... REPRESENTATION OF ST I R- OllOX ADDRESS BY HON. HUGH F. ELLIOT, M.P. The Hoet Hugh F. Elliot, MP., the Unionist candidate foer St Rollerx held his first public meet- iog with the electors in St James's Hall last night. Mr Laidlaw occupied the chair, and on the platform were Prs Buchanan, Glaistor, and Muir; Mesrs Cenpur, jun.; B Bird, Cowan, Grieve, Shelford, Taylor, Bovie, &c. The CaxnscAce, ...

... THE NATIONAL PRFLTZ ASSOCIATION. IMPORTANT .ALTERATIONS. FOR THe. t! F BISLEY MEETING. 21 The wister general mueeting of the National 1 Rife Association was held. yesterday afternocn at I the loyal United Service Iestitution, when the a' chair was taken by tihe president, the Duke of t5 Cambridge. Among the macrbero of council e: pregsent were Earl Walaegrave (chairman), Colonel is Sir Herry ...

... C ON 1E N T S. 5INORITY RFESENTATIOH STOCO ESXCAXNiSE AUTZ-HORITY. A MOD'sST IPR.I'iiiT. CilJItLA.k OU&IiREAIZ AND PRECAUTIONS. C1 DL , 1',i¶A IN G ,LASGOW. flUS31A'A E TIWMANTS ATTACE -w?, ? SPREAD OF THlE EPIDEMIC ON CONTINENT- PLAIN Ml'EDICAL ADVICE. THE COLLIERY DISASTER. IN WALES. FDily-oBi E MINERS REU D ALIVE RECOVERY OF THE DEA D-NAPRATIVE uF Sc'RVIVOES. b'B' PAG&. ?eb l;c Notices. S ...

... T THE CHURCH}I CONG8ESS. | I -I 'HEATED DISCUSSION ON VIVISECTION. t' ! _ n The sections which yesterday attracted the most ii attention at the Congress at Folkestone were the In one ashie'e in the forenoon discussed the effects of t! the poor law on thrift. antd the other which in the afternoon had before it the assailants and the de- fenders of vivisection. Tbe former was a scene of tV calm ...

... EVIDENCE SF THE HAIRDRESSERS EXTRAORDINARY STATEMENTS. (not-S oust OWN CORBEsPONDWET.) Manchester, Wednesday Night. Considerable progress was made to-day in connection with the petition of Mr J. E. C. Munro against the return of the Right Hon. A. J. BPljour for East Manchester, and Mr Murphy, Q.C., the counsel for the petitioner, announced the last thing this afternoon that he would complete ...

... 6laola* NWa%4 CrHUR SDAY. OCaToEIn 20, 1S92. A deputation from the Executive of the Metropolitan Radical Federation waited on the Ronme Secretary yesterday afternoon in respect to the proposed holding of a demonstration in -Trafalgar Square on Sunday, November le. MTr Shaw-1,cfevre, the First Commissioner of 3Works, and Sir Edward Bradford, Chief Com- missioner of Metropolitan Police, were ...

... The following correspndeence has just taken place between Mr Leng, MY. for Dudee and Ithe Ministe of Agriculture:- Dundee, November 15, 1892. The Rg lht Hon. H. Gardner, M.P., President of the Board of Agriculture. Dear MYr Gardner,-I have been waited upon this morning by an intelligent representative of the agricultural interest, who is also w011 . acquainted with the views of the importers ...

... ,VrFl. B.7t! OF GLASGOW. special genser.l jn .1 the oniatriculated I Inlibers, ofrn therhands onuas C Gasgo waoso huictoerday fin the ?? for the pur- thmatid yesylutd.a i tovnubic nattutions PC ?? ahe followiag and i ntmo e Yongwe ?? Tni?,t John MillradWila als ld I irns Grahaon e; L5ing-in ?? ex-rary, i;h- .Convalescent Hiome, r' ?? Ljtord Dean o f Guildsad b Of n;W tn I-Yi r , a e lrPn. ...

... SIR OIHARD WERBSTER ON I FORISGN AFFAIRS. Sir Richard Webster, Q.C., M.P. for the Isle of Wight, ex-Attorney-General, addressed about 2000 people at a garden party last night, on the beautiful groun4s of Upper Chine House, Shank- lin, the residence of Mr and Mrs G. F. Coster. Recognising the fact that be was addressing friends of all shades of politics, and speaking of politics in the broadest ...

... I MR KiR HARDIE, MP., IN I GOVAN. Last night, under the auspices of the Govan Independent Labour Party, Mir J. Heir lardie, t, M. P., addressed a large meeting, in the Broomlloafnc Hall-Mr R. W. Rogers, Labour Council, pre- S Siding. sadle Cl Mr HARDIZ, who was well received, said he could a not help contrasting the position of matters as It e was a quarter of a century ago when he plad oT ...

... SLAUGHTER OF A'S AZTEC VILLAGE. I'ew York, October 27. A telegram from Texas states that in- telligence, as yet wholly unconfirmed, has been received of the destruction of a whole town, together witbhs inhabitants, in the western part of the province of Chihuahua. Some-time ago there was a violent outbreak of -religious fanaticism in the town of Jomachio, situated in the mountains, 300 miles ...

... - I (srEsCA TELEQIOAO)- Buda Pesth, August 27. The Hungarian Minister of Agriculture has published his annual estimate of the woduction of r grain, together with the requirements of the 3 importing countries 4nd the surplus available by . exporting countries. The total wheat crop of the world is given as ranging from. 744,000,000 to ' 755,000,000 hectolitres, or equal to last year's 3 vield. ...