... THE QUEEN'S VISIT TO BRISTOL FFNINSIINC TilE PREPARATiONS. SIR \~B1VIIR AN T111 P1OERS. II I-: ioL f :ItrC neai\ utti ?? 2 ,Aa- t'11 r,':tt a kmrnt~ itng -~ - 'Nw -~ ?? Quoo -4 Ct'. :1 ?? 2 ?? .i NI 0 1-'0 . t N 0 0 ?? I 'na t II aI tahnct'o It 1 'ZI, Sou Ihc\ t OttIittd t:- alt Lci Co ho dotby I:!, t.C ~ tt4' 1! w ho t ?? Ot t aoi I Q oN;. 'Pamr iI nne; %%Xh no r abouthiiddu-t 0ilt ¾tCS s ...

... LonD RosBmnys address et Cromwell at the Queen-s E[4 last night, recalls a curios in- 2 UisuL recaws a CallOB 1w cident in the Parliamentary history of the clos- ing decade. The Govornment of which Lord Roseber was the headagreedatthesuggestion of Mr. Everett, then but not now a member of the House of Commons, to propose a Vote for erecting a public statue of Cromwell. The esti- mate was ...

... THIaS MORN:I5TWS NEWS. I T'lii Quoeen will hiold a ('omocil at Winid- or onl Tes it', tihewill i nit I1011iliiliiid'd Prijllc ziid Praiti-ess tati'it. of Ilnt t-cititeg and ehildtrtn, INr. Guwosiii, ittil M1r. nitd Mrs,,. tiaiaiiielini. floer Ma esty's gueists t'eIlItanil. ait thle P11lace2. T[lii Qoiii'ei has sigtifioid heor williiigat'ss to iecu.pt frorn Hthe IBri-ol SZeic'tty of Artists, aI ...

... 1 E . S 'L X 1 i1.' Al1'IS' I BLE' l l ?? I r. I iart DaVie\s, w1onl sotlU' (if Otur rti'ald'-s, ;vi 1 ?? ?? Mlr. Arthur Alalnil S SiSt.r, :Ss i-4ll as ?? \iitb of th Viciar Of lIoadling. 1lotS v 'O1p led nit itl arratigodl 'Thii Sov.at id forinerS'I I lb. Ll I tanitd of so lovtja ?? fro Ln tio 0L1I ?? N| w olf Lta u.nnt's nnd dtS Apu crvpII h lha. It is !--xplt:UIIo\.l inX *1 ?? ptrfw tdlnt ...

... NO ROOM TO LIVE, PROPOSED CTEARANCEl, OF MARyt, 1'O0NE SLUMJS. LORD POETMA 'vS OF(FER.p AN EXAMPLE, TO LANI)X(VNFP^q Our ac-tion js vf-ntilating the} lfruir44 Queb tion is bearing further frut. U have nj3zisis- that upon Owners of iof.:s;itv.ry property lit. the moral obligation to ?? it saniitary- Pa, course, to the law u-rag, aryparentiv, of IM avail, there re1mains no me-ans of ...

... EUROPE AND THIE APWA. I a* - - FA LT OF' LAI)YSMLTH. A FLIMSY FABRICATION. DELIGHT OF THE PARIS M10B. PAPAL PRESS ATTACKS. CARD)INA L VA UGHi A N IPROTESTS TO TIE POPE, (DBo01 OUU OORflESONDENTh.) PARtS, Wednesday Night. A quleer dispatch announcing the fall of Lady- smith appears this evening iu extra special editiuons, It is communicated through a news agency styled Agence Fran'aise, ...

... __ ~ ?? 11(i BY OUR AIIHol'rARY EXPElRlfT. t TILE STRAIN OF THEIl llUR I pal~ slic WHAT IS lRESlTWING? Si, WILL TILE ADVE`RTISED hAPPE.Ni? ? . DESOLATE HOMES IN NATAL. ?? Tha strain on every one's nerves in Englalnd just now ia intenso. To be obliged to wvait and wateltb whilo 'our gallant garrisons are still A besieged, whilst tho Boomr iiro still nn iiivadiig force in the old Colony, raiding ...

... BATyE IN THE SOUDAN., *- ROUT OF DERVISHES. FOUR HUNDRED KILLED. AHMED FEDIL AGAIN ESCAPE& KHALIFA NEAR BY. PURSUIT DIFFICULT. M1ESSAGE FRONM THE SIBDA t (risox OUR CORRESPONDET) CAIRO, Thurgday NighL t The Dervishes have suffrerd a s#rious def : I at Abu Adil, a sbort diistan(ce vest of At* e ]ITand, losing O00 killed, heside)s Many prisonet, e rifles, and a quantity of grain. t The Egyptian ...

... 1fETEOROLOGICOA RE POR . DAY 'S] g, i RBEi)DGS THIS MOPN-ZG BY NEGRETTI AND ZAMBRMS BAROwMM Correced to sea-level and reduced to 32 deg. P. T ehlack5l t-hobe rrheicht of thebrmeterat±o' Iork@ thsa rdtm t eree uwnoiusonorcings. The doted lines mn eib OrXrome mnirions darmngyfets-day aud-thrwoprer :s da. = fteas letters show The direciien of thew-e. I -C, Merc:7 falls tor RB.;n with S.W, S E, ...

... I CAUSES OF THE WARL IiNSOLENT 'REPUBLIC& I1 Til EJSSON WE JFAVE LEARNT. stPEEC1 BY IMR IL ALFOUR, IV lie t, Annail rn,'etaint, inl couter Ida a with tho Conat fer-wtea of tlao Nationaas Ct)Inasnrsyvei Ulitaica wasi I-ld lest nlip-it illtt da Iaadtastrial B1ali, tDewehtury. Ia; was ct-igiaartily urrattoged thalt thle PrimlA' Minister laoaalal 1w tho jarinatipa.d sptatkrar, but, owing to the ...

... LIBERAL FORW ARDS. 01 SIR R1. REID, M.P., AND MR. HIALDANE., MAX11., 'IN LIBERAL, IMPERIIALISM. Sir Itok-r Reid. I'rc'sidecct of tile Liberal For- wards Club, took the chair 'last evening at a dis!- cu~saton irc their r~ooms at St. Ermin 's Hotel1, Vest- A ttti~tir.in opci-,:titg the ?? of the t-.eunirg. b! -.aid the ?? as billiloieid for thle purpose ti Cilst'rlt)TthomSa (it f or orlntoll ith ...

... TILE TATE GALLERY EXTENSION. PRIVATE VIEW YESTERDAY. 'CT}I ictiure-lovinig ptie of L Iondon had a priVlit~ i VViV ?? bfI alk 1unparalleled spec- tIlIe. It coli.sisto(l of it 1)tllili gallery in whliclhl t I It is ro0 III at I dt) spit re for V II ; ?? of atoo y i'l 'Uiro yo ens, This iritelligont an1titli- jitiol l ?? ulrmost iuhllealrl of its Lundotn Wo iiJ ki IIW Ilit, i.tiil proots1 lki. A ...