... ALE. Viv aad = wy enue Collec in the Year 1829. ot OFFICES—2 and 3, THE 7 ANCTUARY, WESTMINSTER, 8.W. a “ 2 ©. President--The Lusht Hon. and Richt Rev. THE LORD BISHUP OF 4 Vice President THE LORD HARRIS rman - The Very Rev. THE OF Wks MINSTER Deputy Chairman—The Hon Pg ea =i | THE CLE THEIR REI TIVES. ...

... I VALt STREET Rw-,Ire Can it possibly he that at length WVail soireet hi.5 .jcaIp ? Cablegrains ?? that ceutre state that the m o:,; t ?? the market ground for somle concern. Larme ii j. Ll: I- onl their wvay, and rnust be paid for, and the ruo~l .11 'I thel3ank-s'statemflletsduring the ticxtwcek or tv.o. ti.. to thle interior, which will set inl shortly, aithouu. I0 uouniced a form as usul ...

... 71- A MIDDLESBROUGH PLEA-OF 0 INFANCY. At Darlington Counity Court on Wed- . nesdav, John Geo. Ch'pohase (trading as e1 ChipolIase and Oo.. Skimnaggate, Dar- 'H htngton) sued Eveylina .Longstaff, of Miiddiesbro'cfigh, for X4 14s 9d, alleged to, bc 'Jtle for sweel; hbars (25,000) supplied dit in Ootober and December, 1897. Mi Tr Monk appeared for the defendant, and set up a plea of infancy, ...

... OUR LONDON LETTER [SrAECIALLY TLctGRAPBED.] _ RousE or O CoftmoNs, Wednesday. 3 f I w lh havve grown. grey watching aE oa', andx Wanle ?? fie ] VaiisiI1t praise for the active aeind ba ?? ppe Ititon developed in the de- ri tile Ad-dress. They say they: L, L ae oilvl seen an attack at eloce so. restiiiredil lithin the li its oif Wa ?? criticism sud so ter $ Iigly damaging. TwI`o Pho o die ...

... THE QUESTION OF GOVERN2NIENT AUDITORS. The Stock- markets are still exercised in mind over the Millwall Dock difficulty, and from all accounts are likely to be so for some considerable time yet. The other dock companies, which have had the finger of scorn pointed at them as a result of the better showings furnished by the Milltvall company have the laugh on their side at last, but when all is ...

... WHO IS THE AUTHORITY ON GRAMMAPR? To ?? EDITOR of Ik1e PALL iIALL GAZETTE. SiR,-WNVhy not skindly feeling and kindly light' as weil lovely woman and lordly dish ? A dreadful expression is a into use by Boards of Guardians and other bodies having ?? to cl, l members in excess of the number elected: co-option for It co eho0e There is no such verb in the English language as opt, ...

... I- calb of ot. *tepoeI'. I [From Our Own Corresponaekt,3 or Housn or Commas, WEDNESDAY. Men who have grown grey watching Parliamentary ways and instincts have nothing but praise for the 'y active and alert opposition developed iu the eY debate on the Address. They say they have rarely n seen rn attack at once so well restrained within the .' limits of sound reasonable criticism and so search ...

... The lists for the January matriculation examina- tion were issued yesterday. Eighteen were placed in the honours division, 365 in the first, and 180 in the second. The following are the local names HONOtRS. 12-Eddington, Arthur Stanley, Brynmelyn, Weston- super-Mare; exhibition of £15 for two years 18-Johnston, Donald Vaughan, Swansea Grammar School; witb prize of £5 FIRST CLASS, Ainsworth, ...

... GERMAN Y AND AMERICA. I OUTCRY OF TlE_1; GEIRMAN JIN(G3OES| (FRXOM Ora CORRThPONDRN-T3) BERL.N, Wedunsday Night. Hfrr von Billow's brillimit rhetorical succes, in the Rvichstng, on Saturday, ha-s not silenced for long tho Agriculturists' attacls on Ameri- can policy. Baron von Manteuirel, one of thie r2most prominent leaders of thle Conservative parry, and a man whose authaoritv and inilence ...

... PROPOSED ELECTRIC RAILWAY, FROM WOOD GREEN TO THE STRAND. 2 Thelate Iste ra~ilwaiy ashemetr for Londotr, which Mr. Jacksonl, ttll) Chaimroooa or ihn Crotm. Nortl vrn, rnMn- I tionod at the rarieting of his dirriotoras o01 Tuenday,: niialaally at tract' II a citI in t(! Irit N. I r II IPC,, teal eus i I ?? xviii e I are t.:r;in g k i orit j snt Of w tI i t I I real Ria tutrn lhaii ovt t twe,, ...

... tect th nen cone. ave Tadies. Teadcenen lah a aad tr tor ——— An strict 9 TO and CO Kine «t + 1 Bits t ji M Mons. Re iid ne nents Any one demring to Borros the bow H. 54, were Dias unt 4, eee legacies 5 BY A.V 3 WHATE enneu tr, aft classes cll pach station ofte ...

... I BRISTOL TACTICAL: SOCIETY. i - l . , War Game in CliftoL. Artillery v. Engineers. Tbiere was a satisfactory attendance of members at a meeting of the Bristol Tactical.Ssclety, hold on Tuesday evening, at tbe Imperial hotel, Clifton, when an inter-regimental war game, Artillery v. Elnglneere, was played. The umpire-in-chief was Lieut.-Col. J J. S. Ewart, who was assisted by Major Baker and ...