... Discting tbe Tithes Bill. Tfm House of (?oxncmjs went into C'ommittee b.o t night OiI the Tithe Bill, and that unlucky| - . . . I ,. .. ! measure Swas subjected to a searchn analysi c searchin anlv 1 which would havo destroyed a much stronger case. For this Bill, indeed, there is no case at all, and for one very simple reason. It proposes to pay half the rates of men whoa1 not really rated. ...

... PEACE MEEFONG AT ST. tARTIN'S TOWN dIILL. CHEERS FOR MIAJtUBn HILL. A well-attonderl and etithusiaistc meeting was held last night at St. MN'arun 't Tolwn Iall in oppo- ?? to war with trio TIransvaal. Mr. G. W. . I R ftu ie11 ;treeided;. r Mir. ?? -. Claydrien rad a nurnher of letters nnd s ?? which had been received. Among thesr, ' were the ?? Coleridge: 1I consider that uindr present ...

... T !E PI-'E1::PEA'VB N op (ouM MO S AND1) 1FOO fITATHS. ANLMlGACMATION OF SOCIETIES. Mr. G. J. 7 :a ' :: pr's dod osvr tlha' anuratial st~~t'eTC !'Otie? ?1 O' ?? iu- tiroraths T rr' r- fLt'e' Soc t.:e liel3 at ole Royal unlted Mer-vi-' lrst:;u.-: ?? y. v. a r:di said t tll;s t riot be sut - pos-di3 .a a a n 1reir.~ rad not iw'e I ld:t! rceer.:y rmat. -1-- er Se- har. bs'er reu;s b:n at wor--k ...

... IFRANCE AND GERMANY . THE KAISER'lS OYERTURES COOL RECEPTION IN PARIS& THE EMPEROR THREATENEXh (FROM OUR CouanroimN'nS.) PARIS, Sunday Ngit The joke of the Boulevard is that the FEm- peror William hopes to attend the Dreyfus triaL It issaid to be likely that he will visit St. Malo after the yachting at Cowes. The feelers on the subject have, however, not been well received, nor has his ...

... SALES AT CHRISTIE'.'S. LORD CuLLIXGWOOnS SWORDS. The sales at Moessrs. Christie s during tle last twoI clays continue to he of the highest interest and importance, and the great ?? in King-street are constantly crowded with sightseers and connois- seurs. 'Tho whole of Wne~lesd-jv and a large part of yesterday were ocoupied in tihe dispersal of the valuable colluction of old English and foreign ...

... LETT ER FROM MR. BALFOUI- fto at MIR. COSTELLOEF AND THE VICAR, W MRP PERKS, I.P., AND CATIHO- W .ICISIK. al SIR F. CLARKE UNKINDLY T'LEATED. fr UPROAR AT A TORY )MEETING. u Mr. Vrightlon hrr receivel the following `n letter fromn Mr. Balfour ci lO, Downing-street, Whitehall, ,~ ~ ~ ~~Jl Jt 1X 0, 1899., 14 Dear Mr. Wrighor,-I hope thait the V result of tl.e i. enjding elction iln East ' St. ...

... T1E' B EV. IV, MT. I CPIIALl A~T' ST'''147{LiEATH201 110W PSYT;JASSU PPOR1T T TIH-AR MINISTERS. A LE'SSON' VOR TH UitURCIL 0 Ti I-low ft-ovlv Noat-oitorttists support the'ir U a tlt--s No UI. 'Ic-ci- 1 )olc lfii for fi Inca \est-0-rd~tv iwaes S Itstc t ot EttuId i II DtII I Ay ati tnttlipcit-ttt o I v YUi-I;- rtt I J'sI-t--dIty Ier.i:pt (uICItI Ira at lit ] ?? l l Ii'ut-b L td itl 1 life g'ro ...

... PRISONER'S NEW UNIFORM. MORE CHANGES IN THE ARMY. COMMX&NDERL-IN-CJIIEF TO GO, (ROaM OUn COIURESPONDENT.) PAkRIS, Tuesday Night. The Eclair contraxlicts in the most posi- tivo way the story of the ?? round Dreyf us's hut, adding tla.t Dreyfns wivs v.ell troated. But as the Eclir has never published a statement on thre Dreyfus case tsiat was not, to put it mildly, a mnisstatement, its ...

... I THE ABLERICAN LINER PARIS. I l PATIENTCE REWARDED. L SALVAGE OPERATIONS SUCCESSFEL. A Falmouth telegram says that the American liner Paris was s-acconsfutily floated last night, at, eight p.m., ening pulled off without the help of steamnboat.S. She is novw lying about 200 feet from whoero she struck. Captain Queenalt, of the tug Telephone, was the first to bring the newvs to i Falmouth. ...

... METEOiOLOGIC' CAL REPORT ?? D1T.5 of rw- tnUCI I 1E.ADNGS THTS xfOrL3\ T4 BY I N-~IGEYM, AND ZAVTIID.R'S BARCMETZIAL l ,_ (Inrrect-d to eea-tieti and redtrced to 52 dc.,. Y. T he blaeckL lions how tO bhehaih of the barometr ea o'stc on ?? sa tort'sp,-' nan- m ?? -st,. I Ns.' CAsthro I.i, isi It *at'n- a-r~cso-' an; 'inerd- and tsa rornn'oze, day,,. The nituts h':tweu, show i.-o dihn'.nn of th' ...

... i ho Progrew t , he # Titbe BilL FT3E G~o- # rnliert se~em Lweet upbz1 forcing the Tithe Bill ?? Comm .itte. as they forved the Ws ULOV I eree1 tihe Edneation Bill of S97', without the chao~e of l wvord. The Chairman, witn co adretaie i. partiality, saved tbe rights of thje riaoit , which Mr. B3alfour would have totally ar 3 garded. By these tactics they will get rill oS ,e, stage, ?? stage ...

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