... A DARK HORSE IN A LOO)SE BOX. LIBERALS AND UIPERIALISM. A I AIR~. JOHN idR~LEY'S POSITION,. sfi ANT APPEAL, TO' TPlI DIIDLSION LOBBY. ri Mr. John Morley, who is President of the Foret A of Dean Liberal ociatior±, delivared his address it, that Capacnity last uligbt, in the Town Rail, StU Lydutly. Glouicattshaire. tMr. Bta~umnnt Thoiuaa, si icltairtuxn of the Assoiation, occupied the ch*4r, ...

... A 11 IT SPING SERMON. 'vai~P w. 1 VI;s' u lOitNE, ATr K ENSI NGTON. A BWSY ('lliiRJli. A f('iv no agor jho ItN' iilvuitor I iorui', of hiitigtoiwas, r-hov-o Uhnirtiralr of the L'ondon C'iigyregatioinal Uiuioti for nwxt yemr. IIto is3 3 young 11a1 hr sioh An liototir, having entered the. Coli- P rtqgat~onal min intry only tenl yvars ago. But hoe is n.ifthe hrigh~pti- a115 must li thusiiastie ...

... H1EIJ AMA'iY MEIETINGS. CHURCHT NMi KO1N'ARY SOCIqETY. U4UNDLEDUTL AINNIVERSARY. TUR1ING IN'CojME A,,ND) IN CR EAS E]) L ?? 11 f? I Aftar thle trarirn-wtli in, 'tnug of a fertuight or el icit l ~ikenly to be SOe large as i~i~tti. PItfoplis (iarLIwe ye be ?? tip !o Loutdonir I unltad, thi'ee-drp' o-f two n Letogsh niark thm acri-unl clay, lxtillr Hall l ot iur %-ic urnt thian tlulfhielet to Me- ...

... LN THE STEsPS OF TEE GOOD SAMARITAN. A MID-SURREY CKIEBRATION. BP Z1 BY LOTDD RVOSEIB2:1V. 1. Aocompanied by his daughter, ovdr Sybil, Lord' Rossbor7 yesterday afternoon dre over from his I place at Epsom to the charming ?? ?? of Carishalto, and ?? a cottage 'hosrial which hes been erected within & stone's-throw of the pretty Waters so well-known to London cycli The day was oserved l nas ...

... The Cr of he Cbileu on)CO morvn WE hope that the cry of tbe obildron will not be deidened i by the holidisyti. Up to the pre- I, - . ., fI . . ?? gout, tho Sgition for, raising the age of exetmption in the case of the little half-timers has beeu rsingularly fortunate. Ur. Robson, wbo bad secured a very favourable placein the hallot for Private Members' Bills. gave his day to the claisi ...

... SiYTiN MISH1AP To AN A i t' OAT . A FALL NTh T IlE STALLS. IkttII'z 1 SI\bN AT CTti. .AIVXANDDRA OA . \I . ti. . ! ?A: - '3: A:2'i-trctnl i.tni' lin,' wrht has be.^an .s,- -i :¢ :ai-vi;tir;i: ;'3asi. at. the' 4kw\ lI^= tzvra j^ ?? 't j 3Xt1diflt' 0tiSt prior to ?? , 5\ ?? \ 'O'd't'tl 5 Si' ?? ' ?? .riug (010; 'ti'other. htnher C ?? tt'~j~'d to ti'o 1'(oo b i --)a . ls* : It ~ ie iav -. ;Ot ...

... (ILLUSTRATED.) MI/SS CONSTANCE ELGIN. MISS CONSTANCE ELGIN began her dramatic career about flve years ago as a pupil of Edmund Tearle. Then she joined W. S. Hardy's Shakespearian company, and had a round of hard work, playing Celia, Jessica, Lady Anne, the Player Queen. the Gentlewoman, &c. Her next engagement was with the late Miss Alleyn, whom she understudied-playing Juliet in her absence ; ...

... =2 ROLOGICALL REPORT . =S US rMORNTI BY ANND ZAVSBIA'S BAiROXETgR Z A in .~er d r i~rrt ID 32 e>.i m^tz~ .s rtrwe~fttetrrs b~ t Idfo n, ct=-s ?tfl*,!s dtt4tsCeS.4O4 tbi .wurem day# th mst ' tq: ?? wzi h 5,W. Stt. isA W.wt w- A : is ff~m. 3A W ~fe A Sm n 7't ¶ d ttwhu; i *WT o cuiwdbe etr ,e TZMPFl.}T7zb in Oe pen air at o'clock ?? orsrinz. es t.kzt at or officE in Bonverie-street, 735 5;T: S-e ...

... I )ort Tatll riztrn tc Sir Foivrge Pil- I $ ?? fr tho Sout-hhpom Divit I ?? ?? lovziw by a ?? S-S nzxz. ta rc arky encou~ra>gng cv ei ?? i . _ a r lr c ov m b e c a u se i: ?? ?? .>a S to' the ttic-al strot1 et oftho so ?? ?? ' 'l-.tltoSt) If Cot iO~ltnnS. BStIC it s::es > . ?? L1an:.l- a. n .tEai., stead y progress OtciZ'. strli eentnin.z^kl:tv. in1 l>9othe late S; 'rti r. a vler-i .ct-nd ...

... CONCILITION IW LABOUR I :- DISPUTES. LET= Pmom 3Mt RITCHI DCiSmON oP TiE E)pWWYzS PARL¶A- MENTARY COUNCIL. At a recont meeting of the Boird of M;anagemt of ?? Briti Liv Tkade Asoditon, hel in London, under the praidmey of r. Alfred Baldwin, itP., a conespondenee between the Board of Trade and tl, Employers' Parlia ty Couni ?? submitted, Mr. Rltchiu had fbtd to the CoAedll a re- solution which ...

... T GOVERNMENT AND THE SA.VIG8 BANKS. Under the prealdency of Mr. G. a. Feld 66th annual meeting of the National Prornnl Bank of Eneldand v-as held ytry at die he offices ir. B3shopsate-street. In moving tho adoption of the report, the CG- & man congratulated the shareholders on the faS that the Government had at last decided to dejl with the position of the Poet Office an Banks& For many rears ...

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