5 SEPTEMBER 1885, page 3

The Government Have Instituted A Prosecution Against...

Stead of the Pall Mall Gazette, Mr. Jacques, and others, for the abduction of Eliza Armstrong. The case will come on on Monday, when Mr. Stead, who was in Switzerland last......

The Council Of The Working-men's College Are Arranging To...

teachers to various parts of London, wherever evening- classes of working-men can be formed. The working population being scattered over such an enormous area, it is impossible......

The Bishop Of Carlisle Has Written An Admirable Answer To

Lord Ebury, who had told him that he did not see what there was to defend in the English Church, so long as such appoint- ments were made as the recent appointment of Dr. King......

Mr. Phelps, The New American Minister, Is Treading Very...

on the heels of his able predecessor. His speeches are popu- lar, short, and sagacious ; and though they have not the literary stamp of Mr. Lowell's, they are always......

Mr. A. Mongredien, The Well-known Economist, This Week...

before the public the fact which those who write on the depression of trade habitually forget, that a great harvest must be followed by a decline in our foreign trade. If the......

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An Extraordinary Story, Originally Circulated By A...

obtained currency in England about a colony of English gold-diggers who are working gold-mines on Chinese territory south of the Amour. The Siberian paper de- scribes these men......

Sir Ralph Cusack, Chairman Of The Midland Great Western Of

Ireland, made a discouraging speech to his shareholders on Thursday. He is a determined Tory and a very keen man, and he says all industries in the West of Ireland are in a de-......

We Regret To Record A Serious Accident To Mr. Dillwyn,

M.P., which occurred after his inspection of his Volunteer regiment on Monday last. His horse, which was an unruly one, and is said to have had a sore mouth, was frightened by......