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Sir Bartle Frere Ended His Reign In South Africa With

a deliciously characteristic despatch,—a lecture to her Majesty's Government on their invincible ignorance. He is " not conscious of any divergence in principle " from the......

Lord Kimberley, We Regret To See, Is Determined To Adhere

to , the old lines in South Africa. On Thursday a strong deputa- tion waited on him, to urge that the British Government should. again assume the control of native affairs in......

Sir Thomas Acland, Who Deserves Well Of English Farmers, If

ever a county Member did,—the simple Bill, for instance, prepared by him and Mr. Duckham last Session to secure . the outgoing farmer compensation by law for unexhansted manures......

The Times' Berlin Correspondent States That The...

become serious in Germany. The Germans declare that the profits of commerce all go to Jews, who mono- polise the control of the Liberal Press, enter Parliament in too great......

The Germans Of Austria Have Taken Serious Alarm At The

favour shown by the Ministry towards Federalism. They held, therefore, on the 14th inst. a party meeting in Vienna, attended by 3,200 representatives from all the German......

The Bournemouth Parishioners Appear To Be Quite Intent On...

themselves, so fulfilling the condition on which we pro- mised them any help we could give to their efforts after an in- dependent church. As the parish church is found......

The Archbishop Of Canterbury Has Expressed To The Members Of

Mr. Dale's congregation his great regret at Mr. Dale's imprison. ment, and his belief that by promising the Bishop of London to render him canonical obedience for the future,......

Consols Were En Friday 99/ To 100.

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