... FROTH OUR LONDON CORPESPONDENT. (BY PRIVATE WIRE.) - it London, Monday Night. a A high official at the Colonial Office informs me that ?? uneasiness is beginning to be felt there, on account of the severe attacks which are being trade in a section of ...

... attention to matters Australian. No fewner than eight illustrated public lectures dealing with the Anstra- lasian colonies are to be delivered under the auspices of the Institute before Christmas-the first on October 29th, and the remainder on sicceeding ...

... amount of attention to the sacred books of Sacscrit literatare. A new psriodicaI is to make its appearance with the new year. It is to be called the Practicajl gagazine, and will be an illustrated cyclopradia of industrial uew4, inventions, and improvements ...

... early number of M acmllan'o. Of new books the two that will be moat eagerly antici- pated are the Dorg edition of Hood's poems and Typical London, which Mr. Bianchard Jerrold has written, and M. Dore will illustrate after joint travels with Mr. B. ...

... MORNING'S NEWS., TO.SDAY'S LONDON PAPERS. M1EROURI-OFFICE, Wednesday, 5 a.m. MR. TREVELYAN AND MR. CHAMBERLAIN. The Daily Zews remarks that the speeches of Mr. Trevelyan yesterday at Kelso and Mr. Chamberlain at Wolverhampton strikingly illustrate the conformity ...

... Supper was given by several of the leadiug ladies of the city. AN AMERICAN NEW YEAR'S RECEPTION.' The Hon. Thomas M. Waller, United States Consul- General in London, held a New Year's Rec6piloo, at St. Geajr-e's Cluu, Banover-square, yesterday. The com- ...

... the barque, which, it is believed, sank. NEW INDUSTRrES IN JAPAN.-Consil Troup, in his annual report, dited Hyogo, June 10th, savs-A tolerably good gauge of what is being done in the vway of the establishmont of new industries here is afforded hi-vthe Industrial ...

... ITHIS MORNINGSNEWS. I ?? TO-DAY'S LONDONPAPERS. MR. GLADSTONE INTERVEW. (D.AiY NEWs TxEaaiU.) 'PARIs, Friday Night.-Mr. Philip Daryl visited Mr. Gladstone. yesterday morning. Speaking about Ireland; Ur. Gladstone suddonly warmed up and asked, Do you ...

... in Yorkshire, to BritishColnmbia. Mr. Young told several anecdotes illustrating the sincerity of the Indiana after conversion.: Mr. Young intimated that he was about to proceed to London to take part in the Exeter Hall meetings. He promised to return to ...

... LOCA NEWSA I LOCAL NEWS. I ?? -- LEEDS. Sir George Goodman has bequeatbed the sum of 9 £10 10s. to the Sunday school in connection with Great George-street (Basptiet) chapel, Leede. CRAPEL -AILERTO o AND POTTERNEWTON ME- CIIA\ICS' I.NsnTUTE.-Ofl Wednesday ...

... arrival there. Mr. Condon has retneuel to London. Mr. McCarthy and Mfr. Sexton remain j here. ! THE EUROPEAN SITUATION. I (StUNDxaRnD TZLEaR .) -BEaRLI, Thursday.-The majority of the Berlin papers this Christmas, much though they differ in matters of home ...

... THIS MOTINING'S NEWS. e u TO-DAY'S LONDON PAPERS. y- rj THE IRISH LAND PURCHASE BILL THIRD LETTER FROM LORD RANDOLPH. CHURCHILL. HIS OWN SOLUTION OF THE LAND PROBLEM. e Lord Randolph Churchill contributes a third letter to the Xofrni ?? on the Irish Land ...