... Position and Prospects of Legis- lation in Countries Recently Visited. He said1 Canada had bacosbe the most sober of English-speak- i ?? countries, by reason of temperance organisation | and effort. The Dominion Parliament had held a' plebiscite on the question ...

... report of the arrangements for the public exaruination of candidates for ordination, a question arose as to whether the Welsh-speaking candidates who hare already been ordained by thhe Welsh Assembly should be ?? Rev. H. P. Hughe.s proteftoed against the ...

... REzope AD THE r HoUSIeG PeOBsaa. Hie turned for a moment to domestic affairs. There were davs for small things, domestically speaking. In the first Parliament in which he had the honour of representing them the Irish Churoh was disestablished the present ...

... Public Prosecutor then commence his speech for the prosecution, arguing that the four accus-ed were Anarchists, and was still speaking when the Court rose. THE RISING IN ASHANTI. [Re[lcr's Telegrams.] FrcRysv, July S.-Colonel Willcocks and his ?? arrived here ...

... n Earl Grey, 'while amongst the speakers will bet the f! Bishop of Ripcnii and the Rev. E. A. Stuart. and in- vitations to speak have been sent to several leading g ! Noncorformrsts. Saious GAS ExPLOrosto.-An explosion of gas S occurred at Askamr-in-Fertses ...

... where they pur- pose staying during the autumn. His Grase will, however, attend the Church Congress at Newcastle, and will speak at the men's meeting on Wednesday, September 26. The Bishop of Durham is spending his holiday at a ocuntry vicarage in Wenzleydale ...

... almost superhuman effort, made a way, and the army Was got over, and seven miles further on before dark. The correspondent speaks of the arrests made at so- called peaceful farms fromn which our soldiers have been -w-ere found to contair arms and ammrunition ...

... said: You have been con- victed of one of the most atrocious crimes that I ever heard of in my life. I shall not let myself speak, because my duty is not to abuse, but to pass sente'nce. -The Grandt Jury ntade a presentment to me that if you were found ...

... was responded to by the earnest yearn. rings of the *Jewish people. (Applause.) Four years ago one might have hesitated to speak of the Jewish n nation, fearing to seem ridiculous. To-day he rdle himself ridiculous who denied the existence of the Jewish ...

... population approximated four hundred millions, and outside of these islands we had ten millions of white- sdinned English-speaking fellow .ubjects. Although the style British Empire was a misnomer, there was no need now for nowe, designation. The style ...

... authorises the Jews to remain in the townshins even in rural districts unconditionally. Residence in rural districts, strictly speaking, is permitted to all Jews who have done unibary service, and who possess a small capital or are acquainted with some trade ...

... Horton presiding. The Medical Officer of Health (Dr. 5. Partridge) reported that influenza was very prevalent. Generally speaking there ho.d been few cases of a severe type, though six Iac terminated fatally. Hle iead drawn the attention of the Sanit ...