... METE.OROIOeICAL REPORT. DAILY Or-mJ* oets AUADMNOS THTI BOXRM By FWaRrrTI AND ZAKERA'S BAROuIATXX Uorreckd t gea-level end reduced to 32 4ri. k. The kimok ltuos 1*aw t*e ?? Of the baromter at 1 i'toeek an thii asd ?? prevlonq morninim. ?be ?? Iie, indilee tbe eztrc~erearrt., v do ringyeovtorday ad the Lwopreviu dvyo. The initial Iett'., *bow t rdfremiao of the ?? The Meroury all eter Rair, ...

... ANUAL SHOW AN]D SPORTS SPEECH BY EARTL CARRINGTON. The sixth annual show and sport, held in connection with the Richmond Allotment Holders, was held yesterday in the Old Deer Park. The prizes were given by the Corporation of Richmond to encourage the improvement of thn allotments, which are tot by the Corporation to Nvorking men, and which are adjacent to the Corporation's Work- ng Nle's ...

... ?? X~iLy Rl112 II 9.rm -- G. _~ _ ?? SA VD. 97-iM OYT'tIA1. C0`tiTr~ro01TrXNt-i.) C~tY CAMW. ~iuinesdv Ni'r'a, ?? ;50'tttoind of ininor C 0 N tnn o's'li lio'r, twec ?? t..c t tcU sO rtluch ('olurItim tol N - Yn ' ?? 'ur.b rnkint- aotion* '4'lo wo-'t- ttltx' idcc to Othe grnu-at re-c' 'l rs-i caa-t--to the, ?? h T-k: ?? 11' raelthtt aoeo fi app'l to ksi -.casr' 11'- -rant o1t ...

... TtillIS MO1 RENIIN(G $ N Ew S. 34:' '5.'t ; AndtersoI. Mi.A., ProsesRor of ?? Qzwv II8e'\: ;lt Col8M\ I'le lo, (;!W1 VI ?? *e .; - ..tT 0. at t :~euxl.\\sS ('llec Gt}al i, I RA;' 1 . l: ;. i!.; (iOt Ple' .in tin' roomat of j ) ' -Irkto i . ipiie ed ro ?? 1:: III,) with an attack's of si- *'ll intlurtlltell :a. Ile iS abso- ., u t, P..xo hioon f.or sonic timue' ,, i t po0sponedO until alter ? ...

... FUNERAL OF LADY AndLEY A WEALTH OF FLORAL TRIBUTES. WREATH FROM THE PRINCESS OF WALES. The funeral of the Hon. Lady Ridley, wife of the Right Hon. Sir Matthew White Ridley, the Hou Secretary, took place yesterday at Kensal-grcen Cemetery. The public announcement of tie event had drawn together a coneiderable gathering. The cofihn, of polished oak, waz covered with wreaths, and a large number ...

... WORXTN THE COMPENSATION ACT. WHAT Si THB IGHT OF A HOUSE? T 5 THIRETY FRETX DfFrCULTY. HAIR-SFLMWINf AGUMIENTS. .n the Court of Appeal on Saturday, Lords Jus- tieos A. L. Snith, Collins, and Romer sat to hear apseals under the Workmen's Componsation Act, Hodldinott v. Neston, Chamber,, and Co. (Ltd.) was the employers' appeal from ni award uade by his Hlonour Judge iushiugtoss, sitting as ari. ...

... THE RYTHE ELECTION' rARTY PREDICTIONS AND PROSPECTS. TEMPERANCE REFORMERS AND THE LIBERAL CANDJ)IDATE (PitoM OUR, SPECIAL COBRE9PONDENT.) FOLKESTONE, Monday Night. Although this Parliamentary borough of Hythe is one of most cumbrous dimensions, it is the intention to count the votes and declare the result on Wednesday night. The public, other than the workers in the contest and leaders of ...

... =2 ROLOGICALL REPORT . =S US rMORNTI BY ANND ZAVSBIA'S BAiROXETgR Z A in .~er d r i~rrt ID 32 e>.i m^tz~ .s rtrwe~fttetrrs b~ t Idfo n, ct=-s ?tfl*,!s dtt4tsCeS.4O4 tbi .wurem day# th mst ' tq: ?? wzi h 5,W. Stt. isA W.wt w- A : is ff~m. 3A W ~fe A Sm n 7't ¶ d ttwhu; i *WT o cuiwdbe etr ,e TZMPFl.}T7zb in Oe pen air at o'clock ?? orsrinz. es t.kzt at or officE in Bonverie-street, 735 5;T: S-e ...

... TOU1RNALISTS AT ROME. PRO0GRAMMIE OF9 THE CONOGRLFS. The uirth Jnternational Congroma of the Prese will be opaeud at Rome this morning, More than four hundred journaliits have nignifide thoir inten- iion to be present, and every great city in Europo, ts well an nsoe in the Iuited Mtates and thoe Colonies, will bo roerotented, The Congrassi is a gathering of Press Asenociatirmis, and uo ...

... I CII'R ?? ENI)OWMlENT BILL i . . ?? FAr , VINU('IS A NDI T!I I RII ,I DOLES. OPPOIS1,FION' INTL COUNNTRY. BIPMNCIIM'S PIRO'EST. U t a li a pri jlk It't tI-I t Itotj(im LitILtit It I loital i F Ilt4 1 'itt' tit' it, vo I-( t c(ljt't'd NVIlii'iIi' iL'I II I tit' ~I'2k II~ .,f t he Hll. i ir It hisII) ?? gitll tiis 4e. Fit ItI IILtItcint)LI. t ( 'i v b )t oitt foIt(I is 'iilhe,)IoNt'I k il ttro ...

... Moikawe's Victory. ] Tm Radical Peers in the Homse of Lords have a difficnlt game to play, and when they make a stre, even a smail one, their efforts deserve to be recognised- Lord Monkswell. an active and useful member of the London County Council, carried an amendment to the London Govern- ment Bill last night against the Government by a majority of fifteen votes. He proposed that it should ...

... I )ort Tatll riztrn tc Sir Foivrge Pil- I $ ?? fr tho Sout-hhpom Divit I ?? ?? lovziw by a ?? S-S nzxz. ta rc arky encou~ra>gng cv ei ?? i . _ a r lr c ov m b e c a u se i: ?? ?? .>a S to' the ttic-al strot1 et oftho so ?? ?? ' 'l-.tltoSt) If Cot iO~ltnnS. BStIC it s::es > . ?? L1an:.l- a. n .tEai., stead y progress OtciZ'. strli eentnin.z^kl:tv. in1 l>9othe late S; 'rti r. a vler-i .ct-nd ...