24 OCTOBER 1891, page 3

At The Meeting Of The London County Council On Tuesday,

Si John Lubbock, Sir Thomas Farrer, Mr. Haggis, the Chair- man, Vice-Chairman, and Deputy-Chairman, withdrew their resignations, and agreed to remain till March, when their......

Lord Derby, Speaking On Wednesday At A Conference In The

Manchester Town Hall held in connection with an exhibition of fruit, set forth the causes of agricultural depression with his usual perspicuity. They may mainly, be said, be......

Sir George Trevelyan Spoke At Perth Yesterday Week, Ex-...

in very extravagant terms his political detestation of the University franchise, and apparently his political detesta- tion of Mr. Goschen ; for he declared that his reason for......

A Week Or Two Ago, We Noticed An Interview With

M. Bar- thelemy St. Hilaire, published in the Manchester Examiner, in which the ex-Foreign Minister protested strongly against the Russian alliance. On Wednesday, a further......

At The Final Sitting Of The German Socialist Congress, Held

on Wednesday at Berlin, the new Labour programme was adopted. Several of its features, such as the demand for uni- versal female suffrage, and for the direct election of all......

Mr. Jackson, Speaking At Leeds On The Same Day, Assured

his audience that if they really wished for the class of mea- sures which would assist the poor to make their own way in the world, they would do much better to keep on the......

The Times Of Tuesday Contains An Interesting Account Of Mr.

Joseph Thomson's experiences in British South Africa, from which he has just returned after two years of travel and treaty-making on behalf of the South Africa Company. His......

Bank Rate, 3 Per Cent.

New Console (2k) were on Friday 95k.......