... MEi'TERitOLtMG1AL REPORT. I PaADIN DA-ILY NEwg OMJI I i F.r.ADTVINS 1mfS BARNTN W BY SE.AP3F:FM A.N- ZAMXBRA'S BARtOVE ?? I (7trree1 to -koct redcuce- to 32 dret. F : Th. baek :in 3.5W tile h~eeilt of 11,5 bumnezer ~* I o'oc - an less and ?? erioeu enornlnnis The dotted ho l s dessetU ,%treyale uee-iatk. .,riu; ,at~qda, e th two peeviou days. 'rw nist ie Ietteeo erew etw6 dirren oS tb th ...

... QUESTION IN PARLIAMENT. MR. BRODRICK* EXPLAINS. M. DELCASSE'S STATEtENT SOME- WHAT IMPlkidEOT. FRENCH REJOIN DEIW In the House of Clommons yesterday Sir Charlss Di)te sed hb'e'wishehd to :osk the Under- Secretary tor Foreiga Affairs a questiou, of which lho had given ima private notice. It was wrhether her Majesty's Goverarnent desired to make tany tuodifcation of the renent staternents t to ...

... TEE iATE SIR FRANK LOCKWOOD. - UNVELINNG OF A MEMORIAL IN YORK MINSTER. The means adopted by the many *iend of thes: Sir Pftnk Lockwood, Q.C., for the purise wof pe petuztitg his memory avould hardly iave beeu e-oo plete without the placing of some memento, v-b- }ho ancient city which he represented -fo twelIV* years in Parliamneqt, and the decision tisit ar sdn glass window should be placed ...

... ITHE GOVERNMENT AND 'IHE ; - ?? -:j THE1 INCREASE I1N 'I'MIE. Alrit. ILEAtY IS 1 1T ON PAPER ? THlE SO-CALILED ' `U1CK-FIR1NG (JUNS. f't A OO1Ut?~tWODENT.)j The maini part, of 'Mr. Wyndhium's stetements ill the House oil 2nd March refotred: to the Royatl Artillery. In order to.asieertain what prwcise effec;t the proposed ohanges will have4 on thle organization and equipmnent ,of the ...

... QUEEN'S DIAMOND JUBILEE. THE SCENE BEFORE, ST. PAULS. M11it 'JO N CHARLTON'S PICTURE. We have littleX doubt that one of the popular ?? of t`he year will he the Queeiis J ?? picture, which Mr. John Chariton is just finish- iug. There it stands in the centre of a rather somabret studio, representing the brilliant pa- geant, niever to be forgotten, in the Open space beforo St, Pail's Cathedril. ...

... The Debate onl Edacatioz.. MR. LLOYD-GEORGE, ill movng last night that the system of primary education in Englaud and Wales inflicted a serious grievance upon many of her Majestys subjects, drew particular attention, as was natural, to the case of Wales. Wales is a Nonconformist country suffering from an Ecclesiastical despotism. If Welshmnen were left to themselves, they would set tip Board ...

... TRAFFIC Ruru ss I RSLJ4.uaw. i ?? ?? Mel-To i MontL-. :dbirmrn. oliin': 1. iSA IAnarlo-i.'ilio'xs 'irate - - --1i3 \V'erk endiun 4dareh 4. x a E:,tav i .it.. .. ?? i_. '4 .SouthfSEtaitepa . ?? ',ui St,.9 'f:l53 ?? 03v45 oti .Wien tei a ?? i Btnn 1 - - S I,t2 Oi Baykcndm .MS. ' 0 L i Geat askr n . . ?? 1. i ~ii 4 .. 4-.1,M503 8, *- , Me'rojplitsan - - ltel 1 . letrorm)Itn. Ditnict.. - Ksei k ?? ...

... ?? .-/IT ., ?? if BTvl A. KIJ 1 X~~ic lasfI beet;. hug ?? n the at oIL for a dclar ny ,a east,aclywe tecoi-n moo :rzHuttso teeteuhp -'-theami utscl e:thdcat raician the itpure:',l $i iC (if rietownN lite(and wvhfl'itelniel o. lrntst C;-vj'-eOuid be: sar-iw- ?? tpoi'tulttly lsaate ~5 QUA iu- ?? ittc~tL'C2. ' - i Idnm8S - A 1 test u~~c rn the doe ?? al i ?? &' 00Sp iti t'' at ?? to t'L ?? Yhen ...

... IWVOAMrEfNY$ XTRAI NTS ON-,, BE : QOUTH EA6TERN, .W3K1NS~PAN NTl FURTHER CONCESSIONS. We' have received from Mr. Alfred Willis, the general Jnanager, a copy of the correspondence which has passed between ?? of Trade and the rnan-aging committee of the South Eastern and Chatbam and Dover Railways onr the- subject of Workmen's fares. The Board of T'rude sent on to the company a copy of a letter ...

... EIX'CITTNG SCiENE'S AT I Al IIAIRYLEBONE FIREI . FID'TSEN PERSONS IN PERIL. GALLANT RESCUE WORK BIEFORE THE BRIGADEI ARRIVXID. Tho lives of fifteen rarsous were seriously en- dangered in the early honrs of yesterday morning hy b a vory *apidly burninig firo, iwhich broke out. at 1, Hqrcohrtbstre t, Mrvlibcnou I w The property at tacked wast owneod, by Mr. -I. UH. Parson, of -21, Millbank ...

... A Cabinet Council will bo held at tf-e Foreign Offiro ta-day. The last few meetings of the abinot. have takke. place on Tvesdays, bult the Privy Council, at Windsor, yesterday took tho Duke of Deovotslhire and Lord James of Here.- ford out of town. Lord Cromer ha3s consentea tO allow his name to be put forward as Couservative oandidatu. for the Lord Reetorship of Glasgow Uuiversity. lIH will ...

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