... C'lE1.LCAL SCANIDAL. VICA-R[S LBLACTION. A PUTR CH A SED ADVOVWSON. ACCUSATION OFP IMMORATLITY. SUB'STANTIAL DAMAGES. Tyohelicariiig of tie libel action brought by tlie Rev. Hlamiltoni Youlng. Veoiir of Alne. near York. igaiinst AIr- iiclitird Ion haw, of Crcwiiet, Diglitelilfe, Iliailifat, bis folio''im.il'JaW Wim ooiithiniiit at Yor'k Asodi?,e. d'lid ~inl f e!tlalie ed ilniagvo ink ...

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... CJIAMIBERJLAIN'S INCITEMENT TO INA I 1. ! We dloubt, if air' viler speech has been nmatdc inl oiir t ime I haii (list aldlieased by Mr. Joseph Chumibei 'iii in to biis s3-i5]phulls and-I geso at IBii'n~igliam onil O Tran-evini] crisis. WeQ iuse rite word ?? cr1' ii, buii, truth to l'IL. there would 1'e n s r clis i .rcr it 'M not r te\' ii . Chain isi- Miii ai2d Sir Alti'.d ?.liliior Whlie er ...

... Ti [12 iO l I ,\ A.Y E SON. 'Ti~i 11llu' ,lF.i ens. lecn 'le Pent' in'tii ?? Inwtfids atre witikiti wi lug io file, at r0 ai, xId. Lte,iintl nlil flai' *1 bll ?? I t wilx jl voi' title I- ptowl1 r. Bosts 01f jpe.'prl Xi I tic'o Prt loylged boind.!1, ?? hao e lit daiie ?? st steed fin it. ins titev live lltiv ;11111 nilc lives' at~ lidt itinrl's wino ;ire inl Ilrgeni ,I ant of ; ?? Nvill he ...

... YESTFRhD Y'S IATEES NEI\S. While Fplaing on at rift on a !ake in WIansteari PDrA yesterdiay a hoy rained llays; of .iumor Park, fell mkt4 tl.o water acd wva- 'iriw, L Ye.terday nmoriteg ;a itot, ?? name is at prezeol kno'wn, threiv lii i it; froilt of u tra s at Upton Tnrls Sot :ion and %le ts il:' ! . RIlqorts front all thcis hu ?? rli-trirts in Kealt go ts slilme that th,- heps ihis t sear ...

... OUR SPIRITUAG GUmES DOVER CURATE'S LIBEL The Commitee of Manaigement of the Morley Con' valesoent Rome for Working Alen at St. Margaret'Cl Bay, near Dover, claimed danmnges at the oent Assiroat on Mlon(lky from the Rer. if. E. Olivier for an alleged libel of their hoern inserted in the Deter Sentinel , publication issued by the Temperance Council of that town. In October last an inmnate of the ...

... FROM ERIN'S ISLE. I met with Napper Tandy, and ho took ime hb the hAnd, And lie sail, 'aowv poor old Ireland, and how does she The Intest thirng ln Associations in Ireland is anl Irish Whiskey Protection Association, which is beiirg prrnuinted by two leading meiobers of well-known Dub ill firrra for the prirpose of onforcing the applicu- tion of tire ?? bleicrs Act, with the view on ...

... | COMM11N.S-MONDAY. 51115 MAYJIRICE'S SENTh ENCE. Sir It1 I ?? IRicsi,e infermail Mr. Daritt thatt Mrs. Mitybrick would heave served ten years' penal ser- vituide oil ilie ftIL of next rmonth. Ile wvas unable to liolil out any hope at exceptional treatment in her ease. (CittirR.) Mr. DA VITT : In the r-ight lion, gentlemant not [aware, that there is a sei dropicod feeling of sympathy in ...

... THE WOMEN'S CONGiRESS. AN IMMENSEI PROG-RA3JME. FEMALE SUPFER AGE AH 1UXLTE'NTTS. THE STAGE 'FOE WOMEIN. An3 j'nteri'iirt:oenl iit'igr'ees (if 1ynineWit'ii waopeiietl inl ,10(Ito ?? I itt's le IU tmimti'iei' oil Aolailii Ladyi Aletrileei prt'?il tA; of jutlii eruitt-mi1:1 OIelilital of Woetieti, was in Ott Chirt tit iii Piieroe was ai very large itel en' mut of tcde--'! ts troln air~ili the ...

... Til E TRIANS-AAL. CA1PITATLIST RANCOUIL CHAMBERLAIN'S lDIATRIIBE The rlitiiial ulretiiig of thle (moold ?? of ther ltriinraf i-eral UCittaoni As-oit'ifoitt SviO livld iii this li 1 ii ail, licrt '1i1ri enAltolda' iiigttt. J.C cub1bvic diI iiccpijtoi thy Cllftili, ?? 0l fi specshi ff Itiit Iv tli ?? ije-otif lie siitil tie Ilie apri cii li itili- iiitttei %itih ?? afil rii;vcttffiiO, III, Iv;! ...

... I SUS DAY, JVLY 23. SUNI)AY'S EDITION. NO WAR' We make no apology whatever for recurring to that which can properly be described as the subject of the hour-indeed, we might say, the sole subject. We cannot bht think that Eng- land stands in a most humiliating position, not through her own positive action, but as repro- sented by two ambitious, dangerous, and in- competent men, Chamberlain and ...