... 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 ...

... AMMUSEMENTS IN BIRMINGHAM. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) THEATRE ROYAL.-Lessae and Manager, Mr Charles Dornton.-Cinderella is leading a merry existence. What else could be expected, indeed, with a Cinderella so attractive as Miss Lilv B. Sinclair and a Prince of the charms of Miss Vera Patey ? Miss Margaret Ruby is a splendid Quillini and the Dandini of Miss Ada Willoughby is sprightliness ...

... I With reference to the eleventh Theatrical Gala, which took place last week on the ground of the Liver- pool Football Club, Anfield, in aid of three local medical charities and three theatrical and musical benevolent schemes, it is announced that the amount taken at the gates was nearly g260, and the floral and sales department, which was conducted by artistes from the local places of ...

... | .0 :NEW -AND IMPROVED -|REGULATIONS fFOR VOLUNTEERS. UNDER the new regulations framed for~the purpose of'-securing a higher standard of .efficiency anmongst Volunteers, themen will 'be called: upon to fire at 400.jto..600 yards .anges'. The days of the 200 yards maximum Upracticerailge. are at last doomed. :.It-has been found by the authorities that many corps hiad a woful percentage of ...

... I -- - -- _ . Notices of no less than thirty amend- ments to be moved on the Address still standon the paper, though severalof them, including those relating to old age pen- sions, are, it is understood, out of order, as anticipating the consideration of bills relating to the same subject. The first amendment on the parer Ior to-morrow (Monday) evening expresses recret that no reference is ...

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... SIR -ENRY FOWILER's speech at the National Liberal Club will not be the most pleasant of reading for Sir HlEN-RY CAMPI3ELL.- I3AlERMzAN, we should Jud cge. Not that there was the slightest hint of mutiny or restiveness in this notable utterance, or even of that jealousy which a smaller-soulecd man in 'ir HENRY FOL O ER's POSpoition would inevitably feel. It is certain that lie and' Sir EDVARD ...