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13 THE TIMES, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1885. MR, CllILDKHS AT rONTXriUCT. I tgsl Mr. ChUW n.Uraed lb 4ew ef IWfa. freed la Ik New Antiiably Koom.

Th res takea ky watfrwwded witk riirtnw and MMl4en, mm UUe karlr eral hi tS. rW. lir. CMMm wa rewvrd wllkeWnwij MrUmktkw. and peladed kU edd ee try I reseat etealk ed Lord wnr ol lrywoa LIl, within th isrewawk, whe nww led ronUfrr (ram lOTtAl.tolkwdcs! Lord Halifax, whe nativ ef lntrrnrt end resworn trd tk nc4gblcwrtn4 tow of lUUUi tar above SJ jMriiMltotUtotLonlBbnM.

wkona ttm be asud wcrnMlonf hwvdnld weed with EndUsbmea of all et srde end re Hlee. Mr.ChiUcrt UwvmI on to mjt OntUnm elnrtors of lYnUfivt end brother YwVehireenen, A little km then totfMn ngu I sdd Uiigunc klfb has Iwa often noted, and wmvUro mUqaoiAl. tUl tke reffa for 1 waUamenUry rrforwi im to to iwoinwed by liar Majesty! tbn llovernraertt, toretbec with the transfer ot the edii ai tret ion ef ibecoeatle from nominated jattlcr to rvprlnrly elected county eouoeiU ud tk of sinrle rnaoJclrniity for London would together ccm stttutelhe rmtnl jwlltieel nixl administrative rffona since the year lt eW. By some I waa thought extra rar nt la ray stmcriptloa of the extent the chances we contemplated other rend iatbem warning of rarolation. Only half et what ItcU too ni aprroer bine' bes born axtwslly effected.

Butwhowtll cow mj thatlnnder retl mated tb evlrct of thee reforms Household Baffrafw.and bat will brroraa a food ileal more than household suffrage la the inevitable mult of tb service ran hie claim, now nnirrrsaX As to tba redistribution of seats, the plan of ta National liberal Federation, not tba Intt Radical amoef the societies whlek promota liberal reform, baa aoronsplUttd to tba lrttor. Onlj borouf ba of orrr priItion return ana rot tu bar i rrrtaia otbara wilbia bitr limiU bar tsu Hut, with tbaa fw tioaa, tba ahola aouatrj UcarToJout iuto aa urarljr a wtlLla clicura) tliUicl, rturnia, aaunlii( to Vlr. I vldrn'i plan, ona musbrf rch. M'bat 10 tari tv waaU rf (a)ai a 'baJlitt reluttou lev It4 Um tba flatnait nMIl nau lhtf u(t ai ctMMrbl lb" Tpr UBaelaa. iA au.1 tf ti i WW tUa ip tamfMHf Wit Ul alUila tuMatjaltrtW, fctf a T1W fMfH Chtrft hUL rt ifa.lM.t4 (JtfttfftfelMit.

tbi tHtfi f3 P'krifi brafi' ahtl UtitWfl, Itt fttrt l. Whait it riMmarM tb arrtrnllnr Itbcmrtf ki abaataMr ttiRHrrl it tb ranch l.V llut ibl tHt pyrl of rW cTat niaf. Tbf rannUt twi tbll irrkt titrntlon of prvnlar rlrbU. Itbat tha ptopl llf bads with it iLenl rhfrt.l I rome brtor ton. irntliv.

tan. aikluc ton to rrnrw tba mnlUrere wblrb ton firtt plaml in nu 2B yrara afo. tVbra 1 ibrn aptrra bafora ron, nnknown airapt aa a nxmbn oi an out i orkiblre imilt. 1 bad trail a majoritr of nnboocbt infTrara bat lost tnj rlrrtion threa jh art of tba moat fi(rant ror rstition on Ua tnrt of aoina npportar of my opponent, fllrar. bar.l 1 rrored thaaa act ror oitmnrnt wa rtllpl to irl(n hi at i amt lnre thru I bara bob! that aat aa a arm Iibrral and on ortnrlntra of tba ttrirlaat parity.

I br bad aaran rontMta. llaro I by my pro IfMlona and by my art oarood aarcru In tb rifbtb iuona roaan.) a to my parrat rraaa, yoi roqwra, think, llttla from ma ea tbi oioo. I aaypoM tbat I bT mora tban 30 time addraad yea la your Town bat! and while I bar made the ulleat ai laaation Irora year ta year of tba opinion wblrb I hold and tba 4iT blah 1 aupport, 1 da not mnriuber any LniLuiee la wbinb I bare been oUlre.1 to ronfre tbat tbnee roinlon bare rbanced. (Cberr.) You know mo therefore well, and will hardly rrqalre ma now to retat la Aetaii what I orer am) oter a)o pnviaimed to you. Cut tbl nrreonal rommunlratlon of bU tielitlral view by a candidate to tbe elector appear to tmt to be tba firtt nndrnntlUl part at ten nine ndUlature.

did not oriflnalW rome to yon and 1 do notbowrotne ta you akio( yoa to elect me merely becauae my family lira at no greet dirtance from you (boar, bear), or became may la to do eometbiaf for tba borough." (Cheer and hohtrr.) Of roam, alter I bail become yoar member 1 rmteaToared to do my bet for you cobeetUely anl in diridnally, without referraoe to mere party. Hat 1 did not oriritially uk you to alert ma on thoaa cronnd. I atnlained to you in detail and in repeated ajwrrbaa my political opinion on tba leading qnettioo of tba day. and donn( my lon( arrrtca bare mcrratiea in Helping rootefract to obtain orja material adTaatace. for tnitanr.

a tba ata)'Uabinent here i4 a doubla military centra (rheera), 1 aik yau to treat tbat a altogether ub aaliary to tbe hirter purpoa tor wurp I again aollcil on to elect me that ii to MT, tbat I may reiiroaent and tromot in I arliamrat the noutlral Tlewt which are i urvrd by tbe tuaiwity of your body. (Hear, bear.) I reprat, tbm, tint 1 eilrr myarlf again for yrnr (affragr aa aa rarnrat Llbrral on anise aubjecta agrorlng with thn mora ailranrnt Vhig of the Llbrral )arty, on other with whati called tbo moderate arctlon, I brllrTo that aa our opponent are now adTantagrouaty dlrlded Into Tory democrat nautbtrr) and bld faabioord Conarrva tlrra, en In a much grrater degree dor tbe party of pro popuUrty called Whig and lUdical, braidra many who are not identified with either ere Hon. (ilrar, Kut brf ore plaining to you what mraaurr now Urgrly die ruwol by public men 1 thould co to Tarliamrnt drairou to aunport.I tboold like Cnt to tell you what 1 am not pre pared to adrocate. in me IM puce, I cannot aupport, and, indeed. I boold firmly reit, tbe abolition of tbo Boom of Lord.

(Itnar, bear.) ot tbat I think it fulfils, a now constitsted. the troe. purpoae of a Srnata or t'pprr Chaosbrr. I fhould 1 glad to nor it thoroughly reformed; tbat the hereditary principle should retain only a mall chare in it com position and tbat it abould retert public opinion, not, indeed, rapidly a tbe popular Chamber, but yet effectively and really. If auch a thorough reform cannot now be earned Into effect, I agree with Sir Cbarle tbe How) of Lord bad better be for the prevent left alone in it exuting feeble condition (hear, until it ran be eonerted into a real Senate.

(Loud In tbe econd pUre. I am ctrongly oppoeed to diseeta I believe that Dot only would tbecountry offer hranly by the remaral of what, at any rate, in our tillage and mall towna ia a great rapport of order aad anoral tbat a large proportion of tbe Proteatant KoncnnforinUt, and eren Lngltah Boman Oatboliea, would regret, a they would uffer by, the aereraaee of ui ur wnwem wj cwm aoa uruuaailj. lias in teg tbi Irt me remind you how frequently I bare adrormtrd here a larre roe a are of Church reform reaential for the prrmanent establiahment of tbe Cburrb. (Loud cheer.) Tbe emoluments of the clergy ought not to depend on accident, but (hould be proportioned to tbe work and the lenrth of arrnee of each clerryman iuit a tbe rmolamenti of clril and military errant are ao pro rortionatt. Tbe aale of liring bonli be abaolntely pro iuwmiHUJciMnw Hnj nwuipiiiwaHUWliniBlDlw.

(Cbeerv.) And I am glad to aee tbat Lord fcalhbury i converted to tbe policy which I prraaed in tb debate on Ibe but Hodget of aalling church bud and inveating tbe proceed in fixed ecuritira. (Hear.) 1 am not lore that tba naraoa and the natron boald be empowered to do tbi alone, unchecked by any uprrior aatbority. That, however, i a detail. Hat the finance of tba Cbnrcb should be practically managed by be rat If, a Charrh flnnre ia KrotUnd 1 by tt (ieneraf Aasembly. awl tk Saanee of tbe Slat Is managed by br representative, and I berd not ay tbat by tba Church I do not rneaa tbe ftUbop and Clerg), but the whole lody of vnurrnmcs, koib lapnen ami minister.

(wer.j JDltie third' pbvee, 1 beukl oproaa to the utmost any Interf erenen with free trmle, (Imal cheer.) Tbeea are afloat a variety achrmra fur golrg Wkwanl to tba great reform mmmenml CO yeara ago by Mr. Iluklsoa, rarrlnl much lanaef year ago by Mr Itniiert reel arm Mr. t'oMea, and computed by tr (ilUu ne (lou 1 rbrein) la JTteae rbeme are called" Kalr Trailii," or Keel proclty," tar JUtalialioa." or any catchword which may take with boe tow bom bey are eddreascd. flat they coma berk tn every caae to onr old friend I'rotertlon. (Laaghter.) Tbey are anpportrd by the old I'm Vet Insist arguinenU, and tbey are refuted by tbe old PreeTradedcmonslration.

They all mean one thino namcly. tbat the body rf the crmaamers, tbe protJe of tbe Tailed Kingdom, ought to pay eometning into tbe pockets of tbe producer that i to say, the landowner and master manulactorer. (Ilrar, bear.) To farmer I would especially say, do not be cajoled by theee scheme. If you cannot pay your present rent tbey mut be reduced by your landlord, not made: goal by mean of a corn duty. Your interest will be promoted by a very different policy.

The yrtem of tbe local rating or land ought to be reformed root and branch And tbnee rate, or at least half cf them, should be cbaree on tbe landlord. (Cbeen.) He also, in Ireland, abould pay tie tithe. Bat, mark my words, whatever urse piacaibie xatr iraocr may tell you, you are chasing will o' the wisp ii you imacine tbat a earn date will Le imnowd aixl free trade reversed by a Parliament ncciru in ioe nan aj aniaans ana laDoarers, and led oy tt.e Kree trsdcr who are the chiefs of tbe Liberal arty. Wr. CbMlstooe, Mr.

Vright, Forster, Lord Ilartiagton, Mr. Cbaubrrin, awl Mr. Coscben (a voice. 3tr. Childrrs too re not likely to be related by Mr.

Jamr Lcwther and Mr. Ecroyd. (Cheers snd loud laughter.) I have mentioned three ehaagea which I rhall steadily oppose. I will new etiumrrate some measures which I aball support, and I will diacu some others which are prominentia every political controversy. I think tbat wben Parliament meets and tbe programme of the (ivTemment set oat tbe Queen's Speech has bean disposed of (a bvugh) our first duty will be to reform tbe procedure bt tie llotiseof Commons, already partially reformed la 1882.

Tbn chief amendmenta beaide tbe transfer of tnany datiee from I'srbamcnt itself to local authorities, about which I shall have a word to say, should be further imrdiment to wanton obstruct ion and tbe devolution of work from tbe whole House to portions of it within itself. I do wot anticipate much difficulty ia carrying these amendments of our procedure, l'at the next business aad tbe most important to the whole country will, I hope, be Irian. (He.r, bear.) I told you la 180, after a visit ta tbeNoftb, est, and South West of Ireland, bow greatly I regretted tbat a bra I eomnienerd tny rarliamentary rereer I did sot detota myself to Irish questions. I bad before ItXO visited Ireland beif a dra time, but I bad retrr annreciated what tba Irish oneation really waa and a.w thai, both before aad since I waa relieved from the burden of ce, I have bad time to read aad think mora about Ireland. I am more and more aatiaflrd that tba sol lion of the oncstlon Hoar can Ireland beat be roremed Is by far the most Important thai Parliament baa to face.

I confess to greet a ymnathy with the Irish people. (Hear, bear.) tVe have settled tb Cbnrcb ajaaetioB satisfactorily. I think that we have tdaead the uaare Uad oa a good looting, also, a rrotaetant bar dew sack te bhag popmlar edaaaltoa lata banneey with the yiewi af a jwapU la tba mala Jlnmia (Vitknlta. Hat tba' aaswtto. aT gwad goverameat aatUfse.

trey to tba Irish pee I' itUI aaaolrrd aad I anw ask your leave to e.blreM uyselt to It. (Hear, bear.) vksk tbats.lt tbU aaeetloa of Irtah rovemmeat It asabraeea I we treat abject, oa referrinsT ta what baa bee or skoaM be dona lor tba repression ol crime, aad tba other how wa should best meet tbe claim which four flflki of Irishmen are patting tip to manage I hair awn dowertie atfalrs Al to Irish crime, I awaited with the greatest anxiety the desUraUan which tk Prime Mialstet waa etpeeted tomak at Newport but Wadneeday. Whatever Ooveenmeat mliht be la power weak! always have far reeve tnor trustworthy Information about the state of tbe eouatrf la this respect the aay Opposition or even than tbe rtea i and aa to tbe necessity of repressive measure, I should be very loth to run counter to tbe declared judgment of the Cai'laet unleea the evidence to tbe contrary should be extraordinarily strong. I hope, tbat la matter of this kind we. who are out of shall itodiouarv avoid daallne with our oonouant aa ther dealt with os la 1HHU, and tbat we aball not be deterred Irora reluming good to tsem lor tae evil they torn rendered to us.

(CberrsJ What happened aa to the rrpreeaion of Irish crime In 1 1 There was at that time in lore what waa ealled tbe insu 1 care 1 reeerra tioa Art, It waa of a temporary character, and, nnlesa rrnewed.it rruvieinns ceaaed on the 1st of June.lNHO. 8od dealy In March I'artlament was disaolveil. The diasulatioa waa timed In a manner quite wtwout precedent during tbe last tO years, it not during a much longer period. raruameau are usually dissolved ailbrr immediately oa tbe close of tbe session or, aa In HQS and 18T4, during tbe i. Tbe only exceptiona have been wben the (iovern ment have been defeated oa a question equivalent to a vote of no confklcnre.

After sock defeats in 1S41, in 1W. and arainia If 6. Iarlismemt was dissolved durinr the course of the session, but on no other oocaaioo nntil Hat in tbe middle of tbe session of 1880. Parliament, Itboal any defeat of tbe Ministry. was suddenly dissolved.

and tbe dissolution was so timed that if Ministers were bra leu their successor coukl not possibly obtain a renewal of the Peace Preservation Act before it expired. In toint of fact, 1'arbament only met for business ami heard the Queen's perch ten dsys before the Act expired. Well, we, who succeeded to office after much consideration determined not to ask Parliament to re enact tbe 'race Preservation Act (bear, bear) au that tbe ordinary law of the country, which any case, la consequence ef thai date of the disVulutlon. must fur soma time bay bran uoarsMmaaicJ by any tpecWI rrprs ssjTa rocasurss, might te penuantntly rPM pai (of Mping Iba mace i ffpr t4, (Imw, gtuijtiuc b. wire wa met by stfcnMum attack HffH tWHFWMVIi ffllT fpf (tst fMp'rutWHif Aft if rtfl i itwU WffR bf IrtM fjr1lH 18 llHH r( llrftU el llt Ill IrltltifMHrM illfl: I hl tM frrf III HHh eriiHlfl fk B't HHf JblliMM.IIM ttifrtM, JjMfl rttlttriurjF ftfsi MMpi ('btiftlilll ehH llifiH Mm baf rlrtekt fm IM hhdlarl(fif pH Ihet, fcpH fehrl (he CtlWi Acli ibMkltbeybS jlbw IH Itf It bt ffrttfi hfiie; uthnti ticmbtirMi were in me necrct theett ihl lltirhlerU (ihl wa weHl defrkteil frtkbotbtf HiiMlltii afsl rHlgned, 1 httpe we khkll bnt psjf tbem bark in iheif twH whlek I.

to be held In lMidoasieit yrer. aadet the preeb dency of tb rrtar of vraa(rlrtr), wlllarfardaa ITortually for dlecus.lB Ihta wbject with lead jf rUoaliU. Cnttom ollTrla I Iblak, jnly la the mw a Man rtM. If nrsrtleahse at all. From three question of garstral aa.1 letai governrasnl I pas te daaBee.

1 tball bar ta say more la takers peer bra during tb preeeat aeek about our Diaiiciw pnaiuon, nut one subject has bee a to laaek referred to lately that i will deal wltli It separately. I rneaa lha p7 UbllahlBg a eyttetn of iraduatod taiktloa, especially eoaaetlon with tb death outlet and tbe Income tax. Ai to tbe death duties. If have aet get a graduated yteTa we have, at aay rata, and witk a vrngcance, differential Uxattoa. Why wm Mr.

Uladrtene'sOoveniment defeated and ejected from offce Urt Jon Ifot because we pwo ed ir, the Budget that aa additional tax of Id. skoukl be lmpc ed ou a drinker of 48 glaaaea of beer. (Loud laughter.) Iot because ao Increase was proposed of tbe wine duties. Imply and solely because wo proposed to remedy the grievous Inequality la tba death duties paid on lend aad on personal property wbea tbey ra, 'ran. for instance, father to too.

I am far below the mark wbea I aay that the owners ef personal property pay baa they eucerd.fay, to money, furniture, farm stock, or the vested la Uresis in a farm three time on tbe average a much as doe tbe landowner when he luecerdi to real estate. It waa because we proposed to remedy this inequality that the Tories mustered In full strength and defeated us three month ago. Hut what la tbe caae as to the income tax Well, those who have so sealously argued oa each aide tb question of a differential doty nave forgotten that for a large section of income tax payers there Is sack a graduated scale, end that tbey pay far lees than the remaining section. I will explain this to you la a sentence. At tbe preeeat rate of Income tax people with MOO a year and more liable to duty pay one thirtieth part to tbe public treasury.

But incomes 1300 a year only pay one fiftieth part incomes of COO pay one seventy filth part ami those of 1S0 only ay one hundred and fit tic th pert. lira, hear I llut I mar le asked what nrooortion out of the total number of inevme tax payers have income under 400 a year I do Out think tbat suck a calculatiou baa been or caa be made accurately. But we have a recent return to Parliament, which will help us up to a certain point. Mr. ltalhbone's return of tbe late session gives tbn number of income ol cvtry amount assessed under wnai you know ti schedule p.

Of those, income over I'lW a year (and no lower income tllj no jest than pre II litis in uumbcr are under Ml) JPUi and pnly pne tUtb over I'll). Ill course this wnuld nut be a fair calculation a stslbsHMiXf rw hbw neum Mi, "Hi tf irmf'MlrfTt4 HH riut anil HS lrlri HH'trf II coin. Lnrd PslUbnrV kprsks very tetnsfkstly thout tbe Crimtl Art. II sart that It did not dlminltb oatrarrt that boycotting I only a passing humour of tb tvpnU Mists ami f4bt( (Wt. Itic tiui.iic cijuiijauiss luiuiii ss ijiia ft rUHMiirraltir l'Fflf IHH el IHlfHf Mff bllM In Mi Hi vt I sfmlrtnlHl sftlf Hfirl that I 1UR slats WiLUM Of KXW 1IOOKH ibI MXW XP IT XO If I.

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Ss. I'wr lo a. THE SCIENCE of MO.nEY. By ALEXANDER DrXMAK, forsisrly tHrerlov tbe Bursas ef eutlstisst IJalud tiaus, Msastor at tbo t.l Moswtary Cosssstwen st II7C.A Loeos, qnrs Pall sad Hons, Torkatrtet. revsat isrJra.

iHlfwrf IfirMhirtlt ftilif MHII'leti; tM l( LdUt 1 illtVsIs lllllinc l(, iMtiH (fhW til IhrtlHlll uhdef MUUfHlf tiSJ) Mm MfMOIHs! Ibl Ut whlrll II ktteat tbe Itiriitiie tit a uisnir ihi mecnanie rv an arentae Helki ft itiite It rf b'dlcieiM the rdalHlrttl bf Ilie ttfiUVdittable wist of a Itmllj't lititif: jiut cwiid we Hit blihlla under which lnrbines tt ittj0 year biltbt pat, say rent. ahd tluXe of (wr cefat. lio lurb plan bt evrr yet been seriously discussed either la Parliament or by PtsVct ('ommittre or Royal Commission, or, so far as 1 know, by a Cabinet. .1 rl not myself sen any principle arcordii to which graduation could be fixed which would not be purely arbitrary and liable to alteration from year to rear, Nor do I think tbat while on tba one hand we should do nctbing to encourage the accumulation of wealth, wa shouldfon the other baud, dis cmtrsgn it by express taxation. (Cbeen.) I coma next to tba question of free education.

(Cheers.) Mow, I will aay at one and unmistakably tbat 1 am opposed to any disturbance of tbe educational settlement ol INTO a Utween the voluntary schools ami tilt Hoard schools. If, then, free education means, as some of It suprtr appear to say. Mow Ut voluntary sellouts through suae machinery subjecting tbein to Nrbool JUiariti, I should tt Mice say it. llut If It only means tbat all schools, private or voluntary or Hoard, Al lu rerelt a (lovarnment grsnt, should have. In addition to Ibe ptrsent contribution from the reiittal treasurer, not fioiu local rates (rhreri), nird rate lasrd on th altendaar tb scholars, ami that school fee sbouM be abolished, I ran sea in tiriurlplo no objection to such a reform.

It would be favourable to. tbe poorer schools and It only carries to what look tlkt Its logical conclusion the present rrgulstlon under wbicb a poor man. unable oav bis children's srbool fees, can send his child school free at the expense of tbe public without himself becoming a pauper, nut gentxruen, belore cnmmitting it tloq Ooud laughter) end thai after giving in nneitm ilnl abundance suieeme tiowtr to the rreat mas of the Irish people yon rannot renew tfalast them exrrptlonal leUlstloa." The rnnaloslrm may be I think Is sound but arguments are. in my rpinion, strange, inattba Crime Act did not diminish rnme Is hardly proved by a eoiarisnn between the number of outrages in Angnst and Benterober last jutt at tba moment when It wss expiring and as to tbe unexampled abundance of tbe supreme rawer riven ta the mast ef the Irish Peuulr. I th ink I Lav read In tbe speech Loci Hallsbury't rolietgne that a year and a half ago tbey agreed to firs household surtrsg to Ireland, altbour during the' 12 months that followed tbey riever failed to urre the necessity of renewing tbe Crimes Art.

(Hear, bear,) llut tbese arguments of )e, Hallsbory art, after all, only Ibe srllftre of the rhetorician. Th main tbiog It that lord Hallsbury and Itrd Itaadolph Churchill bare rrsolve.1 to forsm Ire laud umlcr tlie ordinary uw and, aunouf ii win ie our duty to wstcn the process carefully (brer), I for my part heartily wish the in success (loud lies rs), forgetting tb exsmple tbey scl In 1W0 and 1 will neither asy nor do anything tending to hamper them. Mtkiuld ther, however, bave derided carelesaly and on Imperfect information and Hie ordinary law prove iuaufHrieet, tbe unwarrantable attack made on lxn rt nnreter ice bis nrm admtnistrstion oi tbe i rime Act will with double force recoil on hi assailant. (Cheers.) 1 pass to the otbrr soil lar more aimcuil subject, the management of Irish drmrstie affairs. I notice in almost every recent siveck by public men of high repute ami authority a certain similsrity of eiprrsslnn in their references to tbe administration of local Irish sfTsirs by Irishmen but an almost studied vagueness in expressing what are and what are not (oral affairs.

Mr. luadslone and lord Hallsbury, and even Mr. I'arnell himself, rccngnlxa that Imperial matters should 1 arttlnl by Imperial authority. Tbiv all claim or admit tbat the integrity of the Ere uirr must te preserved. But I have not yet read any careful endeavour, I do not say categorically, to defloe, but even generally to explain which are brsl ami which Imperial mature, to be assigned respectively to the local authorilba six! tb Imperial I'aruameat.

May gentlemen, be allowed to state to you In very general terms what tn my mind this division might fairly be (Hear, hoar.) I will take In tbn Brit place Imperial rosters, ol which tb Imperial Peril ment alone should take rognlxanr. The first will be all thst concerns the Croen, the provisions for Its maintenance, and the Civil List. The next will be our foreign sfTsirs and our relation with the colonies ami with India. Tbea will follow the raising, governing, and paving of tbe force ot the I Town, both Army and isavy and all matter touching tht iWrnccs of the country by lane! or by sea. Krxt will be tbe flag, maritime jurisdiction, and tbe laws concerning external trade.

Then would follow the Customs, and so much ol Ui interna revenue aa is raised on custom able article and here I divrrco for a moment to say bos isiaiiy injurious to insnmen, isr more tban to ureal Britain would in my opinion be the plan which Mr. Parnell baa sketched of sn Ireland encircled by custom houses levying protective duties to promote Irish menu failures. Why, a war of tarifts witk Ireland would be far worse for ber tban onr former scandalous prohibition of her manufactures axd would ruin her In a Tear. (Hear. near.) without oar coal and Iron the would bave ao re munerative manufactures whatever, and ao English doty on Irish linens, and Irish whisky and rotter, not to aay irisa catxie, xqigct utterly exclude urm irom tee only market of any value to Ireland.

The scheme is thoroughly Utopian, llxrad cheers.) I return, however, to' Imperial matters. After the Customs would probably come tbe Fost Office, which If independent would be a pecuniary burden on Ireland and, of course, tbe Court or Ultimate Appeal, the currency and ooinagend tbe regulation of tbe National Debt, mnst be retained by Parliament. I need not enumerate other Ira important Imperial matte but I ought not to omit to say tbat In any such division of powers and duties Ireland should be financially treated witk liberality not, aa Mr. Goacben says, with cheques, but on a permanent basis in an equitable spirit having regard to tbe com aratire wealth of tbat country and of Great Britain. But having reserved these, why need we Insist on more (Cheers.) The ordinary administration of justice and Ibe public establishments, in Ireland, now ludicrously extravagant and cumbersome, would far better regulated locally.

As to the police, why should not Irt land bave ss much autonomy as we in Yorkshire snd in every other English county outside the metropolis now have! Her internal trade, ber railway and puUie work are purely local matter. Htr schools and higher education bave formed for years a great Parliamentary difficulty, and wouki oe lar neiirr rrguiaiea and luprrtotrnaed in Ireland. So also tbe ear of btr poor and afflicted is ber especial concern, better understood by ber thinly tbe Irajairial Parliament. I therefor would meet fairly and In a generous spirit the request which Ireland mtlies to ns, (loud cheers,) Iri us retain for Parliament til that to any appreciable extent or In any intelligible sense can be railed Imperial, Wt might go further and requir tbtt ven In tbe rrgulstlon of purtly Irish, matters rwiiginus uurny and ion sirici onservanc tl Clilitrsrts ml of the rights of prnptrly should I murk protected as tbey sre under tbe American Constitution from In frlnrement by tn Individual Mttte. But beyond this I think that Parliament nerd not go.

I may be asked what should be tbe constitution of tbe dsllbrratlv trl administrative belles to which local affair In Ireland might intrusted. No one who Is not a Minister has suiheisnt Information to define precisely how tbese should be constituted. (Hear, hear.) But tbe firtt matter to be settled is tbe solution of tbe question what are Imperial uanrra wuicu suouia ce rrguiairu ami administered by tbe Imperial Parliament and Government, and what are strictly lical matters for settlement in Ireland herself. Beyond this It would te presumptuous In me to go but if the country should accept thn division I now humbly tuggest, tbe Kcond question will be toon answered. Prom in management el tbeir local attain ty Irishmen I pas to the reform of the county government ot Great Britain.

I rejoice greatly at the immense strides which Lord Salisbury's speech tt Newport show that he has made cn thit subject Mr. Srlster Booth's utterly inadequate i.iii. iie oououcaa snows preiiy arcurawiy wnat we wire rradyto propose ourselves had time allowed in the last session of Parliament, and he baa sbadowod ont a workable plan. What is wanted ia that, leaving to tbe great towns tbe entire management of municipal affairs, but greatly adding to tbe business intrusted to them, the counties should each have what may be called a small Pirliamcnt, popularly elected, like tbe general council of a retch Department, but. with muck more extensive functions, and that these should supersede all tbe functions of th magistratea which are not judicial, including licensing, and co a great deal of the work in connexion with the Poor Law.

local government, education, and other matters now managed by tb central departments in Iaadon. My here (Mr. Savile Wood) i clerk to tbe guardians of thit union, and he has often been in correspondence witk me about matters now necessarily brougbt before tbe Local Government Board. Tbe greater part of that supervision might le safely intrusted to a county council. (Cheers.) Perbspa for a year or two some magistrates should be associated with tbe popularly elected councillor to wear continuity In administration.

But ia tba end these councils abould consist entirely cf representatives elected by the bouse holders aad others who return member to Parliament. Thit reform ia county government should be accompanied by a reform in tbe government of the metre polls oa tbe basis of Rir Wilbam Harcourt't Bill. rom Ireland sad tbe counties I pat to what it called colon 11 federal ton. At an oil colonist myself (bear, hear) 1 hail tb gradual bat tletdy approach of a polirybiadiag together tb Cnit'd Kingdom tad ber dependencies ftr mere closely for the Increased rtreas th and wosperitv of tba KmiJrs. (Cheers.) It mnst not hurried.

Although Canada bat been fede rated taw a nonunion, neiiner tb Australian colon let nor tk Cap colonic nor tb West Indie bar yet agreed to anion among themeelve aad nek anion matt, ol course. preced a closer union witk us. But much has beta already done lor military and naval eo oneration between tk mother country aad her dependencies. The expr dltloa from Sydney to Buakla (loud sheen) wu aa excellent etaea, aad I hop that tk gnat toloxuai axklbltlea (gMITHt KLpEU, 4 UO "8 NEW bqokb iauw sKPtnT jinrm tku HI Hfbsd t'sobls MiMua el lbs stars wait, silk mors Hikt'll. MltHlsi Ht frWIcS 1ft eWni Kt lH lrMM.sM, llkW iniVEtrrW IKOKMII AlsrTJHsrTrflalSIf.peit lmtANA lbAt.

Ily W. jtOnlttS. Atithor nf "Hit Thlm. "Msemoisslleas ktsrssa," "tlstrlmofis ae. Lnnilon, Mmlih, KIHsr, snd is, sinrbie pise.

1st ion under woicu a aor man. unanm 10 pay bis cniiaran srnoiM less, can send ms emu to myself to tbi proioaal I want liKiulrr. Th Kdu ration Ait of 1970 has now leen in forte fur In years, and 1 think that tbe whole subject should bo Inquired Into exhaustively by a rouunittre of tbe House of Commons. (Cborts.) There Is no doubt tbst the cost of primary education is far heavier tban tbe authors of tbat Act contemplated, and If to tbat expense sre to add a year as a contribution from the Kiibequer in lieu of school fees in Knglsul. Scotland, and lrrland our educational finance may break down altogethtr.

I hope, tbtrtfore, tbat whatevtr (iovtrnment may be in power the tppolntment of such a rommiltre will be one of its early acts. (Cheers.) lastly, feiittrinrii, I must say a word pmi the form of our land laws. Hi re too, Lord Hslis lury has maJe great progrras. (Cheers It It tro that brand his I Cltaunllor are it loggrrbeadt (Uugbter) about una of tin most Iiuixrtsnt blanches of that reform, tbe slmpllllcstlon of tithes ami their universal regiitratlon. I bot, bowtver, tbat th Cbanrellor will win, and that Ixinl llslsbury may strenuously back what Lord Mali'bury wilt fight shy of.

(Laaghter.) On tb other principal informs as to land advocated by the great rutss of the Llbrral party my views trn dear. I Tiass voted mere than once for what it loosely call.) tke abolition of primogeniture, what is really the eqaal division amoug children of real estate like personal estate when tbe father dies without a will. I think that the power of settlement should be greatly restricted, and that except wben marriage Is tbe consideration, no property should be nettled on persons unborn. (Hear, bear.) I would also apply what is known ai the State's eminent domain to lend required for allotments for the building of churches snd rhspels and for other purposes of public Titility on toe same terms as. land taken lor railways, 'iving the exercise of that right to the county or borough oral authorities.

Lastly, a would, as before stated. transfer to tbe owner whose name appear on tbe register of title a bug proportion of the liabilities for local burden now bornny tbe occupier, of course with due regard to existing Interests. (Cheers.) I have now. gentle men. I hope not al too great length given yoa my views on tbe main political questions affecting the internal affairs of our great country.

On other matters, including foreign analrs, I hope to address you on a later occasion 1 will only now say that, while not a Jingo, and while anxious tbst our empire should not I unneceesanly rnlanred. I advocate strongly tbat policy which woo Id make it clear to tbe world tbat we ran and tbat we will maintain our own at an Imperial people (hear, bear), prepared to protect and detend lie re we bave placed, them our fellow subjects and their great interests. (Cheers.) Thit policy I learnt from Lord t'ahnerston, under whom I first became in this country a servant of the Crown I dreaded and disliked Lord Braconsfield't parody of it, but tnr original 1 believe to be dear to tbe majority of Englishmen. (Loud eheers.V At the close of the speech questions were asked, one of them being whether tbe total number of Conservatives in the House of Commons with this sddition of seme Irish members did not form a considerable minority as com raced with tbe Liberals when tbe late Government were turned out. Mr.

Cbilders replied tbat was a question of fact tuck tt was not usually put to a candidate, but be would say that tbe Lihrralsbad a small majority at tbat time, but unexpectedly tbey were taken by surprise and defeated br a great muster of the Conservative party. In reply to another question the rtgbl hen. gentleman said there wss no foundation whatever Ii the statement of Mr A. Gordon which bad been, so much discussed recently, and as to what political tarty Mr Gordon belonged In, be could not jwsslhly say to which artv be at present attached himself, but tt various timet be bail allied himself first to on iHirtr thdthrnto anollKr, Ursolutlnns In SLnnort of Mr. Chlldbrs were carried all bui unanimously, Wimtuu's Turner! ii Ma (lr iiaTniv A mfeliug of the executive committee appointed for the purposs) of carrying out the details connected with tbe pro lioarei woranirn tribute to Mr.

tUedstone toon plseeyee irrdy evening at tbe City Libers 1 lub, Walbrrok. E.C Mr. Ireiierirk A. Ford, the chairman of the committee, i ru I. i.

M.L.M.B., and Mr. Callow, two of tbe treasurer of tbe fund. In oreninr. tbe tirocecdlnr the chairman slated that delegates bail already been appointed to represent uiuusiij uuuiisr jsmocrstic niwcae idsuiuhqds, and said that it wat significant tbat many widely differing sections of tbe party were met In unity together, with tbe one oujert oi expressing in visible lorm me appreriaiion and gratitude of tbe aorkine classes for tbeir ereat leader. Mr.

Cilsdstone. He had further tbe great pleasure to report to tbe committee that Sir John Lubbock bad consented to act as joint treasurer with Mrs. Fenwirk Miller and Mr. A. tallow.

lib the view of avoiding tbe necessity of givin crcoii it nau ceen decided to have a stamD desiened wbic should be given as a receint for each contribution to the lum. jin application lor a design lor tee uiadttone iriuuie bhidd osa ucen made in mi imiiais. a.jv.. ana be hoped that at the next meeting tbe committee would be in possession of a design of artistic merit and intrinsic worth. In the discussion which followed tbe chairoan't remarks, Mr.

Carpenter (Westminster Democratic Club) aaru ts ssu Decn ascrnained wneinar m. uiaosaone would be willing to receive tbe tribute, aa it would be unfortunate if it were to meet with the tame disgraceful end aa tbe Turnerelli wreath. The chairman. In rcr.lv. cointed out that it wonld be necrsssry to have something to effer ujaillDDS 11 OS WOU4U accrpv IV.

Ills workmen's tribute to Mr. Gladstone waa being carried forward by a strong wcrking class committee, whereas in 4miKiciu susiriAsnvii only one iiMiinuoai concerned in itt Organization. Mr. Venwlek Miller also dressed tbe nrred tinrn tba deleeates tba of working hard to bring the project to a Mceaat Soith Anticix Aitaks. Colonel BIr Charles Vrtrrra, K.C.M.O bat teat a telerram from Madeira.

r.i it. to the secretary cf the London I bembtr of Commerce, accepting an inyiUtien from tbat frtoj dinner to be given in bit honour en tk2)it Inst. The Lord M.wr,. i v. y.A We.wili bennablstodoso, owlrg totbedtt originally na lrn altertd, Im it Isrxifctrd that hi lord! R.

ia tb courr of tb tretdnc. TTior Jj r.ucorg Haden rewtlL UJI.U., M.A.. will irldresi tbe rn, k. iv. rv.

mA otbert interretcd la tb tnbiect on "Africa routh of tb t.ntiator ti i aa arra of (apply, a market for Britltk twit, aad a field for. Investment Ha i.ii.. K. remembered that Mr. Badea Pew.Q wa with BU Ckarlet warren la Bechuanalaad, tad bat only lataly returned.

ntntklp Company's steamer BparUa. with Cbariet on board, expected to reach Soutbamptoa oa irrlo PWim UPTgn riHAI'MAN and ItALL'H NEW BOOKS mm TiHif KHIH1 LY lUn'IKTor tTctor i JL nw niicysnaiiia railnrss. Hon. R. H.

brrfl. M.P. (T Jfsleontsat Isbrral lea. It llre plasolsa.1 Lsa III wfcwsisi rs. ai, r.

si.n aad snassln onsUntlufi. Tit Ilo Turs Hsl.tltli. turf llsalsr emart Fuiue. Mas tM. hr M'asM A.

Ths In4a aiock Klshanss. bf 11. Msr snl in rsi ura rt ihs I si. al Msrssruvsk. I IKK of MONHKlUNKUlt liUPAJfLOUr.

By "if bAOHASOie. Trsasisud fiera Ik Frsusk by LAP llr.Klis.KT Oiovitlis wits lllHslrtliua. AUSTRALIAN I.1KK Black tii't VVhito. Ily Met OAstrilKIX stAgli, alssselkTknaaat. isadi inn ts.

(i. Pill: ItAlilCAL I'lttiGKAMMK. Wllh a 1'rtfact 1 tt iks lushi linn, J. riUMnmi.AiN. ui nwsi.

i etsrt sehs Inleresii. snd lis i si sow la Uss.li, Ilardlr sar pnlnl. i lr ss Mm see, if sksl noslil lobe snd eittst lb hs ixwi rruscsnMiio im rvirasuii te las reasMsrsiisa of rssdsr, lialif risws MODERN SCIENCE and MOllkllN THOUGHT. llfSLIAlMl. a n.ll,l..

w.lU read, sveiprvnisr Invin Hill, i Itsl eielush ns 0nn relltlous ssiuvs isaisnirsDiyaiine. Hsrsosllert oiik eonsidrr Ms still sl taruecsd ti ttcsllrai sad lytstsl slaasplea. eall oilllrs isiss I'all Mall liasetls. A NrW ciHiicitV hrinBr rpiIKPYTCHLKY BoiiK of REFINED CX)K RY sad 11 1 LI 8 el t'Aar, Tf MAJOR Lars srowa la Ltsieasa an Hall. LlsalU4.

UrarkUe etrset, w.C fATH, Hrgent ttrMt. lXtltlUIfl itvm ib (JUFKt 1 AY'S 99 tngw'we art TiprJtncing rAvgi Tir eealkrr aad tsssewsiara, taeet as I UeaedMlaldifaet taal ear snawaer sss 4sa sios sni uims mil A slant st Ike sknas sails le skew Ual a ik eVUsale leti sne Snsners aes sms eiaao so aavra nia onq i MMisssklo stedevaad Uat praa latuaa frtsdw skewt le JAVcL Tk "changa In lh fabrlo for raotirtilog T. seeks, asees asaetsl I a. a In asrr toraetssawt, awuig Its tow oe sa wklr swtsosa sdaill losMVaaloBa aa4 flfsa bills sociee for srletr. AYH itHADZIMIflii.

A materlaT caifeeT ThaT shwlr. wkssk way stab arat seawlstkls) Ike eld narawaita. wkre wtsssaad wn arse. krt sassa.l tor wleVew wved aad vory oera saeuraing. JAY'S CIlftPE 1MPEBIALK Vrk tkat ha been sailed anen te wwar saoarala I adsbewAaxsoelawesollaoolsale arr lalidimnllr la rctna sr a auUrUJraUl srpo laisCrtsOa.

A eaesoey slsas st Ibis labn would sagtsst thai It Is Tlr rrssw eaarase usvsre, but en stsasieallsa stvne I be Bust railrolr srastatlo Banes aev saosraa a s.ia. Is ta swtts adaesad la ssrtlcwatl wear, aod has tko atdiUoaal sdtaeuao seflrvset tma ststeosT le vaabte Its MS mono wttaom os ear BsasseUi. i OairPfench neTgSbW are wont to entieia wka ther tars oas last of sovorny le ta style ot ear saewralac. aud Ihss seSM Ik Lroos leasas trovldsd a spsssaliu lee Messrs. Jar oallol fAlLLC rKANCAttK, el a Iklaaer rlktlw tka Bsaal lalile.

aod ol a blast so dead sad rasstasoss tkat a briUlaoor oaa koetelvwa Iraea It, sr. a wh It eossss andae a ray of sassbias. II isnUr rsqairrs bomo( laoMsal sssisinrlis ot ssoaraia ts acsolsiss Ha arpoaa. A eell Sulag ae wou draasd SMtuas siade ef tk lalua caaaot fall le earn wlUk it a cachet ef good stjl aot easjejndlel la any lafsrloe rsbrts. tame lefca it carried" out Tn the texture stssunvsd lor lbs maalUs to he wora la this akaa o( ssynrala.

Tb a are ctUiarlr rich. Ike srovad week brusg oC tb laswsless IsUle hats daaerllod. with a raasirr Was dastso. of a bold pwissra, rawed aievt a eaartar of aa lack rraas tk loan alloc Tbe tlarao la sBuraiy oe sua, bus qisb a sosai seer bos oi siossl sarfac of lbs plus, ths faru Bling ns butk rsra srsnia sal rnac. bso or eloaa A Another mantle material, lest suitable for deep awurnlag.

has a plush greosvl, with a rrU4 sllert oe the seiag a oaxxers oe JAY'S. But In my desire to closeTy associate then lusUslas. draases sad ssaalios. 1 am Mnlllln) son of tt other as aud sITsctlv saatenss, Bbick ogrv a wide saaso of stoics for ta wko are aauW ta lay sal da tb soieered frocks last hat grcd teuilaut past aad. sUase trua btcossiii or tbutta.

sr. la soarik el nbat black etdssedts of fisf aod slats le ess ilailug tk sisi a Klbl sm b.l Iks i sua yards of fsskou lot th HfO.iO 0Mf.W WW ss sssa las rsat.ss ana euwHaallu Ml Iff ll ls 1 a.saaae id I itb, JssijRit hi fftaat ai fHlHtft'' 'f Hi 8 I' I rc4a sf al bt ssscad tk ficatfaM sail rahsts edrclsd oa uas srauadeoet ks Ik aMssiii Ml tases uiisss. oiif ss ts ftMtissM aH tilt a4 HH' iH'l. MttBJf, IHt'f (bl Ml Mtki( it rfwii re wrtiH ti ft till h'. lailjl Ht'1i HM '7 irOl TfH i ins Jl e(r so ibss ine eafimin MM till till tinut, at tn lln Htllle, Anodsff fsH i or rwi sn Wl (iitt tUeli rtrHtr.

rUff Utli jb! (III and ths sslrl. ssxt I bird. nloh ost tilsak. bsl tba serlrrt Ml sls. lWfi lth'1 sn Musts: Th Ifnnt.

Kiel I be tb ns mjtd ni rr nls ritntsl'ttrinllft. bad plnah trlas ol nltitOYL tbiltlh bnntrt arid UHlnsmtld el rinls I lh lJn Itllle. ABHtarf fsH IB HSfCn IrflBt ebleh. Utlanli ss II did with rnilii InoH tile, sradoally detrl nl lal masses luas sad Ihles al Ik rl as to bmt At a le ol a teal out. lb mnst sallshlo drsperf lor sU Ikssasllrts oonld I si Iraa.sis.

klek Messrs. Jsf offer la issUeal qualilj. acts esrr ssly for ttass in sariotts sriers. sores of eblsh ars most mnHerst AY'S. Another handsome visiting eostum was of shads that I a mi nnly d.scrlfce br sotnrarlai ibeta In lh vr lof Bnss or rrsr rifws wins.

Tne rines wss or waas is reaiiy frsmro of lh soe oe emu fsllla, slth alask ralswd audi duals, so aa lo sradsliena laerresi Iweomiag i triskmlaa Ths enlt adllliOB ta II sirs ee fofHid of iwislad ahsalllr. Burst silk, sad srsr aoaris, waleh WUo.tlld lbs Itroa tkat BraVsklsalad la) tko slrtt Kniffoua uf sslsss, msuk st Its darbssl si la ika slusS. wsr IA H. An evening dress, which ram from xtngat, kl Ikafioeiaf idei risk UlUMaasI te the rlgkl std or Ik lb wss a raa of erspa, wh nttH ls nf aaotrs sod tmssw fislrul4 "t'l la sails sulsb. HI eu Ibo left aid wss tka Sssss sns i ts IC'stMi sel In SI Ik waist la Isfta net tlsl's.

fhl'li ae galhsrsd lv feis4 si ih fnH sflheslhl Al Ika sack fall a arers trsla of rich uttea, silt, silklli msSnl si tb well, aa I saadrled wllk natosiorr wutbed la lis saw sir Is of bniMss sa llx isia Ik mis ike kndlra, w'sh was KebHrilae. bat a seaate srrsnsnrBl In frrnit, tiled la with a fyloasa ef emntoidatod srap, 'OTioB. orrzMAaa ando. jpmrtairsu T)D tain ike.r MOWiyiOMi. ThS rH miTmrncnur.

OETZMA.VN aril BTtkJK, now rwsiiriss a Issmona sssiiilmsiit ef sesssius aod sis CARPET "Itugv, Linoleum. CurtaTn. T.ki. Cora OKTtMAHW aod On. 4 rTa, noa, UETZat AJfJl sed tmT PlctaresVasa, kc kTZidJrir DIKIiR, Uesaert, Tea, and TolUtTBimC TahU 'll s.

aa OCTniA3r aad Ca. v3gAXlaOVVHuCEaUJlNO: QETZMAKX aad JpSTKUfVSJXU: OeTZSTANlf and" il to 7i. Hapwtr roaX aeae Tottoahsm sarve ed and Uooss slsaot PUOTKCrlON from TIKE. Larg fins Impoastkl by the adoveioe ef uRnrxxufi aiitomatio avaxiit of ria XArurrriow 1.ICK8 aXTIMirtKbaV al "wt0, MAYWAadTd HASIDllREJfADte. JAMKd HINCLAlB.

(4. Ouera VirorlartAreer Usojasy aad OukelrU ioua, MsasbsaVw 1 0LUdMITlia' ALLIANCK (Limited uJu VT CraalH. Ba I r.l.LKH I neUUlsUaxltTIIS ALLlAHtTa) sa iwsafsaiiasw ssitadl raSBestfallt soUallaalaspoatiaeof Ikslr sttsasr.aerra' suat4as booulul assnrsnl mi laa loirlaa aru nissaiasa, itoji ra imei be aiaass, fr tsss, rrosa wIPmIi 11 tail rliaai, Iteta aasfi asta isus tl kt so msiiss sa isw is hw sf swsiswess) sasasuis II ltjWHHI Mlft fm fMMn'U satserti HP TS ti RICIIAHD HKNTI.RY ami KOK's KW WOItKS of rilTlnS lh. Autloe of Ai.bleTwsaiT.'aZ. I 'HrTTT we have the Beatrice, made originally rinflt.

and qwlt worlbr of his wcetd wids rspwtsUnn br last II bas birg. ssl aad a sued oullar, and Is esiraawlr hasdsoim. Ths chsaill frmss Is something splendid. Nsl MMn the JCrnivutriida. a rkaralDf maalln, wiihanl nf brad wutk sa.1 uls lmi.

aad Ions enua of ribbon la fe.at Tba larsa slaess, vary da as Ika alhow. ss qulio aa. and aaasrry irsaa asiaty MoBins saeia lets lis passsmsnsseio breught esse His shonMor and kofciBd lb slease I wvy alasaat, nillTON IIUtL. Ily Mis. AN Mhi KUWAItDF.8.

sion. isvao lawr nes, 'Uugbt Ws le Visit tl se.J A J. Aalbnv of Leak, Woiosn of Fashion." ai.vao lawr ne. oc ts. la Jsols.

otowii Itn. Bt lb Aalbor nf riarFar ll.sihe.ilT; Trial, LILIAS, Ily 1(. CAIIKY. Author of Jfrlllss Msssories," "llotsvi iirds AbBrmeai." Itida. fhls antsl seatoias a snaibet nf sir.

hiss and anseiiaa siiaaili aa a gtsal sark If of srr pei llf susnas, a ksdes uf siMnss al rsise ii is trim in "ki ka ana it sobs sea Basilar In snllsel snd dyrlf.ee, Jswiess l.asslla, Br lb Author nf sarioaiies," CIHTRHf.IN.LAW. Ily LADY MAKOAilKT 7 MAJKMDtR, Aareoref Tka Ttira i lbs Tlfte, te. In I sola Sl.lris lu LW Is on of ths Bl I sssibsIISS of bonks, and wa asa Inasin Us evtlng a sourr salrtst Uasura lolls readers. wniiof.aii iissiew. Us Ike illkni nf 1 wn fmmn MHR.

HOLLY lilt. By CEOKOIAfi A M. CHAIK. IB 1 vols Mr tbe ablef IhattsSftlllarBllvor brlns akb, ta tall a slnry well Miss Vtmlk comrlrsa to rttaln ear Intevr thrrath ool, aad lo mats us rerret lh nic snent a ben (are tba last I st ef TotMB. inre.

iism tn craoiaus perauaai aio aiaaa eacuiiar still." Hodslr, MHH. KEITH'S CUIMK: a Ilecord. By Mrs. K. CLlrlORD.

Tklid edition, la oiosb (a "lis deriat bsco of work, snd me of unusual orr la lis strre way. lo lb ire is latter a oem Uiao a nossl a poaw. oe tpw danat sad altkoet euic sUtssth Id Its taal rsssss.a It Is so fall of vnoor ef coBseptioa tbat na forxKsa it Ibe hsnoatsg cbarartae of lu bsp nlBta," Hew Yk maisrclal dtertlsar. Bv Ika Aathne of Mlraa te. A NDBOMEUA.

By OEOHGE FLEMING, Aatroe of A Kilo Nosrl." VasUrla," la I sola. Ktchard IlanUay and See, le.w Rorlierton areat, l'sbluhars la ursinary iter i sjosty r. vaora. isdela. AY'S DRKHH MATKKIALH.

Thera Is no lack of I anaies la Iks dress mstsrlsls offaesd lar oaof al nvvelu waas. I tw. ss ussnti i ew ui us whether la I last or sh i tos of srsr, but plush aad Ilia araduatlsete slrsa. Z. and A Hswmaaasnet.

a. Ustt oil. Iss. td, qnlts a. il i.sls 7 ss intias of silt.

I gauoe. Ksrsstaa. watae waits, sal an isytsvieans. sj. Dl tllaco sjaartsr of a tm aaasa larfta.

pansahl Uow and Uf is fores strip. I sad sheets of Vsnoas stadsa 'H. l7n tnture, known iy the name ol sal." bas lu slsa'iag sin pat. ablsl, arsasarsalg a a In apart, turmst ef tr wkl's lhr grosnds theso pansahl ua and Uf is fores strips I sad sheets of Var sed Bldiks. 1 AY'M TniMMINOH.

Amoat orlcinaT and durable 91 IrlBimlns is peeridsd lor Ibes sn whlek fweabl fsia tall tko TiKTlCfK Oommen aileall nf la luls ul atnlbert, DM enlg Uf lu lasliag qaabllas, bat sis loe the flassurs II will slford I ibe Hill aeea. TbU inmnlag is lorwoa or lannmeraB Mars tarsal tsnanea balls Hntf lAystk nnagimp found.liea. fnrmla a raw ef ailgbifIIIHl tuaspues, kbk no habf tsgts eesld nsirl, nor yst desir f. 1 AV'S ilKAlTStT. rhrr ia murn novelty also tETs aataaa la tb muds of df aMag atlrU.

I was skewn an evesuag lUeri mad te warln. whkb waa a wnsxiroos wotMasiioe ax I Biatenaia, so sailiaiir intaemnni ss praloee a most aaefal sffaeS. mj ti.i A I AY's: TbefoundU.on i aTycTourt fri with I rrnu a nuua mercary. I aeasses of Uvea. Used with rlttntt si the edso ef Ik steel, tbe IXiWiu I bll llll I i lower plarrd last abov tk sVmnses.

fc tos fnlHag ef jattwl flOCKLK iILL. of purest drug, net, so laansparaol aetosbo throasn It the dealt of too r.lo irs CASSELL and COMPAKY'8 LIST. Cooapleto Cataloru port re on appllaatlon JTcw Now ,1. newt SOLOMON '8 M1TIKS. By II.

BIDER IV II AOO A KD. A tbrlliinr story, foabded on aa Afrlesa lotcod. would el's many nusals, sar X) Ithal Is aboot tbs (early barresll, for suao buuk as 'King Solomons Mines." baloedaj JUTlew. Tiow ra1r, prtea A 8 IT WAS TVK1TTEN. By a New Writer.

Being A a. raalrst Volnmect Cssseirs Kslsbcw Series. assails Raink sw Re Ties of crisln! aoerls crmmssoes with work of thrill, lot interest, for sostained power it occupies a antes posltbj among too onaeniaine sloe es ol IDs Tear. xisiir caiooicla. rae neiea On QUERN and KlSU; or, th Loyal 'Prentice.

liKSKY FRITH, Autknr id Tbroaeh Flood. Thsmuk tc. With elsll rl(ioal lallpsf TlaUd IDssirslkwa, by F. sf as ea, elnta silt. rlra 1 Uadd.

I1nnnl.t In 11 rinnka Is each. rrtHE WOBLU's WOKKKKH. A Series of New and a. uniinai voian.es rv untular Asirers. na ronraits.

pel sled en list ss Tr oauplosa, Ul pases, ceewn doth. (A Ust esc I on SJiplli a'li'o Jlnw ready. lea la. Cd I "HK WOHLH'a I.UMBKK a BOOM a (lossl ahnat uai I It. lie sel lVA H1Y1 lMis'riios.

I isen lo MU ieth. in Witk fj SENT nACK by the aSiIKI.M 'and ether Balltdt nf HosusMd lln.l. Ill lie ll HDLHK'h; la Ml II 1 1 Ml A t'enwn lo, rbnto. Ma ihent ailain to a tseg klsb pslk.e its Ira rsabstle slanp aimiaier. t'asa ll sad linuar, Ijrnliad.

l.uH.sle Mil, tndoa. SOCIETY for I'llOMOTIXl CHRISTIAN K.NllWLtrir. Kgw ri'MI IOATl'iNt LAI) HRHVICK. Br KI.lNOlt LEWIS. Atthor nf llssrtl snd Loss OKen Ctnsi." 1'osl siolk AW kosrds.

Is SICK BED HKHVICK8. from the Holy aa4 lb Hook nf L'osnmea frar't. Wllk a belerlloa llrmns By the uu UKV. CAMuX ll AWXl.NS. Crow a sloth Iwards.

la td the Arrthor of'MTh Scbon Ub borcsr lines la ret. fist tea. rnHUE VINE (The). Ily JL nerg Cila Famllr." ia Wl cloth boards. Is.

td WAYS and MKAN8 in a I) KVtlNBHIRE VIL IAMILIAIt IN8TItUCTION on the CHURCH JL1 VATKCHltkt, arraoswd for oeerr tasdsr In the Tear. By lbs KltV. U. B. HALUM.A.

rosl lea, ctolhjtoaruaja. rpiIE CHURCHMAN'S FAMILY BIBLR, with I CommeoUry. lUnttoated. Tb Old Testament. Part XIIL Jeremiah to KrskieL chan ale.

Rots I paper sorer, td. vawv. AortniunDeriaoa avecaa. i nsnne rr.v. i uoara Mvona tirset, X.U.

is. tl Ucorga plaaa, O.W. ana Itt, 21 street. Unshtoo. HE GENERAL ELECTION.

In two Peru, iwirm each 31a floe cash each 17a fidL R0GKK8 on Parliamentary and klaah lDal. Wl an AcMndlx of Ulaiatas aad Foessa 14th oditHin. ByJ. tsov. barrtsur Psrt Bofla m.moo, inoinoing ta rrsauos in siesisiratspn avppoaJa ran ii.

lesiioos ana retrtlona iTliK CANDIDATE'S and ELECTION AGENTS 1 GCTDK foe rARLIAMEKTART sad ntCalCIl AL KLKC witn an A trend I ol rnrme ana Btalnus. Xt JOHI Kow readr. oitiUoB. Brio la. rrtHE cniLD guide to knowledge.

be Lady. Tb Orujloel Antboeteed Kditloo, beoskt down so ins pissant urn: LeaaoeynimDsin, ssarsnati, sag uo. XCw'rOZkl. lf ow rsadr. nrlee XT' HARTOUM.

By a Cambridge Undermdnain. JV Uerwnod sad ea, ktaasnestse; Vlstset, Xa. Hi, ttraad. Older aBywtw tea Kotleas and Keesswa. the WATCH ICS of th NIGHT.

Poem. In IS 1. volussss. By Mrs. HOKAOa UOHEU.

Tot VUL, "Weird Mists," aad other rvsma Mew read, edltwa loe tbe ailUloa. td. rf rob UsB agten aid Ce II, Usanru suwet, W.q ClUlDEto tht NEW I'll ARM ACDPCEIA all th TX'W Remedle. ta lAklFA, M.t., Lodaese en kissed Medic. London Hospital.

tn lbs Throat HoepiK Astnorof kespu story TbsrapawiMa. re Tarsal, I liTlilstiiiij. aa. Is.td. CbaecklUXll.

Asw Itoellnglenuaes. "twssepf a. J. pntilamd. abxa.

Zm. A LPINK WINTER In tu AlKDICAL ASPECTS. RIGHT I lu CaoMa and Treatment. Wlta Jl Cdisatersea CMIertct, ea aTervee AtTsatlees ef Btgtt, aad lb Vs as Abuse Olaaseel wlU an Aaalrsls of Oaaaa b. UTTOX FOKRU.

If n. wa ria a JtT7. Ji' Itar HopiUl. Wslkawwrt, W. lTletlM.

Uanry aUaa av, tSi, AY'S. Eitract from tko Lady I Hi) hl'M MlllXilVt At ti ia tHttunt l'g HtUBTBil KintS; fnWB 1 lleah IS I bin Rlns. frsai it rm Huf hm Rlnet irfl rl Hat tnos Rlngk trtal II Onrsi Iter hinn Klie. Irvn. tirrii'ls Hsi hm ore, Ir ol it tike 44 niaaio ftosoi rnroe etoao, uinsser.

snv istrvy rurty er erf ajeaip. fnn. ssd SI tirtM prlopt. alosrt readr fee tmnradiat ieebl Uraanes aid seeey Isujestastee fsseaednd ea sppmestat. Usndlx t'nrahiu.

Lonton. DtAM0XlJTJ0ro9HlTTfiP AXLTAKOI ILlealtedl, II sad OoraKlU, adaa. DtiHO.tU ItkXX UL'RA, Braseisia, brooskes, aarrtais, sissns, toe Sets, kall koap aad nato ston etnas, ta. In era I vanasy, a (sad set prleea fee ee OLDSMITIW ALLIANCE (Xi ilUdJ, jos. ir, txi'ii7oMnin7toiin, ittr WlifrNOVELTIlaS ef eUuSoiT" WrriT "MiTK OH, yura, Caiev' HtfiT I TET EXMW CHlETJKCn.

CHDa.R0f.OTHIu; ft Olea, 'WHffK i.ry,an UaierewrT WUITB, Itent otreet and A rj 11 street QABI.NKT yURNITUHK, at RexlacnT'pricel WILLIAM S. liUUfwM ber to draw auers ol. tosonM tool CABlIfer rt7E)ItrOBRwkliktasyrrr sale prstloua i stnctlatlat as graatly rwlswal seUaa Tk sellel.s. smupeistng bed rauai saw in vormsM waiia4ini un ant 4in room fnmitttr, a now an ns. Osaxelptls lieu post tne sa applies il aw.

I KDS'rRAl)S at lULrRflJKXnnxW I Urnas an lew aad Brae asad maka. stewg sal daeaWa rareksaars of Ihl si aes of goods wid tad tt saoe wsd woetkr of a wise. riiJsiAf TTitTrrrTwr aiie. I alter, ana uonsrat sraksEuag.iios atone. r.

it Uata tad BATH aod UOS i 9, Yeittrcet. Lf 0MO0tUTirn; KSIITeEurilyard, E.CC IKHWRTIaIci DuNtwid or Com4int. This Cttlt naea of At daforont medialnsn. WH Uw oal bsl LSATI1 and kUMd. Vsrvtrvst, aad M.

rwi etaeia jsea. r.u COCKLE'S CUMfOUNU AN XllilUOl A plllCBg of fslllo FrsacslM sl Is at thr osut comoJetrd Ik I Vflil. r.K'rt Pll f.H 1.1,., npper part ef tk front sal sides of tka stlrt, Tb trala. wh waa I al rieb. l.eftna eeleer.

bat naffines or f.llla tt. these were g.therr oe tkiek nd. In order keep 11 in nlaee and nT1 preeent It riom rallirg In limp fmai. Tb boak a. atkli was of velvet.

bkidk so tne nraee. nan bimkw let iriinminss to malcB uieemat of tk skirt, wtul IU skav was detard al th waist ky sn erf.iee of Urge facetted let beads, tb bs.n being foro ail by a rtrtee ef CbseUUy lace. JAY CLOAKS. Tbe cloaks this season are to bo either long all ths way round, er sine nolle short at Ul with long enda In front. Among taoe at ears.

Jar's tne Hnt tenbers. cf wkien lbs fonadattna bief felll Fraacajee. with a hand, at arabeeine daaisn ta plash It almoat stinobos tb cronnd, aad la nsls to fll inui tba waist. Tbo fronts of Ibis cloak ar trimmed witk tkank, and tba long hantiag sleraa onming from lb hack are bordered with a ban ef Sha soma fur. anJafain as tbn tmlnl witk skaok UiL There ao other trunmin on tki excepting a sssnlv ti lOCKLK'a ilLU i'or ilili.

QOCKLBS PILLe5 yor lndiestioo, QOCKLK'8 PlLLd Jfor Acidity. QUCKLK3 I'LL Ul for iieartt.ura. QOGKLT'S PILLS. In at eichty thre yetrtT AriCILiot! piLi i f7IHY3 COCOA. Gold MtdtL Pari, 1878.

bunch of coeds and points placed where each slee tats It rise. AV'8 MANTLES. The Beatnee it of plain trimmed with baadaoma rarre Jet. Tb bak of this mantle only I C1KY5i COCO A Twenty two Exhibition Pitt reacnes lo tk waist, tb fronu and side, wbtah ars Innf. forming 1 Xsdaw aeneded.

aV. aadihtrlmmirtUsoaersBsadastihaetkaan'eetnaBninst A pwrf eetle pwre, aad may fairly asastdarad tk sane parcel collarette of et la tbe front, akito it carried strslakt down tb which ooson oan be taken as a sweeens. Wall nuwi ni ine Bscs, rmioeitos pntot wnicn rant eaaenen taa 'y closo le tb tareat. baalaasaou 1 TTiRYTj PURE CONCENTRATED COCOA "It 1 It ef abaolau parity, th very I nest eanbty. and sseonl ts as tb tarsal, kns toe same TU JAY'S." TbeVaTdemar of Itriped plush on i fdebl soeo nw'nulsil" Artkar lldi Haass i.

Ol. HicUlennr. slso short st Its fanes, with long snds tn front made I aananw Kdwy Oodoln CUytao, I Ij'itiu rutus iiuautmiuAi kas ormad a kUk onaja of ita dlotasi u11 il I i' Pl4 adapted to loose ao duMlee oreses are aeax. sat I smtl vt mnw Ijaoseeoo, r.osviant oe ea shade nf maaee. whilo eoQ ettisbls nlaord at the sale rutin formed nf loos loops uf fcethev rtbteo, made In two snnlae al iaaay i smpsian, poeassnt.

u. a nu, ins tert. Kin. JAY 'S. Kxtract from the Ivly.

Mantle ar reoisttsblr huHtsem Ikl rear, ahd Bur artist tea skesrherf a saleellon of (has made ky Msasrs. Jsr. of Um Ueaora! Monrain Wsrekanss, Ktgcnl street, wha srealesis test aad fniseauot in their faculaa hot. Hies ke Cist sailed Iko releasee ktei miltti, arise Ika leans French SaiiM fll aee Waldaaiar of Iirnmart, nd Is deUsktfsl blue mantle, mad of leea.led eetset. ie heniiHi, nvee pi aw eaieet Ji is trimmed null, has tka aleeeea sat la kieh ik.

sl.mildr. and Is Isua lct e.tr oiih and sel ed a ir iin rmt ik.rv Ttls It Warts Intentiona" AY'M. 1'IsAIN VELVET wtlffw very muck worn I Ibis elBlae, sepasisl! msniles, sed In re i rntvesl tullsbl. fee md siisl. Ikunsk lUkl, warm aad rub, aad veer eonawmieal Inf Ike see gain, k.saaee II swrtalg avee esert eat, sal krs sa I in Ml aatwai nf remedslllBg.

I tAY'8 MILLINERY. ft JAY'8 CHAl'EAU PLIrT. or POLHINO BONNET, NOVEL COIKFEUltrwithout wire any kind urn. cool bo teessnrs oe lb lend llsht i it lima w. shaplBs ol laa heed.

sal. well arrsnsel construction, is nlwais he comlns In lb fealarss. ll Is speclallf recnmmrndc.1 tn India wken tier I ne. It mar bo plseed In tb poetelorlnlkelraeeUlasrug wttn 0at lnry. It assamas IU pee shepc wben pieced on tk Bead.

JAY'S. "The artist has Riven admirable dnwinra 99 ot the now booncu aod bile aod oa tk rrla stole tbal kair tn tic tarpoe tkaa a rolnmn nf I feo sim laa of Lhem i aad tbat they ars lbs Beatrst. ale lee snd moss stylish llttla spadmeasot bead tsar that say lady need wish to wane" LJr 1st I ictoi er. IliX JAY'S BLACK "COSTUMES, 4J gTuneaT nQsnv a BnlVnU Cinmiesntn. Be slTateVlaBBan.

Xj kLf Clil 1 ESSRS. JAY have COSTUMES of rood all wool fabric al ralncassaak. Indniline Ji Z. of materiel ta mak tk kodunv tttctckcavjon spnUcatlon. tared socataUe for best, tbe ehespwt, sad the mac areola saaicrlal at tb seice for monmlat.

Jaaosaord make ep rewtertably wt, and Udlan wkn at wwm. nset win ana It ueaUant ten, Inelndlat ra IS den I rrasntlty graus. AY'S IMPROVED JANUS CmTTelrbrlwrwd IHgwlnen tbe fsQ drsas lensth. XanBfae asassra. ana raoomssendod ke tn in JAY'S MOUKNINO VAiLEiiOUSEr "1 ijhessmakers XIX and IIXIXER ttrseeJ to ear pan of loa ktariocs.

free "Mas ta i jiurchasers. They take wllk them dresses and besides pattsrnt ef mstenals. st la. par ard snd apwseds. all marked I plain agnrrs.

snd at tb same pete a If porchaeed at Use nt" tsons. In Keeeot rtrert. Koenooablo cetlmatee aee aiseea7foe noMaaneia monrntng. at a Irani seeing larre oe satnll famuloa JAY'S FUNERAL DEPARTMENT. MESSRS.

JAY, by request of many castorner. bare mad srranewau to eona.d TTJaTEslAUi wtV ywat ears, aradency, nod ecoaosar. Tki stilttinn In their ct nai uooralag knalimas, Ii la heUceed, wUkcan adeaauz te UweTrt. map reoule their sereles la tki keannb, a It will nM uns te etl'ttrartr af Utw1 Y'SliSTlMt3NlTLl7r THE tke tttlxf action n. UL" mt2t wW tb braaeh ef kad i "fupasatnee.

ItM. rmXmXZf'Zl nt psfmeal ef peat enent arslast tae, Itlaa pleanu uasy that evar aasrw wa flfTl e. due le year maaaree t. i H1 ebwrs Itst tkcje Hiteeeete wer rorwaed tea tored rn most dibtoMt tad kssemkag manner. 1 mad rvwaras wwes 7.

1b" "Ib wl fnctlna. st a liaaa wben aaual ewtlealarllv was, at any rata, aot lest ataetia tba "1 any rones liatallr, rpHE LONDON GENERAL MOURN INO JL WAiutHorar IK EOENT BTBXST, Leadeo. IUY, J. aad SONS. Bristol, SydrwyT Jk? Mw aontk Wales CiTAINKri LlNoLKUM The onioal rvntarlabi bj ruieiK CUrTH gTAlKSH LINOteEUM euatiauM nriralicd gTATNTiSOLOjrtaT TmitiLllOLirofrrtSir and gtoaral STaTH kUt LIKOTWM Can kad, pruted at Hal.

I le rtltaaasa. tfootott gTATKaeJinifoXlPio OTllltty LlfiOLJidM boui perltet Uuuon; LlKoLKUM da whlek eolourt k) Wiroeak Ika linth KUii and wiu not wear eff. UTAINlCS LINOLfaUM Liolc.for tbas word oa uu back of tb eloth. OfXINES LINOLEUMNo other 1 renuln. CtATJi konae at boss and A by ahroed.

4rst elase OTAINES LINOLKIIM Patented and manafao tared by MAXUt ACTtJl3 CXJaFAJT. naalaee. aad Mt, lae TletodnWect. Inslec, LINCRUSTA ALTON. Thirteen Prist Medals.

Highact award WBcrerer eikibited ISCRL'STA WAXTON Deeoratol ky "nw JLi Po prodaolns an effects st an ones. LIl'CRUSTA WAin'OlCSee Pattern Boot, Bkovtug npwaed of dlffsreat effect I olonr INl5RU3TAALTUN. Litho IJIutoo XJ sorlptJrs famptiles, Oplninus ef tbe frees snd rrWe Lew fees oa TaNCKUSrA.UTALfolf. To obtain.d' af all IJ rssHsUsi a liaTl WALTilN. Londoo Show Kooens, BseMtetewet.

Head ogee and war U. annkary on Ttisisa INCKl JL l. BT DRINK INFERIOR TKA? ITNaTED HV PAY UNNECESSARY INTERMEDIATS raoFiTar KINGDOM TEA COMPANY. nffi ff aiTPPLT snianoii. TBA.

direet frosn tke llaia Inn suets. sb1 eating sleae series) eg on saililag a ponad. TbU Ceapaar kaee as aau ar retail snaps, set as sot sV las sbnn ewe penad. UNITED KHIODOat TBA CO Mr1 A wtU foe ward sasasUs aad beak akont TKA frse (saargeMr ptiwMue. edetipstfeity ttt paatie te tsas sat tadg tar IkssBsmess.

Thr lMl a trial ef aay ef tke taileeia tsas sra Cainn. Idla, al Ueylen. buwdnd kc aunweocy. at l3 str salt strss. Impeetal Ware Imis strut.

London Busts? Jfc.L Karwncaad Autat.1. id. pen. Me Oneanaa I Ass in. rsiemsnld fee bsesskstl nsa, rowealr gen I taa.

ta 04. a aunad. II J. ste(aetOssnn Aetua. ta apowad.

K. tsieallt Kajcawaal Dwj enanTwwVMUirs ss Tbls tee eswstlnesl an I ss tsiau tk star mtingvewrel ta Bbsnsa ana a rlsn. Hja, ssd daewnr.ant will glee ernes foaa'eattnlateeef Hsenalfteitskenid en srttb wtnt te scaaUadatea. Its, aad aewarda le smllies wasrs saanaltl ef tat Is ssamsd lar mceetney Hnai eta ss Itt smses a yes TVeu ms. cemae 41een Irew tke atlnstas leas wsrlsl ars swasnT tt s)wat and very so ciders try ktwwr ha sets tkaa thaws eepeasd any lArM geiilec eeUs ipwsilre swore.

UNITED KINGDOM TKA COMPANY ser TCA4 1 tnew tnkerws onsctae ora aad pF run aa Tie, end any nddrsns le Iheklendawa. nates I. IV awt Ut nanaod la sase fsewW Aa sisimssUsi ens te ke atdrwsssd a tke aerekxa yrisss. ainnws Isai, Lnnlsn. m.Qi.