14 OCTOBER 1899, page 3

Mr. Balfour, Presiding At A Meeting Of The East Lothian

Unionist Association at Haddington on Wednesday, spoke with equal good sense and feeling on the subject of the war. If the Government had erred, they had erred at all events on......

Speaking On Friday, October 6th, At Carnarvon, Mr. Morley...

the unwisdom of the Boers in not making a frank and generous offer in regard to the fran- chise, and he also declared that if there was real oppression we ought not to grudge......

The Church Congress Has Been In Session In London During

the week. On Tuesday the Archbishop of Canterbury preached the sermon at the opening service in St. Paul's, and delivered a forcible plea for unity. That binding power, the lack......

We Note With Great Regret, Nay Indignation, That Mr....

whose services to his country and to his constitu- ency have been many and great, was not allowed to speak at Liskeard on Thursday without continued interrup- tions. It was......

On Wednesday Sir Paget Bowman Read A Paper Before The

Church Congress on the Queen Victoria Clergy Fund, which was founded in 1895 to relieve the increasing poverty of th six thousand beneficed clergymen who have less than e20 o a......

It Is With The Deepest Regret That We Record The

death of Lord Farrer on Wednesday night at Abinger Hall, Surrey, at the age of eighty. Lord Farrer was before all things a great public servant, and though he worked behind the......

A Letter To The Times Of Tuesday By Mr. C.

R. Conder. besides a quantity of new information about the Hittites discovered by a French mission to Cappadocia, contains a translation of a Babylonian tablet, which is most......

The Ven. Archdeacon J. W. Diggle On Wednesday Read A

paper before the Church Congress on gambling, which was remarkable for both eloquence and moderation. He refused except as a counsel of perfection to condemn modest games of......

Bank Hate, 5 Per Cent.

New Consols (2i) were on Friday 103i.......