... 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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... 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 ...

... * iN ?A& ?? *4.¼&# 1' ?? c. Z% ~~r ?? a .3?z 25- - nr- on, 2ta trr'ant C:1'rc'nt, an'd Itan-t .1tO2. t mft'e met, ?? 3 . -. O a C o a' honses. ad ?? snce thf Gler r-n- i ?? OrecE&une aconspire-v az tio rhr =,inmnd-' or D -ze ifttred a wor-d of warmnn * - -c-ce; to e Factoici -;a nd Worrkshop3 z~ t cn'i~c -nte FitLord amncn th-e rccapor-4ndned to co-n-y..ATo invro'nc *srChrsh opinion, in ?? ...

... 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, ...

... SCOTCH EDUCATION. HIOUTTSIl' ( COMMTO(NS, Friday Niglit: The Dublin Corporation Bill, round which a long light took plave on 'l'Tuekdy, wa.s rbad a thir51 Gino witliout cownilLnt. The Irish mext- IArN mnarkod their victory by hetarty cheering. Air. Chamber-Line oade evnaeding)y short, answoer to two controvelrsial questions con- r.eted with the Trnnsvyal pttt to him by Mr. Bryn Roberts and Mr. ...

... LONDON, MONDAY, June 19. . - A.. I.. . Saturday. The speakers all supported the Presi- deut s proposAls, and pledged themselves to give no further concessions. In consequence of the hitch at the Peace Con- foreonc, caused by the attitude of the German Government, with regard to arbitration, Dr. Zorn and Mr. Holls on Friday left The Hague for Berlin, to lay before the Emperor William. I ...

... AFTEM THE RACES. A ROUGH AND TUMBLE AT ST. PANCRAS. Jramrea Cook, ZO, ba'nzaan, of it. Mark's-street, Nottinlghanm, trnd George Dvrbyshire, 28, veiterinary suj-r(eon, of Derby-terrrace, :,tretford, wenr' chargerd ittG the3 flcrlt nn-ell l'oli,;e-eottrt, yensterday, svdlhI aesrlultirng Walter Pomrtnt y, ticket exarniner, .nnd Harry rDaft, pxrter guard, PA St. Paasrrer kitation, while itn the ; ...