... TROOPS ON THIE WAY, FURTHER D1EPARLTURES. SCENES AT WATERLOO. The departure platform at Waterloo was again a scene of great bustle and excitement on Saturday morning, when the two special trains conveying passengers to Southampton for em- barkation on the Union liner Norman were pre- paring to start. The platform was strewn with uniform cases and other military impedimenta. and a glance at the ...

... | MR. STEAD'S POINT OF VIEW; SHALL I SLAY -1 :1lTOTllfl BUERV Shall I slay my ?? Beer ? An a&pl to the conscience of Great Britain, is a publi. cation of Mr. W. T. Stead's on the poli- tical controvprsy of the moment. It is issued from The Review of Reviews office. Mowbray House, Norfolk-street, E.G. Mr. St-ad begins with a prompt assumption . that the responsibi3ity of war will rest ...

... FORMATION OF AN' AMBULANCE BRIGADE AT BELPER. A meeting was held in the Public Hall, Belper, on Tuesday ni ...

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... 'et ?lou, 1. ,Oft c . ph e G i. H6ad, proteahing at-St. 'amee's' B] hrbyeerdayrmorning, on the occ39ion of the( es Ioarvest& festival, took as his test Psalm' oxxvI, 6- mn st; H-o that goeth forth and weepeth, bearing precious er need, shall doubtless Come agai wurthreoiuing, to Icl talnging his sheaves with him. Oanhogtst- d flay, (he said) are turned toward the sowving aundO repn.We have ...

... IMISSIONARY. ENTERPRISE OF THE . BRITISH EMPIRE. I .I Y When the history of this century comes to be . written, few things will be more striking than the , ?? of the spiritual enterprises of the' Bri- I .tish Empire. The preparations for the keeping of l 'it Bi-centenary by the venerable Society for the i e Propagation o;f the Gospel will remind many of l d .one of the oldest and most active ...

... - - In :l1 COMMERCIAL ROAD. re The services here were conducted by the Rev. [r. Downing, of the Methodist Free Chureb. 1 is- decorations were neatly done; fruit and vetil? n- were. arranged in front of the pulpit, together l a the customary large loaf. The panels in freni ot the pulpit were decorated with dablias, grap as etc., and on the top were apples and to or toes. The panelling at the ...

... PLEASURES OF PUBLIC LIFE. It must be an expensive luxury, writes a corres- pondeut, to be the Loutb Division of Lincolnshire. The following are taken from the list of donations by Mr R. W. Perks, M.P. for the constituency, during one week Lincolushire Nursing Institute, £ 10 10s Tytnoy Primitive Methodist Chapel, JE5 Saltfieet Foal Show, £3 Market Rasen Horse and Dog Show, z5; Salva- tion Army ...

... BOXING IN NEW YORK. New York, Thuruday Morning.-At the Lenox Athletic Club last night Kid McCoy had a bout with McCormick for a substantial purse. McCoy, who is in great form just now, again showed mar- vellous cleverness,and did just what he liked with McCormick. The latter dropped to the ground without being hit in the eighth round and was thereupon disqualified, the fight being awarded to ...

... SPORTING ITEMS. Purkis rides Nil Desperandnm in the Cesare witch and Liprht Comedy in tbe Cambridgeshire. Tbe method adopted with the horses belonging Siynor Alvarez is qmte a novd one in thl untry. as the lads nde one and lead another, just as thontrb they were hunters going out for exercise They do their canters just in the same way, and are evidently wonderfully quiet and tractable, for ...

... THE USE OF THE ROYAL ARMS. A Scandal. At Clerltenwell Mr F. B. Cameron,, trading as F. B. Cameron and Co., coal merchant, was sum- moned by the Incorporated Association of her Majesty's and other Royal Warrant-holders for assuming or using in connection with his calling the Royal arms or arms so nearly resembliug the same as to be calculated to lead olher persons to believe ho was carrying ...