch S 2 aw ?? zets- t i i2 ete.ocock on t- StI ?? ?? Ior. tt-: dc i the ; o't'n'-3 -, -Q, , ICr. rie' W- 'AIV tw dA7t. Nf rafl ,Xy, ste. rer: L-t. h rt f .7 zttm i . -t A .,I w rly ?? *toze :nz matyO ?? 'AtSli,. tt \. 'a t ct - YTe TE'H WPERATB RF. ia ...

... I CAUSES OF THE WARL IiNSOLENT 'REPUBLIC& I1 Til EJSSON WE JFAVE LEARNT. stPEEC1 BY IMR IL ALFOUR, IV lie t, Annail rn,'etaint, inl couter Ida a with tho Conat fer-wtea of tlao Nationaas Ct)Inasnrsyvei Ulitaica wasi I-ld lest nlip-it illtt da Iaadtastrial B1ali, tDewehtury. Ia; was ct-igiaartily urrattoged thalt thle PrimlA' Minister laoaalal 1w tho jarinatipa.d sptatkrar, but, owing to the ...

... ?? v:;VNT) ?? -~ )! L 'a Ott IItF A AT 'Wit MA'P. lit-AD- MA TJ QU lt%;PTkLP NFLs.I 7 ca_-Lvv' anr'on on:, 012:, rip th. fir. wimchd *F.o' M !crt cnp'~ arzcr ?? inny 0 n;,I 'a ?? I: oi: Crho,, 'cttta ?? 11 : -4 ?? 1 :n ' ' ''ro' tnt OIf: ' - er - LA r r -A 'san I' a~YI,- c-.o: ?? ~ ~ * ?? ?? uta h'sI o rrp -;rtnro ,. tw~ ' L .c- :ornwtr to:?frm h - a tto Yr rim: ?? P!71 Do-.. ci'co ...

... LIBERAL FORW ARDS. 01 SIR R1. REID, M.P., AND MR. HIALDANE., MAX11., 'IN LIBERAL, IMPERIIALISM. Sir Itok-r Reid. I'rc'sidecct of tile Liberal For- wards Club, took the chair 'last evening at a dis!- cu~saton irc their r~ooms at St. Ermin 's Hotel1, Vest- A ttti~tir.in opci-,:titg the ?? of the t-.eunirg. b! -.aid the ?? as billiloieid for thle purpose ti Cilst'rlt)TthomSa (it f or orlntoll ith ...

... Stylo ift Prmc. Tjfr new nurtbor of the ' Elin- I ?? Review ccntains nti ins- toreeting artit.)e on 'Sorm Ten- I . T O I.. . .. a. ?? ?? . I (1enciers of Prose style.' The title is, perhamps, 'lot tt prrect modtetl of pure ,Euglish. 1tIA the subject is one wre!l worth treating, arld it has been treated in an ingenious manner. Bef)re dropping into ?? tho writer rashekes a prelitninary ...

... TILE TATE GALLERY EXTENSION. PRIVATE VIEW YESTERDAY. 'CT}I ictiure-lovinig ptie of L Iondon had a priVlit~ i VViV ?? bfI alk 1unparalleled spec- tIlIe. It coli.sisto(l of it 1)tllili gallery in whliclhl t I It is ro0 III at I dt) spit re for V II ; ?? of atoo y i'l 'Uiro yo ens, This iritelligont an1titli- jitiol l ?? ulrmost iuhllealrl of its Lundotn Wo iiJ ki IIW Ilit, i.tiil proots1 lki. A ...

... IRIEMINTISCENCES OF GC)ET BY TIIE POET'S LAST LOr1E. Dr. Didier, a French author, at present :Using in Stuttgart. has pub'ished a conver-ation he a with inksike von Levetzow, w1ho died latelv at r very advancei age, concerning her relatiors with Goethe. 'Pe lady was believed to be GaedS last love, but she declared to Dr. Didier thA this opinion was altogether wrong. In the ?? c'f the ...

... C euE V LINT E R - - | Bv direction of Major-general Ttotter' cidirman of the committee of the Horme District Rilie Ineeting, the programme has been issued in respect of the compe- titions for the Daily Telegraph cup, I Dewar trophy, the Generals' cups, and prizes, whichwill take place on the ranges of the N.R.A. at Bialey, and the Guards' ranges at Pirbright, on Satur-, day, May 6. The ...