... Kollg?kv5t Rdatibto. Correspondents MOST gi l n ill gddresess and the DATES OT THE 1n.. HES to which they refer. We cannot searoh back numbers, nor print inquiries for missing husbands.` T'hese columns are notintendedfor inquiries in respect to claimants for money, Paid no ageuts, at hoime or abroad, have any con- nection with Lloyd's. ANSWIMRS TO INQUIRIES. A sad incident has been brought ...

... ITARY. The cruiser Psyche is to commence her steam trials to-morrow (Monday) in the Channel. Yesterday the draft of 21st Lancers for Egypt left Canterbury for Southampton, where they embarked on the transport Verona for conveyance to Alexandria. The troops were under the charge of Captain E.C. Tidsweli, 2nd Lancashire Fusiliers, who will subsequently return to Malta. 1Ahe uenth-oaatrr District ...

... I THlE NEW PRESIDENT ] M. LOUBET ELECTED. SCENES IN CONGRESS. A MIXED RECEPTION IN PAI' S., VRmsAIT4acSi, Saturday.-The sittinu| of the Congress of ?? Senate and Chain- F l'er of Depurties, for the election of aL Presialeut ot the Republic in- successio I to the late AL F lix Faure, was opene.l I at one o'clock this afternoon, under the p tsidency of ?1. Loubet, President of the I 8enaite. On ...

... MEETINGS & LMeCTcaEs7I iO rA -. National Sunsday Leao ne S oretit hi Tob a Hall, Mir. J. ?? Frace-, c-d ?? W-,- on a B;cyclo Isaita'r Holborn Town 7-l3ll, M ar. oal. Wee - F.5C.G.S., Tbrougeh Gret e ait ; Canaera (lantern 3last!i.t)liE) t ' T) Fab.ic Hall, Ca edoa:nio-o).d , 'l Inebtrumcamal 1usic naeload ol tte n ' v.1!. East Sartey Resinmc'at, atnd ?? Stratford Town Hall, lie. TF: C ...

... pArLiATIENT AND THE DEAD PRESIDENT. IN THE HousE. BY AN OBSERVER. It ay have been a mere fancy, but there seemed to hang over both l{ouses the shadow of a great public calamity. The swift tragedy of president Faure's death, with all its dramatic possibilities, was in the h rughts of Peers and Commons alike, and the solemn hush which pervaded the Chambers when the leaders rose to translate into ...

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... Ad R T -C L - , S R I H S XIS S.2R'eOS. AGNTEWV AN!- SON'S 'G.LLRIRIBS, % l od streat, W.,S J3d A4(NNUL, ISt;.1310N1 Or SELU'TED ' A EPi.COLGUP| L1{AWL&.s ii' iiVTii' xd decasad ~ wow ON..II. AdLnisionni iuc~udin; C:\3t$Lla)':;li]HUI[TI 01lE c'l WORKS b C uWN4HLvI5 ...

... (I~~ccA3~IO AL I'KTS i-,c Lor d Ohanc- , ut b~ j' 105 7 M ucrso ive; is It a c in , t icv. 011 t -* III ' t~t nc ' i e Chmcrcov-. ?? Cci' rl;tte pl*-ailk tatters Ai:- ?? -oi t* I th t sit he Lord (Chief, Tuitict, ?? -tt-i-i 'v Ilrg-tc ?? ' qfiO ~~ttn 1101 cc tat o.i tile ppri' 17ot- jhO P,t' 'tidlciot C1 - 00iibiei:y IC) ?? total iootsus f real I 3 en1 ighlt ?? a's ?? e>' C ) 1 - L ie 0C'~ ...

... Baus galfs ifittte offit, 18, CHARING CROSS ROAD, W.v. The Ouecli xv11 receive the new Bishop of Bangor on Saturdas, Dr. Willi':llbs %ill 'Do introduced by the Dean6f Canterbury,Archdeacon 1`'Ilral, nZ3 Cilurk of the Closet, and wvill afterwards dine with the Queen. Field-Marshal Viscount Wolseley has replaced Field-Marshal Prince Edward of Saxe-Weinar as the Gold-Stick-iin-Waiting oi the ...

... BISHOPS AND THEIR VETO. Sir William Harcourt left London this morning for the Riviera. As a parting shot-he has another long letter ia to-day's Tines on the bishops' Veto. In the course of it he writes Mr. Balfour is mistaken in supposing- that I desire that more time should be given to the bishops. The bishops have had time enough and to spare. What I desire is that there should be a ...

... AT last the outlines of the long-expected Local Government Bill for London are before the Commons and the country. Legislation habitually moves slowly in the Grandmother of all Debating Societies, and nobody can say that indecent haste has been employed by the present Government in com- pleting in 1899 that edifice of local self-government which was half built in 1888. We are, however, getting ...

... DR. LEYDS' REBU FF IN EUIROPE. A PROPHETE WITHOUT HONOUR. Since his return from Europe Dr. Leyds has not by any rmeans had a pleasant time in Pretoria. As a matter of fact, he is fighting, with his back to the wall, against a powerful clique, who have plauned his over- throw. The object of Dr. Leyds in visiting Germany, France, and Portugal was diselosed by the Pall (AMY Gazehl a monih ago. it ...