29 APRIL 1893, page 19

Exact State Of The Case He Estimated Expenditure For 1892-93

was £90,253,000; the actual expenditure, £90,375,000; excess, £122,000. The estimated revenue for 1892-93 was £90,453,000 ; the actual revenue was 290,395,000; deficit, £58,000.......

The Excitement Caused In Belfast By The Second Reading Of

the Home-rule Bill produced a considerable amount of rioting, —sufficient to make it necessary to employ the soldiers. From the accounts sent by Mr. Morley, who is in Ireland,......

We Regret To Notice The Unexpected Death Of Mr. J.

Addington Symonds, the brilliant litt6rateur, who, forced by health to live among the snows and glaciers of the Engadine, devoted himself to elucidate the history of the......

The Flood Of Financial Disaster In Australia Is Not Ebbing

yet. Another bank, "the London Chartered Bank of Aus- tralia," suspended on the 25th inst., with total liabilities esti- mated at £9,000,000, of which £3,000,000 are owing to......

Bank Rate, 2k Per Cent. New Consols (21) Were On

Friday 931.......

Sir William Harcourt's Budget Statement On Monday Night...

of great interest. It showed a declining revenue, a minute deficit for the last financial year, and the prospect of a much greater one for this year without increased taxation.......

The Calcutta Correspondent Of The Times Recently Reported...

to the new Census of Bengal, the popular idea that village society in that province is immovable, is quite unfounded. There is a steady stream of people pouring from the densely......

On Tuesday, The Second Reading Of The Employers'...

was carried without a division. In the course of the debate Mr. Forwood declared that the Bill, as it stood, would promote perjury. The result on the shipping trade would be......