... LN THE STEsPS OF TEE GOOD SAMARITAN. A MID-SURREY CKIEBRATION. BP Z1 BY LOTDD RVOSEIB2:1V. 1. Aocompanied by his daughter, ovdr Sybil, Lord' Rossbor7 yesterday afternoon dre over from his I place at Epsom to the charming ?? ?? of Carishalto, and ?? a cottage 'hosrial which hes been erected within & stone's-throw of the pretty Waters so well-known to London cycli The day was oserved l nas ...

... The Cr of he Cbileu on)CO morvn WE hope that the cry of tbe obildron will not be deidened i by the holidisyti. Up to the pre- I, - . ., fI . . ?? gout, tho Sgition for, raising the age of exetmption in the case of the little half-timers has beeu rsingularly fortunate. Ur. Robson, wbo bad secured a very favourable placein the hallot for Private Members' Bills. gave his day to the claisi ...

... l ThTrt of the I rithe Bill. Tis Tithe Rent-chmrze DMl h>s B been nriuted and ?? Witst remarkable promptitude. The Govcrniment are evident-l be- t upon rinniig it through the Houte of Commons with all pF.Ys sible speed, and sending it to the ilonse of Lords, wvho, though it is not technically a Mooney Bill, will probably refuse to discuss it. To defeat these tactics, and the Bill itself. alll ...

... SiYTiN MISH1AP To AN A i t' OAT . A FALL NTh T IlE STALLS. IkttII'z 1 SI\bN AT CTti. .AIVXANDDRA OA . \I . ti. . ! ?A: - '3: A:2'i-trctnl i.tni' lin,' wrht has be.^an .s,- -i :¢ :ai-vi;tir;i: ;'3asi. at. the' 4kw\ lI^= tzvra j^ ?? 't j 3Xt1diflt' 0tiSt prior to ?? , 5\ ?? \ 'O'd't'tl 5 Si' ?? ' ?? .riug (010; 'ti'other. htnher C ?? tt'~j~'d to ti'o 1'(oo b i --)a . ls* : It ~ ie iav -. ;Ot ...

... IIONOURUS AT EIMfNB3URGI{ UNIVEISLTY. PR'ESENTATIONS TIX) LOftDI) WOLSEL.T- ANID) L1)1D) DlJeFJtEJt.N. Tho fpring graduation ceromonial of Edinburgh Uiniversity took plaoe yrnrterdiay in dhe MeEivan 7all,, wchen Lord Wolseley and the Marquis of DurThria' received tbh honorary dogreoC of LL.D. Trih,5 VJiC Chancrllor (Sir William Muir) prescided, rand ?? supported by the Lord Reltver (the ...

... THE SOCI:AL CONDITION OF INVI ITE CJI AP E'L. EIXISTING EVILS AND) SITGOGESTED ONF1FFE RERNCE AT TOYWNBFE HALT. Caziou Blarnett, Warden of Toynhee Ilall, White. chs-illgprssndetd on Thursday night Over a conforence of rnireentmtsttiso nniin of ho district hil at the halt ia Ined, to ?? the IWA best mran1s Of ?? tih, mntrnora Iii lassvl.essn-sOverirO -liii, and other evili the t atdiii tedly I ...

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... I and TruxaI NaStional Ur-Union of TeVdw held their annual C utO c Exeter Hall last ?? , some remarlkable statistics were ?? the subject of eompulsory education. Reloj is plain. Al cbildren have tohbe sent tom i unless the parents can prove thpttheyare* properly taught at home. But the law :s u enforced. One-sixth of the chldren Maiu attending school in London we dseeim chronic irre~glars, ...

... IkJILIDING TRADE C1RISI38. TO-DAY'S MEETING OF MASTERS. A CRITICAL SITUATION. j The crisis in the building tradkes may he expectel to redehwli eltiwax to-day. The seven days' grace gvei by the Nntiorniil Asseoiation of Muster Buillisti ti te Plastenis Union fur the purp ae of secousndoio;g thoir - 9ditlit tmpired last rilht.. T,-dazy the einplrvers mfet to discus t the ?? ?? eplV. It ?? b6e u ...

... LAST NIGHIT'S GAZLETTE Li 0 11 t, I: Ii r a A 1. I c r it Ge(ini'tldCAnitjin Iir'1 Jane I'atk'tMof (tolNag al 111dlet eit an z&i. Leactbabll-trtrt. Ott17, 6103M11 sl1hjb ownir-m, and T Niudir. Warwik-rcatl 54.0 ittnon, 11 ktnoWaiena-.Smneii and Co.. SI~o*~u~llhn.,Pil fwa~tl.'i't $outh lReIloilort, rplall dhm. ini-ls-Donald. and o _ 9.. S dl&14r i, blephrd'h-a~nh, (yte 1 .uau ra-uop.~oand &n ...

... T. Tbe ?? 'jof Acctdeng& WE pointed out yesterday morningI that in many respects the Work- I xuen's Compensation Act of 1897 had proved a failure. But the official statistiesI of accidents for the 1%st half-year had not been I publiahed when we ?? ?? thyw aipeared . yesterday afternoon They are d isg, and even alarming. Of course t period of six months is not sufliaef to support or condemn by ...

... I THE LORD CERIF .TUSTICE AN I THlE SENT1RY. LORD RUSSELL EXPLAINS. NO BLAME ON TEE SOLDIER. A number of contradictory reports were curront yesterday ai to the accuracy or otherwvkie of the story 6o widely published as to the Lord Chief Juqtice having been stopped by a sentry as he was boing driven in his qarriage through the Horse Guards archway to Whitehall. Thu matter is set at rest by the ...