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... I AND) MY MISSION, lar - THE KAISER ON HIMSELF. TlHE GREAT GERMAN THEE, ITS GUARDIAN ANGEL, AND 'TilE VERMIN AT TIE I>OOTS. THIE EMPEROR AND THE CZAR:. WAR AS 1ONG-LIVED AS SIN. ,FROM 0oU1 CORREiSPONDEN'T.) DBrALlN, Sunday Night. Thle atintal banquet given by the Provinciatl Diet of Bramtlonburg has during thb present reign been ehosenel by the Emperor ans the occasion of the most important ...

... THE PROSPECTS 0F LIIBERALISM j SPEECH 13Y N1UI. SYDNEY BUXTON, MP. A yublio meeting, orgganisecd by the West Ham tNorS)) Liberal and I oadical Association, was held last lligllt ini the Methodist Sichoolroom, Ieinniker- road, to hear Mr. Sydney Buxton, M.P., ution Tle t'olitiesl Outlookl.' Mr. W. Wadley presidied. Mr. BIuxton, who wasn most cordially recnived, joy attributed the comnparative ...

... I SR AL(GERNON WEST ON THE PRESENT I AND FICTURE OF LIBERIALISM. A SECESSION FROMr LIBERAL UNIONISM. Mr. R. Whitehead, in the nnavoidable absonce of Lord Ribbeesksle, the Chairman of Porteran Ward, in connlection with the NVest Marvlebor.e Liberal and Radical Association, presided at lo e annual %ward meeting, held last night at Steinway flaIl, Lower Svyxuoir street. Sir Algernon West, ?? wiho ...

... I -HOME RULE FOR THE CHURCH AN INTERVIEW WrITfH T1P SECR1ETARY Mend not end, is the cry of Ciurehmou to-day. \Vithin the past, few weaks a new Society has opened a publio campaign to seureI the revision of A&glic4n theology ; and for i about three years a growing and powerful league of (Churchieuet has been sitriving rudiolly to | 'alter tho government aud adininistrat.iou of the ...

... THtE UNTDOING OF ALBION. Al. ILOCKR(Y'S PLAIN' OF CAMPAIGN. ENGLAND TO 11BE 'S USl.BMAR.INEI) AND) STARYI'A) OUT, Ti' fNEW I)ESTWRYE13R1 AT WORrK. M MA RINEI, AlMINiSEr ',lS SENSATIONS. i tuo Flout E' eo3;tlFsl'oSDET.) I )iO Xli>. T iilvrelday Niglit. T h ?? Co rriv'e, dil Setrat ' publishes l a triplo ill- t1'l 'itew' vistlh M. Loekrov. \iuioto'r of Marilnt t ! 'ts is wit h :: lreoei s ...

... LONDON1, IOf-YDA,17 April 17. 7 i colonvel Picq Iimrt's (Iposition beforo th1e( I C'rimlinal Cimhlro-, which ;ipoeared in thb I I l -¢:rJ \~ f#rIMT ?? . !5 C . ,, . I r ;ts;);o yesterday, cOataillc, the fullest ac-I colit yet giV enI of th e courft - InI i lI whilt ?? riroyuls in ItUW. I)o, l'aty dlo Clam describid thi3 mainer ill which le had 1 dictated tilt b'orderean11 to tilo pnisoner, in ...

... U RT AN,) 1T)r[ErhS. ?? tourists, will find much to intest * ai in tir. Frniors tiribilo's book, 'Tho &AIs v U P' eels'wlilch Ar. Vii;i'r Vltwin will , *1 :.v rotdly for pitbl re-tiln. The fiirst Qsl 'ooolk of, Ot kind,. it bo~gins3 wtut th, ?? n I'coo ncr ?? ?? in-cry I.ljirib of * ypr -ar'n'co In thkc Alp,, the Pvrc'nooo, and tho \ ?? dortrII to rho tune0 of r10ho battl of ZN t ero II. ...

... A DARK HORSE IN A LOO)SE BOX. LIBERALS AND UIPERIALISM. A I AIR~. JOHN idR~LEY'S POSITION,. sfi ANT APPEAL, TO' TPlI DIIDLSION LOBBY. ri Mr. John Morley, who is President of the Foret A of Dean Liberal ociatior±, delivared his address it, that Capacnity last uligbt, in the Town Rail, StU Lydutly. Glouicattshaire. tMr. Bta~umnnt Thoiuaa, si icltairtuxn of the Assoiation, occupied the ch*4r, ...

... A 11 IT SPING SERMON. 'vai~P w. 1 VI;s' u lOitNE, ATr K ENSI NGTON. A BWSY ('lliiRJli. A f('iv no agor jho ItN' iilvuitor I iorui', of hiitigtoiwas, r-hov-o Uhnirtiralr of the L'ondon C'iigyregatioinal Uiuioti for nwxt yemr. IIto is3 3 young 11a1 hr sioh An liototir, having entered the. Coli- P rtqgat~onal min intry only tenl yvars ago. But hoe is n.ifthe hrigh~pti- a115 must li thusiiastie ...

... iil TERRIBLEl MORTALITY. t} w A MORE HOPEFUL OUTLOOK. ' YALIUE OF INOCULATION. B 3' (REUTE0R'S SPECIAL SERVICE.) D BOMBAY, April 18. The third plague epidemic, which in this city t3 has cauhed the most terrible ravages, is happily ci nil the decline, and it is now possible to estimate C. the frightful mortality which has marked its progress. ?? weeks ago the Bombay populace were dying at the ...

... H1EIJ AMA'iY MEIETINGS. CHURCHT NMi KO1N'ARY SOCIqETY. U4UNDLEDUTL AINNIVERSARY. TUR1ING IN'CojME A,,ND) IN CR EAS E]) L ?? 11 f? I Aftar thle trarirn-wtli in, 'tnug of a fertuight or el icit l ~ikenly to be SOe large as i~i~tti. PItfoplis (iarLIwe ye be ?? tip !o Loutdonir I unltad, thi'ee-drp' o-f two n Letogsh niark thm acri-unl clay, lxtillr Hall l ot iur %-ic urnt thian tlulfhielet to Me- ...