... Rn2V1EW 0o EfILTUEN ON CLAPHAM COOMM1ON-YESTERDAY. Mr. ?? H. Dickinson, the Chairman of the London County Council, presided yesterday afternoon at the imnnjal review of the L.C.C. Fire Brigade oi Clapliai Com-non, Under the direction of Coimmuader Liouel Wells, R.N., there were present on the Counsnon six steam fire-engines, Six horsed escape3, four hose vans, and 145 officers and men. Many ...

... OUR GLORIOS C . STITUTION HOW IT CAME ABOUT._0o Vt BY MORRISON DAVIDSON. Author of The Annals of Toil, The Old Ord and the New, The Gospel of the Poor, el there be Light ! The Book of Erir, T Book of Kings, The Villagers' Mse'sm Charta, Precursors of Henry George, &c,, For out oE ye olde fields, as ruer saithl, Cometh al this neil corne, fro 'ere toyr, And out of olde ...

... ENGLAND AND WALES. CHESHIRB (Northwich) (12,067). 'Sir J. T. Brunner (L) ?? ?? 5,377 Mr. C. L. Samson (C) ?? 4,678 L majority ?? 99 No change. 1895: Sir .. T. Brunner (L), 5,700; Mr. Thomas Ward (C), 4,068. L maj. 1,338. DERBY (Chesterfield) (12,069). *Mr. T. Bayley (L) ?? 5,418 Lieub. A. W. Byrou (C.) ?? 4.729 L majoritv ?? 8SD Nochange. 1895: Mr. T. i nyley (L), ,s572: Air. A. W. Byron (C), ...

... A UOMANCE or LONDON L'XP. of all the romanlces in real life the sterange adeln. tores of a young lady of blaida Vale, London (recently Vablished in the Meekly Dispatich), may be placed on record among the most remarkable. Eighteen years of age, most prepossessing In appearance, and with the brightest propeets iii life, Miss.Charlotto Bellainy has 5ovcrthieless (ound herself situated in a most ...

... YIBSTEIRDAY'S INQUESTS. A FOOTBALL PLAYERI'S DEATH. Edwin Hook, a well-known football player, died on Monday at 1(ing's College Hospital from injuries sus. tained during a football match at West Croydon be. tween the Windsor and Eton and West Croydon teams. Just before half-tiuie one of the Windsor team collided with Hook. He was struck in the stonmach and died of eritmiitis after an ...

... TO JEW IN ENGLAND. Tbi Jewish question is one of such absorb. . intelest and of an importance so ever V0Jing.that ve welcome the appearance of a cri1 study of its position in England in a 6s. volume entitled ' The Jew sjOndon,;9 published by T. Fisher Unwin, he book is. in reality, two essays prepared T1rustees by Alessrs. :C. frel ?? (a Gefltile), and H. S. Lewis, A (a Jevw), with an ...

... Mr. Herberts Glad3tonO, chief Liberal whip,, has gone to Scotland for a month. Dnrine his absence' business in Parliament-etreet will be attended to by Hon. Mark Napicri - Mi. Gotchen, who has left London for Seacox Heath, has just completed his sixty-ninth year, as he 'was born 'on 'Aigust ioilB8i; Tl e average age of members of ,the present Cabi ?? now gixty-one, Lord Cross (seventy-sevein) ...

... LO'NT)OJYT OOIP?fTY ? *Tictkiityct gemQccW('ljoF 'ols fCit teat forth Ilm ut ?? ?? tieiiuelO ,Ttiol tt cC1 11ccI,,I ?? ofe taldl cii in' i thatUL thu itt i.Joil) wA icc ber'! 1.0 iii1'ln teA(1%03 whitch ~ir'hty vol promoocsildMti. cwid rd rocar. Ito it s 'ccn'i oy c ci'tacepc 1the off cciv .is kee ciici ot'vcchc ao A V/iAVCl~) ltiit'. th i, tht itb'eC'(clAcA c~c ?? torttcicrtte'y; ?? iiio. tu ...

... CHAMBER.EI.ANINS RUJTCHIER'S BILLla. *JON8j OF 'TRE POOR. 60.105 ..TOAE GASUA LT:EEB, C)FFICTA 1:, 9tSTAFWERn~T. To (CC~r) T VOAte WIreT .t'usernMTc .26Ottoit1 err XN'VCTI)CAL A.IF'A1l4i (03 TrIt S'fATs' ?? Otcite-ESBCrwsno'eAneo or' STA-11i STAvtlN'rs a!,, I.NTEfleRsMeII-nrs. WOUL'D HATeS OSEN A (i013Si't- 0OF AOTIOXr ArC leIbf.oyAr. Aht. IT 'WOI,) CUAYS:t 13-ales Coiraoneum ay0 8 Tire ...

... -WO. ,lii 'x ?? - L Ss IAUQI- FELTX114RATJON MEETUINGS. LIAM CARLISLE. ON TH15 WARh RyIscitUTIGNS ON VAEVXOUS Qt0'ESTkIO S. Litsiv Cnrllsle pr-iid on .Tnsdaj evr tlte awan551 ineetilgof thle C tisclilof tist Women's Libotnil 1edera' KOU Itd shori Pin-k Chapel, wh ich e, lv.F ilbiti with nssusbars-an viritorll. Il it 1P. ?? address - 'only Oavli~sle said that since their' llst 'meeting II ...

... T1?E 3)E?iY O? TIIfl S1?ALL Sir ntth nbetssggestod by tlie Juie f your, Inewpa.p)er ceobr ateti. this Iveek is the renai-'kble. change. wvipho his, CoWm0 Over the rntaiii trade of thiii 61.1nsTrY tinces , no~ was firsti ca'lled. into ex ?? teflc; *Li-u!ty Years a-o a ti'ader stolck Co htos -own ,trade, He waaippreulticecl 'to his husinea, loarned it- thoroughlv, nild lived through it, .witb ...

... As to the Liberal policy, he said that the day when the Liberal party forsook its old principles of peace, ,,aaliiy and reform, the Liberal party would have to ?? and to disappear. (Cheers ) Who would take its slice? The Socialists would take its place. He had i, she past set his back to the wall against the S eihists, not because he did not respect the fervour of tfe meon or sympathize with ...