... lstxraianll fetberatioll Tnr. burning question in th2 Australian Colonies is that of Federation. To alter or amend the Constitution in these colonies special appeals arc made to the people after the legislature has decided ulponl such a course. In this respect these colonies have the advantage ot Canada, where even if the people and both Houses are unanimous for an amendment of the ...

... l ThTrt of the I rithe Bill. Tis Tithe Rent-chmrze DMl h>s B been nriuted and ?? Witst remarkable promptitude. The Govcrniment are evident-l be- t upon rinniig it through the Houte of Commons with all pF.Ys sible speed, and sending it to the ilonse of Lords, wvho, though it is not technically a Mooney Bill, will probably refuse to discuss it. To defeat these tactics, and the Bill itself. alll ...

... Moikawe's Victory. ] Tm Radical Peers in the Homse of Lords have a difficnlt game to play, and when they make a stre, even a smail one, their efforts deserve to be recognised- Lord Monkswell. an active and useful member of the London County Council, carried an amendment to the London Govern- ment Bill last night against the Government by a majority of fifteen votes. He proposed that it should ...

... MTEOROLOGICAL REPORT I DAILY XRWS' ONCEL READINGS THmI MORNING BY NEGR.E1F ASD ZAMRA'S BARONETER. I' _ ?? (Aonr)ekd to i-eI and t-rdu(xd to 32 drn.. ?? Tke ?? ?? Ahcw the hb gt of the bsrometr at It o'clock on tht, audi tihr pre os rflvrntrjil. 1- I i.0 1e,1 I ;nrs thlc.e tho r- cnfte ?? 4u-o1'ialsea, aend lbe twoprotri sday. Tbr soztiei isttr show tr.e tiiir-ton ot t1it wind.s l'be Ienrynt ...

... Tho Fate Df the Clittreu's BiOL Mn. RSoX's Bill Ought i be safe. The armendmne deng;rjl to ob ...

... THEgs ABERDEEN CEMETERY SCANDAL 1MRTHER APPALLING DI&COV=MIES TWO 130DI:E;i IN ONE COPFI- Our Aberdeen Correspondent says that fnrthor disclosures of a holking character were made ye-. tordjty at Nelllitnld Camieter, where the autboritios rmntintusil their invostigation.i. Operations Wore commenced at aix o'clook iu the morning, --d carried on throughout the day. and as the horrors of oech ...

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... RANA, FOR POSE. That is Mr HEana's trade mark and standing adver- tisement- Hana, for Pose, and the profession are well acquainted with the quality of his works. But, though Mr Hana is ever studious of drama subjects, there is one department in which he stands almost unrivalled, and that is the difficult art of posing and photographing children, of whom be turns out quite the most natural ...

... MR. LESLIE STUART. MR LISLIE STUART, generally admitted to be one of the most popular song-writers of the day, his composi- tions being at the present time sung and played as the songs of the day, in every part of the world where English is spoken, was born in Southport just over thirty years ago. He has had a career most varied, a record of which could be made extremely interesting if ...

... THE TMANSYVAAL CRIS i POLIC OF TE G OYERtMBNTr. POSI ION OF Silt A. MTILNERL pi I¶ GABIN'RI AND11 THE PRESIDENT, tI' PATIKNCF, BUT - U WtPffl TMIMS ON TI~ YERGR i t I3JIORtTAMT SPEECHT BY M R . CRAMBIMILAIN Tho manzn, meeting of thre Grand Co-mmlitteed of iar she BiNinejt liberal Unionian' Aaeoiuiof Ss!1 ?? in ?? Town Us11., BirminghAm. hast night. v. Mr. CuA&MaSP',LxNL vwa re-*lcted ...

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... The following werc aemong the principal ?? received at tho Manrsion House yesterday in ?? of this Fund: St. Peter, Vere-street, £353 19s. 81.l. St. Luke, Nntford 'place, £11.3 3Y. 10i.; Church of the Artnuncia. tinu, Bryanston-street, £200; Holy Trinitv, Knights- bridge, £118 5s. 7d. ; St. James, ClaPham Park, £105 is. 7. ; St. MaTylebone Presh. Church. £80 13i. 83d. S, James, tuswell 31ill, ...