... NATIONAL UNION 0- TEOCIIERS. THE CA MBRIDGE CONFERENCE. The arrangemrents for the annual conference of the National Union of Teachers, to be held in ('anmbridge during Easter week, are now completed. About one thousand representatives wvill be present, many of whom arrived in Cambridge during Saturday. The sittings of the conferen-ce will be commaened in the Guildhall this morning, s-hen -Mr. ...

... F1iIUENDLY SOCIE T Y N !TE'S, A (VD2Cl'X A SiPZOZLO2flZIPOX~I)f.1T 'Pho nlendSd S r-k of Grand Master T. JiA'ond-,o' of Skiptoin. fo: the MTae-he-ter Unitv of (Oddfe-tols hus b.>een onbtreodly ituerrupted by a severe ittcnek *i it tin- etnza, eninp:ircted hi bronchitis, bho he is riOs' goity oe favout-ablvy and nnaking-, estisfactcry progress nixarS-s reover'.. Fruim the information %which ha ...

... TTHE ,TIClNSiT CO3 IISSiON TTUB N M1EETING I I F tl v1. t\isr ilr) - I A-AHIP. P. ,EAli*s* . JHE 1.+ttYLM T !1iN TFIE QUFSTION ov MPE11NSAkTI0N. -n -irdir v-VPS5E OF PROCEDUPIE| --,- .: .s a T.: s n' rneahed a .-- -.S-,u:n \dsc-out Pe~el, toe -. .:t:..s -aws~gateiali'ock. . -- ' * - i ; r esterday s , . *-, p s- 'y upn rtue fait that a -- |> 4: !l'}rs na- *1 i-. iiiared an ;,- ai V.L rlviny ...

... RS ItE CON GR, EGATIONIA t Ni AON. ANNE-ALI3 B S I NESS. TlE IL\ITON_ BEQUEST. VP 10?1 i-Cit OWN R1.YPoOTL- Rcztherhbarn VWednf~i ady .:t'li-iyra~Ct (apel th:. oaor'rlmp. !ici-vu ~ ~3-lg cc m' lg Fi O.-e Lei-ture If-oor. 1v - F or', bt- 4-. Pe7. V:. ¾ -,1.V--aciN (St r-nmglcy). tar the r T'n-s T,,it t'r e b-c. '- -;S 'I a unrmal aue bra Ore ir a ~cort~i'-r-,aI wb'ck.-- t'Itt,i ,tedly TcrcPeT ...

... WERITELESS 'IlirE1GRPi'TwY TRINITY 1O3 USE 03FrCI LL !NPECTION7. Great interrst, conttinues to bh showvn in the instalia- tion of wireleSs telL, pmhy that has been so selceefol between the South ]-'oedland and lioulogre and rih, Sanle pinr mr d the La-m (noud7in Light'h ir. Amongst the water vi ii_ by Fcienveuits and o-hers that have been paid tO tate Souoth Foreland since rhe omnneneecsTOnt ...

... I -- -- LEEDs, Tuesday, ApriL 25th. Three hundred rears ago to-day. on the 25th of April. 1599. Oliver Cromwell. wrho was destined t,, do so n-unb for hthe civil and religious liberty of his con-ou *. was born in the little courctv town of Hun' n :aa The tercentenarxv of tlle bilt,} of tile Pretecco !., ca-lled forth extensive addiionDs to the ]ilsoritael lito- ture relating to Cromwell. bur ...

... IFRO X O1Rk LONDON CORRESPONDENT. (BY PRIVATE WIRE.) LoNDON, Friday Night. Mr. Herbert Gladstone entered upon his duties as Chief Whip of the Liberal Opposition to-day. The right. hon. gentleman wvas overwhelmed with con- mratulations on his appointment, and also with ex- pressions of thanks, for it is quite recognised by Liberal Members that he has undertaken his onerous dlities at great ...

... MR. LIARTTS (;T S There 0a; not 9. 2rr'- ii tute last evmnin; the memibers if the 3th'> !. o staee ,if the seas. n n !x' reqponsibie. though ihrn r,.e-- N hich is 1o nlew' Cr.tb!:r - vwidely knon ans i ;iO. Cri -. preSent on this crasi . in a gra;ifyinq prn rarnn :-:p-? vts a di'a1 pliontinrt t I-; r - Boltoti. Nho had hc',rr Violoneello Concertn h1: -.t inaisposed tii appc-en 'i';- of ...

... THE POSITION- IN SAM10A. OFFER OF HELP FROM NEW ZEALASIND. REEUTER'S T!'lEGRAMS.) Washingto, Saturday. It is now stated that the new proposal. which is merl- tioned in a telegram from Berlin as having been accepted by the Governments of the three Powers concerned, is for the appointment of a Joint High Commission only. that being the sole proposiiion now pending. The call made by Mr. White, ...

... ii NEW C=CIIH SCHOOLS AT ITUDDERSFIELD, The Archbishop of York yesterday visited 3Rudders- tield, and in ti. aftr noon opened and dedicated niew day-schools connected with the Alimondhobry Parish Church. The old schools ,were condemned for their sparse accomrnodation in 1895, and a new infant school, erected at a cost of 41,10, was opened in Noveniber. 1895. by the Arcthbishop c t York. The ...

... I THE COSNCILS STILL DlIE LTISIED. A joint meeting of members from the Yeadon, Raw. don, ond Gui-eley Urban District Councils and the NMeston Parish Conncil. to consider the question of offering further opposition to the Ycadcn and Guisc- Icy Gae Bill, was held at Yeadcn on Thursday. Mr. T. Marshall (Ycadon) was voted to the chair. Mr. H. Cltug¢hton (Guiseley) discussed the position of Mr. A. ...

... IMPER IAL PAIRLIAM' ENT, HOUSE OF COWI-MONS. WEDNESDAY. April 26th. The Shcao-er took tihe clair at noorn. ! LCCLES[ASTICAL ASSESSMEN112 ' TS I Mr. J. ix (SCOTLAN't)). IMr. J. I. (ORDON (Ellin Coxintv, Ct, inL mivire ii7 Fe sennCd reading of tho JIlo-lesixatioal ASSP-sirents tSot- land) 'ilL, saiid this wats pritocoallv a bill to ablolish the sma:ller class of Churoh rates tlhrovighoim; S--so ...