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-LONDON LETTER.I

LORD BUTE AND THE WYCLIFFE…

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HARRY SEYMOUR; OR Incidents…

-SUICIDE IN A TEMPERANCE HOTEL.

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IYANKEE YARNS.

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-I FACTS AND FANCIES.

I NEW CHURCH FOR CANTON.

THE PARLIAMENTARY FRANCHISE.

I THE MURDER OF A SWEET- I…

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THE INDISPOSITION OF MR GLADSTONE.

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THE INDISPOSITION OF MR GLADSTONE. How the Premier Spent Yesterdaj, Our Hawarden correspondent telegraphs ct. Monday evening —Mr Gladstone,since his return home, seems to -have improved in health cor- siderably, a circumstance which is probably dua chiefly to the fact that he has been able, to sleep more comfortably at nig"t. The slight attack of lumb'igo causes him lit:: inconvenience, and has certainly not impaired .v:, general health and spirits. This morning ?»■ r Gladstone breakfasted in bed, and remained m his bedroom until somewhat late, a drizzling ru" offering no inducement to out-dour exerc In the afternoon, however, however, the we cleared up, and the right hon. gentlemen in company with Mrs Gladstone, took an enj able drive. On their return to Hawarden vill;rf.- Mr Gladstone dismissed the carriage and -al-I through the park to the castle, a distance abcut half a mile. Owing to the lumbago, -C Gladstone was obliged to lean upon a stick and incline bis body slightly to the right, and this gave an appearance of feebleness altogether -i :> ceptivc. The Fress Association special representative at Hawarden says :—It is expected that Sir Andrew Clark will visit the towards the end of the present week. Sir A-adrew is in a. positior t. leave London at any moment should his ik- vices be required, but the improvement noticeable in Mr Gladstone's condi!. on Monday morning continued throughout tha day, and in the afternoon it was evident that had considerably gained ground. The right bou, gentleman did not attend early morning service as usual, nor will he do so until the luml which at present occasions him bomb pain, disap- pears, as particular instructions have been gi that quietude it, aecesHary for the return oi hi", ordinary health. Mr Gladstone has decided not to attend the rent audit dinner at Hawarde;j on Wednesday next. Many of the tenants pa ving rent to the agents at the Glynne Anns expi s.d disappointment at this decision and enquired most kindly after their landlord's h t. two of the tenants also making persona! enq"s at the Castle. The weather on Monday mcruing being damp, Mr Gladstone did not take hi-, cus- tomary walk in the grounds before lane.ton. He rose at 10.30, after having passed a rest- less night, and remained with Mrs Gladstone and the guests assembled at the Castle for the even- jug's concer" At 3.30, the rain having c':1,o:,ed, the Premipr and Mrs Gladstone went out for a drive in the grounds. They both alighted oppo- site the Glynne Arms, where a number of people had collected for the pur J?O«G of paying their rents. Many of these alked forward to meet Mr Gladstone, and made inquiries »3 to his health. They all noticed the Premier was looking very pale, and that ho walked with a, perceptible stoop, the effect of the attack of lumbago. Entering the park gatee,, Mr and Mrs Gladstone took a quiet stroll along tha private paths leading to the waterfall. Afrer a rest in the neighbourhood of the waterfall they continued their walk on to the Castle. At sever, o'clock in the evening the Press Association repre sentative was informed that Mr Gladstone -v is making satisfactory progress, that he had murh improved throughout the day, :nd tnat with care auJ continued rest it was expected he will have regained his usual health in the course of the week or two. The Premier dined with tbe family party.

- OUR MINERS AND THEIR ORPHANS.

HEAVY FAILURES IN LONDOM,

-THE SCOTCH CROFTERS'; REVOLT.

ILLNESS OF EA-RL CA-1

IDEATH OF THE RECORDt* PLYMOUTH.

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