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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. In the II OtSE OF l01i11S. lord DOl La Warr moved ob- P**vent the «mro Session, and the object of which toS 01 cWldren under 14 years of LOKTB*1118 8Uoh M walUn« on ceilings o^zing^Sie' t^e Pa't of the Government, while "ltcf?M° tte defecti»« w^ measure, pointed out that, committee g the Bil1, W would hU °PlnIon that tor a Legisla- (o> u«efol industrtl. of young children Atte**>llC^ as this am^ oa*e bad been made out tram Lord Shaftesbury, the Bil1 attention to the report of the Select Point? ilre Brijr.,H0a" £ ,0*Commons in 1877 on the Metro- that in exCeUence in l°rdahlp, while recognizing many trati„ 'Ome of thf 1 metropolitan brigade, pointed out S>«! force ol?f0V'nc,al t0™ owing to the concen- °' hydran?. water supply, and the increased JS' of life anrt ed alot)g the line of mains, there was E&rl Property by fire than In the metropolis. thai.?*1 n°0douhfa^l.tt€d the importance of the subject. Cot* .e time to H«.I *hen the Government considered tnmitt^g 0f i u,7 *ith it had arrived, the report of the ten ie8tllation wy>Li!fou.ldtto some extent form the basis of p^ears there had h« 8 be ProPosetl- During the last °'^eri°u» to toWalXderable decrca!,e in tbe pro- th?» „of and an assurance from the ptu-°n*ideration nf ?k that the subject was under •Uacn^'i pr°Posed hv w ,G°vernment, thd formal motion for ^"»lon terminated QraavUle' w" aSr«ed to, and the a stage' the amendments *hd th«ir lordship were considered and agreed In the H 1086 8^or'^ before eight o'clock. **«» the vote COMMONS, Mr. Chamberlain gave notice clan! a 'osoiution e*Pen»es of the Zulu War he would that any ov»^eprecat;n8 a war ot revenge, and de- li* reoeiveri fU^efw° Peace 'om Cetywayo should be *y»u)*trQcted not the High CommUsloner should Of th!? °f governm^ ,on a destruction of the Zulu country ■ which might compel the annexation Hft | • thathreinfL?*ked what truth there was In the 5ch»S,fromindu.^5ient8 for South Africa had been 10 *«nd th«m k the Indian Government had 8tta^ Ve been ei J4!"8 11 desires to retain the troops *ald he was the Afghan campaign, Colonel «tS^c«a whVr-f,-?- 01 the existence of any cir- O^^atensent. 8 Te 'be slightest foundation for ^di^n^°mef0lenff0kh^ ln»t° SuPP1y. Mr- O'Donnell called P«titi,?t)utatlon of v ? rePV °f th« Viceroy of India *>en? .bd against hi. .Indlan Association which had *ot«V? 1116 Vernapni<,»DT?n measures, and to the treat- *«D1» f ^'nre on Be concluded by moving a from Mr. H nf ,? ^ytton, which, after a few words in > Shortly otanhope, was negatived fry 216 to 36." Wed^ ^idget'wM^f o clock the Adjourned Debate on the !?the 8reVter ^rf. ™d by Sir G- CampbeU, and occu- Tbe H0ttM PMt 01 the 6Veni^- journed at a quarter-past one.

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THE PEOPLING OF AMERICA.

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"TROOPING THE COLOURS."

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CUTTINGS FROM AMERICAN PAPERS.

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SISTERS OF CHARITY.

RAILWAY ACCIDENTS.

THE IMPORTANCE OF INDUSTRIAL…

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THE EDUCATION SOCIETY.

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