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... .M W.S FQRS S ELECTION.. n ADDRESS. d The address of the Right Eon. W. E. Forster to the electors of Bradford was issued last night. t It is as follows:- IThe Prime Minister, in a letter to the Duke of Marlborough, has appealed to' e the country; but in his address he says hardly - anything about the measures which his Govern- meat has passed in its six years of office, and noth- ying of any ...
... tEE TED STATES. Washington, March 25. .rgi hopes of the Free-Traders of the country, h~n which at the opening of the session were mode.- B 2ltely sangtoine, have been frustrated, for the El present at least, by the action of the Ways and Y lycans Committee. That body, which byI el courtesy and usage has the contrbl of subjects 1a ,t12nected with the Federal revenues, and 5' thereby with the ...
... LGED HPARTMOTGON (i THE ELECTIONS. The Marquis of Hartington lst.-night-aldressaedj almesting held in the Assembly Eaeans at C-awj shaw Booth, which is situated Aix miles from JBurmley. Considerable interest was manifested-on the occasion, and the principal streets of -the town were decorated with fags, and a triumphal arch was erected bearing the names of the Liberal can- F didates. The hall ...
... :EGISTRAR-iGENERAU'S RETURN& The weekly return of births, deaths, and mar- riages in. the eight principai towns of hcotland for .the week ending Saturday, Mlarch 13, saye.- The death-rate in the eight principal towns during the week ending with Saturday the 13th March, iSSO, was 23-7 per thousand of estimated popuia- tion. This rate is exactly the same as that for the corresponding week of ...
... A TERRIBLE TALES OF THE SEmA I . - .REE BDATS WITHOuUT MOD AND WATEs An official inquiry into the loss of the barqut Ulster, of St John's, New Brunswick, was con- cluded at Liverpool on Saturday, before the Sti- pendiary Magistrate, assisted by nautical assessors. The inquiry revealed a terrible story of hardship and privation. The Ulster sailed from St John's on the 29th of January last, with ...
... TlVERPOOL VICTORIA LEGAL .VRIENDLY SOCIETY. The annual meeting of this society was held last week in the Hope Hall, LiverpooL 3Mr John Jones, London, chairman of the society, presided, and amongst the gentlemen present were Messrs ?? B. Wetherill, Bradford; J. F. J. Dabbs, the newly-appointed agent of the company in Glasgow; A. Bellamy, WLeffield; Henry Lartitt, Manchester; J. J. Carrigg, ...
... PHE WEATHERL-AP=13. CfloXoLGAL o01c70 wONT. ' Pressure at present increasing slightly over Ire- land, England, the east of France, North Germany, Denmark, and the south of Scandinavia, but is falling over the Bay of Biscay, as well as over Sco- X land and the north of Norway and Sweden. The highest readings are reported from the Baltic, and comparatively low barometers to the westwards of ...
... LAUNCHES was launched from the yard of Mes- 4. Muriay & a large iron screw steamer of prong. imensions : yOu Thay ft. by SL it. by 17 fu. ; vessel has beea bui ub tu the tons register. order of Messrs Crum, & Co. ot w, for the Spanish ore trade, and will be Je led y Messrs Win, King & Co., of Glasgow, engines of about 95 nominal. HARTLEPOOL. — Un Saturday Messrs Withy & Co. launched from ...
... his De- ceased, who owned considerable property, was most extensively known throughout the county, and had been in business for a jong series oi years. ...
... :: . . M - IMhOWN CONVICTED Or CosNTAVENTION or I FACTORY Ac .-Mr Johnl MNab? Midtonmfeld B ieaihflde Rowiwood. parish of Locswir4noch. ap- I penred before Sheriff Cowan at Paisley in teo ?? Court ?? acknowledged that on J 20th Arch last there *ere 14 persons ?? in the wdrks ?? by his fian Stter giatutory hours. 'The c as waerbrdtght up at the instance of rt W. :E4 Sto-s ' Ispector of ...
... ?? firrallk FRIDAY MORNING, AiRfL 16. The declaration of the results of the elections For South Lincolashire and County Cork closes l the Parliamentary roll so faras regards England ehnd Ireland, and only three more members have to be returned from Scotland. The great revnl- sion of political feeling has had no noticeable 2ffect on the constituencies whose polling is announced to-day. Two ...
... REDUCTION IN NUMBER OF PTUBLIC-HOUSES. ; DPUTAIOZCS TO THE MAGISTRATZ& Yesterday afternoon a number of large deputa- ! tions waited oa th9j Lord Provost a~d Magistrates in the Council Chambers, and presented memorials praying for a reduction in the number of public- houses. Lord Provost Collins presided, and there were ?? Waddel, Ballie MacBeau, ! Bailie Thomson, Baulae Laing, Bailie Farqni4sr ...