The North-Eastern Daily Gazette from Middlesbrough, Cleveland, England • 2

THE NORTH-EASTERN DAILY GAZETTE, WEDNESDAY, JULY IS, 1887. Wnr of the Bill was "a mere interim tionarymoveaiouts in all parte of the world, House rf Jfef iSS S35S2Se thf V0" I 1 nr ti rat ia not Mr Tumerel onlv imef. He inw S' -pEARS' -pEARS' arranfieuieuV' and that a measure lo maKe such objections. If Ireland, in her th raone of Tory rrhaaeit would oe wholesome article a more sweerjine character would have present unpoveriglieti condition, were not tL a.va herr-rerl tn nnnr in I some sh disability upon fol votes of News has jost arrived from I terrible eatartrophe whirfe nsm Laet night people were 1(( I the sound of a loud -t ml HARDWARE. Re CHAJKXiF.fi YOUNG IN BANKBU1TCY.

GREAT REALISATION SALE. 25 PEB CENT. SEDUCTION, OR IN THE FOB CASH. care EARS' comniou wu. 1 a few Toe, member- to be brought forward at an early aaie.

lo receive aid -from her sou who are I pence. and he even went so tar as to wiite to Notwithstanding that the etop-gapcharac- earning their living homwfcly iu other parts the ueen about tue matter. To us Mr Tur- "7 made. There ter of the Government measure was thus stamped upon it bv Mr Balfour himself 01 me wprkl, her people- mtJlit never Sm seems a -arceiy cooustem. urn noi hope for any auieliocatiou at7 all lier I bo- Vncfi for that fauipni' Koldeu wreath PURE FBAGRAJJT KEFRESHrSG FOB TOILET AND NURSERY.

EXHIBITION HONOTTBa. 16 International Awards at absobute Purify A absence of Artificial Colouring. Fair white hands. Brieht clear complexion. Soft healthful skin.

PEARS' SOAP is specialty prepared for the delicate skin of ladies and children and others sensitive to the weather, winter and summer. Prevents Redness. Roughness, and Chapping. Pi? iig Snip Tjvrie the n.K6 ticiM coulaimng naataiienure ihe at are weu-KiiowL uu destroyed, auti even QUliti, JJEARS pEARS' J)EARS 1 REARS' ami-jtnrc of conee an an admixture of butter, an auii.iA UUi cs b-jtterine contains 1 wounded, and thirtv 1 veutnre to he complained of the want of finality of ca 83 would indeed be a desperate one. I Empress In It "not ftttiug that the Irish land legislation that had been it does not follow that, because tbe tribute should be offered in money, especially to passed by the Liberals.

That is to say, money which support-! the Nationalist ail Empress If Mr Turneralli grief is occa-the Minister who brings in a measure cf a movement comes from America, therefore sioned by tbe ia that the tribute wa? iveu in temporary and makeshift kind finds fault i tuat movement is ef foreign origin. It is cash, ratber than in the oi fa golden wreath HEGI8TEB STOVES. KITCHEN RANGES. GUNS REVOLVERS. LAWN MOWEBS.

OILS AND PAINTS. CHANDELIERS AND BRACKETS BATHS. BKD6TEAD8. 1 ESDKRS. FTRE IRONS.

WASHING MACHINES. LAMPS. ELECTKO-rLATE. WARBLr. MANTELS.

I articles should be sold under names from which A RECORD OF Hot Tl, 11 coffee and mustard are entirely oamsucu, oe-c there is no great class interested raising 01 tat H- nn'c of conec ami iuaiat. we nave an agiUtion we have created i or some oiaer ornament, aureiy a nine Dnr TnitovPrnniflnf. nt r.U i reflection might convince him that in thee days Scented Tablets is smaller with the want of finality in the legislation (unscentert. 6d. Insist on havirg Pears', as vilely- of ni opixmeuta.

Why, that is just the u. with nutter i penoo vi woreo aa. pEARS' pEARS pEARS' pEARS' pEARS' yeaily driving thousands of across the Atlantic, with feeling Irishmen gueen lloes bnt conform to the practical and busi- Of hatred I hahilB of her wnnli. hv rooMvintf the injurious imitations are often substituted for extra gain. Maker by Special Royal Appointment to HMM.

The Prince of Wales. imminent with the Tory victory of 1886, consequences from eiwlj. lonUins so.neth.ng more than the thin end 0f the heat was so xrea: contains some." 1 dried up, and wawr ot. the wedge of Protect.on. One of the worst of Us dlcu yf consequences must be to encourage the careleas uatj to be given up and unscientific manufacture of butter, which Sir siHting in then- wo: f- 1" -'J in their breasts against the British Govern- offerings of loyalty in a form convenient for trans-ment.

Are we aLso, iu additiou to expa' 1 ler to banker. Mr Turnerelli is behind his tlin, i- I Whv. it was nmrcMinj hv someone the ALL KINDS OF BUILDERS' HARDWARE. fprcw I offer to large buyert. BALE NOW GOING ON.

Noth Address Young Smith, 19, HIGH-STREET, STOCKTON -ON TEES. minutes, no powerful James Caird latoly found so noticeable in Ireland sun ray wer so tier. lt up as under fitK otbfir day that we English should establish a church dedicated in all sincerity to Mammon, and thus bring oiu theory and practice into beautiful accord. ary uuaci- protracuxi hei iu dry and 1 that he begged his colleagues of the Cowper Com. mission to accept tbe concluding paragraph of the report, which he specially devoted to pointing out how greatly the material welfare of Ire-laud might be promote.

by proper attention to butter-making. Mention was made in this column three or four weeks aso of a tcMDtincr opening in Australia for their friends and relatives at home Wh tt we want is to prevent the depopulation of the country, and to retaiu a peaceful aud law-abiding and contented population at home. The laud cau support, and lias supported, nearly double its present population. If we do not wish to go on multiplying our own enemies abroad, we must ELIABLE the stench mat en-Men and annuals Veniunou summer of 10Z2 fe.i own parched to a tinder an. I RANGE INE.

Tiik Kectory of lieckinRham with tttraggie-thorpe aud Feuton, in Lincolnshire, on the borders of was put up to public auction at the Mart, yestor-dav. but as the highest bid did not reach the QUININE brain. In 112 not uuU hut thft QREAT BARGAINS MILLINERY, DRESSES, PRINTS, GINGHAMS, AND LACE GOODS AT S. LlSNEY LINTHORPE-ROAD, MIDDLESBROUGH. SUMMER SALE a Wesleyau minister of some standing with a baked to tne hardness lr I I 1 Alsace Ask your Grocer for a 6d Bottle it gKPENCE.

naPENCE. will do yon good. make it possible for Irishmen to live and reserve price the property is still in the market. University degree. I hear that this distinguished urea ap.

post, which is that of Principal of the nearl'. Insist upon having Kaimes's Reliable nrnciu at I'ha vn 'hniu i thA ItVino IS wort 1 IHC uuuuiu ft-: oll hu Tl 11,1 year, and the present incumbent is seventy years ut. nodist university college, i tnere were niort; of doing this, only one way of putting ston fo what, ia drnf1 a fnvoion 1 ot ae, no Diuuer couiu uu muuim uwi, ea iKiimds for the ho dinL' denartmental orhce-, and, lor varioun k.Um fuws. lu 0 than sixteen imnnred io hnnnrod Qnimtne wine, only txi per Dotue. 2 Grains of Quinine in each Wiueglaesful.

Quinine Wine, the delicious Tonic Quinine Wine, the Appetite Restorer! Quinine 'Wine for the Overworked and Seine rai. I am now informed that it quality that he admitted himself was absent from his own Bill. Mr Campbell Bannerman subjected the Government measure on Monday to a searching and destructive criticism, and made it clear that, while it would introduce into the Irish land question fresh elements of legal confusion, it would not give a reasonable relief to the industrious tenants whose rents are fast draining them of their resources, and leaving them helpless in the hands of their landlords. Apart from the minor provisions of the measure, its objects are, ostensibly, two-fold to extend the benefits of the Lish Land Act of 1881 to leaseholders, and to put limits to unjust evictions. But it will only accomplish the first object by depriving the tenants of the benefit of their leases, and placing them virtually iu the position of tenants-at-will.

Aud it will ouly-prevent eviction where the tenant is illiug to make a bankrupt of himself. Even then the tenant is only protected provisionally, and at the expiration of a certain period is left practically at the mercy of his landlord. Iu addition to this the landlord's power of obtaining eviction by another process the issue of a writ of fieri Jtuias is left untouched. The Government have placed themselves in the dilemma of recognising by the provisions of the measure that rents in many cases are too high, aud yet not having the courage to accept the recom-mendatiou of their own Commission, bv spiracy and that is by Riving Ireland ami uexi presentation. Evidently 1 reasons, declined OIXl'ENCE.

IXPENCE. Sixpence, qdcpence. qespence. sixpence. mii i.m the Rev.

Edward of Bradford, and i ne in. at in n. v. rai self-rule, and freeing the energies of her the attractions of Beckingham with Straggle-' ha? been accepted by SOUS from uolitical and agrarian Rtniotflfi. i thnm.

and P'enton are not ereat. Pro- H. H.A., B.Sc ne summer i7f watta. leave England for the furnace. Wrst i f.liaf.

fho iu, tn i hhlv tlu! auctioneer was unable 10 that shortly will NOW PROCEEDING FROM DAY TO DAY. illlf it to ch no Dis- Southern World. Speaking of the Wesleyans, I and the nrosnrritv nf t.liwr land state thllt there were ood nsbin BOOH I -Ot i SOuj ii. Booti at)d 11IPKNCK. Do yon teel weary and depressed Do you feel out of sorts? Take daily Two Glasses of Ramies Reliable Quinine Wine.

See tho BEADED AND SILK MANTLEr at half price. I sentors in the combined pansnes oinerwise I the bidding might have been a little more brisk. Krs lu rose to iia nat, at may add that the subject of reunion with the Methodist New Connexion still engages attention, and that in the interests of both bodies it is considered desirable that at the approaching Confer The liveries of the Lord Mayor and Sheriffs Yet the duties attaching to the incumbency uuniuer ot people State footmen and servants are their perquisites. be very laborious, as the parishioners gtXPENCE. glXPENCE.

OfXPENCE. surhc.eut tor the r.ruh. auu take refuse under th ence full time should be given for an exhaustive i and generally tnd their way on the stage for onlv four hundred and fifty, all told JpRANK QOMPANY STOCKTON, Remember Baimes's Reliable Quinine Wine if fall Pharmacopoeia Strength, and about Half the usual America, but this year an Indian pnuce was so ylxteen hundred pounds ridiculously low consideration of the subject, and a conclusion 7urmpt', re right of re- reached which will definitely settle the matter, crttcked anl stuck wiwi mem on the Jubilee day that he has price t0 olTer for th0 prospecti Are noted for their CHEAP MILLINERY. FRANK'S BLACK CASHMERES. FRANKS secured the reversion to them at the end of the ceIvmg nve hundred a year for administering civic year.

to the spiritual necessities of these humble SIXPENCE. rrJOe Only 6d per large Bottle 1 Ii A I AND MAHCTACTUIUBBS OF RAIMES'S RELIABLE REQUISITES, STOCKTON AND LIVERPOOL. FRANK'S ro iat as i can icarn, mc luc rivers ran nry in both on the uart of the ministry and tbe laity of 1811 expedients nad Methodism is strongly reuniou. i grinding of corn, im pi FRANK'S FRANK'S FRANK'S FRANK'S villa-'ers. We can only account for the police have odd notions of what 1 That i cence oi tue uiuucia ui sujipujii.j; uv.j Much anxiety was felt about Sir redenck the dnXZ, Leiehton.

now convalescent. lie is not constitu- irin "education means has lone been known. But I entertained fears lest tha present incumbent FRANK'S FRANK'S FRANK'S FRANK'S FRANK'S FRANK'S FRANK'S FRANK'S 75d, IOft. 13, 1,7. 1,11 BLACK SERGES, 6d, 8d, 10d, 10, BLACK CRAPE CLOTH, 65d, 8Jd.

Hid, 14J. BLACK SILK CRAPE 1lli, 28, 09,401. it was reserved for Sergeant Comber to explain, iiaii, at-, imui u.ml hlo idnss internal I IX tkoh.t might possibly live to attain the rank of a cen- JORTH OF ENGLAND TEA FRANK'S FRANK'S FRANK FRANK'S FRANKS FRANK'S inrlammatiou assumed a very virnlent form. 1 20,000 persons falling as he did in the course of his examination in the Cass case, that although prisoner has said nothing at all, her cduca- COMPANY'S TEA, AND WHERE TO BUY IT. FRANK'S 1 ans alone, lu 12 degrees iu the suu.

FRANK'S COLOURED DRESS GOODS, FRANK'S Many distinguished persona left their cards, aud Tuosu excellent people who do not like allusions much genuine sympathy was everywhere ex-to be made to the baldness of themselves or of pressed for the talented president of the Royal ikill ttstmtfAmd liv the 1 Academy. Frank Drovidiu. a short and simole method for uon ma cous.dered imperfect. berpeaut FRANK'S M' 6Jd- 10Jd- The inhabitants of Middlesbrough and district will I it Comber has evidently never heard of Lord Byron's hero, who was silent in seven THE REVALUATION ii MEETING OF bUThl' FRANK'S FRANK'S FRANK'S fkank'I Mr Chamberlain spoke on Monday night 1 1 in favourable terms of the measure, as it FRANK'S was expected he would. It is understood FRANK'S FRANK'S WEST HARTLEPOOL IMPROVEMENT COMMISSIONERS.

A public meeting. t'Oiiv q.m Harticnool Kaivuaver li FRANK'S current number of an American scientific journal, containing the report of a lecture cn the subject of baldness, delivered by Dr. Jackson, of New York. Old age Dr. Jackson regards as the least frequent cause of baldness.

The morniut; tub is far from beuefieiai to the hair. The head an illustration of the determination to expunge all German influence from the Rusiian western frontiers, whence German colonists are now returuiug home by hundreds, iu conse CorxcRKD Cashmere (wide) 1'5J, cheap at 1.7i-VELVETEENS. Bid, lld, I.I4. HOUSE JERSEYS. 4 111.

JERSEY JACKETS, 5.11$, 7 11.811, to 30 GLOVES 4Jd, 6d. 7d, lld, 1,4. 1.11$. Frank's nat certain of the provisions of the Bill oe glad to know they stlU have the opportunity of purchasing this much-needed article. They have many times asked for it, and have been supplied with imitations.

See that yon get the right TEA "it bears the Tea plant" and have no other. Wholesale and Retail, 19, NEWPORT ROAD, MIDDLESBROUGH. F. BRAY, Sole Agent. A meeting of this body was held yesterday last night in the Temp, i afternoon, under the presidency of Col.

Cameron, pool, to discuss tbe sahjei there being also present Messrs Murray, C.E., 0f the township of Sinmton a Clarkson, Fyman, Brown, Hudson, West Hartlepool, recent Abrahams, SuggiU, Louden, Boanson, Vitty, direction of the Assess, FRANK'S FRANK'S FRANK FRANK'S FRANK'S FRANK'S FRANK'S quence of the new Russian law that has caused FRANK'S FRANK'S FRANK'S FRANK'S FRANKS tnr. cnMnontAv bo much anger at Berlin, it mentioned t'" wi --j Wilson, wass, and riadler. he Umcer (Juion. that the Governor of Suvalki has issued a 80 lna U3 tune in is continual which sup Mr James GAskv, president A circular to his local officials directing them to I Pllea 80 agreeable a stimulant to the rest of the report, already published in our columns, was use the former Slavonic names of 7l I actually rots the hair aud leads to bald- lmmXS hoped the public would adopt the suggestions it are due to the initiative of the right hou. Radical Unionist.

Hence it is not surprising that he should say that the Bill is, an honest and upright attempt to deal with the most pressing and urgent exigencies of the situation. Still, his praise was subject to qualifications, and he reserved himself liberty of action on certain clauses, HIGH-STREET BISHOP-STREET, STOCKTON. 1 ceediiik-s exnressed Uis revm t.i tumaiucu mi iu (jicvcukiuu i uiwune uuiuig payers were present. tney which the German settlers have given Teutonic nc9s 111 83 Pcr cent- ot lno8e. WD0 appellations.

practise it. Dr. Eaton found iu the audiences attendant upon churches and operas Thb troubles of the new coinage aunear to hp 1 111 Boston theology and music being the two ine not weatner. sar auiTT oojeciea to a re- can. the meeting by -wcra conimeudation of the Works Committee to payers in consequence of mi i allow 10 to the contractor for the anpeared to have been dona JC A i.

Medical Botanist, 10, CANNON -STREET, and 8, CLE YE-LAND-STREBT. MIDDLESBROUGH. Estab. 1874. ADVICE GRATIS DAILY.

GRATEFUL COMFORTING. without end. It has been sneered at rr nf grooves in which intellectual life in that city T' TZZ lnC JSP -fa JiM" 7. I frnn, Wv fiftv m- i reciixy, il possiuie, wie errors oi iieaasy, rai iea over oecause it re- committee recommenaation, nowever, was committed. It was not cuiwa lk which he did not deem adequate.

And we have from Mr Chamberlain this significant avowal. Admitting that circumstances had altered since the earlier THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED STOCK JPPS'S (BKfcAXl'AST) QOCOA. doces the task of the "smashers to a mere were utuo- wu U1B uallu cueap aooptea. jur Abrahams asiteu on wnat ground 8elVes as the ratepavtrs it lartM -as gudiug process, aud now it has to bear the museums where tall men and fat women form me pian ior me lawa tennis pavilion naa oeen and it was csrUinly additional insult of beiuc re.ected hv a Pot I objects on exhibitiou-and at prize Chaihman On the ground of would have had more ass taJ icjct.fceu oy a rost i insuthcient sanitary accommodation. Mr a.

MADE SIMPLY WITH Goods RE Office clerkess, who turned up her nose at one of proportion ot nam men was only irom 4, ft Was not a permanent SS.l Mi 7k iJon" hou BOILING WATER ob MILK. In the district, in all no now wu ouiereiju pieces, ana nanoea 11 i' i erection, anu mignt oe moveti at any moment. tl0n, to address the meet! as back as a Jubilee medal. Such is the complaint Wreat scnola" aud thinkers are often bald. He moved that the plan be passed.

Mr Pvhan Mr Lookkv said the mati. of a correspondent in one of the London dailies i Shakespeare if the bust at Stratford on-Avon hd examined the place iu company with met was connected with mi do whose wife had this somewhat nnr.leai.ant and the Droeshoat portrait prefixed to the First na co'U not see wbat there was local seh -government. of the Overseers and the AsuesHi' -v, Mr Loouey went ou to ay thai how thoroughly the au uiucuu 8 igEouiMe. ot the Lawn Tennis Llub had the sanitary agree with the correspondent that a selection of fud bald- Julius Csar. a hard living, hard fight- I interests of the town as much at heart as any the new coins should be sent round to the post inKl hard-thinking man, was, like so many of the member of the Hoard, and so far as he could see offices, so as to educate the clerks into more Rou1'1 Emperors, bald.

Chaucer had a kindness tne sanitary arrangements of the building were the Hartlepool Union periuiiueu in.t wi THE NEWEST SHADES AND MAKES; Anso, BULKS, SATIN 8. VELVETS, PLUSHES, Ac, 4c, AT WHOLESALE PRICES, AT W. St EAD DRESS WAREHOUSEMEN, BISHOPTON-LANE, Ann 100, STOCKTON-ON-TEES. had only to become acqaaaid r.ui tnwat-A hoM A rmtnli.iiQj Ik- lit) SeCUUIltU tile IllOtlOll. VITTY of valuation of one house nest iu aiui BEFORE BUYING A WATCH ANY-WHKKE, write for "The Illustrated Paui-phlet." sent free on application by the LARGKST WATCH MANUFACTURER." Fibm Founded 1745.

WATCI4ES, 1 to H100. Send your WATCH and JEWELLERY REPAIRS bv Post. Registered, which will be given only to Skilful Workmen. Estimates sent before doinz the work, and I take Risk and Cost of Carriage back. 1.

R. RUSSELL (Makes to the Queen), CATHEDRAL WORKS, 18. CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL master of Greek comedy, was bald so was nd i belonging to the same landionl. miu icopcv mi tun ikcBi. lorms oi me rtoya! orugy and eupersenption.

if a'A ita K.3 a ii as a the same rent. If this was no; rm memuer oi ine ooara jnr rymar, naa a right to souid enquire the assessment of and we all know that Lschylus was popularly teke part tbe discussion. Mr Wass pointed three-storey buildings in Nortfltc I'm rumours respecting Lord Londouderrv supposed to have been killed by an eagle trying out 'ua me man was rejected as Doing insuth- anj lne assessment of small cututts resignation are persistently repeated iu such in vicuu 3 ych uu winukiv urou 1U8. ine tJ eul 8 on of Straiiton. his bare crown.

It is, "SF. i bye-streets fluential quarters that it really seems, says the I 10 crack (JREAT rpEA gATTLE. lment Act. joL -a A n-orld, if a Castlereagh would not. after all.

telote. clear that the bald men have plenty of he dld not oot against the man. nSTt tfci 'DC have toadministerthe Crimes Act. Lady London- i Kreat PeoPle to keeP tbeln company. The drain connected was carried out there would be i nrent wer to dl dram connected was carried out there would be i ill I Vl.n In l.l:..

nn nh u-tiAn 4 I jur position in the being almost unique, we arc enabled to which no better can be had) low price of uexrjr a weu-Hiiown uisiise to the position, and her I m-" n.xj jiu to me ur8t appearauce before tn general indifference to political society aud poii- are 60 a11 the for Thc uair unle88 perfect. It btm to nlake foUomg tea trade tx iffer Tea it hi at the very 1 110 tea trade offer Tea (than at the very R. BENNETT, Undertaker, 78, New-(J port-road, Middlesbrough, 9, Smeaton-street, North Orniesby, and Normanby-road. South Bank, having Hearses. Mourning Coaches, and of bis own, has decided to reduce prices to meet the times, tastetj.

and circumstances of all classes. tical affairs, as ih it. 'scalp is a rem OI pristine animal it v. which 7" tw tried without a ircimio LB. PER are all mentioned as reasons fr hn.u,, I is to be shuffled off inst as Darwin tells us we SSSS tt t4SL I oud I i u.j i i .1...

'TT uimm.itiy rnittee todav were a -lur retirement, xne llue oi Abcrcorn. Lord Hut uvt: lue peiu wmcu was me ciotnmg -ud tne motion ot Mr Heearrr. seconded 1 i. it u.l. Prince have all been mentioned as of that ncestral ape over whose pithecoid pro- i by Mr Vittv, and supported by Mr Abrahams, it cllv brouJht before the nnce have all been mentioned as revisions of rent under the 1881 Land Act were made, he proceeded to say We have to deal with the case of the solvent tenants who can pay.

but whose capital is gradually dwindling away. For them the Bill provides no remedy." Now, it is these tenants for whom a remedy is most wanted, in order to prevent their becoming insolvent the only means which the measure provides them for obtaining relief. Mr Chamberlain said he looked forward to this defect being supplied next session. But while on the business of legislation, why not deal with the acknowledged grievance 2 It is impossible not to detect the under-current of dissatisfaction running throughout Mr Chamberlain's speech. The Unionists are in a sense committed to support the Government and yet the Government, after consulting them, bring in a Bill that they recognise to be inadequate, and in many respects unsatisfactory.

Tbe criticisms of Mr Campbell-Bannerman on the sham character of the Bill were amply justified by the speech of the hon. member for West Birmingham. The measure will supply no remedy for the more serious grievances of Irish tenants for the grievances that the Cowper Commission proved to exist. About the thoroughness of the repressive proposals of the Government there can be no doubt and about the lame and inadequate character of the remedial proposals that were promised to take sting out of Coercion there is as little doubt. Indeed, the one measure is as drastie as the other is feeble, and the two together show clearly the incompetence of the present Ministry for dealing with the Irish problem.

Densities the world has had so much to say. The I was ieciaea to place tour seats, to cost 36a each, waB excessive balder the man is, the more advanced his staae of 1 1 r0, road 'fadg to the Park arid it thought no; a perfect JQINNEFORD'b MAGNESIA. JPjlNNEFORD'S FLUID MAGNESIA. evolution. i3sritrS :M.r," 7i JZ1, gu average expends ol P-r- the beaton road overlooking the sands, and three iIl8Urauce, and mme im.tei.

Klwick road lor the use oi tbe Belle Vue lacting the reiiU. Whea Ua jsi ana a ttoyai possible successors, but the first favourite is undoubtedly Lord Browidow. He is rich, ambitious, and has some administrative experience and not a little political influeuce. Lady Brown-low (who, by the way, is Lady Londonderry's aunt) delights to play the part of a political graude and would probably do the honours of the Castle to perfection. Mr S.

P. Low, an ex-Liberal candidate for the City of London, yesterday imparted to a select FLUID "wwg to as in the case of comp. i NE FORD'S PURE MAGNESIA. D1N viuuinoii, oow- i tne rates were to be enacted uuuhh LONDON NOTES. Extracts kkom Special Couukspo.ndbnce.

tc. London, Tuesday night. The House of Commons is likely enough now to sit uutil the feast of St. Giles's. So much INNEFORD'S sei, severai omer streets in nis ward fuu.

There appeared to be i (the South-East). and on his motion, wlth respect to deductions for -r seconded by Mr Boanbon, the matter was re- was the user and consume be ferred to the Works Committee to bo imme- couid httie joubl diately dea.t letter was real from the also be deducted. Returning to Home Secretary acknowledging the receipt of Committee, Mr I.oonev 2 UK the address ot eommtuhLtion nuntil tn Hot. fx- For acidity of the Stomacli. For Heartburn and Headache For Gout and Indigestion.

So matter what price you pay for the Tea yon are in the habit of rising, we only ask you to compare it (in tie cup) with ours, and we are content to abide by he result. It is no longer necessary to pay 2-, 26, ir per lb. to obtain good Tea, and the value wc offer is convincing, he Tea usually offered by the ordinary Grocery xade as "Cheap Tea" is bad in quality, and of the i west grades the chief object in offering them being, at to meet a public want, but to keep up the of high-priced Teas, whicb yield enormous profits. HOW STAND THE FACTS? i the various Tea Gardens of China, India, and Ley Ion, owing to the constantly increasing supplies, the prices of Teas have fallen to the lowest possible point, ranging from 4 jd to 12 per lb. add duty at 6d per and put the simple question Have the Grocers or Tea Dealers (so-called) reduced their prices accordingly We think not.

We now step in to fill the want, and offer THE BEST TEA IN ENGLAND AT 110 PER LB. We leave discriminating, thrifty people to calculate the saving they will effect by favouring us with orders. We are prepared to forward samples free on application and our Teas can be tasted on the premises, without any obligation to purchase. ALL SUGARS AT FDF16T COST. GOOD MOIST 1d PER LB.

GOOD LOAF I4D Conservative gathering in the Cannon-street '3 be due that tbe feast of the grouse will Wnt-I ik, ii Mfay. fen hm of iv.TL nu -oiiimiitee Act, tow. i ITZT-T wJf a'U couversa-, 2 OI that the committee may. mHa a. INNEFORD'S MAGNESIA.

Safest and most gentle aperient for delicate constitutions, Ladies, Children, and Infants. 180, Bond-street, London, anJ. all Chemists. uki uu jauuary last year with Mr John F'uu'vu' luc parniues aiso rn pfwnim tne Board of Guardiaus, alter Uu. application of Mr every Guardian, appoint tuoui par Morley, who had been addressing a meeting at otber Uoue of Commons will hardly Joseph Bird, ou behalf of Mr Amera.

that the Commissioners should purchase the houses at California belonging to the latter, was under consideration, but it was not thought desirable to eutertam the proposal. Chelmsford. Mr Low's memory enables him to adJ0Unl until September. The Irish Laud Bill say that "the Home Rule monstrosity first saw wi" take a loiuI ritBe. Tbe other measures will tho light at that meeting, which received it very I cupy no small portion of the time of the House, coolly.

In the train, it appears, Mr Moriey con- 1 Supply ha.s hardly been touched. If, therefore, fided to his companion that he did not think i 'be smaller measuies ot the Government have to Home Rule would be the policy of the Liberal talten UP aui cariied. members must stay iu correct valuation ot every L'mou, or direct tliae valuation ot the tateakulu in any parish of the Union whole or ni part, aud may dlfWt -make aud sign the vaioat.ou Uat im Overseers; and every vaiiaucr. Threb Horse Burnt to Death. A de DICKINSON, Slater and Monumental Mason, 65, Mbro' Repairs to roofs, chimneys, rc.

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structive ore hapoened yesterday in the 2ram aud ZZZZ. igned was to be delivered oy iOsu ned Should thev consent, th R.ii- party or the country, but he would advocate it as towa t0 do lt- a means of trettinrr rid tit th Tri.h wav Rates Bill inav be carried, ami th I rYeee" 01 ne Prl3Q Qi i f-w eu 'men swium in tn. The statement will no doubt bo brought to Mr meIlt wiU have something to show for Us session hatl 9Uch complete hold of the more Overseers oi am patisi Morley notice. i ot work. w.c two stories that it was might think h.s parish s-iuriei.

ECTRIC LIGHT. '-naldiuir has had one effoc.t nn foammedia abort epMe. The firemen saved who thought himself agriev-. forwarded to any part of the kingdom on receipt of P.O.O., which should include cost of carriage and postage. It is not only in London that the natural iustiuct I Its first result is the production of Mr th dehrurlinnA 7hT list on the ground oi tneflrrecttt WLLSON HARTNELL, M.LM.E..

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K- Mww ti" -r-u tno deposit of the va.uati. UK i. 7 ,7" I tJ'" UKMU! uc- niu tMHOQR Assessment Committee oat mistakes. As Mr Matthews, so Sir Henry fore they advise the tjueen to prorogue i'arha- affa contains the following appointments at the same time specuv tu: HALL'S TONIC PILLS, A Purely Vegetable Compound of the most valuable Stomachic and Neivine Tonics, CURE ALL NERVE AFFECTIONS. 1 1J box (post free 12 stamps).

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aiuLi pEARSE QOMPANY, TEA IMPORTERS AND DIRECT RETAILERS, 11, CLEVELAND. TERRACE, MIDDLESBROUGH. in which he condemnel the judicial Droceedinpq I was that it should eet rid of Parliament 10 Governor and Commander-iu- of August. The new assessment taken in Malta against a certain Dr. Green.

-oossible, but the Forward" party struck. Governo, "of LStiSS ahmddli- The case was not in principle unlike that of Missj The- were ernuued to do sonietLng for "Tn Cass Dr. Grech, that is to say, had been most i the'r constituents, and they have persuaded the jhea to he Governor and Commander-in-Chief of peudeu'tly of such en.juir.es improperly "run in," and most unjustly con- Cabinet to do some real work. The Allotments I (whereby the discovery coajd demnod by the Court. Sir Henry Holland was Bill will be a very "Forward' measure if it is -51RIKK IJf 'York.

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B. KLOED AND ijCPORTKBB, WEST HARTLEPOOL anH not ikn a uui oi tne discharge mcurreu expanse tor mit.u- and not the greatly truncated measure which the of nine of their comrades. A few trams were run valuation they might hai Cabinet, its zeal for a compromise and its at long intervals on Moudav nitrht enrinereH I the uooi nl hnt th-v TWENTY THOUSAND SOLD. iu, so greatly 'a said that the latter expense with the consent ji be so gTeatly ana wrote a uespatcn, he says, to that effect. But he declines to publish the despatch, on the ground that it might be used for legal purposes that is, we suppose, it might help Dr.

Grech to prosecute the wrong-doers. But that is exactly what ought to be done. Why does Sir Henrv suspicion ot Mr Chamberlain, knocked about." Mr Lone is thi leader nf the Now, HO iU win joiu me strisers. five hundred men are express resolution. been tiiven.

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He should be made to aud he is also weil acquainted with agriculture. He thought it best to make a full aud complete concession while he was about it. If he has triumphed, even Mr Jesse Colliugs will be nearly satisfied with the new Bill. Holland decline to help explain. Committee, whose autnority beier-such valuation was uecess.u-y Overseers might be paid, declared they did njteun)oe-the Guardians said thev am Sec.

32 of the Act. "mue Further particulars respecting the latest fire at the town of Hurley, Wisconsin, which broke out in the Variety Theatre, where 17 actors, perished, show that the theatre was Tho Irish vacancy will be filled bv the man Thh visit of the Queou to Hatfield House today, though it is ouly to attend a garden party, is tuiu- 1 whom Mr Farnell ne.ll nell BLACK VIRGINIA FLAKE. A Fine Full-flavoured Tobacco 1 SMOKING MIXTURE. jai. I "n' 1, ii T.1 I 9ea budding.

The flames spread swiftlv Consequently, no anpomi appoit3. He will probably The small audience present escaped The I had been 1 the well-to-do tenant of Lord actors and actresses, however, tried to save their would to 'her sources i 1.1 gave their an extremely interesting event, if viewed by tbe select Mr Kilbride ride, hffht of narallel orr.irrenee Pin i jyjASON'S fyl AoON MASON have, to lnb for I us ni.uju.ueu me piau oi campaign tor were caught by the fire rnmfl.itir. fitrnre nf Rnon'mo. i SMOKING MIXTURE Has no Equal BIRD EYE me uFFe. iwu 8, eieven oi ihem being burned -n --i Kieniiesi, naive ui me umer tenants, aud who went to Oueens in the Ions line of Enclish mnna.reKa Ameriea.

urit.h Mr a deputation from thai Assessment Committee upon the last vear rai to denounce the T. 7 at the windo allowed to be Elizabeth and Victoria, There Governor-Genera! of Canada. Mr KilK A.uot.h.?1' 8irl jumped out IRELAXD AND AMERICA. The short speech which Mr Gladstone delivered to the deputation from America which waited upon him on Saturday last deserves more attention than it appears to have received. One instance of the injustice with which the Irish Nationalists are treated in this country is to be found in the current Unionist criticisms on their receipt of money from America to assist their movement.

Even Mr Bright is now constantly referring to the Irish Nationalist agitation as being of foreign origin," and he seems to regard that as a fatal objection to Home Rule. At one time he saw no crime in what he now complains of. He has in more than one speech defended the Irish tenantry from the charge of receiving foreign assistance in resisting their landlords. He has vindicated on principle the indisputable right of an oppressed people to obtain pecuniary aid from abroad, in euabhng them to obtain redress of their grievances. Mr Bright holds other views to-day, though he fancies that his opinions are not changed.

"What was at one time counted to the Irish tenants for righteousness, is now an offence which should shut them outfrom public sympathy. Mr Gladstone dealt admirably with the objection to the Irish movement that it is largely supported by foreign alms. So long as the money that came from Irish sympathisers in America went into the pockets of the landlords, he pointed out, no objection was made to it. Many an Irish landlord has had rents, which the ground occupied by his tenant could not yield, paid him out of money earned by thc members of the tenant's family in America. That is all right and proper, of course.

But when the money goes to the National League, to enable it to tight the battles of the tenantry oh, that is a different thing altogether Such heinous conduct incurs the denunciations of the Thunderer, and the Unionists hold it op as deserving of the most patriotic reprobation. This rates, aud that if thev i ma men spread are, indeed, many points in tho characterisa- very good speaker, and is expected to have through the town, burning the whale of the ueusary it should be aj Yfs ou ww, auu alter to oav i career iu tne House ot Uommons. uusiuess portion. Seventeen MASON'S BIRD'S EYE. Is the Best in the World.

Said ivtriiniurt in Packets only at idptrcwict Mauufactured by UEOV.tiE MASON AND SON, CHESTERFIELD. lose in tne union, and be oid. trustworthy persons. tho historical fact will stand that Queen Lord Salisbury seems to think that the SjSSSSE? thc 1088 occasioned amounts Elizabeth and Queen Victoria have visited i Sultan will, after all. ratifv the to iuo v.m.ikma.s second eu HalfieM Hnnae i TLZT LORD HANOOjLPH flMMi, rlatiield Jttouse the Administration of carried unanimously.

ORD'S PATENT INCLINE en. nis imperial Majesty, it seems, I nom- 1UK wishes to do so. Tbe Fashas of the Forte like SSSSSttaAtf Stt hS Cecil. It was as the guest of Lord Salisbury's famous ancestor aud Her Majesty's renowned Mr LouNr.v; then moved, -here assembled resist to power the payment of regard as a most unoer-' the concessions which have been madn Tli. I Briestock Vicarairn i.

Juu'ai Rri.a. mi. r--v- Aiiey Ainapston. a iJ Minister tnat tne Virgin Qnecn honoured the are afraid that if Lord Salisbury gets a free I tne PPOintinent of Mr Matthews as llZ CHIMNEY COWL, Vox even tin down fraught, and creating a strong upward current. equitable In e'luuan'e assessment.

lu VENTILATOR. Adapted for large Public Buildings, Railway Carriages, Ships' Saloons Soil Pipes, etc stately towers of Hatfield. It is as the guest of baud in Egypt by the rejection t'- 11- I 1 I of the Con- lne memorial on the subiert I forwarded some time ago, has sent tho followin Looy read a letter Gru reply Loid Randolph Churchiil fe2 WJ0 a euua.iv laiuuua uesceno- veution oe win treat the case in a manner ant, and her Minister withal, that Queen Vic- which will be less satisfactory to tho Sultan than the7thiw i of your letter of vi nameiu in ner duonee year. Xhey he would oe lorced to do if the Convention W. LORD AND 14, MARSH-ROAD, MIDDLESBROUGH.

The Silver Medal of the Health Exhibition, London, as been awarded to Messrs Lord and Co. WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 1SS7. A MAKESHIFT LAND BILL. For thc time bciug the House of Commons has got rid of the odious subject of Coercion. The Crimes Bill is sent up to the Lords, who will make haste to pass it, and find in its enactment work congenial to them.

The idea of a House of landlords passing a measure for the coercion of tenants has something grimly ironical about it, and carries with it a smack of feudal times. But it only indicates one of the remaining anomalies of our Constitution. Now, however, the House of Commons has got somctbiug before it of a character more suited to its functions. The introduction of a Land Bill for Ireland ought, as Mr Campbell-Bannerman remarked, to effect some improvement in tbe tone and temper of its debates. But it is impossible to avoid the conclusion that this Bill is intended to be no more than a mere put-off a makeshift measure, only designed as a nominal fulfilment of the Government's promise that remedial legislation should accompany coercion.

Indeed, the Irish Secretary, in the course of his speech on Monday valuation, and made ituerme instead of over a p.irt felt sure, would have been sati- Mr Geo. Mitciikll sec was also carried ouajOtmc I'he following were Apum; to wait 011 the Aseessn OTORRY JL was accepted, ihe Sultan is mortally afraid of France and Russia, and his Ministers have been made very unhappy by French threats. They are reassured by the fact that even if the Sultan does sign the Convention it will be of no effect until it has been approved by the Fowers. If the Sultan does sigu it will be to nail Lord Salisbury to his concessions, and His Majesty will leave other foreign sUtesmen to obtain better terms. still show visitors tho room occupied by Queen Elizabeth, and they will hereafter be able to point to another occupied though for a very short time by Queen Victoria The hitorical coincidence is curious and interesting.

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In the last degree ia it indecent for rain he asserted that tb. bcheine Englishmen, who have sent aid to revolu-.