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PALMER'S

INDEX TO "THE •fiSfiS.r NEWSPAPER.

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SPRING QUAETER— APRIL 1 TO JUlJB-Sa / • .

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BBrKBBKCK.-^2%0 Ttme$ Newspaper taATfng a Mparate pagination to each nnmber, the foUowlngmettaod !■ a'8<^|e(f •
to snit it to any file; thne 8/11 e means 8th Jnne, page 11, oolnmn 6; the italie letter after the flret flgorv
noting the month, and the Italic letter (aooording to alphabet) after the eeoond figure noting the colmnn of

the page.

A.

/bney CCapt.) on Coloar Blindneti, 20 m 14 e
Aborigines Protection Society, Annoal Meeting,

20 m 3/
Access to Mountains Bill (Scotland) Notea on, 9

.7 « /
Accident to a Hindoo and ita Consequencea, 28

o9 d
ACCIDENTS :—

— to Lord Ancrnm. when ont Shooting, from
the Gun of one of tlie Partj Killing him, 18
; 12 a

— — in Berlin, to two Men attempting to Break
np a Shell which Exploded and Blew one of
the Men to Pieces, 18 a 4 6

Boat Capsized, in Belfait Lough, four

Persons Drowned,^ 4 o 6 /

off Bournemouth, and two Persons

Drowned, 80 m 6 /

fit Exmouth, with Loss of Two LiTes, 6

J 6b

near Kellreggen, and four Men Drowned,

5r 10 (i

on the Lake of Zurich, with Young

Ladies on and all fell into the Water, 24 m 5

on the Mersej, and three Persona

Drowned, 9j 5j

at Penryn Quay, and three Persons

Drowned, Bj 6 A

in Port Philip Bay, and fifteen Members

of a Football Club Drowned, 28 m 5 6—24 m5d

— ' off Ramsgate, and Mrs. Stenning

Drowred. 28 m 9 e

- off Shommeade, and two Men Drowned,

12 o 4 /

— - off StarcrosSy and two Men Drowued, 6 a

10 d
at Swanage and its Occupants Drowned,

19a 7/

— ■ near Thompson's Island, Boston, and
Eirht Boys and the Instructor Drowned, 12
abb

— ^ on the Trent, at Tbrumpton and Mr.

Oiton Drowned, 6j 6 6
■ ■■ by (Collision on the Lea and one Man

Drowsed, 7 j 8/

Aoddenta (continued).

-^ Boiler Explosion, at Higginbotham, hi Qha*

gow, three Persons Killed, 18m 10 >
— — at Weddings Works, at Guide, near

Blackburn, one Man Killed, 2 a 6 /
*— Waldron Chavesse and George Anstey

Drowned while Bathing in the Severn, 7 j B f

— Collapse of a Bridge orer the Leren, at
Fettykil Paper Works, near Leslie and fire
Men Drowned. 28 9 1 1 e

— i— of a Factory Roof at Manchester, 9
«i9/

— to Mrs. Cooke. Shot Dead by her Son, at
Stockton-on-Tees by Accident, 7 a 9 e

— to Carnall, a Labourer, from the Horse
Dragging the Plough, with the Man, over the
Cliff into the Sea. near Torquay, I a9 d

<— to Miss Elizflbeth Davies, Burnt to Death
from a Candle Igniting her Dress, 25 a 1 1 d

-«— Explosion in the ^*'chool of Medicuie in
Paris, Seriously Injuring a Student, 14 a 8 a

«— ^ at the Crystal Palace, from the Bursting
of Capt. Dale's Balloon, Killing him and
Seriously Injuring the other three OccupantSL
80 /9e

at the Forcite Powder Millr, in New

Jersey. Ten Persons Killed, 19 o 8/

of Gas, at the Offices of the Croydon

Gas Company, in Wandle Road, 9 a 12 /

at Caiford, in Elm Terrace, 10 m 8 a
of Gunpowder at the Active Fireworks

Company's factory, at Hertford. 2S m 5 c

— Fa'al at a Dynamite Factory, in Bilboo,
2\ m 9d

— - Fall of a Railway Bridge, near Leeds^ 5 m
10./

— to Mr. and Mrs. GladiBtone, from their
Brougham Breaking down on their Way to
Euston ^jtation, 18 a 10 a

— Gun Accident, at the Mouth of the Med-
way, and Corporal Diprose Killed, 6> 6 b — 7
j6d

— to John Harbnup. the Astronomer, falling
from the Top of the Obserratoiy, on Bidatoa
Hill, 22 a 4 /i

— House Blown down in Chicago, and Fatal
and Serioof Effects, i a 6 fr

kbb

^AtxteR^s I'mtKX TO ^ Tixk tiikKs ^^ kbwApapbb. [April. 1 to

e •

• e

i«^

Aeddents [rontinued),

— to Robert Kingdom, Thrown from his Pony
Trap and Killed, 5 m 9 h

»— - Lincoln Cathedral, fall of a Portion of, 5
rf 9 /

— to Mlff'^fildrW Afcnkinp Thrown froin,h*'.
Pony (^arrittpc and Kilted. I7»i 11 / • ;*•, '

— to Prinro Edward, of Loii^InjM, "Jl^oeKed
down in Paris, by n p.T8<ljijj»»y«*ltlc!^ Vnan
Aliglitinff from h Traiju:.>f,\ry /{ 10 Ti

«— to VYi1IiainK'nil)nrt<Vr2^(1rH8S Houghton
Colllory froii? hi#.L«*ff«h(«rfg Dragged off by a
Coal-(>tt%f.Mn(?Jiine, 5 m y d

.— ; tojipijf <>Mi%l>ury, in St. James'a * Street^
.• fittn the Overturning of his Brougham^ 27 ni

-^ to Harry Smith, at Woolwich Arsenal

Blown to Piece<«, I r j 9 rf
«_ Two Men Suffocated in a Sewer on Wid-

BesB- Marsh Lirerpool. 9 ; 9 /
»-» to Mr. Arthur Bayley Ward, Killed from A

Bicycle Bac^, U m 18 a
M-* to the Bp. of Wtir^ster/from his Lnwn

Sleeve (-atching Light while Preaching at

Bnlsnll Heath. 23 m H a
AOOIBENTB-MININO :—
•^— at the Anac<iddA Mine, at Butte, Nine Men

Crushed to Death, 1 7 »« 5 r
M'^— Explosion in the Coal Pit, at Hansham, in

Bavaria, 11 ; 9 «

at the A hereon) Colliery, Annual Meet-
ing of the Fund, 1 3 m 4 r

at Fernhin Colliery, Rhondda Valley, 22

J U d
>— Fire in the Berkenberg Silver Mine. 600

Men in Work at th&Tiuie, 2J5 c-.8>5 <i— 4

j^jc-lbjS d
mrn^ in Man vers Main CoUiory, fall of 100 Ton

of Coal And Kubbisli Buried four Men nnd a

Boy, 10 m 10 c
-— at TanU Colliery, West Bromwich, 12

a4/
AOOIDENTS-BAILWAy i—
*-— at BaihorBf. in AuRtralnsia Nine Persons

Kdled and Twelve Injured, 28 a 5 <
- 1 Inquest on, 29 n 5 d

— at the Elephant and Castle Station Electric
Railway. 11 j 13 r/

*— at Hnmpstead Heath Station, a Fatal
Crush. 19 a 6 6— 20 a 8 n— 22 a 6 /

— Notes on, 20 <i 8 6-21 a 7 /— 22 a 6 c—
25 a 7 n

— Notices about. 4 f 9 /— 1 1 / 14 e-25 m 7
a-2Gn 6 rf— 29 a 9 d— 6« 6/— 13r;i 7 / — 18
iw'9fl/-2Uml0rf

— — between Jasenovatz and Novska, and 23

Passeopcrs Killed or It)jnred. 3j i5 d
»-> at Ivyhridg<2 station, I i a G c
i»—- at Medill, Missouri, it m ti r—7 m9 d
•— > at the Minto lasts'.) Line. 27.; 7 d
•^— ' near Pershore, to an Excursion Train, 24

/6 f
i^— in Slieiburne County, the Train Swopt off

the Line by a Hurricane and lOU Passengers

Kilhd. I7j5a
w«— Ht Yeovil JunetioD, Narrow Esoapo of an

Expresa Train, 24 j 9/

Aocidenta— Railway Ooniinued),

at Bishop^gate Station, Serious and Fatal^

1.5 ; II ri-.|<Sa 6c
«i — Collisions -near Backfastleigh, 13 m 11 /*

^ Notes abuut. 20 -, 3 d

5—; — betweertt^ro Passen^jer Trains, at Bir^
'minghani, "2y m 1 ! <^-30 m 6 «— 31 mil/

at Ei'haU Junction, Serious and Fatal, lO

;5./— 11 J 14 «

betifreen Humphrey*s and Qolden Oat0

Station in America. 23 m 5 c

■ near South Oarrnllion Kentucky, fouT

Persons Killed and 25 Injured, 7 i 3 a
Acheen War, 21 n4/
Addison (J.) on the Women i» the Pott OAm

and Women in I'arliament, 25 a \QJ
Additional Curates Society, 2tt a 8 a
ADMIRALTY GOUBT .-^

the Bunholm, 2 ) 4 d

te Britannia f 8 a 14 •

— ^ the India. 24 m H s— 25 mid

- the Neva, 6 i« 4 6

- the Oroya , 7 m 19 a-

- " the Stiragoaa^ 80 m 12 <f

Adye (Gen. John) in Gibraltar, 22/ ll «
AFBIOA:-

the French in, 8 a 6 c— 12 a 6 c-^lB a 56

— 16 ab <♦— 26 m 5 A

— ^— English in, 4 m 5 6

- Great Britain and Portugal in, 22 a^t

- Railway (Tonimu nidation in j 20 a 8/
African Animals. Note on 6 ;' 14 </

Gold Share IriTcstmeut Company, 26 a 4l

Natives at Hawarden, 22 a 4/

Slave Trade, 16 w 5 c

Steam Ship Company, 1^114

Agriculture, the American Wheat Oop. 4 a 11 fr
(^cntral and Associated Chatnbers of, 6 a

12 e ' .

the Congested Districts Board and Irish

Agriculture, 4 a U a

Crop and Stock Prospects, 4 a 11 d—\i d

13 c— 18 a9<f— 25 a 11 c-^Sm 13 a— 10 /n 1^
e— 16 m II a— 23 m 7 «-31 w4/'— Of 13 if -j
17 7 8rf— 27;16a "^

Draught Horse Internatiomil Show, Ar^

rangcnit-nts for. at Liverpool, 11 a 18 «

Feeding Lambs in Winter. 18 « 9 «

the Harvest Yields of tho United KtnirdonI

in 1891, II tf 13 r "

World's Food Supply, 16 w U rf

Agricultural Colleges, VVinter Session of, 14 a
6 c

Coneress at Leicester, 4 a 1 1 6

Education^ Mr. Jesse CoUings Ne^ Bill /

o4/

Produce, flail* -13 a 4 c— 23 a 14 4-2/

a 13c— r> m 14 c— 12 m 13 s -19 m U c— 25 m
12C-2.; 14 c- II ;l.') rf-lG; 14V-23/4/'

Recent Agricultural Publications, 25 a 1 1 tf

AgricuUur.illy Kconoiuic Ornithology, 16 o 11 ^
Aitoliison (G.) on St. Dunstan-in-the-East 25 a

10/
Aitken (Ra8«cl) on the Vfersery Bfar, 4 a 14 a
Alfimillos Company (Lfraitod), 22 a 10 «
Aladdin's Lamp OM Minlog Owmnun. l^i^

South Wakes, 11; 9^ F«Vr «w

J|ine.30> 1892.J vamsxr^s index to ** th« timps" n^w^papkb.

4j^q

Albert EdY«rd Sailors U«8t, 31 m 12 ^

Palace, Offered for Sale but no Bidder, 28

a 10 6
-! Prince of Wales on Preserv^ing it for the

Public, ''^Om 10 a
Aldabra Islands, 4 ) 9 c
^Udermen, Election of one for Cordwainer

Ward, 10 18 9;
4kle3(ander (H. S.) on the E(;onomical Value of

Touridts to Itab', 25 a 1 1/
^l^XAndra Palace. Meeting about Purchasing

for the Public. 27 m Uc
Algeria, Locusts in^ 9 m 6 a— 26 m 5 e
AUen Immigration, 1 1 m 9 d—9 ; 4 c
All English Spea](ing Gathering, 27 mi f
Allen (Okas. H.) on Bearing Ueins. 2G a 8 /

on the Disafter on Lake Nyassa, 18 a 9/

- — on Queensland Labour Traffic, 8 ) U d
Alien Everitt and Sons (Limited), 20 ? 20/
Alliance Marine and General Assurance Com-
pany. 2 j U 6-23? 11 «
— ^ luvestpent Company (Liu^ited), 20 j Us
4llon (Uev. D.) Note on, 26 a H f
<r— Dr. Newpaan II airs Appreciation of, 3 m 7 <i
Allotments. New Bill. 7 m 17 d

jtnd Small Farms, 11 ; 18 6

AUp<^^ (^^^ James) apd the Midland Railway,

1^9 a 13 <j
Alnwick Castle, Majority F^tivities of Loid

Watkworth. 9 m 9 e
Amazon Steam IJavigation Company (Limited),

Il;8/-o0jl2 4
A^ieer on Great Bvitaiu and Russia, 27 a 6 /
America. Fourth Centenary oi th^ Dis^^oyeryof.

18i 18
JlMERIO A— UNITED STATES :—

— ^ Aff«irs of, W ta( h dayi pap$r

, Alabama, Terrible Dynamite E)xploiiiQn at,

2 a 13 a

.; Anarchists in, 18 a 5 «

-— Appointments, 23 a 7 ♦

— And Austria. 21 a 6 a

r> Blizzard in the Southera Statei, 6 a 6 •— 8

^_ Breiiking of a Leree nt Bayon Sara, Great

Damage, 21 y 5 <T

— and Canada 18 a 6 a

1 - Cantilever Bridge, three Miles long, joining
the States qf MiMUisippl ^nd Arkansas Com-
pleted, 12 a 6 6

^1- Cape Ann Granite Company, End of Strike,

24 w 6 a
-— Case of Dfl.vid Thomas Mayor of Truro

figainst the House of Assembly for Imprison-

9ient, 20 ;. a Jt
Cast-iron Pipes, Production d, \n the

ynited States, 13a4(

and China. 9 w 6 /

r— Cloud-hurst at TitusTille and Oil City, 6

.. Creyassc at Craigs Landing, 27 m 5 a
.1 — Ccndii ion of the Farmer. 8 j 9 y

.» Conference of the Autl-Harrison l^eaders,

10 ifi 5 a

— Cyclone In the North- Western States, 4 a

America {^-onthiucd),

I yclone in Kansas. 30 m 5 6

— r- Decoration Day, 31 mb d,

— Democratic National (invention. Estimate
of the Strength of tjie Uiyal Lcjiders, 23 m 6 c

^— Disasters in, 15 f 5 (/— 16 i b d

- Eight Hours Deiuonstration Arr^inged for
May-day, 12 a 6 *

- European Emigration to the States— th,e
American Official Kepurt 12 a 10/

Exports of Gold to Europe, 14 w 9 c

— r- Fisheries on the Pacific Cowt, 19 a 8/ —
19a 6 6 "^ ■

Floods in, 9 m 5 /— 20 .m 5 a— 93 m 6 c

on the Mississippi, )7 mb c— 18 m 6 a—.

19 m 5 6

at Nashville. 14 a 3 «

Free Silver Coinage Bill 7 a 6 <f — 37 a 5 a

— 3 in 5 «-.13(n 5 6

President Harrison's Letter on, 28 a 5 i

-r— Future Deliveries in, 22 a\0 >

Georgia Democratic Convention, 20 19 ht^

and Great Britain. 28 w 9 c

-r^- Growth of the Silk Industry in, 7 »i 8/

- aud Hawaii, 9 m 5 /

Hester LMnntation Crevasse. 25 m & i»

Immigrants from Europe, 23 a 76

Importation of Pure-Bred Faro^ Steely

into, 17; 3 d

Indiana Dcmucratic ronvention, 28 a 7 &

International Navigation Company, 13 m 5 a

Silver Conference Proposed, 23 a 7 a— 2!i

ab.e

Xrish in. 20 a djp—28 m 9 c— 18 ;6 6— TT

j 6 a-.22 ; 6 <

Iron Mnnufacturen and their Workmen at

Pittsburg, \7 job

and Italy, 16 <? 3 6— IG a 6 c— 18 a 4 a

Jews in the States, 19 a fia

Kentucky Democratic Convention, 27 m 5. a

— - Lock-out of the Grauito Cuttefs in Nq^

England. 1 7 w 5 c
Louiflville, Incendiary Fires in, 21 a B a

- Lynching a Negro for Outraging a while
girl,9;2c/

— r— aud Mexico. 20 a 3 /

Michigan Republican Convention, 16a3-&

Montana Bvpublican Conventiou, \\m^§

Naval Appropriation Bill, 19 m 5 b

Supply Bill, 19 a 3 «— 20 a^d

Negro Question in the States, 25 a 6 & •

New Jersey UeipocraticOonventiain,26iii5(|

— Orleans, Reported Outrages by German

Sailors in. 23 a 7 /
Outrages by German Sailors in Nei^

Orleans, 21 a 8 /*— 25 a 6 A
Peary Relief Expedition, 8 / 5 a

Pennsylvaniau Democratic Conyentfon, ICi

a 8 A

Pitched Battle with CatUe Thieves at

Caspar. 13 a 5a
Presidential Campai^jn, 19 ra 5 a— 21 m 9 &

—24 m6a— 28«j8 A-tJ; 6 a— 7; 3a--8> bdk

- 10; 5 a — II / aa-13 ? 6 f-18i9<^— 20i5
rf-2l ;5 6— 22 •5c-23 j5rf •

Mr. CleTeV^theD^QC^ft.tlDCBnd^di^te.

jbD6

PAUf CB's INDIX TO *^ THX TIMBft " NEWSPAPER.

[April. I to

— Proceeding* in Congress, 11 a 5 «

— — Progress of the Woollen Industry in, 11

»— Republican PUtform at Minneapolis, 11

j9h
•— - Rhode Island State Election, 5 a 6 </— 8 a

»— -> Separate Coach for Negroes, 2Sm5 d
•— > Sioux City Submerged and Many Persona

Drowned, 19 m 5 6— '20 m 5 a
f— Silver Question, Debate on. ft o 5 <2— 14 a 8

a— 2i m 6 a— 28 m 9 6->80 m 6 a— 3 ; 6 e^9

j'6o-14i6A-25i9rf
r^— Spiritiialism in the States, 19 a 8 •
«— TarifiF Debate. I aBd
— ~ Terrible Cyclone in. 2 a 18 a
p— Tornadoes in, 1 7 J 6 a
»— Transportation by Water in, 17 m 6 •
•— Trial by Jury in Maryland* 10 « 10 /
»— Tropic and Semi-tropic Fruits in the United

States 16 a 5e
<^— and Uruguay, 9 a7 d
•— Veterans of the Confederate Army, 21 a

12<'
«-— Virginia Democratic CoQTention Opening

Session, 20 m 6 6
American Apples, Arsenic in, 1 1 a 18 <{— 1 aAe

— 12q VI d
•*— Farm Crops. 18 ; 16 a
•— Investment Trust Company (Limited), 6

aSe
»— Freehold Land Mortgage Company of

London (Limited), 25 itj \2e—ii 4d
*— — Iron and Steel Association, 16 o 8 4
•— - Political Developements, 19 a 2 /
li— President's will Set Aside, Hjia
^^ Prisons, 8/12 e—18 / 18 d
— — School at Athens, 7 ml d
Anarchists. Doings of, 15 a 8 0— 18 a 3 i— 31 a

.^. in Hyde Park, II « 10/
^-^■^ in London. 9 m 6 <t

and Clericals, 16 a 8 6

Andamsn Inlanders, I^xtinction of, 16 a 6 a
Andresy, an Early Cemetery Discovered under,

20m6 6
Anglo- African Land Mortgage and Investment

Company (Limited), 24 ; 11 /
Anglo- American Det>enture Corporation (Limi-
ted), 9 m 1 1 /
Anglo-Pori uguese Commercial Treaty, 1 1 j 1 8 «
Anthropological Notes and Queries, ij 6 d
Anti-ParueUites Boycotting Pamellites, 19 a

6d
Anti-Slavery Conference Act. 4^66
A nti- Vivisection Movement, Annual Meeting, 28

i7c
Antique Plate, Sale of Mr. Ellis's Collection, 9

;9 a-18j6e
Apothecaries Society of London, List of Past
ExaminaUons. 13 a 4 /—28 a 7/— 21 m 18/-
32 ; 6 y
Appleton (Dr. Henry) on the Edible Chestnut,

21 a 6 6
Arabi, the Egyptian, and his Fellow«ExUes in
Ce/ton, 0) lOs

Architectural Asfoclation, Annual Dinner, 1
; 9 a

Argentine Republic, Affairs of, 1 a 5 e/— 2 a 13 a
—6 a 5 d^6a 6 c— 7a5 d"9 a 7e— II a o b
'18 a 5 a- 14 a 8 s^lS a 8 /i— 21 a 6 u-^H m
5 s— 4 01 6 A — 10 m o a — 17 m 5 c^'2[ m9 h^
26 m 5 </— 80 m c— lOj 5 6— 13J 5 c—22 } 5
d— 80;5c

AgriuuIturMl rendition of, 19 a 5 i

• -— American View of , 6 a 4 c

— Colonization and Land Company (Limited),
9b j 16 e

Land Investment Company (Limited \ 10 m

12c-.30m II «

— — Opening of the Congress, 25 m 6 r

— — Radical Meetings in, \ ab d

Revolution Suppressed. 4 a 6 a

Argyll (Duke of) at tbe Yorkshire Liberal Uni m-
ist Federation at Leeds on Mr Gladstone us
Leader— the Ulster Question— the UiU of
1886 — Municipal Powers &c., 16^' 6 n

on the Nonconformist Reply to Ulster, 30

il2 «

Armenia, Persecution of Christians in, 9 a 1 1 <

Armenian Patriarch, 20 ; 5 /

Armourers and Braziers Company, 9 m 6d

Army Scripture Readers' Society, Annual Meet-
ing, 4 ; 13/

and Navy Co-operative Society. (Limited),

1 a 1 1 « ^'22 o 10 «

— — ^ Auxiliary Co-operative Supply (Limited),
1^*4 a

House Furnishing Company (Limited),

27; 13/
Arnold rDr.) Monument to, in Westminster

Abbey. 21 ml d—Wj 8e
Arnold-Porster (H. 0.)on the Ulster Convention,

16^ 12 a
■ oil Mr. Gladstone and the Enemies of

England. 30; 10/
Art Meul Exhibition. 1 1 m 10 /
Artists* General Benevolent Institution, Annuil

Dinner, 9 m 1 J
Ashbourne (Lord) st Portmouth, 8 a 13 /
— — at Oxford, ti a '6/

on Ulster, 1 ,; 9 /

Ashburnham ( Lord) Loyalty of Roman Catholicj,

21 ; 5«— 2.1.; He
Ashmead- Bartlett at Sheffield, 3m7 d
Assam Compan>'. 6 ; 1 i /— 28 ; 12 d
Assets Company (Limited), 18 a 9 d

Realization Company *( Limited), 21 ^ I0«

Assurances Trust Corporation (Limited), ^a m

11/
Astley (Hugh) Theatres and Music Halls. 12 m

10 e
Asylum for Fatherless Children. Anniversary

Festival, 8 a IS c

— for Id iota. Annual Meeting, 29 o 9 /
Attaree Khat Tea Company (Limited). 19 mlib
Auctioneers* Institute of the United Kingdom,

Meeting, 14 m 9/
Athenasum C-lub. New Members, 9 a 11 s
Aurora Borealis, 27 a 12 6
AUSTRALIA:-
Affairs, 12 o 5 a— 14 a 8 /— 16 a 4 a— 20 a

8 flT— 25 a 5 6^26 a 5 €-*27 a 5 c^—80 o 7 c— 2

June. .MO, 1892.]

PAL1IER*8 IKISX TO ^ THE TrUES KEWSPAPEB.

Bad

AoBtraliA (continued),

m 5 /— 4 m 6 a — \0 m 5 a— 12 m 5^—18 m 5 a

— 14m9c— )7m5 6— 19 m 5 a~21 m d 6-23
iii5 6— 30ih6 6-1 ;5 6—2 i 6r— 3/ 6 a-4 y9
6— 8j 6 «— 9 ;• 5 A — 13 ; 6 6-18 ; 8 a— 20^6 c

^22 ; 6 d-23j 5 </-24 ; 6 c— 29 j7d
•— Collieries in. 1 4 w 9 6

— Communication with, Note on, 25 a 7 a
«»— - Cyclone in Queensland, A a 5c

— ^ Mr. Dibbs Leaves fur England, Am 5 a
— — Kaster Manosuvresat Melbourne. 19 a S it

— Eight Hours Demonstration, at Melbourne,
8Sa3e

*— Elections, 11 a 5 6—18 a 8 6— lOj 5 6

■ in Victoria, 25 a 7 «

— ~ Exploration of Central, 23 a 7 a
-m — Finance, 21 a \A d

— Farew 11 Dinner to Mr. Dibba, 30 a 7 «
•— Government Land Sale, 27 a 5 e

•— Kanaka Labour allowed in, 16 a 5

— — Legislative Proceedings, -, 2a 7 a— 8 a 5«

— 12 a 5 o— 5 m 6 0—13 m 5 a— 18 m 5 a — 26
w 6d— IO76 6-157 5d

— Nomination of Candidates to, 13 a 5 6

■ Parliament Prorogued, 2a 7a— 8a5«

— Village Settlements Bill. 5 m 5 c

*m Vole for the Chicago Exhibition, 8 <i 5 «

<— Melbourne Chamber of Cominerce Annual
Meeting. 6 m 5 d

— New Government for Southern, 2\J .'> d
^—~ New South Wales Assurance Corporation,

$6m h d

— Policy of Retrenchment in, 20 J 5 <

— Rain at Broken Hill, 27 m 5 a

— Revenue Returns. 2 m 7 a— 4 a 5c
m I of Melbourne, 2 a 7 a

— of Victoria, 1 <* 5 rf

— Richardson, late Manager of the Sydney
Deposit liank. Sentenced to four Year's Penal
Servitude for Peijury, 12 u 6 a

— Salvation Army in, 2 / 6 #

— Shorthand in, 21 a S a

— Strike at the Wallaroo Copper Mines
Ended, 12a 5 a

Unemployed Difficulty, 8 a 5 <

Victorian Elections, 21 a 6 6— 22 a 3 s

Anatralian Fruit. 2 m 7 /

— — «e< aUo Nbw South Wales— Nbw Zba-

LAWD — Victoria— QcBBN8LAND,&c.
Australian Mining Companies, secMiNiira

— and Agency Company (Limite<l), 20^' 10 /

Agiicultortil Company, 22 /12 c

Mortgage Land and Finance Company

(Limited). 14 « 8/— 28 a 11 e
AUSTEIA-HUNOARY :—

Affairs, 12 a 5 e— 16 a 5 d—29 a 5y— 21 m

9d— 2) Gc— 9; 5«

— Anarchists in, 1 4 a 3 d

— Artesian Borings in Revealing Odourless
Gas, 2H m 5 6

«— Austrian Social Democratic Congress at

Linz, Prohibited by the Govi i nor, 1 a 5 c
m — Bisroarek, Prince, Vipitto Vienna, 16 ; 5 a
- 17' 6 6— 18;9a-207 6 o— 21^5 a— 23 1*6
6—24 i5d

Count Herbert, Marriage of. 22 ; 5 a
SohfQM«n Cooipromise, 26 a 5 «

Anstria-Hnngary (continued),

^— Budapest a New European Capital, 13 ; 5/

- Coronation Jubilee at Budapest, 7 1 3 e — 8
J 6a-9;fi<i

- Currency Question. 21 a 5 /— 16 m 6 a

Kill. 16; or

— - Discontent in Vienna, 6 m 5 6
— - Dynamite Oatra;;es in, 9 m 5 a

Electric Flower Festival, 4 m 6 J

Festivals in. 25 a 5 s

Free Schools in. \'i a 5d

Funeral of the Old General Klapka, 19 m 5

e-^Xm^d

- Governor of the Lebanon. 13 ; 9 •

Grave of Mozart. 26 m 5 h

- Impeachment proposed of Count von
Schtnborn, 6 m 5 «

- Jubilee Celebration at Qudapesit, 6 ;' 6 a

— Laogenbeck House, formal Opening of, 9
j 5 «

Lfgislative Proceedings, 21 a 5s

May celebrations in, 1 1 o 5 /

- Murders in. 6 n 5 rf

Nancy Fetes and the Czech Students, 10

j5 c

- Oakes Bevan & Co, Bury St. Edmunds,
Banking Stow Market and Sudbury, 30 a 18 a

I'articulari8m in Austria- Hungary, 31 m

5d

Pistol Duel in Budapest. 26 m 6 6

Private and Joint Stock Ba'iks. Circulation

Returns, 30 a 13 6

Hudetzky's Festival and Inauguration of

tlie Statue of. 2.T a ."j /
Kcformof Poor Law Administration, 7 a6 c

- Regulation of the Rhmj, 2'J a h f

Review by the Emperor, at Vienna, 25 a 5/

and liussiia, 9 j 5 e

Uustchuk Conspiracy, 4 m 5 c— 10 m5 d

- and Servia, 14 <i 3 d

- Socialism in 28 ; 5 r— 11 m 6 a
Statue Erected to Field Marshal Radetsky»
a 7<i

— Storm in the Tyrol, 21 a 6 a

— Strike of the Cubmtn in Vienna. 10 m 5 ^

of Factory Hands, at M.ich »d. 14 a Ad

— Vienna Musical Kxhibition, 1 a 4 /— 9 m 5
fc— 9 ; o d
Salon Openi'i^ of by the Kmperor, 7a6c

(^abmvu's Strike in, 9 m 6c

Cholera in. if* j 7 h

Kjiglish Mu»ic in, 27 ^* 7 «

Kti'Hrgeme »t of, 17 moo
M-wer Fe-iivnl at. '^0 m Be

23

— — M» thodiain in, 'JO m 5 d

— — Montenegrin Uefornier at, S i lAd

Police ot. 23 m 6 a

Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria at, 24iN5r

Automatic Voting .Vlsithine 2i) a Ac
Avondule Park, Opching of, ^i J 14

B.

Bachcloi's Club. Ani:uiil Meeting, 21 m 13 •
B>u-.(U8 a<id Johiiston*R Brewery Company^

(Limited? 2S 1/ 11 r/
Badeu-iowt'll (Sir George) at Welliogton, 23 a

10 r

a Z

Bad

TAIMVR^B IKDEZ TO ^ TBI TZMK8 ** HEW8PAPBB*

[April. 1 t(

BudenPowell (Sir Geo.) on the Electrical Ck>aat

Comumnicatiun. 2C o 126
Baine« (M.) Letter in Praise of the Post Ofllce«

80 13 6
Bahamas, News about, 20 m 5 «— 21 m 9 <— 24

f 10 a
Bak^r, Bt 01 hern (Liniit<»ct). 12 m tiy
Biila Water for London, 2 1 a Gd
Balcony Fire Escape, 1 7 ; 1 4 a
Balfonr of Burleigh, on the Church of Scotland,

80 It? 7 r
Balfour (Rt. Hon. J. A.) and the Caae of Maiy

Ann Lawler 25 m 6 6
— — Address to his Constituents, 25 j tie
— — and the Bromley CooserTatWes, 6j 9 s

— at the Conserrative Clubf St. James*
Street. on Unionitt AehieveuMDt— The
True Character of Conserratire Policy —
Prospectus Versus Dividends <-The Cabinet of
1880— The Poaitivo and Negative Policies -
Mr. Go8chen*s Finance— Statesmanship r.
Political Ganibiing. 2 aSa

-*— in East Manchester. 28 / 7 6

*- — on Mr. Gladstone's Letter on Home Role,

UmU r
.^— and Sir W. Harcourt. 27 i 2/
— -> on Leasehold Enfranchisement, 8 ;' lie
— - at Leeds, on the First Irish Parliament—

Mr. Gladstone's Irish Kecord— Origin of the

Plan of Campaign, 25 ; 14 6

— at Manchester. 28 ; 6 a

•.— • Banquet at the Manchester Conservative
Club to, 9 Iff 1 1 <y

■■ at Belle vue Gardens on Union of Hearts

—Five Years in Ireland— Irish Poverty—
Cause of Iri^h Crtnif^— Coercion, 9 m 11a

— on the Condition of Ireland— Liberty in

Ireland - Crime in Ireland— the Eight Hours
Bill. V9; 9 a

m on Religious Bigotry— Gladstone Poli-

tics—Surgical Operations— Limitation Theory
— Priestley Influence in Ireland, 80j 7 d

— — at Merchant Taylor's Hall— Antiquity of
the Company— Social Problems— The Duty of
Public Men — Hopes for the Future, 11 o 12 a

— at Northwich on Uecent Irish History-
Moral of the Story, 24 ; 6 d

•— on Pensions for Old Age,, ^ a ^ a
.— — > on the Political Situation, at St. James's
Hall on the Promises of the Gladstonians —
Rights and Duties of London - the Unionists
Future— Poor Law Relief— Workhouse Man-
agement. 16 ;■ 10 a

at Sheffield, 28 ; 6 a

-. — on the Unionist Alliance, 17 m 9y
Balkan States, 12 a 5 e- 18 a 5 /'—29 a 6 €—9 m

5 r— 20 m b </— 21 m 9e— 28.; 5 e
Balloon Society. Weekly Meeting, 9 a 18 <
Banbury {F. G.) on the London Water Com-

panieii, 14 a 4 •
Bank Holiday. Amuftements on, 19 a 10 a
..... Railway News, 7 * 4 a
^-^ Theatres and Exhibitions, Ij 4fl

. Note on, 2d a 4 ft

Bftnkers* Investment Trust (Limited), 18 m 12 e
Bark** of Knglnnd and Ireland Payments Bill,

Important Clauses in, 16 ; 8 6
8

BANKINOr^

African Banking Corporation, 15^ 11 s^

16 ?S ft— 26; 16

— Agricultursl Banks in India, 25 a 12 e
AUiance Bank, 31 mil 6-15 i 11 s— 85

J 16 c

Anglo- Italian Bank (LluMted). 2 a 6 if

— ^ Australasian Banking. 1 1 a 1 1 a

Australian Deposit aiMl If ortgage Bank, %

a7»-24m 11 b

■ of Australasia, \ aWd

of South Australia (Limited) 18 a 12 e

*— Austro*Hongarian Bank, 88 a 7 <
Bank of Adelaide, la a 1 1 a — U a 4 6

— - -«» of Africa. 1 a 4 r

of British Columbia 14 a 12*

of Commerce, United Railways of tha

Harana, and liegla Warehouses Compaiur, 21
1R166

of EngUnd^ATerage Stock of ftoUion

held by. 28 m 15 6

Change of Oflfeers in, 20 m 12 ft

— ^^— • and the Gk>Yemm«it, 17 j 12 d

and the QueenslaDd GoTernment^ 4 si

11 6— 4 mil/
— New Directors. 7 a 12
■ > I Return of Stodc oa Diridends &c^

2ft
a ISa

-^^— Weekly Returns, I a 12 6 4 c/-8 alia
&<;-l6a9 6— 15 a II /-22 a 9 h-~72 a 10 e
-29 a 12r-6m 12 <f -18 m 12r-20 m 12 6 —
27 m 11 6&4— 8 ; lis— 3; 18 6—10; II i—
17; 11 r— 17 I 12 a— 24? Hi A/

of France— Returns, 13 m 11 r— 17; lie

—24 ; 1 1 A

— — » Imports and Eiports of Precious

Metals, see each Weekly Retumt under

MONBT MaRKST

of New South Wales, 8 f 18 a

of New Zealand, 10 m 1 1 6

-» Notes in Circulation, Returt § asattsa

Weekiy
— — of Uoumania, 22 ; 12 6

of Scotland, 6 a 1 1 6

■ of Spain. 2{ a S a

New Governor, 1 1 a 5 «

■■ of Turapaca and London, 6 a 11 6
Bankers* Clearing House, la each WeeJ^e

jpaper, after Bank 0/ England
Bolitho, Williams it Co. Bank of Cornwall.

I8a9a

Linen Conopany Bank, 2/ II 6— U ; 8 a

Bristol and West of England Bank (Limi-
ted), 27 « 10/

British Bank of South America, 29 a 12 a—

11 in I2c

Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, Lon«

don and China. 2(» a 9 6

Bank of India, Australia and China, 4 a

12 0—12 a 4a— 21 n ii d

City of Melbourne Bank, 27 a 6 i/-.ji9

al2r

- Cold water National Bank, 5 a 116
Colonial Bank, 177 11 c

of New Zealand, I a 12 6—2 a 7 6« 19 ^

116

Commercial Bank of Australia, 1 1 m 12 #

^une. 80, 1892.] palxbr's iin>sz to'' ths TiBacs,'* nxwspapbs.

Ba

Hanlrlng famtinued),

^*— — (-ooiparUon ef the Position of the Bank of
England with Gonads and French Rentes, see
after Bank of England, in taeh week*s paper

■ of Manitoba, 4 m 1 1 6

Consoiidated Bank, 8 f 12 6

Account of, 28 a 4 r

» Contts & Co Balance Sheet, 26 a 4 a -28
4e

- Delhi and London Bank (Licnited),, 14 a 8 «

- Deutsche Bank. 5 a 1 1 fr

- Devon and Cornwall Banksng Company, 4
I II b

' English and Anatndian Mortgage Bank, 20
9h

Federal Bank of Australia, 18 m S 6—26
4ft

. Gljn. MUls. Cmrfie& Co., 81 m 11 h
' Hong Kong and Shanghai, 29 j 14 b
• Imperial Bank of Persia, lBj9b

<)tteman Bank, 26 m 6 «— 28 J 12 b--90

J 12 c

— Intematioaal of London, 24 / tt 6

— Ionian Bank, 8 a 11 6—4 m II li

— Land and Mortgage Bank ef Tezai (limi-
ted), 2 m 12 6

of India, 25 ; 1€ j
— London Ohartered Bank ef Australia, 21 a
n b-9m \2a

and Brazilian. 2 a 16 6—9 a 14«

»— Ohaxteved Bank of Australia, 20 m U t

and Midland Amalgamate with the Man-
•^ester Joint Stock. 23 ; 9 «

List of Banks taken orer by, 2Sj 9/

tskd San Francisco Bank (Limited), 28 m

a5 4-l ; 4d

«nd WestmlDSter, 6 a 11 6—28 a 11 6—

23/12 6-28; 12 6

and Universal Bank (Limited), 8 / 12 6

— Manchester Joint btock Bank (Limited),
21 f \0t

— Metrropolitan and Birmtngbmm Bank (Li-
suited. 1 4 o 8 fl

— Martin's Bank. 20 m 12 6—16 ; 3 6

— National Bank of Australasia, 26 «r 5 0—5
m 116

Bank of India (Limited), 23 a 18 s
rroTiocial Bank of England, 13 m 11 0—

18f 8 6
New Oriental Bank Corporation, 19 m 11 6

—9; U 6— lOj 5 6— 10 J 12 6—16/3 6—17

I llf— 24;11 6

Zealand Estates Company Bank, 28

410/

Northern Banking Company, 1 a 12 6

— Old Bank Uxbridge, 6 m 12 6
Oxford, 13m II c

Frivato and Joint Stock Banks, Circulntion

Returns. 28 m 16 6— 28 j 12 b

— Queensland National Bank, 1 j 11 6
Koyal Bank of Scotland. 8 / 12 a

Scott (Sir Samuel) and Company, 27 m 11 a

— Salford Bank, 20 « 9 6

Stockbrokers' Banking Corporation, SO m

11a
Staadaid Bank of Australia, 14 a 3 /— 28

«il5i

Banking (conttmted),

State of Shares in Companies, in everf

days paper

Turkey Imperial Ottoman Bank, Inaugura-
tion of the New Pr«*mies. 81 m 5

— Union Rank of Australia, 6 a 1 1 6

of Scotland. 26 « 1 1 a

BAKKBUPTOIES :--

Abbott, Juhn Wm , 2S m 1 <

— Ackroyd, John, 2b j 15 «

Adams. Alexander Auaaa. 2 « 13 s

— ^— Henry. 6 /» 10-«

— ^ Adanson. J. W., 14 m 14 tf

— Aldis, Osborne, 1 i> f 8 6

Alexander, James Kaddiffe, 29 j 124

«— Louts Chas. 2 1 m i 5 «
Mary Hart, 22 j 10/

Allen Gee. 22/10/
J.. 9 a 13ie

Anif>on. H. 15 I 85

— ^ Almond, Arthur. 6« lOe
Henry, 18m lf«— 21 m 15 «

Alsop, Robt. Grattoa. 4 m 10/

— - Ambrose. & Ceu, 20 « 6 6
*— A mess. Thos. Jas.. 1/114

— Andersen. Chas. Lewrin, 30 a 13 «
Christopher, 18/ 14 «

— G.. 9u 13 4

— Wm., 13 a 12 4
Ankers, Henry, 16 a 12 4
Aunev^d, Mary Isabel 25 m lOc
Archer, Sarah Ann, 30 a 13 s
Aris, Thos., 9 a 13 s
Armstrong, Fred. W., 25 m 16 s

— Walter, 2 a 1 3 a
A mull, Robt. Harloek,8; 10 c
Arundel, Henry H^dm., 4 m 10 /
Artel, Hermann, 18 a 12 d
Asser, Daniel Gotehel, 16 al2 4
Atkinson. Fred., 25 m 18 s
Attwood, Tom. 14 m 15 4-18 ai It a
Avery, Kobt., 27 « lie

— and Sons. 13 a 12 4
Ayres. Geo., 4 m 10 /

m
Balderson. Wra., 13 a 12 4
Bagshavr. John, 14 m 15 s
Bailey, Octavius, I ; 1 1 4
Baines. Wm., 25 7 15 s
Baird, J., jun., 23 a 12/
J.. 6 a 15

Baker, Geo. Loire, 25^' 15 a

Henry John, 16 a 12 4

■ John, 1 1 m 11 e
— — Samuel. 6 a 10 «
Septimus, SO a 18 e

Wm.. I4m 15*

- Balchin. Thos. Henry, 4 m 10 /
Ball, Thos., jun., 28 m 12o

Wm., 2fl 18 e

Banks, Jas.. 22 / 10 f

- Barber, John, 14 m 16 e
Barbour, I. B., 30 a 13 4

Barlow, Frank. 16 a 12 4

Barnard, Morris. 24 in 12 c— 22; 10/

Barnes. Harry. IH u \t d

Barneit, Ellen I'ratt, 29/ 124

Myer, 27 a il 4

Ban

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[April. 1 ta

Banbraptcies {contmuech.

- Barr, Benj.. m a 12 d

J.. 23o 12/

Barrow, John Peter. 30 a 13 «

- Barry. James, 15 y 8 A

Batson, Arthur Wellcsley. 25 / 15 a

Batten. VVra. Kleazor, 9 a 14 a

BMttiii. Geo., 4 / 14 «

Beale. Wm. Michael, ?6 a 12 d

Beard. John Thos.. 27 a 1 1 «

Beauderk, Aubrey l)e Vere, 16 a 12 ^

Beaumont, l^irringtoa Qooting, 13 a V2 d

Geo.. \J 11 d

Bec'hmann Nathan, 23 a 12 /
Beddoe Ebenezer E., 13 a 12 d
Beeby, John, 2 « 13 «
Bell/Grnsby Wm., 7 m 16 «
BellHmy. Wm., IH; 14 e
Benham, Kenyon, 4 w 10 /
BemuMi. Geo., 26 m 10 <
Kieh. namer. 13 a 12 rf

Bfntlfy John, 18 w U c

Beresford, Jame8, 18 m 11 a

- Berffer. Frai.cosco Louis, 18 ; 14 a

Brsley. F. J.. 14 ml 5 d

- Hettany, Jesse, 6 n 10 s

Betts, Archibald Samu* 1. 7 m 16 e

Bevington, A. & Co., 30 a 13 a

Bews, J. 8/ lOe

Bibby, Wm. Henry, 2 o 13 a

BintclifiFe, 'J hos. Waring, 4 ; 14 a

Birch. Jas Edw., 11 ; 12 a

Bisset. Stephen and Norris, 30 a \Sd

Bithell, Wm., 8; 10 f

Blackie, G. G.. 28 a 12 /

Blowers, £dm., 9 o 13 s

BoGock, Jas., 15; 8 ^

Bodaly, Fred., 13 a 12 d

.— — Bodley. Edwin James Drew, 20 a • b

Boggiano, Peter, 15 ; 8 6

— * Bond. Henry Chas., 2 a 13 s

. Bennett, Mary Ann, 30 a 13 c

—— Bo4.ny, Arthur, I j 11 rf

Bowman, Arthur Hart, 1 j 11 d

_- ^ Reginald. 1 ^' 1 1 <^

Rich. Thos , 1 ; 1 1 <^

— — Booth, Geo. Henry, 18 ; 14e
, Bosher. Chas. Wm., 25 j 15 a

Bosisto, Arundel Wm., 6 a 10 a

Bott, Henry. 2 a 13 a ^

BotteriU, Frsnk Wm., 16 a 12*

Bouafield, Thos., 25.; 16 « ^

Bowen. Wm., H m 1 1 e

Bower, John Thos., 22 ; \0J

Bowhill James. 2 a 13 a

- Bowles, Thos., 29 ; 12 ri

Bowman, Chaa. Samuel, 15/3^

Rich., 18 m 11 a
Bown, Kdw., 15 w 15 s
Boyd. .1. M., 30 a 13 rf
Bradshiiw, Henry, 8 y 10 e
Bragg, Wm. Edw.. 27 a 1 1 a
Braithwaite, Wm. Mount, 11 m a
Bramlev, Geo., 27 a 11a
Brand. 't\, 11; 12 a
Bray. Chas. Walter, 16; Sfr
Breakwell, Joho^ 7-m 16. a .

Bankruptcies (continued).

Brear, Thos. U m 15 a

— - Brewster, Jos. Henry, 25 ; 15 a

- Breweter, Pharour Chade-ton, 22; lOy
Bright. Geo., 11 t 12 a

Brignnl, Fred. Chas., \ j II d

- Britain, John, ijild

Proadway, Geo. Thos. and Feneley Wna.

Goode. 4 m 10 /

Broobe, J. P. & Son. 7 ai 16 e

— - Brodie, — , sen., 7 m 16<»
jun., 7 w 16

Bromiluw. John. 27 a lie

Brook, Cyrus, 2 a 13 a

- Brooks, Geo., 4 / 14 a
— — Broomhall, 2 a I3c

Bioom, Wm. Henry, 25 m 10 a

Brothers, <\<irlisle and J. (/arllsle, jun., and

and W. D. Carlk-le, 13; 8 6

^... Brown, Benj. Stephen, 16 / 8 6

Chas.. 27 a 1 1 a

Ethelbert Ellis, 18m II a

—...^ Henry Hughes. 30 a 13 a

Herbert Walter Holli^ter. 2 a 13 a

Heicules, 1 1 m 11 a

Thos., 4 ; 14 c

Wm.. 2 a 13 a

- B«*yett. Lewi?, 25 /15 a
^-^ Buchanan, Wm.. 21 m 15 c

Buck, Christian. 23 a 12/

Buckingham, Eli, 18/14/

f red. Samuel, A J 14 s

— .. Bucknell, Robert, 2 a 18 a

Bugg«« VVm. Henry, 7 m 16e

— - Ruhicrosan, Tannaker BiUinghnni, 1 ; II ^

Bulley, Fred. Arthur Geo., 4 « 10 /

Burford, John, \i ml5 d

- Burges, S.. II ; 12 a

Burgess, Edwin, 25^' 15 a

Louisa. 27 a 11 a

Burn. Andrew Chester, 2 a ISra
- Wm, 8; 10s

-^ Burnard, Joa. Bale, 15/66

— Burr, Arthur. 14 m 15 d

— Burrell, Philip, 30 a 13 a

— Burrows, J.. 11 m II a

— Bursey, Arthur Edmund, t a ISe

— Burt James, 25 / 15 a

— Bussell, Geo. Delling 2 a 13 a

— Busse>*, Francis Henry, 4 / 14 e

— Butlfr. Wm. Chas., 27 a 11 a

— Caddick. Rich., 15/8<i

-— Cailerghi. Constantien Stephen, and Maori
John, 28 m 12 r

— Campbell. R. and D.. 23 a 12 /

— Capel, Thomas Hewett, 2 a 13a

— Card. Edward, 25 m 10 c

— Carlisle, Wm., 21 m 15r

— Carpenter, Jolin Sydenham, 13^12 6'
Wm.. \ea \2d

— Carr, Henry, 23 a 12/
Joseph Garibaldi, 28 m 12*0

Carrodus. Hedley. 20 o 6 6
Carroll, Lucy, 18 at 1 1 a
Carswell, D., 9 a 13 4
Carter, James, 30 o 13 e
— Bobtvt Harold, 22 j 10/

June. 30, 1892.1

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Bad

BankmptcieB (continued).

Cape, Samuel 28 m \2 e

— — Caselberg, Joseph Flyimin. 14 m 15 €
-^— Catterson, Rabt. Pvbus. 4 w \0J

CattralK John Loi^^h, 18 m il «

• — Caasier. Wm. Menrjr. 2 a \3 c

— Causon, E. J. & Co.. 30 o 13 €
* Cayaliero. Francis, 23 a 12 /

- — Chaffer. Win. Henry, 25 ; 15 •

— Chalcraft. James, 18 m 1 1 e

— Chambera, Chas., 27 o 1 1 e
— Gay lor, 9o 13«

■" John Fattinson, 21 m lA

— Frank Owen 2 n 3 «

CharlesWorth, Geo. Francis Turner, 28 m

12<'
• — ( hoesiman. Maria Harris, 14 m 15 e

— ( hettle. Horatio, Fred. 14 w 15 «Y

-^ (hilds Joseph, and Segar Geo. Hutchinga,

4j 14 f
Chlslett, Henry, 21 m 15 c—2A m 12 c

— Churchill. Arthur Marsh Ooolwell. 7 wlGc
■•— Churchman. J. B., 18m II e

— City of Glasgow Steam Dyeing, Cleaning
and Laundry Company, i) m 11 e

Clark, Frank W. ?0 a 6 1
Clarke, Alfred Walter, IjUd

- Wm. Chan,. 'tS ; \2 d

— Jas., 4j 14 c
Clay, FfaiiCis 9a I3f
Clt^gg, James, 2 c 13€
(^li'Kg, Jo*eph, 14 m 15 <

- A^ alter, 16.; M /*
Cline, Aaron, 15 ; 8 6
Clifford. Robert. 15 a \0 i
Cohen, jRCob. II m We
Cohen. Joseph Woolf, 23 a 12^
Coleman. John, 30 a 13 e
VfiU-y, Samuel. «o 10 a
Collen, \\ alter Poole, 18 ; 14 e
Collier, John Chrts.. 25 i \b e

'I horn as, 14 w In «
Collingwood. Feallierstone, 18; 14/
Collins Thos. Fred., 14 m 10 e
Collinson. Wm., 16 j 8 /»
Collias. Henry, 25 m 10«
( oUell. Alfred Thomas, 16 a 12 <2
Comer. Frank. 18 j 14 «
Con nock, James, I8> 14/
Conollyi John, 26 wi 10 t
Cook. i'aroHue, 30 o 13 a

Robert. 11 ; 12 a
Cooke, Thos.. 25 m iO a

Wm.. 27tt 11 e
Cookson, Wm., 30 o 13 «
Cooper, Henry, 30 a 13 «

— James Wm., 14 m 15 a
Walter «., 25 m 10 a

Coote. Alfred Samuel, 29j\2 4
(^oney, Sttphenson Chambers, 16 a\2 d
Conquergood and Strathio. 28 m 12 e
_ F. and A. btrathie, 28 ?ii \2 e
Coppard, Geo., (> o 10 «
Corder, Cbaa. Joseph. 7 m 10 tf
Cotterill £dward, 14 m 15 a
Cotirell, Geo., 18 j I4y
TiB0lby,18m lie

Bankruptoies (continued),

CourtPnay. Hugh Mainier, 18 ; 14 f

Cr>urtney, Geo. Henry Wm., 22 ; 10 /

Cover, Mose* Wm. SamUel, 27 a 11 a

Cowell, Albert, 7 m \6 e

Cox, Wallace BrUce and Cox, Arthuf

Wesley, \ j l\ d

Crabtree, Wm., 8; 10 a

Crane, Thomas. 27 a 1 1 rf

Crce. Renison and Companjr- limUg

Croft James, 29 / 1 2 d

' Crossley Jofeph. 9 o 13 tf

— ' — Crouch, Geo., 30 a 1 3 a
Crump, Thomas, Gd 104

- Culpin, Charles 13«i2</
— — Curzcin, Rich., 22/10/

Cuthill, Frederick, 30 j\Be

Daltan, Chas. BlomQeld, 25 / 15 4

Daniel. Michael. 25 ; 15 e

T)aniels. Wm., 1 1 m 1 1 e

- Dnrcy. BMrtholome^r. 7 m I^ r

Darley, Geo. Heswioh, 7 m 16 d

Dariden Praule. 7 m 16 c

Da vies. Fred., 22 ; 10 /

John. 13 a 12 .f—P; o \2d

Walter Henry, 7 m 16 c

Thos. Bennett, 1 1 m 1 1 a

Davis. Brother & Co., 30 a 13 ^

Geo. H.. II w 1 1 «

Son & Co., 23 a 12 r

John, 25 m U) t

Robt. John, and Baker, Arthtir Hiigb

Webb. 28 w 12 c

Jofieph, ii a 13 A

Stephen Phillip, \ f 11 d

— Daw!«, Hobert Chas., 20a 6 b

— Dawson, John, 4 m 10 J

— Day. Wm.. 25>16«

i- De Castro, Jocob Wm., 13 a 12 rf

— Doeley, Joseph Attwood. 18 ; 14/

— D. jopfro. Jean Haptists 18 / 14 €

— Dett wilier. Prosper, 15 ; 8 b

— Dexter, John Leake and Langaton, Jokdi
28 w» 1 2 a

— Di 'k^nson, Martin Buttef, 25^ 16

— Diggins, Geo.. 22 ; 10 /

— Dingle. Alfred, 4 m lOy
Arthur, On 10a

Dicks, Arthur, 14 m 15 a
Dirtkelspiel, Wm. 9 a 13 <i
Dix, James. 1 1 / 12 a
Dixon. Chas., 28 m 12 c
Dolman, Geo.. 27 a i 1 «
Donnelly. John, 27 a 1 1 a
Dore, J<ihn James, 7 m 16 ^
Dormon. Alexander. \o j 8 b
Doughty, Wm. Hall, 9 a 13 a
Downman, Geo., 2 n 13 a
Drake, Arthur Edward, 22 j 10 f
— Henry. 13 a 12 /i
Draper Henry Potter, 15;8fr
Duck, Rich. John, 2:^} 6 a
Dunnet, D., it! a 12 d
Dunning C. and A.. 30 a Ida
Durrant, Geo. Elerbert, II ; 12 li
Earee. l«klmand, 13 a 13 d
£dward«, Wib.^28 m 12 e

II

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PIJLMEB^S INDBX TO ** THE TIKES ^ VKWAPAPIE. [April. I f#

Sankrnptcies (roniinued),

liHUieott, Ge<^.. 1 1 m 11 «

EtUot, Wen., 22 / 10 /

Elliott, Arthar. 1 J 11 rf

- Emery. Arthur. 1 1 m 1 1 «
— -- fiinmeot, Jolin, 6 a 10 e
<— England, Russell, 28 m 12 •

- English, James. 7 m 16«

— — Rtherington, David. € a 10 a
— . Evans. David, 9 a 13 «
-^ — James, 28 m 12 «

■ ■ Jane, 20 a 16 A

- Everett, Robert Horace, 18 « ]^4^1€a
12 <2

Eves. G«o.. 90 a 18 «

<— * Ezley. Jokn. 6 a 10€

Ey«n, Edw. Win., 16 ; 8 (

^~ Fallows, John. Thomas, 16 « IS 4

Fsrrar John, 28 m 12 c

- Faulkner, Henry. 27 a 11 «

FentoD, Letitia. 18 m lie

- Fern. Geo. Heniy, 80 a 18 4

Fido Geo., «a 10«

Fielder, Fred.. 21 m 15 c

■ Maiy, 4 « 10 /

— Finley, Jane Elisabeth. 22 j 10 /

— Fisher Jos., 14 «i 16 e
Samuel 18 a 12 «;

- Fleming Robert. 26 i 15 c

- Fletcher, Frank. 6 <i 10 e

- Flynn, Alfred Jamea, 26 m 10 •

- Fodd, A. Y.. l.;il a

' Fogliiil. Fred. John 21 m 15 a

- Fookfl. Robert 8piHer. 13 d 12 il

- Forbisher, Hephzibith Susatmah, 21 m 16 4

- Ford, Kich. Carney, 22 > 10/

- Forrester, Sarah, 29 j 18 tf

- Thos. Frederick, '^8 « 12 /

- Forster. Stephen. 27 a 1 1 «

- Forte, Wm., 21 m 15 r

- Forth, James Frederick, 27 a 11 a

- Foster. John Simoa. 80 a 18 «

- Joseph. 14 M \b d

- Fox, (\. 16 j 8 h

- Edward. 60 10«

-> Helena Ellcabeih, 18 a 12 if

- Wm., 6 a 10 <

- Frame, J., or Fateraon, 2 a 13 a

- Frank Julius, 27 ci 11 ^

- Franklin, Miriam Maud, 25 ; 15 a

- Fraser, J., 2 a 18 e~80<i 18 d

- French, Samuel. 9 a 18 €^

- Fresland, Samuel Qe<i., 25 m 10 «

• Friend, Chas. Edw., 6 a 10 a
Fuller. James Wm., 9 a 18 a
Furber, F. G. F., 1 1 w 1 1 a

- Gallagher, Edw.. 80 a 18 a
Gambler. Jaa. Wn.. 16 ; 8 6
Gammidge, Albert Edward, 18/ 14/

> Gardner. Henry, 9 a 18 a

- John Wesley, 16 a 12 i

• 'Garrett, James, II m 11a

- Newson Dunnell, 26 ; 16 a
Gavicao. John, 20 a 6 6
Geary, Thomas. 9 o I8a
George, Frank Wm., ld« 19 d

- Geo^80«Ua
IJ

Bankruptcies {continued)

George, Jas., 16; 8 ft

Gihs^m, James, 27 a 1 1 a

Gifford. Edgar Berkeley, 8 ; 10 a

Gilchrist, Campbell. 28 si 12 e

Giles, Geo., 28 a 12 /

Gilks, John, 2 a 18 a

Oill, Jonathan, 27 a 1 1 a

Gitmour. John. 80 a 18 a

Glasgow, Henry Emmott, 16 a 12 if

Glen J.. 27 a 1 1 rf

Glover, Henry, 29 ;' 12 4

John, 4 M 10 /— 28 m IS c

Go<1ber, John, 18 m II e

Goddard. Jamea Alfred, 22 ; 10 /

Godley, Thoa. John. 4 in 10 /

Oold. Ohas. Fatvoye, 26 jm lOa

Oolding:. Jeseph. 20 a 6 6

Goldman. Marks. 21 m 15 a

GoodaH, Frederick Jamea, 6 a |0a

Goodman. Hendrick Cbaa.« 25 «• 10 a

- Gospel. Wm. SpiUiags. 14 as 15 a

Gothard, Lorenio 7 m 16 a

i^cHsaga. Edward Thoa^ € a 10 a

Gould, Janoes. 2 a 6 6

Gowanlock Robt., ij 14 a

Graham. John, 27 « II a

Joseph. 1 ; 1 1 d

Granger. R., 16 a 12 if

— Gray,J,.4; 14«
Green. A.. 1 ; 1 1 itf

Harry Janien, 18 a 124

James Henry, 2 a 18 a

• John. 15 ; 8 6

Jos. Hasham, 4iii 10/

Samne1,9 « 18 s

Wm., 2 a 18 a

Greenwood, Albert. 25 m 10 a

Griffiths, Wm. Lawrence^ 11/ I2«

Howell, 60 lOs

Grimes, Alfred ElUs, 27 a 1 1 ^

Gundry, Henry. 26 ; 16 «

- Guy, Wm. Thos.. 18 j 14 A

- Hall. Geo. Hall, 26 m 10a
J., 2 a 18 «

John. 28 m 12 c— 4j 14 a

Jos.. 4 9 14 a

Josiah and Company, 18 « 12 il

Hamhiing, Reuben. 26 m 10«
Hambridge. Chas. Henry, 29 > 12 d
Hamilton. J., 1 1 « 1 1 a
John Kenneth, 1/11 d

Hancox. Wm.. 25 m 10 s

Hand, Wm. (^has., I j \l d

— ^ Hann, Francia, 4 m 10/

- Harden, Chas.. 9 a 18 <^

Harding. Alfred. 22; 10 f

Hardisty. Wm., 18 a 12 4

Hardy, Robt. Jas, 1/114

Harmer, Wm., Sj 10 e

- Harper, Robt., 4 m 10 /

Harrington, Hugh Mtchtel, 18 a 12 4

Harris, Geo^ 9 a 18 </

,, . , " ^Z*" Douglaa, and Harria, Geo. C.

11 J 12 a
— Robert Or ma, 28 ai 12 #
Harrison, John, 28 « 12 c

June 50, 1892.) palvbb^s indbx to *• the times** nxw-spapea.

Baft

Bftnkraptciflfl {continusd).

tianison. Wm. 16 a 12 d

- Hartf Ernest Joseph, 9 al$ d
-^- Joseph, 28 iji 12 c

ilios., i3o 12/"

— — > Hartzhorne, Helena Sophia, 1 1 m 11 «

Haesall, Stephen, 30 a 13 «

_ dassel), Geo.. 2 a 13 e

Haihenll £dw., \6 a \2 d

.— Uatton Daniel, 8 / 10 e

- Hauiihton. Aaron. 9 o Ide
-*— Hawkes, Geo. Kich.. 28 m\2e

HaxtoB and Mailland, 9 a 18 ei

• Hayden« David. 1 ^ li <i

- Haywood, Alfred, 9 a 13 il
•^— Head, G«o. Scarle, 21 m 15
-^- Healej, Jai.. 16 ; 8 6

T. J., 22/ 10/

. Samuel, 14 m 13 «

— * Healy. Augustine, 15/86

— Heap, Thus.. 28 m 12 r

— Heaven. Edmund, 1 ; 1 1 d

— Hebblethwnite, Jos Luis, and Locking.
John Wm., '^9; 12 tf

— Helseweil, Wm., 13 d 12 d

— Heiidiiks. Alfred. 9 a 13 tf

— Henry, Htnii Charlei* Jose ph, 4 m 10 /

— Hepp. larael. 18 j 14 /

— Herbert, James £dward, 30 a 13 <
. Hilder. C has. Fred., 16; 8 6

Geo.. Ha lOe
Hill, Fred., 4 m 10 /
— SrhiUc'I, 14 //t 15 s

Thomas. 4 w 10/

15e

Hillyard Burton Osborne, 21
Hindle, Geo., 43 a 12 d
Hinks, J as., 4; 14 e
HintiiU. John, 25 m 10 e
Hobb«,GfO., 21 m 15 c
Ho< ge, John, 2 a 13 s
HoRg,J.,22i 10 e
HuUier. CM., I«a 12rf
Hollister, Wm. Henry, 9 a 13«
Hollamby. John Percy, 29y 12 d
Holloway, Alice U. and L\ 20 a 6 5

— Henry, l.v j 8 6

Homan. Samuel Wm, 30 o 13 c
HoDCk, Joitn Uolmer, 27 a 11 cf
Horn, Wm, Henry, 4.? 14 «
Uopkinson, Wm., () a 10 e
Hoptou. Henry. 2 a 13 e
Hore, Edwin (has., 9 a 13 «
Horsey, Hubert, ^7 a 11 «--21 m 15 c
Howaid, J as. Jos., 25 ; 15 e

Robert Adlington, 11 a 1 1 «
Howelli. Jas.. 28 la 12 c

— James, 2 a 18 c
Howett, Henry, 28 m 12 c
Hucker, Thos. Wm., U m 11 «
Hucks, Chas.. 2o 13 s
Huggina. Albert Ernest, 14 m 16 «
Hughes, H. U.. 29^ V4d

Hugh, 7 m 16 c

John. 26 M 10 «
HttUne, Thos., 11 ; 12 a
Hume, D. and Soni, 28 « 12 <

Q. F., 28 HI 13S i

Bankrnptctee {^conliwud)^

Humphreys, Chas.. 4 j 14 s

Hunt, Samuel Fox. 2 a 13 «

Hunter, Thos. Robt. Wm.. 1 1 i» It «

Hutchings, Wm. Ernest, Aj \A d

- Hyslof. Wna. 1 ; 1 1 rf

Hyde Edward Forester, da 13 d

Ih»s, Rpnry, Wm., 7 « 16 c

Imeson, Jo-^eph. 21 m 16 «

Ingall, Henry, 4 wi 10 /

- — Ingham. Hauiel, 4f 14«
Emanuel. 21 la 15

Hannah, 21 m 15

- Inkpen, Wm. and Walter, 27tf II •

- Isaacs. Thos.. IjMd

Islea. Henry. 1 ; 1 1 i

Issitt, Oaviiioii, 1 1 7 13 a

Jackson, Arthur, 22 j 10/

John, 22 J 10/

Wm.. \h a I2d

— James Frederick, 2 a 18 •

— Susj n. 4 wi 14 «

— Jarvis, Wm. Edw., 16 - 12 d

— Jeffery, Sydney, 4 rii 10/

— Jenking Edwin, 9 a 1.9 «

— Jenkins, Heniy Bowen. 7 « 16^

— Jennmg, Oliver 18 > 14 6

— Jevons, John. Dudley and Jevons, John
Henry, 1 4 w 1 «

— Johnson, (*ha*. Judson, 16 a 12 d

— Edw. Norroin, 16/86
Samuel, 1 8 w 11

- Wm. <'hristopher, 28 m 12 e
Norman, 22 ; 10 /

Johnston, Darid. 25 ; 15 a
Johnstone. F. and Sons. 22 / lOs

— T., jun.. and A. S. Johnstone, 22 ; 10 1
Jones, David Rees, 27 a lis

— David Henry, 25 ra 10 s
Edw., 2 a 13«
Eliza, 14 m 16«f
Eliza Jane. 14 m 16 £f
Geo.. ]ea)2d
Griffith 9 a 13«
Henry Ernest Francia, 6 o lOf
Juhii, G a lOs^ll in 11 ^
Owen. 14 m 15 s
Busaell. 11 ; 12 a
Thos. Williamson, 16/85

— Win.. 18m II e

Kedgley Henry Wm., 16ji6
Kelly, Henry J., 23 a 12/

— John Wm.. 16 a 12ii
Kemp. W., 27 a 1 1 d
Kempt, Adolph. 27 a 1 1 i
Kennard, James Stephen, 2 a 18 #
Kennett, John Thos., 15 ; 8 5
Ker, James (^impbell, 21 m 15 t
Kershaw, Juhn, 2 a 13 s

Kettle, Geo., 18 /« lie
Key, Rich., 14 m 15 «
Killard, Tbo.**. Geo., 27 a I f a
Kincaid, Roht. and Horn« Wm.. Ifll d
King, Geo., 25; 15 s 1 -? " <l

Kingsland, Daniel, 25 ; U •
Kininmouth, Q. A., 22; I0«
Kinsey, Tbosj, 11 m n'f

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palmer's TKDUZ to ^ THE TIMES " NEWSPAPER. [April. 1 U)

Pankmptcies {continued),
- — Kirly John. 13<i 12rf

^ Knock. Geo.. <i a 10 «

^ — Knowles. WhlCei 4 / U e

La Thanqiie. Walter Henry, 2 a 13 «

— * Labbett. VVm., 1 1 m 1 1 e

?.— Labdon. Stnnley, 11 ; 12 a

—— Lambert, Edw. John Potts, 25 m 10 «

Wm. S., 2 a ia«

— ^ Land, Alfred. 2 a 13 «

^ — Lane. Fred.. '60 a Id «

. Henry. 21 ni 15 c

— ^ Laney, Geo. Benson, 14 m \h d

•^~ Large, Leslie, 15 ; 8 ft

.; — Lath, Henry, 27 a 1 1 «

m Laverack. Thos., 20 a 6 b

e— Lawes, Isaac, 18 ; 14 /'
r— - Lawless. Thos., 25 / 15 «
r^- Lawrance, Edw. Geo., 2 a 13 «
Henry. 15 ; 8 6

— Laxon, Wm., 9 a 18«

— Layland, Alfred Wm.. 7 m 16 c

— Lay ton, Louisa, (Wife of Ernest George
Lay ton), 2aj Ifie

— Lear, Geo., 25 w 1 «

— Ledgerwood, John, 18 m II «

— Lees, Francis Gerald, 6 a lOs

— Leng. Fred., Wm We

— Lennox, W. G., 6 o 10 d

— Lester, Fanny Ann, 28 m 13c
Geo., 2h 13 «

Letten, James Samerville, 18 ni 1 1 «
Lewin, Maurice, 27 a II d
Lewis, Jos. Slater, 21 m 15 c
Robt. Fisher. 25V;i \0 o

- Howland. 25 ; 15 e
Lewthwaite. Wm. Jot., 21 m 12 o
Liborty, James. 9 a 13 e
Lidington. Wni., 4 / 14 «
^igh'burn, Geo., a 13 «
Lincoln, Alfred Fred., 22 ; 10>
Linndl, Septimus. 2 a 13 «
Livesey, Lionel Wm., 4 ; 14 e
Llewellyn, David Embyn, 20 a Q 6

- Wni. G<Q.. 27 fl 1 1 «
Wm. Gibbon, 4 w 10/

Lloyd. Arthur, 22 ; IQ /

- Edw., 2 ; 1 1 f/
Maria. 21 a II e

-^— Lord, Abrnhira, \ m 10 /
■■ Long, C^hns., 14 w lo le
r— Luff, Geo. Ja«., 2'i / I5e
- — Lyon Gio.. :;j a 12 /
— — Macaulay, K. A.. 4 ; 14 i

— Machcan, W., 15/8 6
'•^■^ MacGiliivray. H.. 1 /' 11 «

- — MacGreor, 1). Key., 20 n 6 6

— Mackenzie, Kev. C. A., 7 /« \^c
F., 25,/ 15 «

Mackerc tb. John, II m lie
Maclurc, Henry Martyn, 30 a 13 f
Makin. Chas.. 14 m 15 e
MalUnder, Thos.. 4 ni \QJ
Manning, Jamee, 25 j 15 %
Manschcster. & Co., 9 a 18 «
M^nson. F.. 4 m 10 /
Mantle, Edw., 2^m\2^

Bankniptciea {continued),

Marshall. A., juti., 7 m IG o

Emma. 21 m lot

Geo.. 2 a 13 «

Marston. Frank. 22 j 10 /"

Martin, (^aleb. 27 a 11 «

Hairy. 87 10 «

— — J«9.. 29 I \2 d

— Thos.. 2:. m 10^

- Mather. Edwin Ernest. S /
Jnnies. H a \,\ e

10s

Matthew, H. .1. S.. 6 a 10 «

Mathewd, Rich. Dunstan, iojBh

^— — Henry Arnold 27 « 11 «

Matthews. Itobt.. 2 a 13

Wm.. 14 »« 15 c

May. Felix Henry, 18 w 11 «

Geo. Henry. 22 ; 10 ^

Maylott, Owen, 11 ; 12 a

— - M'AUese .Tas., 4 j 14 «
MM'onvill r., II ^M II e

- MTt)/. Janic". (» a .0 e

M (^ouriy. Alexander. 30 a 18 «

Mllvridtj. J.. 20 (I a »

M Ghie. J., 2 a 13 #:

M'Ginn J.)hn, U.; 12 a

M'Grcgor. Alex., 4 ; 14 r

M Ken/.ie Wm. John. 21 a I? /

- M- Murray. Alfred Jas., {/We

M rt^'uartand Booth. 18; 14 •

Tnvlor, l.S / 14 e

\1 Tiirk A., 2r»; 15 «

M Vei h J. Dalzitl, 25 / 15 «

■ Mead, Geo.. 7 »i 16 ^

.fuh I Ht^nry, Urn 15 rf

Medcalf, Wni. Uorhert. II ; 12 a

MtUing, Thos., 4 ; 14 e

Mehor, John Wm.. 22 ; 10 f

iMtioaUe. Harry. U\ a 12 d

Milhurn. rum. 27 a 1 1 «

Middleton, Paul. Ga iO «

Mill. D., H J lOc

Milhir, J. 9 'I 13 rf

Miller. Henry VVDrrald, II m II e

K.. 4 14 «

Mil... Wm.. 7 Ml »6f

— — Wm. Simpison, ! / 11 d

MiUoM, Fre 1. Wm. 4 » H r

- Minns, An [iur War.Jer, and Jeffery Aitht&r
J n mes 4 > 1 4 <^

Henry, 29 / 12 d

— Mitehvll I. •. 9 ; 12 rf
Mobbs. tl(#lin. 2."» ; 10 e

M .iae. v. i(;liael. 2'»/ii 10 €

iMonly, John M.itthew, 22; 10^

Mojre, I" red.. 1 ; 1 1 «/

— Moorioti. '!'I)0s., *i7 ^ 1 1 /*

.Morjjan, Mtjrgm. 23 m 12

Thos.. tt «i lO e

jun . 25 m 10 «

Alouoll. Wm. John. 4 m 10/ -7 m I6c

— ?- Morris, (^has. atid Morris. Waltk-r^il oi 1A»

E., 8/ 10 «

Wai. Pickering. 9-1 13 e

Morri«-ou, M., ^ m 13 c

- Moseley, Henry Edw., 2.*i / 15 *

Hos^r, i][aco> %ust iia^iwi^ U m U «

June 30, 18'92.J

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Sa

^Blmkraptcdea {continued),

Mows. Christopher. *i2 j' Ifif

^^— M088. Wiu. Johnson, 2 a ISn

Mo8»op. "iThos.. Jf9j 12 rf

*— Molt. Win. Job., 4 m 10 /"

- Mounsey, Thos., 26 i 16 «

«-^ Mulliniler, John Cuthbert, 25 m\0%
-«»— Mulroy, Patrick Joseph, 25 m 10*
— — Mundy, Herbert. 26 ; 15 «
li Murray & Co.. 2» a 12 /

- Myers. Sarah, and Myers, Emdy. U m i 1 n
*— > Narramore, Edw. Jas., 27 a 1 i i>

* — r Neale, Fred., \j \id

— >- Nearing. Michad, 27 a 1 1 <f

Needham, Wbi. 11 m 11«

NeiH, K., 22; 10 •

-»— Nevison, Heni^. 9 a 18 8

Newbold. John, 27 a 1 1 1

«« — Newbould, iioger, 20 a 6 6

N€weM. Qeo., 1 ; 1 1 tf

•— Newman, £dwin Heniy Armrtrofigf, 7 m

16 e
^^ Newton, Henry, 2 a 18 ^
Kobt., 18 a 12 (/

Nichull, Wm.. t^-a I2tf

NiehoHs, Arthar Henry, 18^ t4«

•Nicholaon, Isaac, 21 m 16 e

Nightingale, J as., 20 j lli d

Nimino, D., 1 ) 1 1 //

Nukes, Joseph Arthtfl', 18 A 18 tf

Normao, Alton Joseph, 80 a 18 «

•Norris, £div>n, "H-m \b*t

— »tonl«^, 25 ; 16*6

'Nort4i, John. 18/14/

•Northrop, Joseph. 21 m Xht

Nufniis, Samuel. »j lOs

Nutter, Maty, 28 a 12/

O'Brien, Bernard, 18 j 14/

Old, Sidney Fred. Chas., 9 a 18%

01der»haw. Walter, 29 j 12 d

Oliver, Elifca, 21 « 15 e
Henry Uren, 1 j 11 d

Ormerod, John Kieh, 26 j 16'»

Osburne. Harry John, 18 ; 14 '/
-James, 2 a la a

Bankruptcies {continued),

Pascoe. Wm. John, J8 ; l4 f

Patterson, Ohns., 14 m 16'e

Paltie. Y.. 13 a 12 rf

Pattison. A., 18 .•» 1 1 *

— ^ Arthur Geo., 28 mi 12 e

Thos. Steptimus. 21 m 16 «

Paul. Geo. ICdir., \j H*
Joseph Henry, 14 m 15 d

— Payer, A. E.. HO a IS«
-""^ Payman, Abrfthatn, 6 a 10 H
— ^ Payne. W.. 26 i \h e

Wm.. 2S) Tl2rf

Wm. Edwin, \f\\d

PeaCey. PranCia rhaiB.. 22 jf* 10^

Peaiiman, H. J.. 2i wi 15 c

— *— PeaETson, Jaa., 28 m I2'c
— ^ — Maria, 2 a 18 «
—" P., 1 1 m 1 1 -e

iPease, Fred.. 2i5; iBl!
Pt-et T. F., a 10 «
Peppiatt, Geo., 22 J 10 f
Perctval Thos.. 14 m 15 k
Percy, Heiir}' Wm.. 22 ; lOjr
Perdue, Henry Alfred 11 j 12 ft
^Perkins, Wilfred. 1 1 ; 12 a
Perriv, Henry, 28 m 12 r
PeFt»*8. Ch»s.* Peftha'llotr, 27 j 12 k
Lcet Gray, 28 ni 12 e

~ Pettit, Itobt., 4 ; l4fl
^ Few, Edw. an^ Kob«i^, tt^ Cfhaft., 2tl
12 tf

^ rtiiUipi, Daiti^, and WarMig, "LeVi, 2l m 15«
*-^ F. ('., 13 a V2d
-^ — Fred.. 7 wi 16 c
-'^^ John dhas. Pri<ie ^tsill. 26 ai lO^c
-=— . U. J., 2 a 13 «
Wm.. 30 o 18 «

— Overton, SaoHiel Cild, $aA AVis, Ailfred
Neville, 1 1 mi lie

— Ovren, Laura Elift., 25 ;"16'«

— Oxborrow, Chaa. Edw., 4j 14%

— Oxby, Heitert, 29 j 12 (2

— Paokett, Lhaa., 11 > 12 a
^— Page. Samuel, 9 a 18 s

— Paiue, Fred., 18 m lis

— Palmer, Edwin Paget, SO a 18 %
Frank Viiliera, 7 m 16 c
Jvho, 11 m 11 t~18 fiill<»
Margaret, 7 m 1 6 c
Wm.,27a Md

Pankhunti Itich., I4i»t r6'e
i'arker, Henry Taylor, 80 « V8 «
— James Coi-nidi, 20 a ^6 6

Wm.,20a(>*
ParkiiiDon, Geo., Im 16 r
Parr, Juhn, the Youixger, 27 o 1) •
Panottf Chat.. 26i 15«
Parry, J. J., 13 m 11 c
l'«riioBa, 4««ie« B^ dUa i8«

PhilHpps, H^nry MicheA. 27 A 11 it

Pickard. Geo., 16 a 12ii
Thos., 13 »' 11 K

Pigott. (has. Bon)i<ico, 1 V 11 A

— ^Pilley, Wm, lo / 3 6

Plant. Wm;. 29"; 12 H

—- Plait. Wm., 25 m 10 a

-• Pledge, Walter, 14m 16 U

Piomtner, Harry, 9 a 13'b

Politer, Kdw. 15/86

-a— Porte I, Francis, 4 wi 10 f
Putter, Harry 15^' 3 />

— i- Potts, Fred. C'has., 25 m 10 1
^ — Poulter, Wm., 25 ; 15 «
Powea PhUip, 25 / 15 %

Powis, Chas., 2.> m lOv

Preece. Thos.. 15 > 8 *

Preston, Grac«% 15 j 3 ^

Jo:ieph Thos. Uttrmatt, ll M Ut

Price» Gt»o., 25 ;' 15 e

Johu tolledge, 9 a Idt

-^ Margaret, 25 m 10«

Thos., 7 m lt> «

- — Priokett. Anna Marii^ 8; lO«
-'B- Pting> John Lyddon, 23 a 12 /
-=^ Prophett, Johu Henry^ 3 ; 10 a
— Pursseil John lioger, 30 A 18 1
-*— Quelch, Fred. Wm.. 4 ; 14 1
■»-> (^uin, Jamesi 18 m ii •

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BankrnptdfiB (eontinued).

HadclifiFe. M. A.. 20 a B 6

*— Ralls, Wm. James, 27 a 11 «

Randolph. Tercy, 2 & 1S«

^«- Ranicar, Haniat, 26 m 10 «

Rainford, Joseph, 27 a 11 «

Ranshaw. David, 8^ 10 e

Raymond, Wra Thos.. 4 ; I4«

— — Rnyner, Arthur, \jl\d

Jo9.. 29; 12rf
Head. Geo. & C, 6 a 10 •
Read, Paul, 4 ; 14
Hees, DaTid, 22 i 10 /

Eran John, 25 ; 16 «
John Albert, 16 9 8 6

— Reeve, Arthur Edvrin, 29 j 12 d

— Reirll Wm. Geo.. 2K) a 18 «

— Rtfnison. J., 1 1 m 1 1 «

— Reuterwell and Larten 80 a 18 a

— Reveley. John Thus., 1 1 / 12 a

— Reynolds. John, 80 a 18 i

— Richards. Geo., 4 ; 1 4 «

— Richardson, Her, Alfred Spei cer, 18 ; 14 e

— Riche, Fred. Augustus. 18 a 12 d

— Hicketts. Austin, 25 ; 15 s

— Riddel. John, 16 a \2 d

— Roberton, G.. and Sod and G. Rober^on and
J. Hoberton. 29; \2 d

— Roberts, David and Owen. 18 7 14 /
and Roberts, Owen, I j \ld

John Vauffhan, 20 a 6 6

Robertson, Wm. Maodonald, 29 ; 12 d
Robinson, James, 25 / 5 «

— Henry Manton, 25 m 10 s

» John Shakespeare, 11 ; 12 «

— John Thos.. 18 a 12 1/
Thos., 9 a 18s~18 m 18 s

— Wm. JaoMS. 25 ; 5 s
Rodlifif. Richard, 27 a U s
Rogers, Henry, 16 o \2 d

— Louisa Eliiabeth and Heath, 2 a 18 s
Roll. Walter, 27 a 1 1 a

Rook, Henry, 80 a 18 s

Hooper, Henry Qloster, Bonfoy, 6 a 10 s

Roper, Arthur, 11 ; 12 a

— John, 14 m 15 s

Hose, Edwin, Thomas York, 29 i 12 if
-> Hermann, 21 n 15 e
^ Hugh, 28 M 12 e

KosWy, Thos., IJW d

Roubert 8amuel, 80 a 18 •

Rourke. Peter, \H a \2 d
' Rowe, Albert £dw^ 22 1 10/

— James, 6 a lOe
Robert, 6 a 10 s

Bankznptciea (contitmed),

Haddler. J. M.. 4 41 10 /"

Sadler, David Millership. 6 a 10 •

Saies, Geo. Boyd, \ j \\ d

— Salter. Thos. Langford, 18; 11/
^— Sammons, Jas. Pichett, Wj 12 a

— Ssmpson, Arthur Hubert, 11 si 11
Sanderson, Chaa.« 1 1 m 1 1 s

J.,29; 12rf

Sandground, Dayid. 22 9 10 /

— SauL Fred. Geo., 18 / 14/
— — Sayer, & Co., 6 a 10 «

St. George, Thos. Clement, Beloibra, 21 at

— - Scace, Mary, 25 1 15 c

*— Scammell, Walter Henry, 25 ai 10 •

Scaulan, David. 81 a 13 s

— — Schneider, Hugo. 25 m 10 s

— Schofleld, Fred.. IS j 14 /
^-^— John, 1 1 m 1 1 «

Sc«)tt, Robert. 9 a 18 d

Scourfield, Wm., 15/86

— ^ Scuduiore, Godwin Chas., 14 ai 15 s

Seabrook, Walter, ^8 m 12 c

*-» Searle Jacob and Frank Emelio, 16 a 12 ^
James, 6 a 10 s

Serff, Fred. Wm., 25 m 10 s

— — > Senior, Percy Haigh, 9 a 13 s

Setter, Geo. aiid Better, fiU SauuieL 11 as

11 e
^^ Sharky, James, 4 m 10/
— ^ Sharman, Albert Chas., 15 ; 3 d

- Sharp, Geo., 1 f 11 etf
Shaw, J., 30 a 13 d

. Lawson Robert, 25 ai 10 <

Thos., 21 m 15 s

Shepherd, Walter. 28 « 12 s

Sherley. James. 23 a 12 /

Sherry, John, 1 1 m 1 1 s

- Shorey, Rich. Edw., 2 a 18 a

Short, John Davey, 18 a 12 <tf

Thos., 28 a 12 d-22 ; 10 /

Sievier. a S., 28 m 12 s

Simmons, Walter, 25 si 10 s

Simpkin, A., 16 a 12 4

^-> Simpson, Thos.. 2 a 18 s

WiXL Spiers, 18 m 11 s

Rowland, Wm., 22; TO r

Rowlands, Ernest Bowen. 1 1 J 12 a

Rowlandson. John Arthur, 25 m 10 s

— ~ Rowley. James. 18 7 1 W
_ Royall^ Alfred John, and Royall Thomas
Juhii. in f S b

— Kuncieman, Ann, 1 ; 1 1 ^

lluMeU, J. B., 29 > 12 d

T.. 20 a 66

Thomas, 9 a 18 s

Wm. Henry, 25 m lO s

Butty, Joha C^27 al\d

Sims, Rich., 11 ; 12 a

Sinclair, S. H., 9 a 18</

— Skelson, Wm. Henry, 2 a 18 •
Slack, John, 8 ; 10 e

— Slidders A., 21 m 15

— Small R., 6 a 10 s

— — Sm alley. Enoch, 11 ; 12 a
Smeaton. John, 4 m 10/

— Smith, Annie, 1 1 / 12 a
Fre<lerick Wm., 16 a 12^ J
Freil. Wm., 4si 10/
(>i'o.. 9 tt 18 s
Gilbert Gea, 7 m 16 n
Harry Rich., 18 mil €
Henry, 14 m 15 s

— Walter, 28 a 12 /
Isaac. 9 u 13 s

James. 9 a 18 </
Jas. Wm., 21 m I5e
Jemima 11 ; 12 a
John, 28 Ml 12 s

J.u9e . 80^ 1892.] palhbr'b tsdkx. to'' ths, times," nbwspapkb.

fiaii

Bankraptdes (continue^/).

bmith, John Watson, 22 J IQ/

-' Joseph Robert, 2 a 18 «

Samuel. I5>8 6

Walter, 2 a 18 «

Sdow, John, 16 a 12 d

8Mug|rii, Ihofl. Wm., 16 a 12 ^

«^ • SDOwden, Thos. Wm., 15 ; 8 6
-— Solomon, John Louis. 22 ;' 10 /*

Sotherao. Thos. Baxter. 9 a 18 «

-— South, Emnianael, 14 m 15 s
^— Southerns., Benry. 11 mils

Son^e^ntts, Wm. llkos^ 28 m ISf

•-^ Spenceri Hugh, \j 11 d

Bob9rt,]Qa \2d

- Sydney Edgar, 4 ; 14 s
Spraggs, James, 18 m 11 s
Spreckley, Chas. Pratt, 18 / 14 /
Squire, Henry, 27 a 1 1 s-29 j 12 d

— Harry, 18; 14/
Sutler. Fred,. 28 m 12 e

Stanbridge, Wm., 16 a 12 tf
StonbiM-y, Wm« 1 i 11 rf
Stanley, John, 8 J 10 «
Stapleton. O, U,, 29; \2 d
Stead Bobert, 7fii 16r— 25 j 15 a
Stedman, Wm., 28 m 12 e
Steel. Benj., 18/14/

- Louisa 1^ ranees. 4 r 14 s

- Thos. Dyne. 14 m 15 •
Stephens, Hugh Wm., 9a 18 s

- Jonathi^n. \6 a V2 d
Wm. Hugh. 16 a 12 </

- — Steyens. Andrew Leah. 27 a Us

Sterenson. Robert. 29j \2d

Stewart. (Uande Scott. 28 m 12 e

—— C. H.. 14 m 16 d
J. and G., Sj 10 s
. Stiby, Fred. Edwin, 18 /U /

- StilwelL W.m, Arthur. 2 a 18 s

- Stockdale. Samuel, y8 m 12 s

- Stockwell, Wm., 25 m lOs

- Stocker, I'has., 26 ; 15 s

- Soddart. T., 16 a 12 </

- Stokes, Fred., 11^12 a
-Storey. Robt^ 29 j 12 d

- Laycock, 14 m 16 «
Storrar, J. M., 27 a 11 d

- Strang, J. E., 4; 14i.
btrodg, Geo., 28 a 12 /
Stuart, Charles, 21 m 15

P Stubbs. Thos., 11 j 12 a
Stubley, Wm. Henry, 20a 6 «

- Swann, Nathaniel. 2 a 18 s
Siireeling. Albert, 16 a 12 d
Swinton, John, 25 m 10 s
Sykes,Geu.,29; 12d

^ Jebo, 2i m 16e
Symmonds, Thos. Edw., 2 a 18 s
Tancock. Wm.. Idu 12d
Tansley, Joshua, 18 m 1 1 s
TauHUt, Milo. 7 m 16
Tauuhert, Edward, 27 a 11 1/
Tauer, Louis, 26 m 10 s
Taylor, 1>. M. T., \SJ 14 s

~ Wm. Fiauces, 4i 14 s
Taasdaie, Wm., 14m 16 s

Bankruptdea {continued),
-:-*- Terry, Wm. Henry, 25 m 10 s
— - Thair, Henry Peter, 18m II s
— Thomas, Henry. 15/86
Isaac 28 m 12r
Jenkyn DaTiii. 20 a 6 6
Joshua James, 22 ; 10 /
— ^- Beta, 14 w 16 s

Wm., I6a 12rf

■ ■ Roach. 4 m 10 /

'— Thompson, John, 1 1 m 1 1 a

*— — John Robinson, 1 1 m 1 1 s

— Wm., 30 a 18 e

— Thomson, Wm. Lamb. 22^ 10 /
-^ Topham, Uobt. Edw., 22 ; 10 /

— Thorp, B. S. Wrightion and
Jonathnn M., 25 H5 s

— Thorpe. Frederick, 2 /i 18 «

— Tidswell. Henry, 4 m lOy

— Tilsley, Wm. Fred. 18 m 11 s

— Tilyard Jane Low, 21 m 15 a
^ Todd, Jue, 18 m 11 s

W, 2^OT V2e

Thorp,

- Tong, Stephen, 9a lA s

- TtK.n, Edward ( o*)int 4 m 10/

- Trairor. Patrick iulw., 7 m 16«

- Tread way, W m. J., 21 m 15 c

- Trebble. John. 25 ; 15 s

- Trevaski9, J'imes, 18^ 14 /"
Truscott Thos.. 28 m 12 c

- Tucker. Samuel, 14 m 16 «

Turner. Christopher Henry, 39 j' 12 rf

- Daniel, 21 m 16 c

-. Wm. Barwell, 14 m 15 s

-* Wm.. 25j 16 s

^ Wilson, 27 a lis

• Tutton, E. W., 7 m 16
Twigg Wm.. 7 m 16 e
Tyler, Wm.. 25^' 15 e
Underwood. Henry, 27 o 1 1 s

- Wm., 11 m II e
Usherwood, Edwin, 18 a 12 d
Vause, Wm. Henry, 16 a 12 <^
Veness, John 1 1 m II
Verity, Kich., 14 m 16 ^

- Albert, 16 m lis
Vernon. Samuel, 29 / 12 d
Vero. VN m., 7 w 16c
Vmcent, Jas.. o ; 10 s
Viner, James 2o u ti h
WolUer.FndL'iick, 4 m 10/
Walker. Owen. 27 o II «

- Sam Ibberson, 2u 18 s

- W.. 20 a /i
Wm.. 22/10/

Wall, Kdwin. 11 /12 a
Wallbank. Edw.. 22; 10/
Walli9, John Stickland, 6 a 10 s
Walsh & Co., 2a\-6e
Walton, Henrietta, \Za\2d

John, 1 1 m 11 «
Ward. Alexander. 4^' 14e

lienry, 27 a 11 s

- John, 22 j 10 /

- Mary, 11 ; 12 a
Warham. John, 14 m 15 «
Waters, John Cornelius, 28 a 12 /

ir

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[Aprff. 1 Uk

l^nJtTuptciieft Uvntinued),.

m — ^Yale^8, Joseph, 28 w 12 c

Watkins. Hicb. Rone. 80a 13 •

« — Watson, Aathon J, 2 a Id. «

O. J.. 14 m 15 <|

Rich. Lav, 27 a 11 #

— W., 18q 1» rf
Wattfl, Jm.. I 7>1 <i

- John, 16o 12(f
Weatherit, Luke, 4 y 14 «
Webh. Wm. Thos., 22 ; 10/
Weber. Frederic Hermfln, i m KXfi
Webster, D.W,. 29; V4 d

Jas., sett., 1 ; 1 i <2

Weedy and Son. 27 a U «
Weise. Frederic. 9 o 13<f
Herbert John, 28 a 12/

— Wrlf')td. Charles^ 8 9 IO0
-^ WeUs. Fred. Wm., 11 ; 12 «

John Thos. Woodwarda, U ai 1 1 a

— Wells teed. Oeo.. 4 ; 14 a
.— Werner, Emile. 1 f M rf

mm- Westbrook. KlizaAnn, 18m U a
*-^ West. Hannah. 21 »( 15 r
«. — Westle>, ( hristupherGibaon, 18 a 12 d
..-* WhaU, John Kobert. 14 m 15

— Whe^er, Geo. and Bunoe Harry, 9 a U a
m^ Wheelock Julia, 23 a 12 /

— Whtlan. Jaroes» 28 m \2 e

— Whincup, Tbos, Thompson. 18; 14 /
^.^ Whiterod Geo,. 2 a 18 a

Whiitard. Anne. II ; 12 a

^— W bitted. Ernest Albert, 13 a 19 cf
. — WhittinKham Wm., 15 ; 86
..— Whittonnnfl Braid. 6 a IQd

— Whitiy. Henry, 8 j 16e
p— WigKCtt, Wm. 25 M lOi

m — Wi{(8toii David Jamieson, U 9 U a

— Wilkinson & Co., 2 a 18 a
,m^ Wilson. Wm. (^has., 11 m 11 a
m-^ Wilcox Wm., Ua ia«

^^ Willcocks. Walter 11., 29 jl 12 d

-^ Wiliison, Thomas, 6 a 10 #

.^ Wilkins, Wm,.22no/*

m^ WilkintoQ. Charlea Herbert, 9 a 184

{iQbt.. 1^1 ial5c

^amuttl. 9 a 18 «

Walter, 14 n 15 «

Bankraptciea (continued)

Winter, Edwin, 30 a 13 a

Wintle. Alfred, 11 ; 12 -*

- Winton. Frances Stuart. 28 « 12»o.

Wifthera, Edw. Rich.. 9 a 13 a

-.— Withera. James Wm., 2 a 13 «

— — Wolstenholm. Albert, 9 a 13 a
— ^ Wood. Edw., 6 a 10 a

Robt.,22; 10/

— - Woodfenden. John Thoa., 18 im U a

Woodhall. Ge©., 25 m 10 «

-*^— Woodhead, Barker. 18 m 11 a
— — Woodhouse, Arthur Leighton Aldersou, I8t
/14a

Woody att, Wm. Henry, 25 m 10 a

Woolston, Francis Hugh. 1 / H 4

Wooliton, Thos.. 3Q u 13 «

Worger. Arthur. 16 a 1'^ d

Wornald, Alfred. 1/114

— »- Woiherapoon. J.. 27 a \14

Wrngg, isamuel, 18 ;;i II a

— ^ Wraight, Jos., 27 a 11 a

Wright. Alfred Ellington, 2 a 18«

Chaa., 11; 12 a

Edvin James. 22 ; 10/

Henry, 6 a 10 a

J. M., 29; \2d

^^p

1- — vv

Williams. Alexander Kirkpatrick, 18 HI /

- Alfred Klkanah. 25 m 10 «
Juhn C'odrington, 25 « i0 4|
Esther, 21 m 15 c
i<:?an. 2 a I3#
Fredenck Geo., 27 a 11 a

Wm.. n; i2a-26j 15 #

John, 13 a \2d
Levi Arthur, 22 j 10/
W m. Courtney Page, 18 a 19 4
Wilson, A,, n .; 12 a

- l^ldwin, 2 a 13 «
r Enui*, '^i m 15 c

~ S. bu 1 J. V^ ilson. 28 m 12 a

- t\m\ Company, 28 m 12 c
W'lUon. Geo., 2 a I3e

Lv ijRinrt md Win^ Pan<). 19 / 14/
♦V.i;g AUrccI, I j U 4

Winaer, JqUU: 4 m 10/

— ^i- Wyles, Joseph, 9 a 18 a
— — Yarrow, James. 11 ; 12 a

- Yeatman. Geo. Thos., 4 m 10 ^
^— > Yorke, Thos. Simpaon, 9 a 13 a '
— — ^mmermann, Wm., 18 j 14 /
Bankrupticet^ Wright ( Bryoe). 25 a 9 ^

— Sandys (Hon. Edmund)., 5 nt 14 a
BANKBUPTqY QOTOT :—

Notices of Last Examinations, aas evmifi

Wednesday's and Saturdfty*^ paper

Adamson, Bell and Coinpany^ 2 4 161 a

. J, W„ 16 /9o
— «> Mesara VV, H, Allen and Company. 19ia 4 &

AlUson, Wm.. 80; 14 c

Anglo-Continental Trnst and Finance Cor-*

poration (Linuted), 10 7 14 fr— 1 1 ; 7 a— 18 ; 1 7a

- Anglo- Sumatra Tobacoo Company (I^inxi*
ted). 23 a 15 -30 a 15 c

Atkinson and Andrews, 12 m 3 «

— ^ Ariiland Smart (Limited), 27 j 17 o
— ^ BailUe, liobert, 6 a Uy— 80a 16 e— 4 mik
—17 m 4//

- Balmoral Steamahip Company (Limited), 27
,-7c

Barker. George, and Company, 24/ 8 4—^(1

i 19 6

Barr, J. Ewen, 7 a 3 <f

Beekmann. Nathan, 12 a 8 d— p5 m^b

-^^ Benham, Kenyon. 26 a 8 ^^27 a 4 a
— - Benzon. Erneat, 28 a 4 a — 19 » 8 i

— Besley, F. J., HOj Ud

- Blaokwater Oyster Fishing Compai^jp
(Limited), 2ol6e~9ul6a -23 a 16 «

— «— Bond Building Society. 4 a 3 /— 8 ; 4 i

Booth, George H., 10 ; 14 a

Borough of Portsmouth, Kingston, Fratton^

and Southsea, Tramways Company, 2 m

13 a
Bottoinlev. Hopitio^ 18 m 8 /- ?8 1^ \% ^-m

8«> •/

Jnne ?>0. 1892.]

PALHBB^ fNlS2 TO ^* THB TfllBS ** NKWSPAPBR.

Bl|l\

Pankraptoy Ck>Tirt {rontinuea).

tiowen- (Rowlands, Ernest, \2m 3« — 2j i a

n Bowman, A. H^ 25 m 3 /— 27 ; 17f

V- Chns. Samuel 9 y 8 i

KcKinald. 25 m 3 /

Kichard Thoa.. 25 m 3 /— 28 / 13 /

~ Broad** Patent Night Light CompaDj

(Liroiti-d), 8 <i 14 <;-27 a 4 d— II ? 7 a

— Bryce- Wright. — . 27 a 3 /

— James Bull, bona and Company (Limited),
Ji;3<l

— Burr, Arthur, 11 m 4 A— 30 ; 14 «

— CallerKhi, Constantine Stephea, ^H j 8y

— Cayaliero. Francis*. 23 m 3 /

— Caverly, R<»bt. Bruce, 30 ; 1 4 c
^ Clay Cross Coai Supply Association, 18 j IS

— riutterhuck, Bev. James Caspar, 28 o ia^
14« )8d— 16; 7 «

— Cohn. Hermann. 2^' 6y

— Collins, — . 24 w 3 «

— Condes Company of ( h«li (Limited), 1 7J 1 3 tf
— - Cook. Caroline, I I m 4 o

— Cottlson. Jukes, 4 a 4 a— 7 a 3 e— 16 j 7 d
— * Cromer Esplanade Pier Company (Limited),

^a 16^—8 ft 14 r

_ Davis George, 8 a 14 d— 14 a 8 6—21 o 8 a
~5 m 4 6

C. H and A., l3o3«

-- — I)e Cas'ro, Jacob William, 9 w 4 c

« pebenture Corporation (Limited), 4 o 3^—

9a 15e-ll a 3/
« — Pee Oil Company (Limited). 7 o 3d

., Pepuy. Sir Robert Anhur. 23 ; 3 a

« — Detwiller. Piosper, 13; 3 6

« — Pinkelspi«l W., 1 o I4s

, Divi-'adfro Gold and Silver Mining Com-

pany (LimiU-d), 14 a 8 r— 17 »i 4 « — I6j 4 a
«^ Elphinstone. Sir Howard, 13 in 13 /

— E|n<^rald Minei of Columbia (Limited), 9
m 4fi

England, Captain Russell, 19 m 4 &— lOj 14

b—nj 14 a

English Bank of the River Plate, 14 « 10 «

v-f— Fairburns, M. U. and F. R., 6 m 13 /

— Floyd, Arnold. 3 m 4 6-6 m 13 /
-, — Fqote, William, 21 7n 14 d

.«-. Ford, Alfred Napier, 6 m 13 a

, FoJt, Mrs. H. E., 20 ; 3 e

Fraser. William, 12 o 3 d

G., 28 ; I3s

,— Gardner, J. W„ 14 a 3 /

-, — Gentry. Mark. 20 m 13 /

.-^ Gillon, James Bruce, 13 m 14 a

i— GosneU, Grant an4 Company (Limited), 2 m
18 a

•«.— Grange Syndicate (Limited). 9 j 8 /

«— Graydon Pyran?ite War Material Syndl
cate (Limited), 2 m 13 a— 23 ; 12 6—30 ) 14 fi

_ Great Eukaby Silver Field, South Austra-
lia. 4 m3/—l07 7«

Kittger Gold Mining Company (Limited),

; 8 6—25 J I9d— 3Uj 14 a

Green. A, MacdonneU, 9 m 4 6—23 w 4 a

Gunn, Rev. W. E. B,, 17 ; 6 a-80^ lU c

Qurne^ an4 4§u)api| 3 a 14 <i

Bi^nkmptcy Oomt {continuect)^

Hall. Gt-orge HalL 16 m 6 f-^l 19 18«

— - Harris. Reginald S. W., 8 a 14 6

— ^ Hart, Erneat Josepli, 6<v 13 d

— ^ Haywood, Alfrerl, 13 a 3 /

— «- Messrs. Head's Bank, 25 /it 9/

— B- Healy. Augustine, 24 » 3 e

— «- Henry, Henri ('has. Joa., 28 « 19 d

Hey^nood ('hemic4 Company (Limited), S^

ta4 a

Hi^^hgateand Harapstead Cable Tramway

(LimiU*d) '2 m 13 a

Hill. Frederick John George, 19 m 4 c— 27

ml46

— ^ Hillyard, Burton Osborne. 477^

- Hodgens, Thos, H., 1 a 14 d

Holland Jaa., 24 /3d

— - Hollingshead. John, 29 a 3 d— 3 ; 4 d

— ^ Hu' chins, Geo. Jcdin 23 /a 4 a

— r- lies. Henry Williams, 2 a 16s

International Trustee, Assets and Deben-
ture Corporation (Limited and Reduced), ^
n 4 ''
Mining Syndicate (Limited), 25 ; 17 c

Islington and General Electric Supply

(Limited), 9 ;ii 4 a "^

Jackson, Richard Milbourna. 29 a 3 c

Jessup and Company (Limited). 9 »« 4 a

Ker. James Campbell, 6 m 13 /— 17 ; 14 a

Kershaw and Pole (Limited), 7 a 19 6—1 4

III IS*

KnoUy?^ Fred. R., 2 a l6c/-28 m 19 e

- Kuhn, Bernard William, 3 in 3

James Lang and Company (Limited), 22 n

5d— 28 a I3r— 7iM 19 c

- Larrett and Brook, 5 m 4 6—28 w 19 d
Lawrence. E. G„ 9 a 1.5 /

Laxon. W., and Company, 23/36—28; 13 c|

Leaseholders' Fund Corporation (Limited!

11 a3/

Lever Ashton. 2 n 16 «— 14 m 18 d

- Lion. Mayer Alexander, 9 o 15 /

Liveay, Jo<)eph Montagu, 21 m 18 «

London Scotti-h Permament Bene^t Buil^

ing Society, 28 «« 5 a

and County Stoek and Share Agency

(Limited), 25 w 8/— 28 m 8 e-4 ; 7

and Western of England Trnst and Ii\.

vestment Corporation (Limited), 2 la 13 «

and Went of England Trust Investmei^

Corporation (Limited , 7 m 19 r

Luiuley, Captain J. Rutherford, 9 a 15 /^

7m 19a

Macpherson, Robert, 14 « 8 c— 31 m 4 c— 4

>7s
Medley, Thos. P.. 18 ; 17 d

— ^ Meroantile BankofAaatralia (Limited), 2di
^•12c-27;l7c

- Messrs Meroer and Edwards, Solicitors^ 21
a 8 r— 30 a 13 6-24 m 5 / —26 «* 14 c

-~ Metals Smelting Works (Limited), 29 a 3 a
— . Mid Kent Kruit Factory (^Limited), 4 a 3 #
— — Midland Tramways Company (Limited). ^

m 13 a
-pi^ Moise. Michael. 25 m 4 6—4 / 7 a
— * Moore, AQSgustus Martin G^eorge, 9 a IQ q

-»I^W3/-2Q;8p

1%

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Bankraptcy Oonrt 'contirmed).

"—^ Moreyrood and Heatbfl(4d ^Limited), 9 mi a

— ^- Morgan, Alexander Brooke, 20 m 18 /~28

m 19(
«— Munich Beer Syndicate (Limited), 2 m 13 o
— Murray. David Christie, 18^' I7«
^-^ National Debenture and Assets Corpora-
tion (Limited). 1 a U/Sj 4 6
■ ■ Life Assurance Society, 2 m 13 a
— — Lithographic and Printing Company

(Limited), 2 m 13 a
— — Securities Torporation (Limited), 9 m Aa
Wholemeal Bread Company (Limited),

23m3«

— New Mashonaland Exploration Company,

2 m 13 a

British Iron Com]Miny(Limited^, 27j\7e

Venture Witwatersrandt Gold Mining
Compan}' (Limited), 19 m 4 6—25 m 3 /

Oriental Bank Corporation ^Limited), 17

;I0/-24; llf-27i 17 b

— North Wales Gunpowder Company, ZjZd

— Northwich Salt Company (Limited), 29 a 8
€— 20i« 14</— 17/4/

— O'Connor, J., 2 m 18 «

i— Orerton and Aris, d m 13 /— 6/ 8 c— 18
il7 d

— Paragon Works, (Limited). 11 a 3 /

- — Patent Feed- Bag Syndicate (Limited), 9
ffl 4 a

— Phillips. F. C, 3 m 8 i
Woolf, 2 fN 13 </

Phillipps, U. M.. 22 a 6 rf-4 m 4 6—25

f 19 o

— — James Pike Brothers and Company (Limi-
ted). II 08/
— - Portaea Island Building Society, 30 a 13 h

— Postage Steam Automatic Delivery Com-
pany. ( Limited;. 4 a 3 /

— W. Powell and Sons (Limited), 23 m 3 a

— Messrs Prlng and Adams. 6 m 3 /^7 m 19 o

— J. M. Redman and Company (Limited), 11
in4tf— ISmd /

— Richardson, Rev. A. S., 5 a 13/— 4; 7 a

— Roberts, A. H., 4 a 4 a— 29 a\ o
— ^ Robinson and (*ompany, 15 j 3 «
*^ Rock Freehold Land Society, 4 a 8/

— Hbse, Edward Temple, 23 a 15 9—27 a 8 /
» Uermaim, 10 ; 14 6

— Roth. Frank. 22 o 5 </

— Rowlands, Ernest Bo wen, 28 a 8 a

— Sandys. Edmuiul A. M. Hon., 13 m 18/
— — Schumer, Charles Theodor Ferdinand,

fli8«
•^— Scott, Dame Selina Elisabeth, 1 1 ; 7 a
J. 29 j 16 <2

10

— * Segalla, Adolph, 25 o 6 e

— Severne, Ernest James William, 18 a 8 a

— Shafto, Captain H. W.. 24 ; 8 </

— Simpson, W. S., 8 m 3 /

— Sievier, Robert SUndish, 29> 16 d
«— Smith James. 18 a 3 a —18 m 8 a
— ^ — Henry Walter, 1 1 m 4 5

— »- Spraggs. James, 22 ; 3 a

— Steam Yacht Bretagne (Limited), laZd
--— Steel and Iron Company (Limited^ 15 ; 4 /
-^ Steuart, Claude Sook 25 m 8 /

20

I

Bankruptcy Oourt {continued),

Stronsberg, Ferdinand Philip. 25 m 4 «— M

m 19e-9; « H^W j 7a-15;3/

Stud Farm (Limiled), 9 m 4

Submerging Boat Company (Limited), 28 ■

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Davidv-on. Thos.. Aristotle and Anciant

FdnCHtioual Ideals. 9 ; 8 c

Deane, Anthony O^ Frivolous Verses, 2

j 12/*

Disianl, W. L., A Naturalist in the

Transvaal, 7 d 4 *•

Dowsett, G. F^, Land its Attractions and

Riches, 21 a 4 A

- Duff. E. Gordon, the Dialogue or Commuftk
ing between the Wise King Solomon and
Marcolphus, I7^'3e

D^Sy, Sir Chas. Oavan, Conversations

with Cariyle. 2 ; 12 6
— >^ Duncan. David Scott, the Gdflog AnnuaL

1891-92,25; Lib
— — Ellis, F. S., Lexical Concordance to the

Poetical Woiks of Percy Bysshe Shelley, 29 d

18 c
an Englishman in Paris, Notes and Recoil*

lections in two Volumes, VoK 1., Reign of

Louis Philippe, Vol. I L, the Empire. 25 ; 17 jr

- Ephrnimson, Julius, Colonel Howard Vin^
Cent M. P. and his United Empire Trade
League, 5 m 3 r

- Fjirrar. F. W., Arehdn. of Westminster^
the Voice from Sinai the Eternal Bases of the
Moral i^w, 2 > 12 e

Ffoulkes, Rev., A History of the Chmidi

WSt.Mai^' tho Vii^pn, Oxf urdy 17^8^

June 30, 1892.1

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, Field, Michael. Light and Song. 2 ; 12 c

Fiplding. lieory. the Journal of a Voyage

to Li!>bon, 29 a \'i d
M — Fisher, Major A. T.. the Majorca Rod and

Biver, or Fly Fishing for Salmon Trout and

Grayling. 1 7 i 8 c
• — Fiske, John, the Discovery of America, 7

a 4 a
*-^ Fitzgerald, Percy, Memoirs of Chas. Lamb,

2j 12 c
- — Forman, H, Buxton. Poetical Worka of

Percy By^sbe Shelley, 17> 8 c
•-^ Forrest, G. W., the Administration of

Warren Hastings. 1772-1785 7 « 4 a
-— Foster, Joseph Alumni Oxonienses. 21 ci 4 a
«— Froude, — , the Spanish Story of the Ar*

mada, 29o 18 a
«— Frowde, Henry, Arcbsiologia Oxoniensis,

25 ; 18 ^
n — Furness. Horace Howard, the Tempest, a

Kew Variorum Edition of Shakespeare, 14 a

eh
"^ Gale, Capt. W. A., the Serenteenth Volume

of the Professional Papers of the Corps of

Koyal Engineers, 18 ;m 8 r
* — Gardner, Percy, New Chapters — Greek

History. Historical Results of recent Excava*

tions in Greece and Asia Minor, -9 a 18 A
m~^ Garnett, Dr. Rich., A l-haplet from the

Greek Anthology. 14 a d fr
-^— the Accension of Queen Mary, 25 j 17 /
— ~ Gilbert. John T., Calendar of Ancient Ra

cords of Dublin, 2.5 j ]S h
»«— • Gomme, Geo. Lawrence, Ethnology in

Folklore. 2 / 12 r
ii^ — Gooch, Sir Daniel, the Diariev, 29 q I8 <j

Graham. P. Anderiton, the Rural Kxodus

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^ (Jrey, Lord, the Commerical Policy of the

British Colonies and the M'Kinley Farifif, 5
fR86

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-^ Hervey. General Chas., Some Records of

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_ Hewett. vSarah. the Peasant Speei of Devon,

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Hill, Pr. G. Birkbeck. the Letters of Samuel

Johnson. 14 a 6 a

- Hoojter, Geo., A Mongraph on Abrahim
Fabert. the fiist who ro<«efroin the Rtnks to
be Governor of Sedan and Marshal of France,
9 I'Hh

Hore, Edw. Coode, Tanganyika Eleven

Years in Central Africa, 21 a 4 f»

Hosken. James Dryden. Phaon and Sap-
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Hovey. Rich.. Launcelot and Guenevere a

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Huxley. Professor, Essays on Some Con-

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Bulgaria, (continued).

an«l the Porte, 7 a 6 d^lS aia

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BwUfa and Mertliyr Dare Steam Collieries (1891)

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^cheme. 678ft
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\) n 15 c

Burjilary at IMaj^r Bagge's at Gaywood Hall,

nwr Lynn. \H u 7 c
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— 2'^/N 16 a

— Wine ^ale 25 w 12 A

MesHra Barna. I'hilp and Company (Limfted), 17

m I r 4tf
Burrows ( OBtagu<>)on Lorfl Dufferro's Instal-

lHiion,25 ;8/
Butler*8 Wharf. South wark, to be a limited

'omppny. :i« m 1 1 «
Buxton (>ydney)on the VAghi Hours Question,

lb; 4/

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Cabinet Council Meetings, 6a9 t—6m9d^]4

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CadoR»i> (Beatrix) Appeal for the ConTal«:scent

Home for Women. 4 t 14 a
€aledoninn and Australian Mortgage and Agency

( ompaiiy ^Limited)'. 12 a 4 e
Califomian Land Company 7 a 12 4
Caniberwi-n Cemetary, (Condition of, 2^1 a 6e
Cambridge Poliee and the Vice-Chancellbrs

Court. 8.;9d

and the Royal Agricultural Society, 10) 1 1 a

Unioniat Meeting at. 22 } G /

— — Ui iversity. Jiu-isdietk)n as, 15 a 4 b

— Wufticrtl ^ociety, 14 Ml «
CAMBBIBOE UKIVEBSITY r—

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Class Lifts, 2 j tt/-ej8A-«;8rf-10j8

•— II j I4e— 18; 16 6—15? 10 «— 16; 10 •—
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»«. Degrees Conferred^ 2 m 6 h^\6m }7</— 29

aida-jr/ 10 6

Honorary Conferred, 1 / 7 rf

Duireof DeTonshiie first Oficlal Visit to,

I»» l^a
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— 2H / 7(/-27;9'/
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-^ Hijrher Local Kxamhiallons. 20 > 11 /

InstHlUtion oi iTie v'banceik>r, 1^76

. Ode. 15 ; 8 a

-.— Matriculation. 12 m \0 *»

... Open Entranee Exhibition at Magdalant

Coirt^Ke. 5 o 10 a

— yroctorialJarisdiction, 27<r 10^ d—ffm 6 /"
•.^ Mr. Sai dfers Preaei. ration oi tWi9 Caston^s

tsrtloEilharjF, 2&^ \&d

Gambrid^ TJniyeiBity (continuedy

Sidffwick Prize. II a 10 /

Spinning House -Bill to Blepeal the Power

of the Uiii^'erRity, 7 m & f
Camden Church, Camberwell, Reitoratioa Paa^

24; 9/
Cameron ((^apt. LoTett) on Katanga and Capt^

Staira. 28.; 6 /
Camperdown (Lord) Trial by Jury ia Irdand^

29 ; 9 «
CANADA : -

Affairs of, 4 a 6 r— 6« 5 •— II a 5 c— 18 a

4a-19/i 3«-20aS(i— 21 a 5 6— 80 a 7 <#—
16mea — I7»6c— 18m5a--»;&a-4(f9 d
— 9 ; 5 A

- Breach of PrhrRege in. 27 a fr /

the B ml get. is u II a

— — Bye- Elections. 2 m li a— 18 m 6 a

Case of Charka LanguKer and M. Pacaudr

23 »r 5 e

Charges against the Hon. H. Merder, 16 u 8^

c— 31 (1 5 6

(^ongrest of Chambers of Commerce aC

Halifax. 10j5e

Contract Frauds, 2Sa7 6

- Copyright Act of. 7 m 9 e

- Export Keturns. 2'> a 5 h

and Great Brkain, 16 a 11 /— 27 a8«— 27

- Home Rule and the Parliament, 7j 8 «~&

j S €

ImmlgrathMi SerricB, S-f 6/

Indians in, 1 3 <i 4 /

— ^ Legislative Proceedings. Bm & d

Meetiuj! and Diuner to celebrate the 25tlf

Annirersary of the Confederation of, 25 ; 18 <l

Militia in, 9 a 7 {/-23a 6 <?— 23 a be

Mineral Production of, 8 j 4 e

and Newfoundhind. 9* a 7 <#— 18*0 4 a — 29 a

5/— 28 m 5 r— 24 wi 5 a

North- West Land Company (Limited), 2*

aBd

- 0])eBkig of the (^ebec Parfiament, 29
abd

PopuhiCion and Dwellings of, 7 m%/

- Mr. Proulx Ue*elected. 1 a 5 d

— ^ Quebec Scandals, 4 m 5- a— 5 m 6 <r— 1 1 m 5*
0—12 m 5 a — 13 m 5 'j — 24 m 5 0— 81 m ^ d-^
10 7 5 a-ll i2b

>— Bfdistribution Bill, 16 ; 5 «

Representation at Wafthiogtott, 8 m 6 ^

- - Kevenue of 9 m 5 /

Scheme for the Defence of, 9* o 7 d

Trade with Great Britain, 7 i 8 a

Trials for Fraud, 29 a 5 d

and the United States Company, 2 a 6 (f— r

4j9 ci— 6j 6 6— 7J.3./-21 , 5c— 22;6rf—

24 ./ n ./

CanadVan Apples and Arsenic, Notee on, 14 mr

19 a
Canals Inquiry and' the Oeaeral Election. If

Canal Rates Inquiry, H; m 1 1 c— 2^;5 /— dO> B-d
CANALS r—

- Grand Junction Canal 2^il2^

Maaeheater Shipr6; 7 a

Paaana Caaal^ *^m^dt

Jtm6 i;0, 1892.]

pALMte's isDt± to *' fnk tiMss'' trtwsPAPRtu

Ci»

Oanala (continued),

- — State of Sliares in Companies, se« ^very
'iaif^s pttfter

— Suez ("anal. 1 a 11 #*-2rtfi A-14 a R/-1G
a 11 r~2(>« »e -7 OT I5rf-2(J m 10 f-^'tritit In
rf-3I « 11 «-2; II / -3) II /-«/ 11 /— 8
j I2r--10; I2d — 13/ 11 6— 23j 11 /-^S; 12
rt— 29; Ur— 30 > 12 «

Gandy(U. N^)on IJnnecSBSsary Clrurchea, 21 o
14c

Cannan (Ed win) on a Tjrnnny of tbe Road, 23
ti \b «

Canterbun-y ( Abp. of> and Poor Lair Adminii-
t ration. \ a ^ e

on Private Morals oni Public lAfa, 8 / lOc

Canterbury (Convocation, 13'/ ^/

CAPE OF GOOD HOP£^~

- - Affnirs of 19 <i 3 /- -2'/ a 3 c-^j 5 fl-^2
jHd '27 1 7 h -2W ; 6 6—30 ; 6 o

- — Export of OoM from 7 'i 5 (?— 3 w 5 c
«-— ^franchise Question at, 7 / 6 a

LeKivlsitive Pro(!eedin<{«, 6 ; 5 c

Railway Extension in, 2 »»r 6 ct

Cape (^opijer Company, It / 8 «
Capital and Labour, j€« enck daj^t paper
Carlisle v Bp. of) Installa ion of, 23 a 8 a
Ctuo4ii)e Ihhnds, 16 n 5 ti

Carpeiiters' Compiiny. Court Dkiner; 17 ; 14 /
Carpet Extraordinary on View in Wigmore

Stffel— the Holy Cnrpet of the Mosque of

Ardebil in* Pemin 2(> m '> «
Carrinuton (Lord) at Stepne>', \2q \0J

at Bath An 7 t

Cart Horse Parade, 8/5 /

Socitfiy, 7 / 10 n

Cattle Mail Packets Cunpany (Limited). 29"^ 1 1 e

and Castle, on tli« Rating of Miniliinery, 7

a6i

Casual Wards Bill l«5 / "> «-2a; 10 d
Catholic Union General* Meeting, 2b j 13 €
CATTLE:—

AtUnfic Trade, 30 *n 5 /

-^ Board of Agriculrure on the Foot and

Mouth Disease tO w 10 /
-•— Disease Prosecutions. 10^ 12 rl

Dublin Rairy ('attK 7 m 7 h

— — Fmes on Persona Removing (?atfle, 21 a\ke
■«^— Foot and .Mouth Didease, 4 a 1 1 er— 7 a 9 «

— 14 fl 4 ' — 1?< a 9 li—'io a 1 1 r

.,. Noticts about, 4 a 9 / — 27 « lOe— 1 1 m 9 d
^ Pioseeutiona for Infringing the Regula-
tions. 1 a 5 /
^ in ( hei»liire. 7 m 13 d
iwKeut, law H <r— 2^; lO-/— 18 ye^c—

14 j 10/

- in Scotknd, 3 iir 7/-6 ot 10 'i

^ At SittinRbourne. 1 1 ii 8 c— 15 a 4 A— 18

« 8 6 — 19 a lOrf— 25ti9^/-26a ^ d^%m 6 e

— 18 m 9 « -21 m 9 / - 23 m 9 /

— — AfetropoKtaii Mnrketn, see every day* $ paper

«. Kestriciions at. I2«i 12 a

.— — Pleuro-Pnewnonia in Ireland, 29 a 10^ d
,m,m^ Portuguese, 2 1 m 9 e
.-.^ Re^atbnr 29 a 9* /

- Ro>al Dublin SocietyVSpFingr Sho^, 2^ a

n c
-*^ Scale oithtf^rket, Mtvoeryidafjftpapm

Cttttle {continued),

. Trade of America, 8 m 5 c

Caulfleld ( F. W.) on the Univ^ersity Boiit Race>

m» lib
Caw^^ton (Arthur) on tbe London' Water Coor-

panies. 19 a 9rf
Census Taker srarmig the Indians, 2\ a Sd
Ceii'-ral and Associated Chambers of Agricii^

tare. 4 m 1 2 r?

and Associated Chambiers of Agriculture, 2^

;13e

Borneo Company (Limited); 5 m 12 e— 26nr

10 s

— Council of Dlocesait Conf erencer 19 m 9 tf
-21 m 14 /

OytOn and (Xrfental Estates Company, 4 a 12 a

— Association \tt London, Annual Meeting, 81
m 10 r

Tea Plantatfons Company (Lfaitited), 80 a

15 rf -2 m 12 A
Cfricalli ((ito.) on Cyprus. 16 <r 1 1 /
Chaik ( W. J.y on the Disa^ier art Hampstead, 2^

a 10 /
Chaniberfain (Rt. Hon. J.) Address to the Elec^

tors of West Birmingham, 22 ; 6 a

— on the Barrow Election-, 16; 5 /

— ^ at Birmingham, two Speecties. 18 j IS d—e
27; 16p

— *— on Mr. Gladstone's Attitude to Ulsters-
Grounds of Ulster's Opposition, 29 ; 9 c
on Political Issues— Ulster— Mr. Glad-
stone and ttoe Nonconformist Protest — Nation-^
alist Treats - Tyranny of the r^eagw», 23 ; 6 «

— • — on i1h» Political Outlook —Gladstoniaof

Tactics— t'oming Contests in Birmingham —
8m^ll^ Holding*— Ulster. — 877a

on tlie Special Commission— «Committeei:

.«n

Rooms. 15-30; 6/

on the Unionist Party ~ Home Rule — At-

titude of ^Isttr— Old Age Pensions &o., 80 a
12 a

at Coventry on tlie Issue-* of the R^lcctions'

— Newcastle Programine -Work of cUeUnion-*'
hts - Uist»'r Qiiestk^n &c.. 26 f 11 d

— on llie Duty of Nonconformists, 4 .; 12 a
— - on VI r. Morley's^** Oppression, "23 HI/

— Reply to Mr. Duffy on his former Expres*^
siuns about Liord Salisbury, 27 m 10 d

— on tlie Russian Jews, 10 ; 5

at Smethwick on the General Election— <-

Foreign Relations— Irelantl —Work of Par--
liamcnt— the Future — Employers' Liability —^
Hours of Labour— Old Age Pensions— Wha0-
ivHonVH Rule. 10 1 10^3

— — on thK? Unionist Alliance, 7 m 1 2 a

ChAmbera of Commerce and Bimettalism, 80 or
14 /i

Champa^m^, Production of, \Ojia

Champion (H. H.) on the Eight Hours Day, 9m
10/

Chanipneys (Dr.) Cht)ir. 10 w 4 /

(ntanceHv>r (Lord) at Bristol, 21 a &•

OHANOB OF SURNAMES, &o,:^

Arnderson, Thomas, to be Sootfe-Aadenon^

19/11 I A

— » Brott^t, Abrafaatflv to be Mmtn Bimmti Vf

Cba

t»ALMfelt^8 VSVtX to *^ TBfe trMKS *^ NEW8t>APAR.

[April ] Id

f)bange of Somames, &c. ^ron/ZnutfrQ.

Brown, John, to be John Deaiit Brown, 29

a 1 r

•— Browninj,', George, to be Onnsey Browning,

6m \ b
•— Campron, Robert William Dickinson, to be

E. W. 1). Mrtcmartine Cameron. ZO wi I r
■ Cattley, £wing. to be VVentworth Ewing

Cattley. 6 w I f>

— DaviiUon. Henry Norman, to be Norman
Davidson Brown, I ; I /»

->-- Evans. Frank, to be Bennett Goldney, 23

m I h
»— Hume, Lionel, 2 m \ h
Jeff roy. Robert SpiUbury. to be Rpilsbury,

8 m I r

Laird, WiUifira Storing, to be W. Stoving

Laird Macgregor, 15 j \ h

— Levy, Lionel Emanuel, to be Lionel Hume.
2 M \ *

— Wehchajren. David Henry, to be D. H.
Rbiner- Waring 24; 1 h

— - Wilson, Anihony,tobe Anthony Bagsier
WiUon, 15; 1 ^/

— Wright, Edw. William, to be Baiton
Wright. 2/16

Change of Title- Church of England Assurance
Institution to be England Assurance Institu^
tion. I ; 1 />

Channing (F. A.) on the Railway Hours Report,
6;36

Chaplin (Henry) at Birminuhnm, 26 m 6 «

— — Address to his Constitu'nls. 27 ; 8 a

— on the Board of Agriculture, 25 ci 11 d
•— — at Branston, 21 all d

— at Buckden, 27 ; 8 6

— ~ on Foot and Mouth Disease in Scotland, 3

m 7 /
— at Louth, \9 a 5 e
— — on Pleuro- Pneumonia. 16; 10 «

— at St. Albans Conservative Club. 30 ml J
_ at Sleaford. 20 a 4 r»22 a 7 e— 28 f 10 d
ai Yeovil. 20 / k a

Chapuis (M.) N« w Opera, 12 m 10 e
Char^ola Ti'a Association (Limited). 11*8/
Charing Cross Hospital Medical School 80/9./
Charitable Appeals and Donations, set each
Sotiettf or Charity

Loans — Reproductive Fund, 14 a 11 a

Charity Inquiries. \\ a'6 f

— Organization Society, Annual Society, 27

Special Meeting. I j 4 c

Chartered Accountants Sodt ty Meeting. 12 a 9«
Charterhouse Permament Investment Building

Society, I ; 11 d
*— Schools at Godalming, Museum Added to, 6

i \2d
Chemical Society, Second Anniversary Dinner, 1

a 18/
Chester Cathedral. Sacrilege at. 9 } 5 /
Opening of a New Park at, 19 a 8/

Recreation Ground for, 1 1 o 4 /

Chicago Packing and Provision Company (LimU

ted;, I m 12 />— 28 7/1 4 e

English Royal ExhibiU for the World*a

Fair, 4 mo ••dm 14 6

28

Chicago Exhibition. Notes on, 8/ 7 i—lS j \\ b

Ntitices about. 9 ; 4 A

HoaltM of ;r» " ;; <

Xs),' <;.a about, 7 m 13 /*

CBtlLl : -

Affairs, 13 a 5 /i-fi f .5 b—\QiSh^t%j 5 d

— - L.'Bi4 itive Proceedings. 3 » 6 •

— — Nitrate Trade. \',\ mftd

New ('rtbinet. !3 / 5 rf

and the Unitul States, 15 a 4 A

Children's Aid Society. 29 m 4 /

- CDuvrtlescent Home at Broadatairt, 22j9f

Countiy Holidays Fund, Annual Meeting,

19 »/ 13 /

Notes on. )3 > 3 c- 21 j H d

Fresh Air Mission, Annual Meeting, 30 • f

rf~« m 9 li
Happy Evenings Association, Opening of

the strand Branch, 26 / 10 6
CHINA :-

Affairs of, 3 j 5 «— 4 ;' 9 6

A»mults on MUjiionaries, 28 t 18 <f

Belgian Mission's Claim for their Propert/

Destroyed in Je Ho., G a h a

- Briti>h Ministers to be BKpelled from, 10
tn 5 a

Cau«e of the lite Rebellion in.Snfia

Defalcation -* of a Chinese Bank Official 10

m 5 e

- Foreign Trade of, 21 m 17 »

- and France 12 « .5 A— 23 .#1 5 a

Grent Gnme in. 7 mS f

Inland Mission. 26 to 13 /

Mutual Steam Navigation Company (Limi-
ted) r> /I 3 «

- News from. 7 m 17 /

- Outrages on Missionaries in, 14 ; 5 a

Persecution of (Christians in, 16 a 1 1 /

- and tlie Powers. 13 a 6 A

RussiHo Exploration in. 18 m 5 </

Tcheng-ki-Tong Disgraced, 10 / 5 tf

Tf a Season, I ; 6 A

OHOLEBA :-

Abro d,2-<7 6 a

at Herat, 7 /i 6 d

in Itussian Territory. 25 / 9 «

in >lmla, Ij o e

in Teheran, 21 m 9 s

in Vienna. 18 / ft </

Christ Church North Finchley, Consecration of

the New Chancel. 9 /i II /—ll a lo «
Christ's Hospital, the Future of, 11 « 4 a— 1*

Purchase the Aylesbury Dairy Company's

Estate, 10; 9 <^
Chronology of Costumes, a Lecture by Philip

Npwman, 21 m 1 8 /
Chubb (Geo. Hayter) on a Naval and Military

Historical Museum, 16 a 5 e
Church Association, 27th Annual Meeting, Sm5f

- Army Annual Gathering, fi w 10 /

-^ Defence Association, Anntul ilteeting, 18 m
6/— 24 m 5d

Missionary Society Aonirersary Meeting, 4

m 6

Return of Income &c.. 26 A 10 a

W^rk 4n London atct tll« Border, I'^J^/

June ;^0, 1892.]

PALMBR^S IN&KH 10 ** TBK TTITES (^BWSP^PBR.

Cti

Church of Ensrlnnd Script are Keadera Associa-
tion Annuol Meetinjf. 2 ;« 6 r
— - Soldiers' Inatitiite, Woolwich, 0/146

— Srnday S< IjooI In<«tituti'. 12 w I(< '/

w. — 'IVin, iT.u.c'e So(;k-ty Annual Mee'iny, 4 m
12 e (•' If ] I c

^»-— Waifs nnd Strriv>- S cL-tv, Annual Meeting,
19 w M •

- — Yo'in^ ^le;l's Soci^-ty /\nnujil vServlce in St.
Paul's « ntljcdml 'Z7 a 'l2 d

I Annual Meeting. 29 a 4 c

-^ ZcnatiH Misvionnry Society, 12th Anniver-
sary Meeting, 9 m 4 c

Churchill ^Luid Unndolph) and the Conserva-
tive Working Men. 9 m 4r

— Addiess to his Electors. 27 ; 8 o
»— on the Labour Question, 2 m 6 /
-^— on Old Age l^ensions. Ha 6/

-•— and the Paddington liHying Field. 21^ 7 a
Cincinnnti Breweries (Limited), 2 a 6 e
City of Chicago Brewing and Malting Company
(Limited) 7 o \2 c

— Liberal Club Dinner to Sir John Lubbock,
12 m 9 /

— ^ Lunntio Acylum, 29 a 6 /

«*— Mission Woik in West Southwark, Annual

Meeting. 28 a 4 e
«— of Glasgow Life Assurance Company, 22

a9b
««— and Guilds of London Tn<)titute, 28 <f 4 /
-^— of London, Election of Guardians, 9 a dc
^ Fire Insurance Company (Limited), 28 a

Me
■■■ Hospital for Diseases of the Chest, An-

nual Dinner, 26 //i 3 s
Markets. */,Qm 10 e
>- Trinc-e of Buli^aria in. 11; ]S t

Real I'roperty Company (Limited), 80 su
11 «— 18j Sd

School Annual Distribution of Prizes. 1 1

j lie

^ — Truss Society Annual Festival, 12
tii46

'i^— > Young Men's Christian Association, An-
niverbary Meeting. 30 / <J /

^.^ of Santos Improvements Company (Limi-
ted;. 16 a 9 /-» m 11 rt

OIVIL ACTIONS :—

^ ex p» rte Aacliener Disconts Oesellschaft,

14 n, \Gd

^^— re Aboukir Bay Treasure Recovery Com-
pany . 2 a I H e

•— Ad ist»n V, Topp. 5 mSd

. p. Nash. Field and Withers, 1 ja«-3

J 4 o
^— r^ Alderson. 7 »i 18 a— 21 la 17 ;

, Allchin V. Ashford, 29 ; Iti d

^—^ Alien and Son i*. Mansell, 20 m IBs

«.- Allinson r. Cieneial Council of Medical

EducHiion and Ue;iittration. 4/ 7 c
— Amalfitauo r. Caid Areglia, 7 a 5 s
»— re Allison, iiO 7 14 c
, AiiilVews Appellant Mayor and Corpora-

tl6n oi Bristol Kespoudents, 25 ,) I rt «
— -«- Anglo-American Brui«h Electric Light

Corporation (Limited) v. King, BrqwQ ftud

Civil ActionB f'onftnueoO.

- re A n^lo- Austrian Printing and Publishing^
Company, 12 a 3f

Aiith mv V. Millea. 20 if 13 d

Aplin i». London Joint Rank. 28 a 3 ^

- r an Appt-al to the Quarter Scissions of
GlanlorM[Hn^4lli^e in a Licensinj; Case. :^7 m 13/

r* Applic'ition of the Pelsall Coal and Iron

Company a^ain-t the London and North
Western Railway (^)mpany and others, and in
the Matter of the Solicitors Act. 18<;0, 4 / 4 a

re Application by Robertson, Sanderson

and Company,' and Gallon and Company's
Opposition. 9 n 16 e

re an Arbitration between Frommer,

Collins. & Co. and Soberer & Ca, 21 m 18 6

<— ^ Armstrong v. Kt lly, 4 w 4 a

Armntrong and others p. Allan Brother*

and Company. 31 m 4 a
<— -> V Atkinson, 28 m 18 e

- Atkinson v. Stephens, Smith and Company,
21 jS d

Attenton v. Lynch and Company. 3; 4 c

Attorney- General v. Lord Aberdare, 23

jSc

p. Robertson, 25 ; 1 8 €

— — (at the Relrttion of the Mayor &o. of

Tyneraouth) v. North Shields Waterworks

Company. 12 m 3 o

(at the Uel'ition of the Corporation of

Bradford) and »he Corporntion of Bradford v.
Corporation of Morl^y and the Gildersome
Local Boflrd, 27 y 17 /»

r. Smith and another, 2 j 3 /

V. Talbot and others, 1 1 a 3 «

Aytoun v, Aytouu. 21 m 18 d

IV B. V. B., 3 ; 8 /

— ^ Ba^galey t^. CapleAtone and others, 14
aSb

Bsgge V. Whitehead 13 o 3 a

er purU Baird -in the matter of an Eleo^

tion to the County Council of Surrey for
King>«tou-npon-ThHmes, 4 /7c

Baldwin V. Ju.<tices of Dover, 18 w 3 6

Brincj^iie i>e Paris et des Pays Bas v^

Waller.st.in,2l ; 3e

Baring v, Abingdon, 19 m 3 s

re Barnard Peerage, 2«> m 3 c— 28 m 18 <f-«

81 m 3 h

^-^ Lord Barnard t\ Lord Wolmer and othera,
4/7c

Barnardo v. F'ord, 7 m 1 8 a

Barnstaple Water Company v. Tucker, 26

mZ

Bawden V. London, Edinburgh, and GHas«

gow Assuranci! (^>rapany. \\ m 17 d

Baxter v. Oliver and another, 17/ 13 c

— - Beaumont u. Appoloni 29; Hid

— ^ Hell wood u. Maoi'h 8ter, 23 / 3 o

Ui ndir o. Thi k H 3 ) ' 14 /*

— — Berlin Photoj<niphio 'oinpdny v, Williama
and Sons, 19 /« < d

- re Berne Land (Company. 4 a 3 /

- Berry w. Perry ma». 13m 13s

.— Bewick and o hers v. Silati Riv<er QoVi
Company and the Oceana Land Company, i\
m 18 ^-47 qia «-l8 m 3 <<-l9 ai ay

2%

m^

palmer's IKDB& TO '^ THIC TIMB8 ** NRWSPAPBR. [April I t^

pivil Actions (fonlinued).

Bill », VosVtr and others, 25 91 3 </-.-27 m

14 a

Blackburn v. t^anon, 18 m 3

f— ex P'irte Blackburn, 2 n 16 c

, Blake r. Prior. 1 4 a 8 6

r^ BInkelej. 14 m 18 i

9 Bland v. (Gordon . 4 a 4 a

• Boaler v. Brodburst and others, 28 ; 13 r

r-~- fx parte Board of Trade, 30 a 12 </— 10
m 3e

9 re JuflticcM of Bodmin, IS a 3 a

— ^ re Bolton — Dec* !i««d, oO ; 13 /

m Bonnparte v. Thomson, l^ m 3e— 21 in 18 e

!— - Booth r. Buwron, 4 ; 7 tf

1 Boltomley v. Stewart, 3 7 4 a -13 ; 3 d

- Bout8 V. Stenning^ and others, 27 w 13 e

— , — I'oyer i». Bishop of Norwich, 19 it ^ d -30

;n 11 «
»— Boyle r. Kddy, 7 ; 3 a

I ej p"ite Bradley and another. 27 '» 8 r

1 Bradley v. Gas Light and Coke i^oiupany,f)

m 146
*-r~ Brenon p. Fredrij;. (> m 13 d
s~* Bresnan v. Sheehan, A a 6 f
r— Brewster v. National Life Insurance Society,

20; 3a
w~- Bridge v. National Penny Bank, 14 m 18 r

- — Briggfi V. Crawford, 7 i« 18 «
i-r— re Britannvt^ 8 o 14 A

—— re Briton Medical and General Life Associa-
tion (Limited), lt> w3</

Brofld I'. I ryce, 29 j 16 r/

«•— Broster v. Coate^ and others, 16 a 12 «

Brown V, Wintle, 29 a 8 e

«■ — rt Brown, 1 7 iw 4 a

9 — tx '^«f ^ Brudenell Ory, 13 8 (f

— *— Bryant r. London General Omnibus Com^
pany (Limited), 21 a A e

v- Uuke of Buccleueh -Smith and others t;.
Kastem Steamship Company (Limited), 6 a
13c

•r— Buckley (Attorney General of New Z^^a-
}aiid) t*. Kd wards. 1 u 14 a — 23 m 3c

r-^ re Buenos Ayres Water Supply and Drain-
age (^ompany (Limited). 25 ; lt5 c

r— Bull V. Baldwin and another, 5 m 3 ^

^-^ re Bull, ii'dd

-^- Bunting v. More wood, 4 m 4 a

,i-^ rt Burr, 30'* I2 //-.-30 ; I4c

T— Burton v. War Ordnance Syndicate (Limit-
ed), 20; 3/.

■^ Butler r. Pember. 26 > 10 /— 2«i 18 e

^~— Butierfleld t^. Marks, 27 a 3 e

*—— Byrne v. Mtarihy and another, \%m^ d

re Byrne. '^0 m 13 ^—24 m 3 *

r— r0 Canadian (Direct) Meat Company f Li*

initid). 24 m 3 r
w Catlill 17. Carbolic Sm^ke Ball Company,

90 j 8 b
m — Cannon and Robinson v. Heere. 2^4 w 10 o
^. — rt Charter Medicine Company's Trade

M^rk, 4;7 6
^— Castle and Son v. Monahan, 25 ; 18 /
7— Castlegate Steamship Company v. peinpe^

Und others 4 w 3 a

C^yil Actions (cmtinued'),

(/Mndery v, Kiiinerty, 5 m 4 a

re (^ivt'rly, 30 / 14 r

— ^ tx intrt* Lord v^^illiaro C^ecil, 27 a 3 e

Chaffers u. Sjmeon, 1 o 14 d

i^hanl V. Corry and (\)mpany, A j 7 d

—— Charles »;. Shepherd, 23 / 3 a

- Charier* worth 0. Mills. 5ol3«f-6al3«

re Cheap IV^ins Act IS83. 27 n 3 f

< 'hill chwHrdena and Overseers of Norwoo<|

V. Sailor. »6 m Ad

fx p'trt* (Marke. 31 ; 14 >

fx port- Robert Clough, 3 /« 8 4

— — CoatvB v, I'acey. 4 o 3 c
Couhill i\ Bonaparte 23 /» 3 c

- Cohen o. Foster, 3 m 3 d

IX ,» rte. (^oiling, 24 »» :t #

CoUid V, Balfour and another, 4 « 4 a— 17

m 3 "

- r Committee for Privileges, 4 «3*— 17
y 13 a -VI 7 8 ^— 28; 13 /»

Companhit* de VIocambique and others 9,

British Sf)t}th Africa Company, 1 a 14 <i— 2 «
|(i a—!) m 3 h

re a Conviction Under the Sea Fisheries

Act — Distiict of R ichfori, Ii^ssox. v'9 a^ a

Cook V. Perch 3 m 3 a

- (^)<)per and another v. Manchester Ship
Cai«al 'cnipiny. \(i n \'i e

— ^» Coip.iration of Hull v. Turni^r and others,
30 ) 1 ;h <

- Coisedge V. Brown, 20 ; 3 d

County Council of Montgomeryshire ». Sip

Pryce Jones and anoth' r. <8 « 3 «

V. Marylebone '• rotal." 2i m 4 a

ff County Asylum of I^anaashire, 25 y 18 #

(^o.xall I?. IJelHhaw, 17 > 13/

re Cranston, i3 m 13 r

tx nnit' Cranston. 13 m 13 /"

Crone v. Waugh. 3 / 3 /

-^— Crown Corn Fei'd Cake, &o.. Company
1;. the •♦ Stir" New&pap^T, .{0 » 14 6

Cuthbcrt V. Waugh, M> j» 3y

re 'uiler 21 w IM a

Danily v. Lowe, 7 « 3 6

— -f- harling 1;. Mesiirs Gray and Sons, l;3 d

David r. Labiti. 3o j u u

Dawson <♦. Perryman. 27 m 14 a

— f- Dt-benture * orporation v, De Murrieta an4
Company. 4 « 3 /— i) a 15 «— U a 3 f—'il a 3
// - 1 1 m 3 s

- De Lousa rt. th? Same, I n 14 o— 2 a 16a

V. British Souih African Company, i> m

re De Mur«i ta and Company, 4 « 3 «

re De WahuU Petrage, l5/3 6-rl7j 13 «

-2l;3f/

Jud^mei t. 28 ; 13 a

— re Frederick Deenr.ing, 20 m 13 a

— Denholm v. I'ait, 2o80-4tt6/

— re Doane W w 4 n — 10 w3 /

— Dobba V. Brnin and another, 8 ; 3 6

— Dodwell V. Yiirke. 1 4 n 4 «/

— Douglap V, Pickford and Company, 11
ai3y

V, l^eon, 2H ; \Sd

D»vk P. Ma/hew, UJ 8 6-^?6; IH 6

June 80, If 92. J

PAIiMEB'B IMDXX TO " THE TIM£8 " NBWSPAPEB.

Civ

Oivil ActionB {i*ontinued)

— — DuffryD and Hnnishan Brick, Tile, and
Pipe Company v. Roberts, 12 a '6 d

Eaat London Waterworks Companj v.

Ketterman, lOmSd

— EastoQ and (Company v. Nar Valley
Drainag^e CommiMioners, 20 J '6 a

— - Edwards v. Assessment Committee of St.
• OUre's Union. \6 f 7 d

— $x parU Edyrean. 18 a 8 <l

V an Election of AssUtant Overseer. 5 m 3y

— ^ of Charcbwarden for (he Parish of Toot-
ing Qraveney Surrey. 3 m 3 </

for the County Council of Gloucester, 13

a8r— 21 m 18 6

of Hampshire, for the Branshott Dirision,

12o8c

of Staffordshire, Darlaston Uivisioa 14

a 8o

of Surrey, 21 m 18 6
-^— for the Caterham Division 27 m 13 /*
— — of Merionethshire Llaofor Division, 27
m 18/

of Poor Law Guardians for the Parish of

North wood, in the Union of the Isle of Wight,
14a 8 A

— Electric, Arms and Ammunition Syndicate
V. Pooley, 19 m 8 /

— Elliott ntid Company v, Argentine Great
Western KHiiway (-oropany. 1m 18 r

— Ellis V. Uussell and another, 1 1 /r 4 6
V, btrand District Board of Works, 7 m

18/

— - Elton and Wife v, Cathcart, 15 / 8 «

Kmaiott & Co. v. Watters and othtrs and

the Co-operati>m Printing Society, Ti m 12 a

— re blmanuel Hu.«pital, Westmin.ster. IG/ la

— English and Scoilish Investment Company
V. Bruutoo, 27 a 8 d -29 a 8 (/

— ~- r« English Bank of the Hiver Plate (Limi-
ted), 20 m 1 8 e

— Evans v, Gornall, 28 m 18 s
■ V, Langley, 2 u 1 8 a

*— 4 X parte Morgan Evans, 27 m 13 /
-— Evelyn t;. Uurlbeit, Parliamentary Paper
on, 19 m 9 cf

— Everett v. Remington, 24 m 3 6

-— ~ rt Exchequer Contribution Account of

Lancashire, 2o; 18 </
*— Eyre v. Highwsy Board of the New Forest

Union, 20j 8 a
i^— ex parte Ferd, Bailer and Company. 21 m

17/

— re Fild, Compensation Cnse, 3 ;' 4 e

— > F latau and Company v. Sawyer and another,
25; 18y

^— FoUit V. Eddy stone pranite Quarries ^Li-
mited), () m 18

r» Fox, 20 ; 8 f

•*— Vrey c, Ives and othors. 21 m 17 f
**- F'urr and another v. Tate, 1 o 14 </

re G— , 28; 18 e

— ^ Gadd r. Corporation of Manchester, ?7 m
18 «

Gardner v, Curzon, Bj 7 d

— Gatfit and Wife v. Cox. 24 j 8 /

, Qiiben V. Ledgvr, 14 a 8 a -18 m 18 6

I

Oivil Actions (continend).

Gltiver V, Langford, 2 j 3 f

GoMing V. Order of La Sainte Union des

Sacres 7 "(Burs. 14 m 17 ^

— Good. Flodman and Company o. Isaacs and
Sons I a 8c

V. Walker, 3; 46

— re Goodwill. 28 a 3 e

— ~- Gordon v. Bond, 14 a 8 5

— -fx of/W« Gorman in the matter of an App?a

to the Quarter Sessions of Glamorganshire, in

a Licensing Case, 27 m 18 /

— Gk»ttlieb v. Anglo-German Passover Cakes
Ass'.>ciation, 27 a 8 6

— — Governors of Bridewell Hospital o, Fawkuer
and Rogers, '6 j3 f

— Gray v Stewart, 4 a 6 e

Grazebrook v, Puttick and Sioipson, 7 si

ley

Great Northern Railway Company v.

Winder, 8 m 18 <l

Southern of Spain Railway Company »,

Union Bank of Spain and England, 25 md e

»— re Great Kruger Gold Mining Company, 80
j 14 fl

— Green v. Marsh. 1 1 q 8 if

re Greenwood, Deceased, 27 ; 17 6

- Gresham Life Assurance Society v. Styles.
IjHh

Grey v. Stewart, 4 a 6 «

Griffiths and others v. Curtis and Harvey,

81 m 3 e
Gruyelle v. Agency and Kxplora'Jjn of

Australasia Compiiiiy and Altion, «» m ij«— 9

m 4 r

Hahu i;. North German Pitwoid Compjiuy,

10 m 8 «

Hale V. Merry weather and Sons. 21 *h 18 6

Hall V, Paulet and others, 2 m 1 8 a

.— lUlton V. 11 arris. 28/18 //

- Hannett and Company i*. Conant. 2 / 8 e
— — Harington v, ** Star " Newspaper ('ouipany

(Limited). 2^ a 8 ^
— ■ Harrington and Wife v. Barrett's Breweiy

and Bottling • otupany (Limiie^l;, 7 u 8
— — Harris 0, Judge, 2 ; 8 «
— — Hurvey v. Gibb. 17 m 8 «

- liawkes v. Spencer, 2 «i IB /

liearson 0. i hiri-hill and others. '/ ni i;j h

Helby v. Stir Newspsiper Couipiiiy ana

others, 18 m 18

tx parte Hendry, 26 m 8 d

ex p'.rte Henry, 20 w 18 <

Her Majesty's Attorney -Genera I ail fle-

ceiver-Gi-neral for Jersey v, Le Moitjnan, 28

M'6d
Sir Robert Herron and otheni 0. Hath. nines

and liathgar Impruvcmcnit ( ouinuNaio:.er. 24

m 8 a

lieseltine v, Simmons. I i a 8 /

Hewlett V. Allen and Sons. 7 m 18 e

Hill V. Alicock J4 / 10

V, Great Wistern Railway Coaipany. 80

wi8y

Hilton V. Murl>. 4 » 7 <i

- Hind V. Smith. JO m 8 v*

Hodgson and Wife». Ford and Sons 15; 8 c/

M 81

Civ

PAum's nn^tx to ^ ths Tins ** mswspapkb.

[April 1 lA

Civil ActkniA (ronnmteJ).

— ^ Hogai tb f . Jenniiigi» 10 m 8 «

_ Hooper v. Large, 28 a 8 c

— — Hope i;. Hope, 1 8 a 3 6

-»- ex parte Hou^^ing of the Working ClftMes

Act IHHO, 5 a Idd
^^^'X parte Huddersfleld Banking Company

(Limited), 7 m 18 6
— — re Hulm and Lewis, 6 m 4 6
— — re Hurst. 5 9m S rt
— > Imperial Loan Company (Limited) v. Stones.

27 m Ua—l 78 /

_ Imre Kiralfy (Limit* d) v. Smith and others,

— ex fforte Incorporated Law Society, 29 a 8
6^2 m 13 6^4 »N 8 f—7m \S d

rf Intel national ConTersionTk>nst(Limited),

28a»8r
— — ex partt! Henry Aaron Isaacs, 12 a 8 c
— — > Isaac V, Worstencn>f t. 2 7 8 r
re Islington and General Electric Supply

(Limited). 9m A a— 1 1 m 8 s
... Jack V. NatkMial Sporting Club, 17 si 8 «

— Jealfreson v. Hewitt, 24 m 8 «
^— > Jenl[inson v. Hield, 7 w 18 «
— ' Johns V. Palmer, 6 o 18 tf

-*- Johnstone r. Tilden and others, M 8 i
- — Kanie«war Pershad v. Rajhumari Ruttun

Koer aitd others, 22 > 8 e
— -> Kearley and another v. GkMdhew and Sons

(LimitedK I ; 8«

— Keaiton v. Tjessinga and Company, 17

— Keeley v. Appleby and others, 14 m \7 e

— Kelly 0. Kogers. 10 'n 3 6

Kenny v. M'Carthy, II a Sj^SOa 12 d—

28 m IHs

.— — Kimber o. Press Association (Limited), 80

; 14o
— — > re King and Company's Trade Mark. 26 m

Sr
«— — Kirkheaton District Local Board, York-
shire V. Ainley Sons and Company, 27 ; 17 /
28 j 18 6

ex parte Kirby, 21 m 17 /

_ Knox V, Hayman. 24 i S b

*— > Luis Aroarnath Snh and others v. Rani

Achan Kudr and another. 1 7 m 8 6
— — Land r. < lowes, 1 2 a 8 il

— Lauri n. Henai, Qm 13 «/— 4 t 7 a

' Lawrence Hnd Sons v. Willcoek, 6 a 18 <

— ^ Lawes 0. Turner and Frere, 21 m 18 c
.— re Lnxon and Company. 28 ; 3 6

— Leader v. Smyth. ii\ m 3 s

re Thomas Alder Lee, 4 /« 3 /

— Lee V. D)ii'gnr Grant and Company.
Hullams. Sons, (^ward and Hawksley and
Nathan and ConipHny, t) a 1» </

. rt Lewishain District Board of Works, 13

a 3 n
.—^ Lfwiii V. ( hnrtered Mercantile Bank of

liiUia LoimIoh ami 1 hina, 24 m 3 d
m^ — / Licen.-*intj Justice, of Dover re Renewal

of a Licence to a i'ublichouse in Broadstairs.

7 nt Irt /•

Oivil Aottona (roiUiinte«0.

and the County Conncil for the KestervQ

DiTision of Lincolnshire. 2 n 13 s

Linklater v. Hammond. 28 a 8 /^29 a 9^

rt Lister and Compuny (Limited), 7 si IB 6

— r« LiTerpoolCorn Trade Association (Limi-
ted) and the Great Western Railway Ooid-
pany. 8 m 8 /

^^- ex larte Livesey, II a Ss

— Lockyerv. Intematiooal Car and Boropean
Express Trains Cotopany, 4 si 4 a

— re Hon. Colin Lindsay, Deceased, 18 a 8«
London Chartered Bank of Austimlia v.

Hon. William MMillan (Nominal Defendant
for the Government of New South Wales), i
a86

County Council 9, Assessmeot Commit-
tee of the Parish of St. Mary, Lambeth, 1 a
lie

of St. Marylebone, 2 i 4 A^28 1 18 e

-■ p. Churchwardens and Orerseers of

West tiam and Assessment Committee of
West Ham Union, 24 «i 8 6*26 m 8 c
■ 0. Cross, 18 a 8 c^7 m \S a
I 9. Pearse, 6 si 4 a

V. Parish of St. Marylebone, 6 «• 18 /

-17 m 4 6- 80/ 14 tf

V. St. George's Union and Woulwteh

Union, 21 ;8

V. School Board for London. 16 ; 7 r

and India Docks 0. East and West India
Docks and London and St. Katharine Doeka,
1 a 14<

■ Joint Committee v. Kast and Wwt

India Dot'kt and the London Docks, 28 1 18 «
Joint Stock Bank (Limited) v. Simmons,

6 a 18a

and ProTincial Steam Laundry Company

V. Willesden I.kxm1 Board, 11 m 8/

Stereoscc»pic C\>mpany p. Photo Pria*

Lilley v. limey, !G; 76

-i — r* Liucoiobhire i'auper Lunatic Asylum
82

matic Printing (^ompany. 14 in 18 e

— r- Lowe. 7 o 8 A
^-* Lubbock V, British Bank of South America

(Limited). 2 a IH 6

— Lucas and others v. Williams and Sona. 19
m8 d

— Lumley v. New River Water Company, 8
m Se

Lyric Theatre (Limited) v. Cordingly and

the Lyric Opera- House( Limit ed) ^Lud Thea-
tre of Varietiei (Limited), 2» a 3 a

-» Macleud v, Thrupp, 3 m 3 a

— ^- Manickchand v Hira Sal, 25 m H d

— re Duke of Marlborough's Blenheim Estates
and Seithd Land Acts. 21 m 17y

Maureau v, Leuville. 9 m 4 h

Mayor and Corporation of the City of London

V. General Steam Navigation Company. 1 1 ni

4 a

— M'Carthy v. London and North Western
Bail way, 21 jSd

re M'Grath (Infants), 80 m 11/

re M-Munlo, 14 o 8 a

Meader and others v. West Cowes Local

Board. 17; 13r

Mendoza v. Williams and Sons. \9 mS d

Merc^intile lovesiment and General Trust

June 30, 1892.] palmsb's ihobz to'* tH9 tiiobs/* MBwsPAPKa.

OlT

(SyU ActloiiB (continued),

OomtMiny o. River Plate Trait, Loeii aad
Agency Company, 18 a 8 a

-•'■^ Merry weather and Sons o Moere and
others, 7 m 18 6

— — re Metropolitan Coal Consnmen* Associa-
tion (Limited)- Karherg'a Case. 81 M8e— 4

77a
Kailway Company's JAke between Neas-

den and Baker Street, 27 ^i 8 /
*-* Mills and ethers v. SlnHi 28 m 18 /^
— - Milner v. Cleathero and Nichols (Limited),

19 m 4 6
— . re GlanTiUe D^os May Munro. 4 m 8 f

Momidge IT. riapp, 8 y 8 &

— Molckenbuhr r. Molckenbiihr, 18 J 17 ^

Moody V, Tree. 27 « 8r

.-^ re Moss Bay Hematite Iron and Steel Com-
pany (Limited). 4 m 8 il
— — Murray and others v. Freer. 28 a 8 a

- r' Mnstapha, 7 m »8 *— 17 m 8 d

— — MttsUpha V. Wedlake, 7 m 18 b— 17 mSd

Nam Narain Singh v. Roghuneth Sahal, 4

aBh

rt National Pure Water Engineering Com-
pany t Limited)- FoUett's Case^ 1 1 « 8 d

Lithographic and Printing Company

(Limited), 4 m 8 </

Nawsb KhsJA AhsaanlU e. Hurri Chani

Mozonudar. 80 j 13 «
iM_ NelBon New River PUte Meat Company

(Limited) v Same, 21 ; 8 «
-i» James Nelson and Sons v. City of London

Contmct Corporation (Limited), 21 / 8s

Nettl folds V. Reynolds. 12 a 86

.M.^ Neville v. Edwards, 16 a 12 «

- Neyrond and Sons v. Lynch and Company,

29a8 c
Nock V. Great Western Railway Com|»ny,

12 a 11 o
_- North >\ Dalby. 24 m 8 c

Nunnii'g r Peter Robinson, 3j 9/

Nuttall V. Mayor. 2«ci 8 d

M— Nybnrg o. Handeloar, 9 m 8 /

V, Ullman. 29 ; 16 c

OH'onnor i;. the " Star, " 21 w 18 6

-*- Ogilvie V. Blything Union Rural Sanitary

Authority. 1 J » << „ ^ ^^

i-— Ontario Bank v, Murray and others, 21 m

17/
. — Osborne t7. Davis, 8j 8/

we O'SuUivsn, 21 w 17 /

Palirer o, Caledonian Railway Company, 12

<i86
. V. London and South Western Railway

Company. 29 j lH d
— fx parte Parker, 27 a 8 /»
_ Parmer v. Metropolitan Railway Company.

SI mid
Parnell w. Wood, 2 ci 16 «— 10 m 8 6—13 m

18a

,x parte Parsons, 18 m 13 a

Fatten w. Wilson, 2 w 18 c

ex parte C. Kegan Paul. 12 a 8 c

. Payne v, Wri«ht, 28 a 3 fl

I,, the *• Stor " Newspaper Oimpanj

(Limited), 28 a 8 «

i

Oivjl Aetions {r<mtinned\

— ^ Penfoid V, M'Murdo, 14 a 8 a

— r- Penny v. McCarthy, 20 j 8 a

-7— Persian Investment Corporation (Limited)

and Sir Charles E. Lewis and others o. Prince

Malcora Khan. 6 m 18 «
»»- Pewtree v. Stanley and Appleton, 28 m 19 6

—28 m 19 cf

— Pharmaceutical Society v. Gammidge, 4 si
10/

— r« Phillips. 2m\Sd

•*.— Pickford and Company p. Douglas and
Wife, 1 1 m 8 /

— — et parte PilgroTC —in the Matter of a Con-
viction of an Owner under the Housing of the
Working Classes Act of 1H90, 27 m 18/

— re Penkney and Sons Steamship Company
(Limited). 29 f t6c

— ^ re James Pike Brothers and Compaqy

(Limited)* lla3r
— ^' Pointon v. Large 8 j 4 e

Pontifex v. Hartley. 26 i 19 a

«— > Pope and Pearson o, Buenos Ay res New

Gas Company. 2 m \Sd
«— > re Precedence of the Duke of York, 15; 8 6
•<— re James Prior, a Solicitor, 7 m IS d
— - Procter V. Cheshire Council Council. 24; 8 tf

Prusunno Coomar Sanyal and another v.

Kasi Das Sanyal and others. 1 7 m 8 e

— -« ex p€ rte Pryce and ex parte Junes, 27 si 18/
— — Queen v. Bottomley, Isaacs, and others, 17

m 8«

■«.^ V. Curate, Churchwardens, and overseers

of St. Mary De lode and College Precincts

Gloucester. 5 m 8/

V. Dock Conpany at Hull. 2 si 18 6

. V, Hamilton. 5 m 8 /

«-.— V, Haden Corser. 13 m IS d

V. Hull Dock Company 3ifi3^~10m8e

.-.— . V. Sir H. Isaacs, Boltomley and others^

80o 12e

— V. Justices of Anglesey, 12 m 8 «
of Surrey, 8 »i 3 <

V. KannauKieaer. 24 m 8 /

- t;. Mayor of Bodmin. 9 m 4 6
— ~ V. Nevrman and another, 3/3/
~^^- V. Newton one of the Metropolitan Police
Magistrates, in the Matter of a Prosecution
for Keeping a Disorderly House, 6 a 13 e

t;. Rourke. 24 m H n

t>. Russell. 30 /» 12 a

V, Scherscbewhky, 17 mS d

- r. Thornton and others, 10 m 3 cf

r. Vestry of St. (Jeorge-the-Martyr,

Soutliwark. I a 14 r — 13 « 3 '•— 14 uS b

of Tooting Graveney, Surrey, 10 «i 3 d

— P mAr

—— Queensland InTPStment and Land Mortgage
Company v. Grimley and others, 21 m 9d— 29
mb b

— ^ RailwayDebentureTruat Company and the
Railway Share. Trust, and Agency (^oiupany
». the Mtxican SoU'h' rn Uailway (Limited)
and the Trustees. Executtirs. and Si'curities
Insunince Corporation (LimiiKi \ *23 ; 3 d

-»^ KHmsny v, ^ilchrisl and others, 27 m 12 a

— Batcliffe v. £vaos, 22 m» 13 c

33

ClT

19

PALMER'S INDEX TO " THE TIMES " NBWSFAPEB.

[April I to

CiTil Actions (ontmuedy

— Hegan v. Le Grand andothen, \Sj 7 m
^ R*gina v. Dolby. 25 j 18 d

— ^- r. Ileaden Ooraer, 14 m 18«

— — V. Hendfreon, 16 ; 7c

— — V, Hull Dock CompaDj, 11 m 4 c

V. Nuirent. 1 1 m 4 #

v.Tidy, 17;13«

V. Vestry of St. George's Southwork, 30
a \2e

— r« Reliance Permanent Benefit Building
Society Newcaatle-upon-Tyne. 4 m 3 «

I^endall v, Andreae and others. Bl m 8 /

Richards i. Chatteries, 2 a 16(1

— -^ V. .Tones, 27 a S d

*^— Ridgwny v. Oibsone. 13 o 3a

— re Rock Freehold Land Society, 4 o 8 /

— Ropers r. Rice. 28 o 3 6

Rolfe V. Thompson. ^7 j \S d

— Rose V. Midland Hallway Company, 17m8<
*— Royal Exchange Assurance Corporation v.

Tod and other*, 30 j 13 f

— ri Royal Trust. Assets, and Securities In-
surance Corporation (LimitedX 16 m 8 i2

- — Buddy v, London and South Weslern Rail-
way Company, 27 ^" 1 7 a
— — Runtz o. Longbourne and others, 14 n 18 a

— Russell V, Rawsell, 1 7 m 3 «
-— — Salmons v. Knight. 2 a 1 6 e

•— — Same v, Gregory and Company, 21 i 8 «

— Samuel and Escombe v, Rowe, 6 a 1 8 c
•^— Saunders and another v, Wiel, 21 j 8 c

— — fx /iflrte Sanders, 27 a 8 e

— re Sampson, 7 m 1 8 «

— — Saque and another v. City and South Lon*
don Railway Company, 16? 7 a

— Savory and Moore v. London Electric Sup-
ply Corporation (Limited), 1 a 14 6

— Scale and Husband (Paupers) v. Rawlins
and others, 1 1 m 3 <i

— — Scott V. Snyder Dynamite Projectile Com-
pany (Limited), I7j 13 6

»^ CO wen V, Skeate. 4 ; 7 c

Searlf s 9. Scarlett 13 m 13 a

'^—' Sharp 0. Hughes and others, Justices, 8
iia

— Sharratttf. Scotney and another, 11 ■ 8 e

Sheard v. D* Alcorn, 2 o 16 r

— Shepherd o. Peninsular and Oriental Steam
NayigatiOD Company. 28 m 18 /

•— - Sheppard v. London County Council, 4 m 5 /

— re Shirley, 10 w 3 «

Shoolbread t;. Leslie. 21 n 18 a

— ^ Show and Exhibition Syndicate (Limited)

r. Somers, 16 ; 7 6
*— Siemens r. Taylor, 20 m 18 <^
— — Simeon v Houseman 4 m 4 a

Slater r. Cathcart, 29 a be

— ^ ex pftrte Slater, 1 4 /i 8 «

Kinith V. lioberts, I3<i3i

• Societe Anonyme Du Gas De Rio v. Simp-
son, 5 m 4 6—6 m 14 a

re A Solicitor, 29 a 3 6^2 m 13 6

and the Solicitors Act, 1888, 27 o 8

— ex part' Soper, 27 w IH /

- — re ^oTereign Life Assurance Company, I a

0.
V.

29

Civil Actions (conttntted).
— Marquis of Stafford 9. Duke of Sutherimnd,

1 a Its
— » re Standard contract and Debenture Cor*
poration. .5 a 18 #

ex p*irte Sfevmson and others, 5 a 18 ^

Stopes V. Osborne. 1 8 nt 3 1/

Strauss and Company 0, Goldschmid and

others. 28 a 3 <f

" Swaby v. Watt, " 21 .; 7 /

— -> Symondfl v. Artists' Beneroleut Fund and

others, r* m 4 n — 10 m 3/
Ta>ernacle Permanent Building Society

Knight. 1 ;3 6

— Taunton. Delmard, Lane and Company
Oraydon Guo, &c.. Syndicate (Limited),
03A

— Taylor v Stephrnson. 12ni 8e
■■ V. Garnett. 18 ; 17 </

— Thin and another v. Richards and Company,
17 m3e

Thompson v. Rourke, 16 9 9(/— 16; 7 b— 23

j^a 9td
V. Tottenham and Forest Gate Railway,

28 m 19 a
— — Thorn v. Nine Reefs (Limited). 7 a 3 6
»— Threlfall and Knight tf. Bonaparte. 27 a 3 #

— Tilkins and Wife v. Greares and anothar,
12 m 8 </~13f» 13<^-.14 m 17 <

Telling v. Balmain, 2 m 18 6

Topley and Company o. Pawlay and

Coward and Whitlock. 16ni 8/— ISmdil
Trenchmann v. Home and Co., 21 m 18d

— Turner o. Mersey Docks and Uarbour
Board. 10 m 8 6

-»— Tynside Engine Works Company v. Qolda-

mith, 4 m 4 a

Tyrrell u. Grey, 21 m 18 c

<— UniTersal Stock Exchange (Limited) v.

Steren^ 28 a 3 c

V, Crowther, 21 j 3 c

Ue

34

- Venables u. Baring Brothers and Company
and others. 2 ; bd

«— Walford and Company t^. Buenos ^reaand
others (New Gas Company (Limited). 7«i 18 6

Wallis V. Carr and others, 14 m 17/

re Wells, 24 m 3 ^

- Walter v. Steinkopff, 27 a 8 6—29 o 4 6^.7
m 18 /> -14 m 12 a— 18 m 7 6—8/ 8 e

Ward V. Row* horn, 13 m 8 e

Warren v. Wynn and Shakel, 8 / 4 •

Watts V. London General Omaibas Com-
pany. \2 mfid

Wells V. Great Western Railway Company,

2 m 13 6
Western Counties Railway Company o«

Anderson and Company and others, 27 m 18 6
— - ex p'trte Widdrington and others, 18 m 18 •

re Wilhelm Tell 13 a 3 a

Wigg V, Lefeyre, 8 a 14 a— 9 a 16 o

V. Armstrong and Company, 16/70

Willetts V, Watt and Company, 6 m 18 a

— Willis V. New Union Society, 23 ; 3 «
<— — Wilson V, Lloyd and others, 18 a 8

V. Stanley, 2j 3/

-— Wolmershausen v, Wolmershaasen and
Company (Limited), 14 mild

June 30, 1892.]

PALMKtCs IHDBX TO ^'THB TlMfiS ^'nEWSPAPEB.

QOO

Oi^l Aotionfl (ontinued)^

Woodall and Company u. Finel Hatton, 80

— Woolford*a Trustee in Bankruptcy v. Levy,
Ba Ha

— Worley v. the Vestry of St. Mary Abbott's,
Kensington. Am Se

rs Precedence of ilie Duke of York, 15 ; 3 h

— Young and another v, Hermand Oil Com-
pan3' (Limited). 17 m 3 h

^ — Zakeri Begum v. Sakina Bt gum and others,

•^ r« Zeta, 10 m 8 6
Civil Service Appr)lntnients. see Official
("•liirence Memorial Fund. l« m 9 «
Claike f Sir E.) in Mid M. rbyhire 7 a 9 /*

(Somers) on Emanuel Hospital Westmin-
ster, K>4 /

riitsBification of Cause Lists Notes on, 21 a 3 e

Clements (G. M.) will Mr. Stansfleld Explain, 6

7 10 /
Clerical Appointments tee eath df>y*s paper
Clericals Boycotting .Protestants. 21 a 12 #
Clergy Discipline (Immorality) Bill. 16 a 6 o—

21 m 15 rf— 24 m lid- 25 mil d -di 7 f

Royal Assent to and the Episcopal As-
sent to, 20 i 11 /

— Ftes Reform Asaociation 29.7 11 /
Cleveland Miners* iMief Fund I7 m 13 «
C lothvorkers Company Banquet 6 m H a
Conch and Coach Uarness makers Company, 25

; 10 rf
Coaching Club. SO ; 8 n

in Kppirg Forest. 28 a 9 f

— Seanon, 19 a 6 fl -20 a 4 /
Coachmakers Company Annual Exhibition, 80

Exhibition, 2 ; 4 /

GOAL .—

Gas Coal for Hamburg, 13 / 8 /

— for Sweden, 26 m 9 >

-»— State of the Market, in every datfe paper
Coaling Stations in the Northern Pacific, 6 } Uc

-8 ; 12 'i
Coast l^omraunication. 22 a A f
Coffee, State of Trade in, see Pboduob Marhbt

Cultivation of in Java, 1 6 « 6 /

C*in8 -Price Sale List of the Rostron Collection

Sold at Sotheby*8. 24 m 8 /
Coleridge (Hon. Bernard) on the central of the

Irish Police 4 m 9 /
Colliery Accidents, see Acoidbnts^Minino
Colonial Institute, Annual Conversazione, 23 > 9e
*— Government Securities, State of Shares in,

see ecety day's paper
Missionary Society, Annual Meeting, 14 m

11 /
«— OflBce List, 7 m 16 «

Produce Market, see each day's paper

Colonies. 28 ; 4 a

— Australia and Canada, 25 a 4 c^ 10 m 18 a
.^^ Britifh East Africa &c.. 6/ 18 a

^-^ Cape Tcvn &c.. 24 m 8 o

>— Mr. Bh()deB and South Africa, II a 6 a

Colonisation, 9 |14 a

C^ur Photography, 18 m 4 /

Columbus, the Fourth Centenary of. 19 w 4 /
Colchester (Bp.> on Church Work in London

over the Border, 17; 8 /"
Cold Galvanizing. 13; 8 /
Colonial ("orapany (Limited), 23 m 4 e
and United States Mortgage ComDanr

(Limited). 4; 15 c ^ ^
Commercial Cable Company. 10 ; 12 rf
Commercial Intelliarence. see every ffay's paper
Notices, see after Monbt MarbbT, fa each

dny's paper

Tariffs and Trpaties. see CowTiKBHTAt.

— . Travellers in Morocco. 28 ; 7 d

School Annual Prize Day. 20 ; 11

— Meeting, 80 ; 4 ^

- Union Assurance Company, 18 a 11 0—5
ttf 12a

. Common Lodging House Mission, 6^' 14 6

Compagnie Generale des Asph^ltes de Franco

(Limitrd), 1 ' a 1 1 e — lS a 9 a -23 a II d
Companies, Miscellaneous, State of Shares in

sp^ every day's paper
• Com pen nation for Subsidence. 6 m 9 «
Comptoir National d*Escomptc de Paris, I a 11#
Conflrraation of Licenses, w 12 c
Confireste<l Districts Hoard Fisheries, 12 o 10 a
Pongo, Affairs of. \S r. 3 / —20 a 3 «
Congregational Church<'8, Changes among. 4 a 11

d -11 a IO/-260 10 r/- 3/11 7<i-9 w 7t— 28

fn6a-25»i5rf-67* 6rf-l3jU/— 21 /5s—

28.; 7 a

School Meeting. 27 a 5 /

Union 12 m lOs

in Sension. 10 »i 8 6 — Ifi «f 3 c

Cong'-ess of Chambers of Commerce of the Em-
pire. 28./ 6 /— 29 ; 1 4 '/ -30 ; 1 «

Party and Mr. Hume, 16 a 10 c

Conscience Money, 1 « 9 /— 9 a 1 1 /—1 1 a 5 /—

16 o 7 f/-6 m 10 r/-9 m 9 / — 13 m 9 e— 18 m9

d-Ai }} d^Sj 7e—2\ ;5d
OONSISTOBY OOUBT OF LONDON : -.
St. Andrew, Holbom, Burial Ground, 24

- St. Aime, Westminster. 3; 4s

- re Lieu tenant- Colonel John DIbod Do'
ceased. S i A d

— Norwood, Middlesex. 3 7 4 «

— St. Benet Sherehog and St. Nicholas Aeons.
7a8 f '

— St. Bride. Fleet Street. 8/40

St. Mary at- Hill with St. Andrew Hubbard.

24.7 3 s '

Consolidated Trust (Limited), 10 mils
Constantinople Land and Building Corapaar

(Limited). Sm W d ^ '

Convalescent Dinner's Society, IS a 2 J

Home for Women, Appeal for, Aj 14 a

Convention of Royal and Parliamentary Burfffaa.

8rtl4rf-da6/ * ^

Convocation of Canterbury, 12 m 10 d «ld n n

a- IH iH\2d
Cook and Son— Presentation of Plate to Mr,

John Mason Cook on the Jubilee of the Firoi

& a Silver Tea and Coffee Service to his Ladr.

28 7 9s ^'

Cookery and Food Exhibition, 80 a 15 s— 4 w 6/
Cooper (Edward) on Old Age X'eniiooa^ 16 a 7

8i

Coq

palmer's index to '^TnS TIMBS" NKWBPAPBB. [April 1 tO

Coquelin (P.) on tht» French Performancefl at

the Opera Coraique, 4; 11 o
Corfu. Agitation in. 7o 5 c
Corn Kxcliango Benevolent Society. IT; Me
Corn, State of the Market, see every day's

paper
Corps of Comniisfiionares. Inspection of, 20 jBb
Correspondence of Public Men, Note on, 25 a 12 o
Cotswold Sheep. 6 t 13 /
Cotton, Liverpool Market, State of, see every

dat/*8 ptifer

Crop of America, M j9 e

"-^■^ State of the Market, see every days
pajer

Trade in Japan, 17 / U <▼

County Council, cost of the Election of. 7 m 8 r

COUNTY COUNCIL OF LONDON: —

.^— Acquisition of Hackney Mtirdhes, 15 j 7 /

- Annual Moeting, (i /i 8 c

Assistant Medical Officers of IToalth, 2 i ; 18«

—— Bands for the Parks and the Open spaces,
81 m 9 /

Brock well Park. 20 m \\a

- Chairmanship. 1 1 w 7 f

- Compensation to Publican^ 1 1 m 7 e
-— * Deputy Chairmanship ^ n <^ c

— — Electric an«l Cable Railways, 1 1 m 7e

Eithani Golf « Jub, 1 1 w 7 s

and Fair Wages, 28 i» 11 /

— - Finances, 15^7/

- Fire Brigade Committee, 6 a 3 e

Good Friday Concerts. 13 r 13 c

- Golf on Tooting Common. 18 m 10/
— Kent Adjustment, 29 ' 13 <

— — Lady Members, 4 m 12 a

*-^ Lnmmas Rights at Pulham, 2 ; 3 6

Loans, 13 a IS o— 4 m 12 a— 25 m 18 a— 2

- and Lodging Houses, 7 a 13 /

London Water Bill, 13 a 13 e— 26 m 14 a—

23) 13«
— — . Main Roads, 4 m 12 a
— - Open Spaces, IM w 10 /

Organization of the Council 26 m 14 a

— ^ Rate of Wages in London. 26 •« 14 o
->~ Resignation of Lord Roseliery, 23 j 13 e

- Shaftesbury Memorial, 4 m 12 a

- Subways, 26 m 9 c/

Sunday Music in the Parks, 2 ; 3 3

Thames K.mbankment, 23.; 13 s

- Electric Lighting on, 29 ; 1 3 c
Theatres and Music Halls, 6 a 3c— 18 m 10/
and ihe Tramways. 15 u\d

Wages Question, 18 w lOy— 23 9 13 s

OOUBT OF ALDEEMEN :—

- Election of Mr. Walter Vaughan Morgan,
19 m 6 e

of Mr. W. P.Treloar. 31 m 10 A

— — Resignation of Sir Polydore De Keyser, 28
m9c~2j 14 6

Meeting, 4 w 6 /-17 ; 14 6

Vacunc-v on the Bench, 7 m 18 s

OOUBT CIRCULAR :—

Betrothal of Princess Marie of Edinburgh,

a; 9/— 47 9//— 6; 6 c— 8 i6t

— — Drawing Room by Priucess Christian, 17m
I0<i-*19 w6a
;i6

Court Circular {continued).

— Duke of Connaught at Southampton. 8 f \0d
— > Lereeby tlia Duke of (Edinburgh, 6 m 10 a

—81 m\\ e
by the Duke of Connaught, 13 m 10 cr— li

yn a

Presentation to the Queen of a Beaatiful

Venptian Glaps Vase, 29 7 12 )

Queen's Easter Bounties. 15 m 7 /

Birthday celebrations of. 25 ra 6 a

— Honours. 25 in 10 a
Offleinl Dinners. 26 ni 6 6

■' Reception at the Foreign Office. 26 m 6 «

— Trooping of the Colours. 26 m 5 /

— Queen's Coronation Day, 54th Anniversary,
29 7 11 e

— • Queen at Aldershot lays the Memorial
Stone of the New Garrl«on Church of St.
Qeorge in the Stnnhope Lines, 28 ; 5 s— 29 jWe

at Darmstadt, 27 a 5 r— 28 a 5 i— 29 a 5

A— 30 (17 6-2 m 5 s— 3 m 6 6

at Hyeres. I a 5 6—2 a 7 o — 4 o 5 e — 5 fg

6 a—Ba 5(^7 o 9 f -S a 5 c— 9 a 7 a — 12 a 5
r>-1S a 5e^l5aSe--\ea 5 6—18 a8«— 19a
8 rf-20 /I 3 r-21 a 5 «— 22 a 8 <|— 28 tf 7 c—
25 a 5 0-^26 a 5b

at Qrasse, 12 a 14 ^

Return to Hlngland. 4 m 9 e

State Concert at Buckingham Palace, 24 ; 5«

ViPit to Toulon, 14 » 3 a

OOUBT OF COHBCON COUNCIL :—
Address to the King and Queen of Den-
mark on their Golden Wedding, 28 jn 6 /

i^ase of Mark Manning. 13 a 9/

EUn^tions, I u 1 1 6

Meetings, \ all 6—13 a 9 /— 28 m 6 /— 4

; 18 d"\Sf \Sd

Courtney (— ) in Cornwall, 20 a 4 6

at Liskeard. 9 ; 9 /

at St. German's, Cornwall, 16 a 6 e

at Saltash, 3' 7 d

at Torpoint. 4 j II /

Coventry, the Vicar's Rate Agitation in. 18 a 10
rf— 22 tp 4 /.

Cowan (Alderman) Resignation of, 2 m 11 f

Cranbrook (Lord) at the Consenrative Club at
Burgees Hill, 22? 11 6

on Secondary Education 9 a 12 s

Crawford (Homeword; on Emanuel Hospital,
Westminster 81 4/

Cream Separators v. Sitting System. 10 in id e

Creditors Meetings— Caldick (Richard), 18 f 14 6

Cricke< for Boys, 8 ; 6 /— 13 ; 13 a

Crimean Veteran's Widow, Appeal for, 31 w 11 /

OBIlflNAL TRIALS : —

■^^■' Adams, Joseph James, and two others, for
Attempting to Defraud. 27 m 12 /~30 m 18 a

— * Allen. Thomis and Edgar Wallia. for In-
decent Photographs for Selling, 28 a 4 6

Ampman, Charles. Stealing. 11 a 12 <<

— Anarchists, Trial uf the Alleged. 1 a 8 4—
2 a 8 f— 4 a 7 ^— 6 a 8 d— 27 a 6 6—7 w 14 e
— 2n w 3 /

- Arblastor, Philip, and Emily Palfrey, for
Forging and Conspiring te Defrand, Aa, 29 a
8

Archibald, James, for Bigamy, %k m IZ d

June ^0. 1892.]

PALMBK^H INIR& TO '^ THB TrMBS NBW3P\PBB.

Cri

OzimiiiAl TrialB (continued).
—— Arnoli, C/'barlfS for Wife Assault, 2S aif»
«— - Ashdown. Isabel, and Charlotte Whitbread.
for Larceny. 10 ; U a— 22 i 8 s

— Bailey. lli>bert. tor Fraud, 9 o 15 /

— ~ Balliird. Walter Vausitttirt, for Forgery,

&c.. da 16 h
^-^ Bardel, Mari^uerite. for Attempting to

Poison her Husband. 20 ; 5 «
--^- Barhnm Uobert, for Wounding. 24 m 8 /
— — Barrun. Catts and White, for Conspiracy

to Defraud a Insurance Company. 28 ; 8/

— barron, John, for Fraud, 6 »i lie

— Bartlpy, George, for Stealing. 27 a A a

— Bartlett. Geo., for Stealing, 8 ; 3 «
•-^ Bassett, Mary, for Larceny. 18 a 8/

— — Baxter, Alfred ( has, for Embezzlement, 9 m

11/

— Bean, John, and others, for Stealing
Salvage Goods, 4 -i 6 6

— — Beckett. John, and Fred., Wirty, for
Receiving Stolen Property, 24 j 8 s

— Becks, Floi9ooe Marion, for Stealing, 11 a
ia

^— Beecroft. Joseph, and others, for Attempted
Incendiarism. &c., 81 fn 12 6

— — > Bell, Kev. John Itobert Kennedy, for Inde-
cent Aiisiiult, V8 j 5 d

<— — Bentley, Thomas, for Stealing, 28 a 4 b

— Bett, Robert, for Perjury, 6 m 1 4 e

«— Blatch, Fred. Ernest, for Embezzlement, 11
Hi 4 c

— Bottoml»*y, Horatio and Sir Henry Isaacs,
and Joseph Isaacs, and another, for ( 'ompanies
Act Ofifence and with CobSpiracy, 24 w 18 c—
26 m 12 6

— - Bowdage, Mary Louisa, for Forgery, 2 a
na

— Boyle, Robert Kyrke. for Stealins;, 18 m 3/

— Brett, III nry John, and others, for Stealing
and Receiving, 27 m 12 a

— Brigden, £dw., for Horse Stealing, 27 a 4 a
*— — Brown, John Morris, for Stealing. » m 1 1 /
*— Bryan, John, tor Robb ry with Violence,

4c., 10 IN 18
— • Burden. Charles, for Furious Driving, &c^

4si46
_ Bnrch. Sarah, for Wilful Damage, 27 ; 17 c^
._ Butler, CharK'S, and others, for Attempt-

log to Defraud, 2t> m 1 2 e
m^— Cain, Louisa, for Murder of her Child, 26

m 12 6
— — Campbell, Kate, for Attempted Murder, 5

ml2 d
«— Candland, Samuel, for Prevention of Crimea

Act &c., 22 I 8 s

Carpenter, Alfred, for Larceny, 9 /Sd

Cavanagh. John for Stealing, 26 Q'^e

— — Carroll, James, for Cruelty to his Cliild, 1 1

,7 a
. Charles, Frederick, and otlwrs, as Anar-

cliisto, 2 u8 0>4 a 7 6-6 a 8t^l2a 12
i^lark, Charles, and Julia Clark, Unsbaad

and Wile, for Forgery and Fraud, 26 m 12 6
.. -^ Ellen Jane, for Manslaughter, 80 ; 8 «
Cohen, Patrick, and William Scott, lor

Bobbery, 11 « 4 a

Criminal Trials (continued),

Collins, Wm. Mauneell, for Forgery, 28

}»f

Cooper, James, for Wilful Damage, 26 aSe

(^omuand. iliouis. for Indecent Assault on a

Little Giri. &c., 16 a 12 s

Croft John RadelifiF for Trade Mark Act

Offence, 60 13 / -7 « 3 «

Cuiniiigham, Mitchell and others for Con*

spiracy, 12 «4 11 6— H « 7 «/

■ (*hailes. for Stealing. 11 a 4 a
— -— ' for Attempt:'d Suicide, 2 m 18 e
~ Dakin, Robert Love, Master of the Ship
British Peer^ for Not Rendering Aesistnnce to
the Roxiurgh CnstU and its Crew which was
in Co/liaion with it, 28 ; 3 /

Daniels. Neater, and others, for Keeping a

Gaming House &&. 28 m 19 r

- Darby, Alfred, for Uttering Base Coin, 29
J 16/

Decks. Agnes, for Murtiering her Illegi-
timate Child, 2 a 16 /

Deeming, Frederick Baily, fliaa Williams,

for Rainhall Murder, 2 ml d^3 m 10 a — 5 m
6€— l»m7 / — lOm 7 / — 11 w 9 y~16 m 6 /-—
19 m 5 /— 21 m 18 /— 24 m o o— 25 m 5 (1—30
m n f

Df ntnn. Geo., and two others, for CoDspii -

log to Defraud 80 m 18 a

Devitt, Arthur for Furious Driving &c., 14

j 18 a

- Douglas, rhnrlos. for Indecent Assault on
a Little Girl. 24.; H «

Drayton, Edward, for Stealing. 26 m 8 </

Duffy, David, for Stealing, 26 c. 8 e

Dunn, Elleu, and Emily Myers, for Laroeay.

tdaSd

Messrs Edward Lloyd, Limited, for Factory

and Workshop Act Offence, 8 m 1 2 <f

-~— Emeric, tlarry, for a Renewal of a License
for his House, 7 m 19 6

Evans. Ueury Albert, for SUaliog, 10 ni

]8«

— — BMeld Emma, for Attempting to Murder
her Il>« gitimate ' ^hild, 2 a 16 /

Alfrt^i John, for Criminal Law Act Of-
fence, 6 IN 1 2 a

Fitzgerald. Patrick, for BurgUry. 12 m 3 /

- Fouraker, Henry, for Setting Fire to two
Houses &c. 81 m 12 6

Frosetti. Domenico. for Wounding, 18^' 81^

Fry, Wm., for Attempting to Steal, 18 m

3y

Gathercole, Alfred, for Embezzlement, 5 m

\2d
George, Chas., for Uttering Counterfeit

Cuiu, 5 a 146
Gilbert, Thos for Embezzlement, 9 m Us

- Gilby, Mary Ann. for Assault, 10 m 13 s

Gimson, Charle-. for Forgery. Ac., 29 ; 16/

Gietlhill, Henry for Wife Assault, 26 mSd

— ' Goodall, William, for Criminal Assault, 4

a6 /
— » Goodman, Henry for Stealing, 5 a 13 /
— — Goodrich. Hniry, lor Larceny, 6 a 13«
Goodwin, Ephraim Daniel, for Wonndioff.

29 j 16 /

87

Ori

PjLLMBB's index to *^ TRK TIBIR8 *' NRW8PAPBR.

[April f»

Criminal TiihIs (continued.)

Gwy Julia, for Stealing. 6 o 13 /

I Wm., and aaother. for Fraud. 6 m 14 e—
26 m 12 r

— HaimshoQ, David, for Baokraptcy Act Of-
fence, H wi 4 r— 4 w 1 1 /

— Haley. Catherine, and Catherine Smith,
for Larceny, 2« » 18r

James, for Stealinfr. 5 a 18 /

— - Harbert, Harry, for Receiving Stolen Pro-
perty, 6 7 8 r

Harrison, Walter, for Stealing, 7 o 8 /

Hart. John, for Stealing. 6a 13/-7«8/

— Hatcher, Henry.- for Attempted Murder,
26 m 12 6

Haydock. EBau,forFraud. 9al2/-ll«G/

^ Hearn. John, for Robbery, 6 a 1 8 a

— — Healey. James, for Attempted Murder, 9 a
16/

— -Helsey, William, for Assault and At-
tempted Robbery. 6 a 18 /

— Hennessey, Thos.. for Larceny. H> j 7 d

— Hensman. Amy. for Murder, 9tf 166

•»* Hertelt. Mothers a Monk, for Murder in a
Monastery, b m b d

— Hill, Chas.. for L«rceny, 18 o 3 /

• — Hillier, Tlios.. and two oihera, for Ck>n*
spiracy to Defraud. 11 a 12 <f

■ Wro^ and another, for Buiiglary, 29

^16.

_ Holden. Kdw., for Official Secrets Act
Offt-nce. 11 o 6 /

— ^ Holmfeldt. Bruno, for Fraud. 9 m 11 /

••-— H or ton, Ethelbert. alim Langton. for Steal-
ing. 4 a 6 «

Wm. Isaac, aliaa E. Morgan Wilson, for

Fraud, 12 ad;

— Hewlett. Harry Norman, for Obtaining a
Situation by a Forged Character, 2tJ m 12 b

i^. Humphns, Lily. Wife of a Clergyman, for
Cruiltyand Assaulting her Servant Girl, 17
^'9^-29/ 12 d

— Jacobs. Georgette, for Concealment of
Birth. 7 J 3 /

and Isaac Lewis, for Stealing, 1 1 m 4 r

— Jennings. David, and (/has. Uobt.. for Steal-
ing, 10; I4t

-> Johnson, Edw., and another, for Burglary,
6a 13 e

Henry, for Stealing, 21 > 8 /

— Jones Jas. bklw.. for FaUifying the Books
of a Uuildin^r Soci^'ty. 30 m i 3 a

Wm.. for Se'liiig Adulterated Oofifee, 17

j 14 a

— Killwick. Edw., for Fraud. 18 m 3 /

— > Kitchtiu, Wm., for Attempted Suicide, 27a

4o
-— Knight. Thos. Beecher, for Attempted

Fraud, 6 a 18 a
Korbatoff, Aba Wolfe, a Russian Jew, for

Wounding, 9 / 3 (/
Lascelles, Maiy Ryland, for Murder of her

Two Children, 30 m C. «
Lamb. John, for Burftlary, 20 in \Z J

— Lane, Kli2.. for Stealing, lOJ 14 b

Laws, Henry, for Intimidation, 5 a 14 6

.^ Leagas, Wm., for Larceny, 2 m 13 s
31

Oriminal Trials (t^ntin'ted).

Leaird, Alfrel. for Uttering Coanterfeit

Coin, 29/ 16 /

Leatnen. Geo., for Rmheszlement, 80 / 8 e

Lee, Rev. Dr. Chirge against Disjiiased, fS

o 13 /

Leonard, Peter, for Wilful Damage. 'i\jZf

Levy. Fornand ftir Steading 27 «i 1 1 #/

Lewin. John, for Staling 18 a 8 /*

— — Samuel, and another, tor Stealing. II as

— Lipman. Ann for Stealing, 16 i 7 «

Lovesar, John for Manslaughter. *2Gi« \%h

— Lyons L(*wis for f^tbel. II a fi d

— Madilen Wm., far L uterine 20 w 18 /"

— Mahoney, James, for Conspiracy, Ac, 20 «
10 /.

— Martin James, and John Coz, for Con-
spiring to Defraud, 6 w 14 r

May Ch^s., for Emhezsletnent. 80 m 18 a

MaycH, John Samuf>l, for *<tealing. 14 m 18«

— Mer'ljm and Christo. for Murder of Dr.
Valkovitch. 11 « 5 r

— .Merry, Wm.. for Furious DriTing and
Causing Bodily Harm, 26 m <9 /f

Milar, \rthur Ernest, for Stealing. 10 ai 8 •

— Mitchell, John, and William Spencer, for
Stealing 9 ; 3 //

-^ Montague. Mrs. for Murder of one of her
Children and Cruelly to the others, 3 a 10 6^>
7m M f

— Mount, Wui., and two others for Stealing,
25 / J 9 />

— Mountain. John, for Intimidation and using
Violence and Assault l^ a We

.Mowbray. < 'has. Wilfred, and another, for

Anarchists, i a 8 /» > 2 a 8 c — 4 a 7 4—5 a 6 d
—27 « 6 A— 7 in 14 e

— - Mnnd, Lorenzo, and two others, for Steal-
ing, 4 m \[ /-^ m \Id

— Nicoll. David John, and another, for Mis-
demeanour. 4 M II / — '» IN 12 1^—27 a 6 6—7
m 14e

— - Nttcent. Hon Patrick Grevllie, for Indecent

Assault, &c. 13 m 4 a
— - Oades (^has. for Bankruptcy Act Offence^

30 m 12 e

()*13rien. Henry, and anothor, for Stealing;

10 M 3 /

Osborn AJa, for Libel, 26 /« 12 6

— Osborne Mrs*. Expected Release of. 18 j 9
/"— 14 4«-Mri4 I

— John, for Iid-'COMt Assault, 26 m 12 6

VVm Leonard, for liifratny. :J0 y 3 c

Pallant, C'has.. for Sc'liing Liquor on his

Prpmi««e8 afi*ir < hwingTime. 3 m 4 »»

Messrs. Parker and ilayei. Auutioneers,

and Wm. Banner for Libel and SlanJtT. ll a
6/

Poach, Fred. Pemberton, and another, for

Fraud, 9 a 16 6—11 a [2 d -12 /i H e

— Porrot, Jules for Stealing. 2S a 4 6

— Petty, Wm. Uicli , for .Stealing 20 w 13/

Phillips, Alfred, for Possessing Counterfeit

Coin, 3 M 4 (2

Th js., for Stealin;?, « i 8 e

Pili>ou, Wm., for Liiceny, 13 a 3 s

June 30, 1892.]

(ALHEk's index to ** THE TIMES *' NEWSPAPER.

Cur

CSriminal Trials (mntinued).

- Plummer, Wm.. for Horse Stealing, 6 a 13/

- Powell. John, for Fraud 29 ; 16 /

PuUen, Chas., for Assault. 29 ; 1(> €

RaTaclioi, — , for Five Murder, 21 j 5 6—22

I 5 6—23 » 5 /

Sentenced to Death, 20,; 6 rf

- Rhy8» Edw, AUwal Watts Harton, for
Fraud. 1 1 ; 7 n

-^ Rivers. Walter, for Causing a Horse to be
Cruelly Treated, 'ir* o 3 ^

- Robeatson, Archibald, for Murder, 10 m
%e

- Ryan, Tho«.. for Larceny, 6 a 1 3 «

8amp.son» Carl Aiiguste, for Stealing, 5 a

18/— 7a3d-8;« W c

Sawle Eliz., for Stealing 2 m 13 «

< Shardlow, S> dney Geo., for Falsification of

Accounts, 6 m 14 e
-— Sharkey, Jaiues, for Murder, 2 a 16 <

- Sharpe, John, and another, for Stealing, 17

Shaw. John Wm.. for Fraud. 23 »i 12 o
— — Shenter, Wni Isaac, for Falsifying the
Books of a Company. 30 m 13 6

Simpson. Robt., for Stealing. 29 a 3 (/

- Smith. Fred., for Cau&ing a Cat to be
Cruelly Treated, 2.5 a 3 «

David. ioT Attempting to Steal, 26 a 3 c

Geo., for Burpflary, 24 m 13 r

- Isflbella. for Attempted Suicide, 26 m 3 i2
'- Janie.<<. for Poss^ssii^g a Mould for Mak*

ing Counterfeit Coin. &e.. 5 nt 12 rf
Jospph. for *>tealing. 14 / 13 a

— Smithson. Arthur, for Letter Stealing, 5 m
V2d

— Spencer. Geo. Burton, for Atti*mpting to
Obtain Money by Threats &c., 3 m 13 r

— Stanley, Stephen, and another, for Burglary,
21 m 1» e

— Stannnrd, John, foi Receiving Stolen Pro-
perty, 24 j 3

— Stevens, John, for Bigamy. 29 ;' IG /

— Stokes. Henry, for Wounding. 24 m 13 c

Storer, Wm., for Robbery, 6 a 13 /

— Stunt. Joseph, and Oscar Stunt, for Bur-
glary. 7 a. 3 /

- — Sullivan, John, for Robbery with Violence,
9 m 1 1 /
■ for Stealing 23 ; 3 f

Patrick, for Robbery with Violence, 7 a

9/

— Sutton, Wm., a Police- Constable, for Steal-
ing, 2H w 19 ft

— Tabner. Arthur, for Murder, 2 a 16 /

— Taylor, James, and another, for Burglary,
16 M 4 a

John, for Stealing, 25 m 3 /

Robt., for Forgery, &c.. 28 / 3 /

— ThelsHll, John, /or Manslaughter of his
Wife. 23 w 12 h

- — ThompJ^on, Henry. f«)r Stealing, 5 a IS J

— John, for Sttaling. 24 i/i 3 /

-^ Tomlinson, Geo., for Attempted Murder, 9

a 16 a
.1.— — Walduck, Geo., and two others, for Stealing,

Ac, 10 M ay

Criininal Trials (continmd).

Walker, John Vernon, for Forgery, &c„ 6

o 14 6

Waller, Geo., and anotht^r, for UnUwful

Possession of Partriljre E^^^s. &(!.. 18 ni 9 /

Wal-all Anarchists, Tr.al of the Prisoners

for, 1 a 8 6 —2 a 8 » —4 a 7 t>— 5 u 8 6—21 a 6
6—27 a (yh

Watts, Wm. Frank, for Sendmg a Threat-
ening Letter. 'J^ n 12 A

Webb, James, for Riga mv 6 <j 13 /"

Wellington, Yeo, for Fraud, '23 ; .i d

- Weissenfeld. Geo. Fer.liiaiul Von, for
Libel o tj 14 a — 12 a 3 ^ — 10 */» Lie

Wigg Francis Edw., for Stealing and Re-

ceiving 9 /« 1 1 «

Wilcher. John, a Postman, for Letter

Stealing 28 / 3 /

WilUrd, Herbert, for Forgery. 1 1 a 6 /

Willan. Wm., and two others, for Murder,

23 Ml I ' ' — I , 9 «

- Williams, — , alhs F. B. Deeming, for
Rainhdl Murder. 2 ml d^3tn 10 a -5 m 6 d
— 9 M 7 / ~ 1 w 7 / - II ;n 9 /

James, and his Wife, for Fraud, 29 a 7/

Wilson, Annie for Stealing, 28 j 3 /

— — Tho!*., and two others, for Couspiracy,
&c., 23 -w 1 '2 '•

Wood, CiiMK Henry, for Murder, 8 a 12 6 —

25 fi 10/— a? a 6 6

Worpole. John for Wilful IXamage, 21 /3/

Wri;4ht, John, for Fnud, 5 m IJ d

Benj. Price, for IJiifaiiiy, HO i 3 c

Wynne, Robt., for vIansUu>.;hter, 30 / 3 r

Y« xley, Wm.. and two oiliers, for Stealing,

26 , 19 6

Criminals in America, Note on 23 ^i 14 r
Crook ( Henry T.) on ParUaraeut and the Ord-
nance Survey. 15 a A e
Cross LordJ India Bill, 12 a U a-l6o 10/"

- on the Situation, '25 a 7 b
—— at Stratford 2o m 8 e

Crosse and iilackwell to be a Limited Company,

24 7 1 1 a

Crossley, John, and Sons (Limitv^J), 25 / 16 c

( rown Leases. Sale uf, 7 a 9 6

Croydon, New Municipal IJuildiugs at, 7 ; 5 «<^

10 / .") r
Crystal Palace, Adjoissions, set each day* 6 paper

— Concerts. 4 « 1 i «t — i 2 <i 4 /— 18 a T e — 2.*» a
9 /— 28 ; 4 c

Electrical Exhibition. 4 a 14 a— 28 m 7 e

Firework'* a(, 21 /« 6 rf

Gnnul Opera at. 16 tn 13 a

— School of rraciical Engineering, Distribu-
tion of t 'et tilicates. 1 4 (* 6 '>

Terrible Accident at the f>ystal Palace—

Explosion of C;apt. Dale's Balloon it^ fall and
Death of (^apt. I )aL' and serious Injuries to
the other three Occup intn, 30^' 9 «

Vertical Beam of Light froju, 6 m 10 «

Cuba, bloods in, 13 ; j> h

Cuckoo, First Appv-arance of, 7 a 9 6—9 a 7 /—
12 u 1 1 ff

Cunliffe (^ Mr R.) on I)is-esrabli^^»ment, lOjJj

Cuniti.'s A u;.; mentation Fund. >(i , 7 t

Jurious Plea foi Murder, I a 3/

r 89

Cxxt

»»

PALMTK 8 INDEX TO " THE TIMES NEW8FAPK1I.

[April 1 t«^

(/urrency Que stion in British Hondurai. 8/ 9 f
Curzon (Hon G N.) at Brighton, 12 w 9/

at Southport, 21 a ti f

Cuthell (Edith E.) on theNurtegforth© English,

inI..diR» Ifiri 7f
Tut'ery. P^xportg of , 2 a Ifi ^
Cyprus, Notes on, 16 a 1 1 /

D. \

Pahjonoej, French Policy in» It a 6 •

Affairs of, 23 a 7 ri— 25 a 5 «

PalaelU, Parsoa and Harrington Biewertet. 12 m

n h

Parjeeling Company (Limited), 23 a 18 cf

V Darkest England *' Social Scheme. Letters suh-

rcribed by Lord Aberdeen. Curaon. Dysart

asd others to certify to its Reality, 30 ;m 6 <
Noteson, 4 ; in d-6 j 8 6—7 ; ft <*-»> 7 f

— 16/11 6— IH i dd
partmottth (Lord) on Saturday PolKnff 28 ; 7 <l
pa vies (L. H.) Trade between Qreat Britain and

"Canada. 2 ; 7 /
Pawson (Rankine)on Great Britain and Canada,

Ifia 11 /
Peaf and Dumb Afvlum. 20 m 10 /
Death Mysterions of Albert Charles Newnham,

16 TO 9/ ^

,— Sudden of the Kev W. Spencer a R. C.

Priest when in Pursintoof a Man who had been

Robbing the ChnrchiaSefton Park Liverpool

» M 6 /

of Mr, John Lovett. Struck by Lightning

on Stonebridge Common. II ' U «

, Suspicious of Mrs Fitz, rihftrles in Toxteth

Dock Liverpool 1 4 <* 3 /

IIBATH3:— In consequence of the Registrar
General having a complete Alphabetical List
from lb37 of all rieath*« in the British Domin-
ions as al.«o of all British Subjects Dying-
abroad. which can be inspected at any time at
the Office in Somerset House, it is not deemed
expedient t(» insert the Minimum Lists aa ad-
vertised in Thf Times

—— Abney, Rev. E.. H., 1* m 11/

• — Acland, Lady, 16 w 9 /

.»— Agnew, Dr. D. Hayes, 11 a fie

Aitken, Sir Wra., 28 ; II /

AUon Dr., 18 a 7./

^ Funeral of, 22 aid

, Allport, Sir Jas. Joseph, 26 a 6 d

. Funeral of. 3') aU d

^ — Antrim. Countess of, 22 a 8 /

n Astor. Wm. 27 a 6 /

, Atkinson. Sir Harry Albert, 29 j II J

»— - Austin. Stephen, 26 m 5e
« — Banaston. xM.. 3 / 10 h
m — Barrtgnon, M. Numa, 20 m 10 o
« — lliirbour, John S.. 16 w 9 /
• - - Barrow. Col. (\ T., 5 m 9 <
Bealel, VV. J., (iaO /
Funeral of, M a 9 /
riensley, \Vm.» the Gentleman Jockey, 10
5c

^ Biggs John, the Lawyer a Prominent

Cia'^ nn Gai4 Man, 6 "9 «
m— Bellns, M. BaroM Y., 10 m 5 •
^^ Uil'iog.Bwon De,. 18 a 7/
40

De-ithft {eontintud\

Birt. Rev. Richard, 21 a 7 rf

Rev. Thos., SOa 7 f

Bhine. Emmons 20 j 9/

Blap. M. 20 t 9 /

Bodenstedt. Friedrich Yon, 20a T^

Bodson, Capt.. 13 ; 9 /"

— - Bonnet. M. Pierre Ossian, 25 j 18 «

Borel. M. Eugene. \(\j 6d

- Bouvier, M. Alexis, 19 m i^e

Boyle. Rear- Admiral S. H., 16 / 6 /—IT

fSh '

Bradford Wm.. 2<» o 6 d

- Brarawell Lord, 10 m 10 s— 12 m 12 c
his Remains Cren^ted at Woking^ 14 i»

18 «

Ancedote of, 1 6 m 1 1 /

Bristowe. Thos. Lynn. 7 ; 7/
- Fureralof, 11; IScr

— Brock. Rev. Carey, 20 a T /

— Bruce, Rev. Dr. John CoUingwood, da 9
«- Brunlees, Sir Jas.. 4 j 1! «

— Burdetfc, Sir Franois, \j9d

— Butt Sir Chas.. 27 m 3 a

— Buxton. Cyril Dighy. 11 m 9 d

— r Campbell, Sir Alexander, 26 m 5 s

^ Campion Rea. Wm. Jamea Heathoote, 7 (k

lOj

— Caravoirlia. Siunor, 1 a 10 s

■^— Carey Gen. Thos. Augiistus, 9/ ft/

— Carrington, Yates, 3 m 10 o

— Carter, Sam.uel. 4 w 9/
-^-. Wra,, 15a 7/

^ Caspari, M. C. P.. 14 a 4 e

— CaspjiTi Rev. Prof. Karl Poul. 15 a 7 ;>

— (!a8tleniaine, Lord, 28 a iQ.d

— Chaffers, Wm.. \9 a 5 f

— Chainpneys. Rev, Weldon. lOw 5 •

— Chinay. Prince de Funeral of , 2 a 11 i^
. — Chute, ChHloner Woi., 4 f 1 1 e

^ Cohb, Commander Thos.. 29 a 10 b,
-^ Cole J. Foxcrof t. 4 m 9 /

— C(]stella. Don Gnspar, 2 a 12 c

— Cracroft, Miss Sopliia, 26 ; 13 s

— Cradock. Robt., 27 m 9 «

— Dagge, Abel Power. 27 a ttr

— Dale, «ev. Tlios. Pelham, 20 o 7/

— Deroc eve, M. Alophe, 27 m 9 «

— Dillon, Sidney, 10/7/

w^ Dillwyn, Lewis Llewellyn 20 ; ft /

Funeral of. H > 9t f

Piplock. Dr. Thos. Bramah. m.a7 f
Drew, John Wat kins. 30 ; 5 /
Dro^heda. Mar<]^uisof. 30^' 5 /
Duck. VVni.. 14m 11 /
Dunn Jonathan, b a\Q f
Duprato. M. Juleo. 21 m 13 /
Duveyrier, M. Henri, 27 a 6/
CdgHr, Wm. 14 a 4 o
Edwards, Miss Amelia B., 16 a 9te
Essler, Mile. Jane, Ki m 9 /
Evans, Rev. Canon HoweU, 2*^ a lOi 4
Exert, (jUHtav, 25 j 13 e
Field. Gen. Charles W., 23 a 11 /
Finlaifon, Alexander Glen, 12 a 1U&
Fleming. Sergt John, 21 m 18/
Flower, Cha»^ Edw,, 4 «i 9/

Jtme 30, 1892.] IPALMSS^B INBBX to ** tHfe TlBiBS^^ NKWSPAl^E&.

Dd4

DeathB (continued),
— ^ Jboote, MiDs Lydia, 6.;' 10
*— ForckenbfCk, Herr Von. 27 in 9 s

— Forye. Anatole de la, 7 ; 7 /

— Frary. M. Kaoul, 20 at/

— Fiaser Sir Ja?., 15 a 7 /
'— Fredericks. Baron. 23 a U /"

— Fuller- Acland- Hood, Sir Alexander B. P.,
80a 7 /

- — Fytche, Gen. Albert. 23 ; 9y

— — Gadban, Paul 20 a 7 /

»— Gasparis, Professor Annibale de. 23 a 11/

— Giles-Puller, Clias., 9 »i 6 c

«— Goater, Jas., the Jockey. 12 a 10 b

— ^ Goldsmid, Lady, 26 m 6 e

«-" Gordon, Surgeon-Captaiu II. C, 18 «' 9 /

Gray, £. J., 9 m G c

' Grevin, AlfreJ, 7 m 18 f

«-~ Grondie, J as., 10 m 6e
— * Grosser. Gen.« \2 m 5 c A f
^— Guiraud, M. Ernest, 9 w G e
-^— Uaber, Baron Samuel, 1 1 ;' 1 4 e
-^ Halpin, VVm. G., 10 m 5 e
•>— • Uarewood, Earl of, 25j 1S«

— liurrisou, Sir Henry, 7 w 13 /

<-^ Ht rbert, Capt. John Forrest, 13 j 9 /
— Uiggins, J.D..2Ga G d

■ Funeral of, 30 a 1 1 a

-— — Hofmann, Agust Wilhelm, 7 m 13 /
• — Hohler, Tom. 3 m 10 c
— ~ Holstein-Uolsteinborg, Coant, 3 m 10
*-* Hope, Commander Chas. Kerr, 25 j 13 e

— Irvine, Alexander Forbes, 5 '* 10 /
— » Johnson, Hev. Isaac Henry, 9 m6 e

— K. J., 23 a 11 /

• Jovelhir.Capt. General Joaquin, 19 a 5 /

■ ' Marshal Funeral 18 a 7 «

Earslake, Ed. Kent, 3/106

— ^ Kirkham, Gawin, 12 m 5/
— — Klapka, General, 18 m 9/

i«— Kock. M. Paul Henri De, 19 a 5/

Kynaersley, T. C. S., 3 m 10 c

-— - Lulu, Edward, 25 a SI /

— — > Lnmarche, Mgr. Bp. of Quimper, 16/6 d
*-— Laveaucoupet, Gen.de. 21 m i'dj
^~ Lea, Lieut c:ol. Fred. Percy, 26 a 6 (f
— ^ L«)th, Gen. liobt. Wm. Disney, 30 j 5 /

— Leitriui. Earl of, Ga i>/

—^ Lesclide, M. Richard, 19m 9 e

'— — Lescure, M. Mathurin de, 9 m 6 c

-— » Liu- ta- jew, Formerly Chinese Minister in

Loudon, lu »i 5 «
-^ Lloyd, Canon Julius. 28 m 12 6

— Luokhart. Father, 18 m 9 /

— Loeb, M. Isidore, 4 / 11 «^13/9./

— Lun-dale, Uev. J as. Gylby. 28 a iO d
->— ^ Lorencez, 3en. Latrille de, 26 a 6 4
•^-> Lothrop. Daniel, 2 a 12 c

-i— Mackenzie, Hon. Alexander, 18 a 4 6

Maclagan, Dr. Philip, 26 m 5 «

m~^^ Martin, M. Joseph, 21 m 9 e

-^ Mauvais, Mele. Virginie, 29/ II /

.— Maxwell. Gen. Henry lianiilton, 31 m 5 e

Mayne, Uear- Admiral Uich. Chas., 30 m 66

._ Mecklenburg Schweriu, the Dowager Grand

i;uchet>8 Alexandrine of , 22 a 3 /
ijuaeralof, 28a9«

l)eatliB (roniinued).

Meldon. (Thas. Henry, 19 m 9e

— MiddletoB, Capt. \V. Geo., Funeral of , 1ft
o 7e

Montjia, M. Madi?r de 2.^ m 12 6

Moran. Rev. John Henry> 16 m 9 /"

Morelli, .VI., :^l in 5 e

Morier, Victor, 4 ;" 1 1 c

Morley, C\>Ionel Sir Francis B., 2.5 a 9 f

■ Funeral of, 26 u 6 /*

Moutihez. Adm.. 27 / 11 *

Funeral of. 29 / 7 r

M'Pherson, Kev. Alex., 27 j' II 8

— > Murray. John, 4 u6 a
■ ■ Funeral of. 7 a 8 c
Mrs. Leigh, 4 / 1 1 «

Mus^rave, Rev. Wm. Peete, 12 a 10 &

Nelsou Capt. Chas. Gu'k'eon, 27 <? 6 /

- Newcombe. Sergeant- Major Wm., 9 ; 5 /

Nichols. Hobt. C^radock, :27 »i 9 e— 28 m 1)1

Noble, Mrtj.irGen.. 19 m 9 # -21 m 13 /

Nugent, Sir Geo. Edm., 4 m 9 /

Nunez, Duke de Fernaw, 26 m 5 e

- Omar, Said, 4 m 9 /'

Osgood. — , 20 »i 10 e

Funeral of j 24 m9 d

—— Paulovics, M., 19 ao /

Paget. roL Leopolil G.. 9 / o /

Peacock, Dimitri Kudolph, \7jSh

- Pelly, Percy Leonard, 6j 11 a
Sir Lewis, 23 a 1 1 /

Funeral of, 28 a 9 e

— — Pearson. Q2n, Thos. Hooke. 3 m lOe

- Pigeonnean, M. Henri, 2 j b r
— — Plazanet, Baron de., 28 m 12 6
. — Poise, Ferdinand. i4 m 11 /

Porter. Major -Gen. Whitworth, 1/94

PoltH, Rev. A. W., 2 ; 6 /

Primrose. K. M.. i^ in% d

Protitch, Gen., 17 ; 8 6

- Puginier, Bp. of Tonqain, 26 a G 0^
— ^ Pym. General H. L., li «i 7 «

—— > Held David, 14 a 4 c

Rctzjw, Herr Von Kleist, 21 m 13 /

Rhind. John. 6 a 9 /

— — Richards, J. J. Brinsley, 6 a 9 /

h uiiernl of , 1 1 a 9 /

Robertson, Mrs. Caroliue Croom, 2 ; 5 /

- Ross, Gen. Sir Campbell 0. G., 24 ; 10 r
^— Hothschild, Baroness ilanudh Louise Vort,

I a lOe
^— Row, Karaslnga, 20 ; 9 /

Russill, Lord Arthur, 6 a 9/

Saddler, John, 7 a 10 /

Sale -Barker, Mrs., 9 m 6 c

- Sandford, John Douglas. 6; 10 c

Sa.xlrique, M. Paul, It) m U «

Sandvs, Rich. Hill. 30 ; 6/

Schomber, Wm. Walter, Earl of AncrttiiL

\7j 8 6

Seeds, Dr. Robt., 30 a 7/

->^— Sheldon, Ell Lemon, 30 ; 5 ;

SilveU. Don >lauuel. 26 m 5 s

Smith, Uo> well, 2i> a 7 /— 21 a 7 tf

Solomon. Hon. Michael, tjhf

— — Stairs, Capt., \oj 5/

-*^ Stapfa, M* Albert, 3 m 10 c

il

Tea

PALHEB'S INDEX TO ** THE TIMES " KEW8PAPEB

[April J fo

25

deaths {cont'rauf(i),

— Mievenard. M. L.. 14 a 4 <t

— Stodtlart, Admiral Jas., 25 w 10 c

Strafftird. Countes- of, .^8 i \\ f

— Straubenzei^ (^)l. Henry Von, 4^* 11 e

St. Kidman, Cornte de, 21 a 7 </

Sti.cks, Sumb, 'M) n 7 1

— Sturze. ]Miss fcimily, 8 ; 9 e

— — S.voeney, Geo. Thos., the Feiiiaa Leader,
1 2 u :» /

— 'J'ayler, Frank 5 m 9 <

Tesch, M. Victor, 18 / 9c

Ttssiur, Justice. 21 aid

— Thcodoli, Cardinal Augusto, 28; Uy

Thomson, Dr. Jas.. 9 m fi c

Tiflev, Alfred, la 10 /

Travels, IJerr Georg. 30 ; 6 /

Tripe, Dr. .John W.. \s n 1 1

— riwnr. the Mahonjah of, 2K mh A
Vanderbilt Wm. H., 2') m 10 c

Vandi>«byl Philip, 19«i9e

Vrittoflf, 23 / 9/

— Virtue. James Sprent. 7 a 10/

— Wa Hiker. Samuel, 9 w 6/»

-— Wah b.jn-ah-Kee. —. 7 / 7/-9y 5/"

— Wlietier. Hev. Thos. Little'oa, 11 u 6 tf

^^ liitney, Dr. Eiij h 21 o 7 '/

VMUiamfl, Kight. Uev. J. W., Bp. of Quebec,
u 9 /

Wilson, Thoa.. 2 m 9 c

Wolverton, Dowager Lady, I q 10«

Woods, Frank J., 16 ; od

— John. 4 a 9 /

WooUey, Ven Joseph, 25 a 9 /

Debasement of London ^>uburb8, 21 a 14 6

Note on. 2.') a 13 /

I)e Beers United Consolidated Mines Limited, 24

7 11 t
Debenture Corporation (Limited), 22 ; 12 /•
Del>t, ('ommiital of Married VVomen for, 11

wi4 t
Defences of Esquinialt, 23 m^ a
Dejoo Tea < 'ompaoy (Limited), 27 /» 10 /
Delagoa Bay. M j b b
De Lis-ie (Edwin) on the Derby Day Count out,

6i3«
Dennis (Robt.)on Industrial Progress in Ireland,

26 c. Gy
DENMARK : —

— Pudget, 2 a 7 e

— General Elections, 21 d 6 a

— Golden Wedding in, 19 ;n 5 6 -25 m 5 a— 26
m 5 ii—tl m 6 a— 28 m 9 a- 30 m 6 /— 31
m 5 a

— Importation of Dogs into, b mb f

Opening; of tlu* i'arUam(.>nt, 7 ;« 9 «

Denvei United Brewerie* (Limited), 8 n 11 «— 24

;ii/

Derby (Lord) at the University of London, 12 m
Via

Dt-rhani (Walter) on Lewisham Hilly Fields, 6
; 14e

Destruction of Residential Properties, Note on,
2o a\o f.

Deutsche Bank, Arrest of Frank the Abscond-
ing Cashier, 12 »i 5 a

Devonians in London, 9 m 6 #
42

Devonshire (Duke of) in Glasgow, 28 w 14 a

- at Bath, on tho Hard l^outest— Promise*
and Performance«j— Liberal Liabilities -New-
castle Programme -Home Kule -Ulster, 23
; 6 a

at Eastbourne on the Compact— Home

Rule Pohcy — Mr. GlaUtone's Address
Weapon of Misrepresent.itim. 25; 11 a

- on the Irish Appeal to the British Noncon-
formists, 22 u 6 a

— Lays the Foundation Stone of the New
Church of St. Werburgh Derby, 27 a 12 d

Speech at Derby -An Opportunist -a Par-
allel- I(»it8 and 1.^92 -The Attitude of Ulster
—The Fears of Ulsterm n -the Issue before
the Country— the In- vitablo consequence of
Horn.' Uule— the Final Choice for the Electors
26 a 1 1 a

and the Spalding Election. 11 j V6 d

—^ on Unionist Aims. 2 a 14 «

Diamond- Back Moth, Ke appearance of, 30 w 6 /

— 1 ;6f-(;; 13//
Dibdin (L. F.) on the Qualifications of Church

Wardens, 7 o 8^— 18«2/
Dicey (Professor) on Home liule, 9 ; 9 s
Direct United States Cable Company (Limited)

9 fl 14 rf ^'

Distillers Company (Limited). 11/8 /*— 22 ;12 c
Distress in Cleveland. Yorkshire, 4 m 17 /— 26 m

10//-2J4/

— in the North, 12ml2 «

Dividends, Bankrupt, see every Wednesday b

and Saturday's paper
DIVORCE COURT :—

Ashton V. Ashton. 28 a 8 a

Burghope i;. Burghope, 21 ; 3 e

Crampton p. Crampton, 28 a i a

Goulder v. Goulder, 17 in 4 a

Govett 17. Govett and Lucas. 29 a 3 d

Hanbury v. Hanbury, U mSd

- Jones V. Jones. 2 7 > 11 d
Lt»wia t*. Lewis, a 13 (2

Malonc v, Malo.eand D'Autichan. 16 « 8/

Mallifout V. Mellifontand Aliingham 11

m 4 /»

Obree v. Obree and Oabb, 28 a 4 n

Parnell v. Wood, 28 a 4 6

Ueesby v. Reesby and Dowser, 24 / 3 ^

- Ros?s '/'. Ross. '27 aS f

Scales V. Scales and another, 1 2 m 3 «

^el'r« v. Seers— the (Queen's Proctor Show-
ing (^ause, HO ; 14 c

Simpson v\ Simpson and Darbyshlre, 20 j 3e

Strange r. Strange, 28 ; 13 «

Weaver v. Weaver, 13 m 14 a

Dixie (Florence ) on Women Suffrage, 7 ni 1 7 «

Docks — Alleged Dijjcontent in, 13 m 12 a

-* Accidents at. Deputation to Government

on, 7o 13/
DOCKS:—

Albert Edward Dock at Preston, Duke of

Ediiiburj^h to open. 19 m 9 e

East and West India Dock Company, 1>4«

Gloucester. Landslip at. 17 m 4 /

Liverpool. Improvements, 27 miie—'Ilmde

Lijndon and St. Katherine Docks ComDanv

23 a 13 c ^ ' •

June 80, 1892.1

palmbb's nmiBx to " thk times " nbwbpaper.

Edu

Socks {contiwied).

iMilf rd Docks Company, G w 12 rf— IG j i2«

— New at Prtvton 'J.1 : '6 f
•^-~ Southampton Ducks. 1 1 a 8 6—30 //? U d

Statu of Sliiues in Companiei), tneitry day «

paper

— Swansea Dock. 80 6 12/
Dogs, Kxhibitioa of Collies. Seventh SLow, 22 a

10 e
Dog Show in Paris, 27 m 3 e
J)omi{ ion lirewin<r t'ompany (Limited), 17 a 12 <
Dooars Tea Toiupany (Limittd), 17 //< \\ d
Doom Dooma Tea Company (Limited). 27 //i 10 /
Dorchetiter, Oxford. Mr. Balfour's Gift of a

Recreation Utound to, 7 / 7 e
Doriitan, Long and Couipany (Limited), > (i m 1 2 c
Donet County Hospital, lionsition towards, 15

al€ [

Dougall (J. D.)on Smokeless I'owder and Night

Attacks. Itia 6/
Douglas (li. K.) on British rrade Abroad, 13 a

14 <i
Dover, Admiralty Pier at, 2 a 7 /
Dowsett (,C. b\) on ' Land " its Attractions and

Kiches, 2A a 6 /
Drainage of the Pontine Marshes, *2m G /
Diawini{ Society, Opvning ot the Kxliibition by

the Phiiciss Louise and Marquis of Lurne, 2 a

16/ .f

Dredging the Mersey, 10 m 7 /
Drovers, liisifrss among the Drovers, 8 a 12 c
Dublin Universny, Meeting of the Senate. 15 ;9«
Duciu ^Lord) on Aichin. liaUtoirs Memoiial, 2

/ b a
Duel— bttwot n M, IJcirrows and Kdward Fox

two Americans in Ostend, 2'y a G L—ii\) aid

— between the Miuquis de Mores and Capt.
Mayer, the latter Kuicd. 24 ; 6 d — 'Ioj y c— 27

J' •

between an Officer and a Law Student at

Leipsic, 16 m Ti u
"— l^our, one after the other of M. Ronlez in
the liois de Uoulo:;iie lU m o r — 21 m \i c

— Reported to i*e a Hoax, 23 m o c
Duffer in and Ava ^Marquis ot) Installation of

Lord Warden of the v mque Ports, 2'6 ; 10 6 —

2oJtif
Dulwich College, Award of Scholarships, 2\ j7 d
Dumblane i'aihedral, lUstoratiun of, 1 ) 1 €
Dundee >ealin{^ Vessels, G tu i> d
Durham Univei&ity — t lass Lists, 25 a Vi d

— Dei^rees c Hilcrrtd. 2 /w (> c
Dutch New Uuiiiea. ib a G /

Dwellings of the Poor, Monthly Meetings, 5 m 8

a^\i ) y /
Dyke ^Sir W. Hart; at Bath. 28 a 10 /

on ^ciunce Grants, 7 iw 7 e

Dynamite v ailritiges tound at Hackney, 1 ; 7 J

Outrages. Annual ixeport, b a '6 e

— - Discovery ot at v\ ooiwich,2 m y c — 3 m 5
/ — 6 m 5 U

— ^ Serious Exptosion^s. 2 m 5 d

Dy sart (Larl of) Secedes as a Gladstonian

Liberal, litem yy

E.
•• E. C. " Powder Company ^Limited), 19 i» 11 6

— ll^bs

EABTHQU KES :—

in (.'ornwall, 18 m 10 r

Jit Portland Oregon, I9a 3/

in San Franci5<ci», 22 « 3 /

Shocks in the Straits Settlements, 19 w 5 a

BAST AFRICA:-

Affairs of, 25 m 5 6— 3 J a 7 rf— 11> 9 i— 13

J 6 /' — 14 /5 a
•^ — Fighting in, 11 m 5 e
French in, 6a5r — 7a 56

Germans in, 2 a 7 d—1 a 5 h — 13 a 5 c— 21

a 5 /— 22 a 3 r~3 m 5 ^--5 m 5 6—21 m 9 c-»
25 m 5 r— 7 ; 3 «--15 ; 6 c -1 7 > 5 6— 20 j 5 « —
24? r)rf-25 7 9r— 27.; 7 d

Defeat of in, 21 ^' 5 d

India Ai>sociation, 30 m9 /

Meeting G a 3 «

London Church Fund, Annual Meeting, 3

ni 7 d
Hospital for Children 13/6 c

and North of Scotland Liberal Unionist

Association. \) } \\ t

Eastbouine, Processions at. 29 a 9 ^

Iraprov* ment Act, 30 a 13 e — 21 m 16 c

and the Salvation Army, G m bj — 2 ^' 11 c

Easter Day Services, 18a b d

- Holidays, Railway Arrangements, 12 o 13/

Tramp of 40 l^ast London Boys in Kent

and Su-sex. 21 a (> a

Monday Refreshments, 21 a 14 «

Tuesday in the ( ity, 20 aid

Eastern Mortgage and Agency Company (Limi-
ted), la I2«— 18 ;86

Question, II a 5 s

Ea8tman'H( Limited), 22 / 12 c

Ebbw Vale Steel, Iron and Coal Company, 20

/ 10/
Ecclesiastical Appointments, see Clerical

Fees. 21 m 7 «

Eclipse of the Moon 11 m 13 c~14 m 19 a
Kconomic Life As«suranci Society, 2 a G e
Economical Value of iourisls to Italy, 18 a 9o
Ecuador, Affair:* of, 9 a 1 <— 20; 5 /
Edible Chestnut, 21 a G />— 2G a Go
Edinburgh International Exhibition of 1890, 7

a 9 <»
University, Degrees confered, 15 a 5 c

Rrpojt on the New Ordinances, 20 a 4 «

EDUCATION :—

Compulsory School Attendance, 23 a 12 e

Day Indutittial schools, 23 <i 14 c

Duirth of Teachers in Elementary Schools,

25a 7/

Hi^'her Relijjions, 28 ; 3 d

Secondary Education Scotland Cammittee,

15 / 10 / -IGy 12 a

London School Board Budget, 27 /» 3 of— 3

/ 12 a

charges against Mr. Hebly, 21 m 19 a

ClerkenwiU House of Detention, 2 a 15 a

Competitions connected with, Gj 13 6
Corporal Punishment, 3; 12 6
Day Industrial schools, 7 uiG /
Finance, 19 )/i 8 d
Higher Grade Schools, 7 m 6/
Meetings, 2 a 15 «— 7 m G /-'27 mSd
Natural History CoUectious, 25 j \9 d

48

SdtL

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PAIJIER^S IKD&X TO '^ THE TtHBS " NEW8PAP&R.

[.April I to

rt^a

£ducation (continued),

— Loudon School Board, Police Court Sam-

monses, & a '6 c
w lintingof Schools, 25 / 19 a

■ Keligious Teaching, 25; 19^
« bchool BuiMingi, 21m 19 ci

■ I Atlendance and the Grant, 27 m 8 e

^ Scripture leaching, a ;' 12 a

■ ■ Shaftesbury Hoys, 25 ; 19 rf

... Sunday Ciosing Bill, 2 a 15^

■ BupernnnuHtion Sclu-rae, 7 /« 6/
1 Teachers Tensions, 2 'j 15 c — b n 3 e

.— — Ti'mpernnce Teaching, 8a3«~7 mS f
1 Whitelauds Keadiug Book for Girls, 21 m

Ida

m

Edwards (David) Landlords and Tenants

Wales, 6j a 6
BGYPT:-
«.^ Affairs of , 6 a 5 a— II a 5 c— 18 ab 6— 19 a

8/ -21 a 5 c— 27 « 6 c-3 m 6 rf— 6 m 5 rf— 16

IN 5 e— 18 m 5 a— 20 m 5 a --21 m 9 6—28 m 5

a— 24 m 5 u — So m 5 e
*— Advertising on the Sides of the Suez Canal,

24; 5c
»— Archceological Discovery in. S jdd
« — British and Natives in, 15 a 5 /
«— Dinner to General Grenfell on his Leaving

for £nglund, 8 a 5 c
%— Drainage of ('airo, 12 a 5 ft
«— England and the Porte, 26 a 4 /
«— Piuance, 2 ; 5 /

— Jewish Colony of Port Said. 13 w 5y
i»— Judicial lieforms in, 7 f 6 h

m Dr. Milton's Action against the Bosphore,
for Libel, 17 m oe

— Movements uf Emin Pasha, 6 a 5 d
»— ~ Native Tiibunals, 23 m 5 a

»— Progress of , 2 a 7 h

^— Public Debt, 2 ( 13a — 4 a 5«

■■■■ Kaid by 100 Dervishes on Serra, 20 oi 5 a

lied uc I ion of Dues, 4 u 5 ^

«— and the Soudan, 4 / U a
Taxation in, I a 5 d

— and Turkt-y 2 a 7 6—6 a 5 a— 7 a 5 a
Egpytian Agriculture by Professor Wallace

at the Society of Arts, 26 a bf
Eight Hours Day. Notes on, 8 w 10 / 7 m I'V /

Deputation to Lord Salisbury and Mr.

Ballour on, 12 >w 1 J

Eighty Llub. 23 m 8 a

Election. Approaching General, 21 ml a

Gem ral, C ontplete List ot Candidates

Seeking Election in the New, Wait

— ^yuopsis ot the i'robable Jiesult. 29 /8a
Mr.* Balfour on Saturday Polling, 22 j 6 o

French Prets ou, 23 j 6 c -28 3 o <i— 27

jTd

the German Press on, 20y5<f— 2d/5r
— fiO j 5 t

the btraits Times on, 22 7 5 d

— List of Parliamentary Candidates Arranged
under their Counties, 23 y 6 u

— Practice, Note on. 7 / 9 d

— Prayer by the Archbishop to be used at, 23
j 10 c

— Saturday Polling, 22 j 6 a & «

— Assaolts on Ladies, 80 > (» «

44

Election —Biographies of Candidates, 21 j 8 a

Peers at, 30 ; 6 <i

ELECTIONS :-

Aberdeen. City. 7 / 8 «

Mnith, 15 7 7 / — 18 / 9 c

Aberdeenshire, East Division, 23 a 8 d— 85

alb

Angle«ea. 1 a 10 «— 7 ) 8 c— 13>6 6— U

j 10 r

Antrim North, 22; 6 d

Asht^^ord, 27 rt 6 ««

Armagh, South. 18 ; 9 c

- Attercliffe. 23 m G /

Barnard, Castl , 20 ; G /

Barnsley, 17/5 r— 25 > 10 <;— 27 ; 8 d

Battcrsea. 16; 5 /

Bedfordshire, North, 6a6a— I8a7 i— 29

; 8e

- Berinondsey, 17/5/— 2l;10r

Bethnal Green. Noith East, 28 a 10(^—6

j lOr— 11 j II /— 27 ; ^c

South West, 67 lOtf

Bewdley, 30 ; 6 c

Bervrickon-T^veed. Division, 2 m 9 c— Si

>7f

Birkenhead. 5 « 9 /"— 17 ot 5 t/— 18 »« 6 </

Birmingham. West Division, 16 mOc -19

m 6 / — 25 m 8 /— 2 j 6 / — 15 / If

Blackburn, 22 ; 6 c

Blackpool, 29 ; 8 /

Bolton Borough. 10 ; 9y— 16j5/*-28i II *

Bradford. 14 y 10 c

East, 16/6/

Hriyhton. 27 « 6rt

Biistul, U; 10 f -24/ 7 c

Bucks. Mid, Ma 6 £?

Buckrose. Division, lij lOc— 22 /6«f

— — Buteshire. 8 ; 9 /

- - Burnlev, 29 / 8 /

Bury, \ a 10 ft -3 ; 7 rf-aO.; 6 c

St. Edmunds, 26 m 10 /

(Cambridge. 30 / 6 />

University, 23 ; 7 c— 28 / II a-SO / 6 t

Carditf Districts, 28 ; 11 c

Carlisle. 23; 7 c

-, — Carmarthen, Borou;;hs, 15 a 7«

Carnarvon, 22^* 6 a

District. 23 / 7 c

- (Carnarvonshire, Eifion Division. 20 m 10 a

Chelmsford Division, 23 a 8 4—26 a 6 e— 2

iffi 9 c

Chelsea, 23 / 7 6-30 jQa

Cheltenham, 14 a 4 r

Chertsey, Expenses of the reoeiU Election

9 a 12/
Chester, 10 > 9 /— 25 j 10 e

Clapham, 80 / 6 6

Clare, 7 1 8 e-23^* 7 c— 27 ; 6 tf

West, 28 J 1 1 e

- Clitheroe, 20 a 1 /— 23 m C /—SO / 6 4
Cockermouth, 80 / 6 b

Cork, 6; 10 c— lOj 9 /— 15 > 7 /— 18j 9#

—28 / 1 1 c— 30 /6c

Cornwall, South East, 6 m 6 /— 19 mo/

Croydon, 28 ; 1 1 a

Darlington, 29 ; 8

Dartford, 25 / 10 c— 80 j 6

June 30, 1892.]

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»•.

PALMBRS INDEX TO "THE TIMES 'NEWSPAPER.

El«

Blections (mntinued).

Denbigh Boroughs. 27 o 6 a— 2 m 9 fi— 16

, Deptford, Sj 9/-17 j « ^-20; 6 /-.27

.. Derby. 17 ; 5 /

Derbyshire, West, 10 J 9/-U;10c— 17

; 6 /- 307 6 '*

*,^ Fait. 30 f 6 r

, North East, 17j 5/

•— Devizes 25 j 10 r

, Devonshire. Totnes Division, 1 a 10 •

— Devonport, 27 / 8 c-30 ; 6 e

. Donegal, 14.7 iOr-25; 10 r

, Dover, 15 o 7 «— 29 / 8 «•— 80 7 6 h

, J)ublin, 21 j !9 <r-22 i 6 rf-27 j 8 d

County. North. 27 ; 8 '/

St. Stephen's Green Division, I7 9 /—H

ilOf

I.— Dulwich, 2(5 w 10 A-2 j 6 /
• — Dundee. 28 j W b
- — Durham. 22 * 6 i

^— Falinp, 20 ; 6 /-22 j 6 c-24 / 7 c-28 j 11
fc-29;8f

East-Grirstead. 17 7 5 /— 27j 8 d

• — Eddisbury. 2\ j \0 e
.,— Edinburgh. ;Jj 7 <i
.^ Elgin Burghs. 8; 9/'-ll / 11/
— - Fpping, 27 m 9 «— 30 / 6 h
•— Essex, Chelmsford Division, ^ a 12y— 9 a
12/-7fl6rt

Essex, Mid Division, 12 a 8 d

.1 — Fife. En St, 30 ; 6 c
.— . Finsbury, Otntral, 10 » 9 /
^ East. 21 ; 10 c
Flintshire. 1.; 9/-17; 5,/
Forest of Dean. 24 w 9 e-27 m 9 •
Galwny,21 f \0 d
Glamorganshire, East, 20 j 6 /
Mid Division. I87 9 c
South, 27 ; 8 fl
Gower, 28/ 11 h

— Glasgow, 29/8 «

— Gloucester, 4.; 11 « , ^. . , ^ ^ ,.

— Gloucestershire, Stroud Division, 5a9J

— Gorton. 3 ; 7 d

— Greenock, 23 #1 8 <J

— Grimi-by, 29 / 8 / . «. ^

— Hackney. Central 26 a 7 A -27 a 6 a-6
/ lu r-ir, ; 7./-24 1 7 A-29 j 8 fl

i North. 25 a 7 6—27 a 6 a— 30 a 7y— 2fii

9 «— 3 m 10 o—i m 5 «— 5 i« 6/— 6 m 1 1 rf— 7
« 9 /-.9 m 10/^- 10 m 10 r— 11 m 7cJ— 12«e
6- 16 / 5 /-> 17 ; 5 ./-29 / 8 d-BO j 6 b

South. 6 j 10 C-25J lOc-27 ; 8c-29

j Sd

^ Haggerston. 22 j 6 c

— HilUfax, SOf 6 6

— Ilomraersmith 9 /6 rf-11 J 11^—16; 5/

— Hampshire. 20 / 6 /
- West. 19 aCe— 22 jed
Harwich, 2Sj\\b
Harrow, 21 m 9 /
Hastings, 20 w 10 fl

Herefoidshire Southern Division, 28 i* 8 rf
Hertfordshire Eastern DiTision, 17;6y
Holboro, 10/9/

Electiona (eontinued),

Holdorness, 8/9/

Honiton. 14/10^—16/6/

Horncastle. 24 ; 7 c— 27 ; 8 c— 80 / 6 6

Horsham. 10 7 9 /

- Howden«hire, 2 / 6 /

- Huddersflpld. 6 w 11 rf

Hull. Central. 16 o 6 /-23 a 8 rf-14 m 13*

■ Western Division, 16? 5/

Hunts North, 20 / 6 f

Hvthe 28 Ml 6—30 / 6 b

Isle of Thanet. 28/ II c— 30j 66

Islington. North, 10/9/

South Division, 16j6/— 27>8 <?— 80>

ej

West. 15/7/-

— .Tarrow. 24 / 7 c— 27 / 8 r

— Keighley, 23 w 6 /- 6; 10 c-11 / 11 /-SO
je h

— Kennington, 29 / 8 «

— Ken8ingt«m. South. 20 7 6/"

— Kent, Ashford Division, 1 a 10*
St. Augustinee. 27 / 8 c -28 i W b

Norlh-East, 25 « 7 6

— Kerry, 23 a 8 rf— 21 j 10 d-24 /7c-29>

j8/

— Kildare. 14/lOc

— Kilkenny, 18 7 9r— 80 j6 t

— King's County. 14/ 10 c

— Kirk'lale. Division. 9 w 10 /"

— Knutpford. 2(» m 10 a

— Lanark -hirf. Mid. 15 n 7 «-21 / 10 »

— Lancashire. North East, 20 ; 6 /
Lansdale Division, 12 a 8 d— 27 / 8 «

Orm^kirk. 30 / 6 6 6

Widnes Division, 81 m 11 tf— 4 9 lis

Lambeth, 21 i lOr— 25 / 10 b

- North. 29 /S</ -30/6 6
Launcfston Division. 20 a IJ
Leeds. 4/ H I'-SO ; 6 c

- North Division, 4 a 11 s— 7 a 6 o— 13 a

10/*

— Leicester. Mid., 9 a 1 2 /- 22 / 6 rf

— Le'cesterhhirt?. Loughboroughy DivisioUf?
i« 6n-8 6 6 f-30./« h

— Lf^ith Burgha, v2 / 6 d
—- Lritriov 28 / n c

North, 27 a 6 a— 24/7 «

— Lewisham, 22 / 6 r

— Limerick. 22; 6 d-25i 10 rf— 28j 11 e

— Limerick County, 16 1 6/

— Lincolnshire. 23 ; 7 c

— Liverpool, Exchange DiTision, 5 a 9/— 14
j 10 t -22 j 6 f-2a/ 7 «-24^* 7 c— 26 ; 10 e^
29 J 8 /

E. Toxteth, 24J7
Scotland Division, 1 f 9 /
West Derby. 30 / 6 6

I

- City of London, 17/5 /— 18/ I6«— 29/ 8 <^

- University, 24 / 7 c— 25 j 10 f-80 ; 6 &
Longford, 2'6j 7 c-25 ; 10 c— 27 j 8 4—28

11 c

- Louth, 28 J 7 r~26 ; lOc

- Lowestoft, 22 / 6 c/— 30 ; 6 6

- Ludlow, 1 4 w 1 3 «

- Macclesfield, Division, 2 m9

- Manchester, East, 27; 8 c— 28 j II h

4&

El6

palmer's index to '* TriK TrME8 " NKWBPAPEH. [ ApHl 1 tO

ClectaonB (continued),
Marylfbone. East, 28 ? 11 h

Mayo. 2S 7 11 c- £0 ; 6 r

Mf Iton Division, 22 / 6 rf

Merthyr, U ; 1 W-17 j 6 /-20 ; 6 r-25

Monmouth. West. 26 m 10 r

MQnnu)Utli»»lnrG. North Division. 3 im 10 c

Morley. 26 a (i e

Morpeth, 24 ? 7 r

Middlesbrough, 4 7 H «— 15 j 7 /"— 24 ; 7 e

—29 • 8 ^
Newcastle-on-Tyne. 13 a 10 e—U j 5 /— 22

j 6 f-27,? ft rf-28.7 1 1 f-29.; 8 /

, Newcagflc-under-Lyine, 7 a 6 rt— 24 / 7 c

Northampton, 2al2/-7<i«ri— 18«7ri

-23o8rf-6w6/-2l OT29/-2<Jm 10 /-8
79/-9;6d-18;i6(»-17j 5/-18j 9t— 22

; 6 (i

- Northamptonj-hire, East, 29 ; 8 «

, Mid Division, 16 j 5 /— 20 i 6 /- 23 ; 7 r

—28 ) W h

North. 22 ; 6 </
Norwich, 22 7 6 f
Norwood, 16 i 5./— 27 .; 8 c
Nottingham. East. 8 a 5 €—29 ; 8 e
West. 1 « 10 c— 30 Ml 6 r— 6 / 10 r

Ormskirk, 29 ; 8 /

, Osgoldcross Division, 22 j 6 «/-27 ; 8 d~28

;11 /,— 2978/

Oswestry, 23 ; 7 6

. Paddington, 23j 7 6-27 / 8<^— 28 ; II (»—

29j8«
• — Peckham, 27 ; 8 rf

Pembroke. 1 1 .7 1 1 /

. Penrith. i5?l0«

. Perih>hire, W.. 5 i»i 6 /

Polling Fixtures, 24 ) 7 d-^2oj 10 c-27.; 8

rf^28 ; 1 i f-29 ; 8 /~30 ; 6 d

Pontcfrfict, 27; 8e

. Poplar, Hill/

Portsmouth. 23 7 7 e-29 ; 8/-80J 6 6

, Preston. 24/ 7 c

. Prestwick. 8 / 7 rf

^ Kelgate, Division, 12 w 6 ft -21 m 9/— 26

jlOf
_ Hichmond. Yorkshire, 20 ; 6/

. Ross and Cromarty, 14; 10 c

. Rotherhara. 28 i \\ b

Rotherhithe. 22 ; 6 r— 24 7 7 e

- Rugby, Division, 12 m 6 b

- Rushcliffo. Division, 14 ilOc
, Rutland, l^^ /9 c

. Salford. South. 9 a 12 /

Salisbury. 28 ; 1 1 a

SheflSeld, Central Division, 4 f \\ e

mmrm. fc^hiplcy, Division, 9 m 10 /— 18 a 10 f — 7J 8

«— 1) ; 11 f—irni /

Shoreditch, 30 7 66

— — Shrewsbury, 23 » 7 c

- Skipton, 28 ; 11 6

Sleaford, 27 7 8 0-29^* 8 «

Sligo.31iii 11 e

- Somerset, Eastern Division, \0j 9 /
. — Southampton, 20 7 6 /

- — South Molton, 16 ; 6 /
• — Sottthporl, 2d J 8/
46

Elections (rontinn-"f\

South ShioH*. M^a 7 f -G j 10 f— 16/5/

South walk Wosr, 1 1 a 6 e

Sp.'.lline i'9;M /

StnfTord, '>.=> n 7 '.—4 »i 5 e —5 w 6 /

StnflFordshire West 25 j 10 r— 30 / 6 c

St. AlhHns :'0 / /»

Stcprey. I'* /6 r

St. GeoreM'sin the East. 21 ; lOr

- St. George's Hanover Square, 20/6 /— 30

/6'>

St. Tlelcn^. \>9 / 8 «

- StirliPir Mnrgh<». 12 a 8 rf
St. Pancras Ivist. 30 7 6 h

Norih Division. U? ' 7 J

Strand. ; 10 r— 30 ; 5 b

Suffolk North. 30 a 7 /

SuTiderlind, 16 ; 5 /

Swansea Town, 15 / 7./— 21^ 10 e— 2S> 7e

— 25 7 10 f

District, 15^ 7/

Taunton, 27 1 S ft ■ :\0 j 6 r

Tliirsk and Mnlton DivUion. 13 m 7/

Tipperary. Enst. 22 7 M ,/

- ^•orthern Division, 23 »n 6 /

- Mid..M /• 10rr-29j8/

rottcnlumi. 20 ;6 /

— To'.ver Hamlets. Limehouse Division, 2 o 18
/_1S /I 7f/

Poplar, 28 M 1 a

— — Tyrone 17 .» •*> /

Kastern Division, 20 a 7 /— 27 / 8 rf- 22

;8 r

South D vision. 2 ? 6 /

ITxbri'lge Division. 22 /' 6 c

Widthanisfow 27 / S r

Walton. Division, 10 mj 10 «— 18 iw 6rf— 26

w 10 /
Wansbeck 14 ; 10 c

Warwick and Leamiupton 25 / lOc

Warwickshire, Soulh-Eastern Division, 16

m 6 r

West Ham. South 25 7 10 d

We>«tmeith. M) t r

Westminster. 8 ; 9 /

VVhif.h:nen 25 / 10 r— 28 7 11 6

Wick Division. 29 a 10 «

Burghs, 2-^ / 1 1 c

- Wicklow. 17/5/

Wijjan. 21 7 10 r

Wimbledon 16 /5 /

- Winchester. 28 m 12 a
Windsor, -i') j 8 /

Wisbech, oO > Gh

Worcestershire, Eastern Division. 7a 6k

Northern Division. 14 o 4 c

Citv 18 .1 7iZ

- Wolverhampton 29 'i 10 «-l67 6 /— 26; 10
f— 27 i 8 c- 2s / IW,

- Yarmouth. 21 / 10 «

- Yorkshire, East Riding. 21 a 10 d
Barkstone Ash Division. 16 ; 5 /

Barn>»ley Division, I a 10 «— 9 o 12/

Elbind Division. 1 1 ; 1 ! /

HnllamsUire Division, \oj 7 f^22J 6 d

West Riding, 1 6 fii 6 r

~ OsgoldcroM, 25 III 8 /

June 80, 1892.] palmer's indbx to '* thb nancs,'* nbwspapisr.

Fern

jB'oetions (roritinued).

- — Yorkshire, Fud«ey Division, 14 a 4 o—B m

Spen Vulley, 27 n 6 a— 2> 6 /— 16 j 7 /

Kiectoral Corruption. 9 ? 7 c

Prospects in Wales, 8/11 a

Electioneering Tactics, 29 ; 9 /"—SO ; 6 rf

;e:l20Trio Liaar companies : -

riieisea Electricity Supply Company (Limi-
ted) II m 12 c — 16 m 12 b

»—— Construction Corporation (Limited), 11a
11 f

»•— and General Investment Company (Limi-
ted), 6 ; 1 1 /— 8; 12r— II iSe

'— House- to- Houso Electric Light Supply
Company ^Limited). 6 «i 1 1 •

»— Metropolitan Electric Supply Company
(Limited;. 29a II 4— 7 m lo r

«— ' Nottinghill, Electric Lighting Company
(Limited), 2n Gd-H) 12 h

• Railway Schemes, Select Committee on, 1 1

Swan Electric Light Company (Limited )b

II m I2r

EKctric Lighting for Islington, \7j 11 a

Practice, 8 ; 12 </

Electrical (*oast C^onimunication, 26 a 12 6
Electricity Supply Association, 25 m 12 6
Elementary Schools, Famine of Teachers for,

Notes on. 12 a !()<>- 14 a 4 f — loa Kf
Elliot (Adin. George) on the Navy of the Lords

of Comm>D. 9 I 13 /
Elmore's French Patent Copper Depositing

('ompany (Limited). 16 a 9 / —28 a 13 r/^23 m

4s-35 ftt 116

— German and A us tro- Hungarian Metal Com-
pany (Limited). 2/11 / — 1 1 j 8 «.

Emigrants for Canada, 16m 8 iof

— Information to, 2 /i i6 /

Return of from Brazil, 12 m ij

Eiaa&ATION:—

^— . in April. 9 m 17 c

— in May. 6; 14 c

New Kield'for in the United States, 7 i 8d

Scotch Oofter to BritiHh C^olumbia. 1 a 16 6

Self Help Society, 16 a 9«

Emin Pasha, 29 u 5 c— 1 1 m 6 a^30 m 6 0—9^' 5
«— 18; 96

— Reported Death of. 7 m 9 «
Emmanuel Hospital, Westminster, 6/10 e~^S)i

y_9 ; 6 d— 9; 10 c— 10 / 3 d
Employers' Liability Assurance Corporation

(Limited). 29 a 1 1 ^
Encounter with a Panther by Mr, Prideaux, near

Yestmal, I4m 8 </
Engine- mt-n Deputation to Government on the

Competency of, 22 ; 6 a
Engineering Exchange Dinner on the Opening

of , 2 » 5 /

Meeting. 7q 13 «— 13 a 6 /

Engineers -Redaction of Wages of Workmen on

the Tyne and Wear, 28^ 4 r
Engledue (Col, W. J.) un Coaling Stations on

the Northern Paciflc, 6 ; 14 r
-^ on Scotch Crofter Emigration to British

Columbia. I o 16 6
SogUtU CrUicUm oa AuttralUn Finance, 27) 16 s

English Funds, see each day's paper
— — i'huruh Union and Divorce Meeting, 27 a 6
c— 16; 9 /

Girls in French Theatres, 16 a 12 A

Government Securities, State of Shares in

see tvtvy day* a paper
-^— Eliindantl Kestoration L(*aarae. 2 / 12 c

Nonconformist C^ouncil and the Irish Non-

conforuuHts, 27 ; II t

and the Irish Protestants, 13 ; 6 c

^^ and Australian Copper Company (Limited),
9 m 1 1 ^

and German Railway Travelling. 6 ; 10/

Equatorial Africa, Refugees from. Hij 6 d
Equitable Life Assurance Society. 6 m 12 6
Erie (T. W.) on the Business of the Courts, 8 a

14/
Escaped American Criminal, 30 m 6 e
Esdaile (W. CU^nent) on a Rare Bird. 14 a 4 /
Eton C^olle^e, Easter Vacation. 5 m 6 d
Examination for the Newcastle Scholar-
ship, ^ii 1 2 r
— — - Closed for the Vacation, 9 a 1 1 J
Fourth of June at, 3)5 /— 6 ; S «

17

Mission, Hackney VVick. 17 / 3 e

Evans ( Lord .viayor) on Hospital Sunday,

Evans Jackson ( W.) on the Revolution in Vene-
zuela, II ; 7 '«
Evered and c'ompany (Limited), 2 a 6 /
Exchange, Course of, aee every day*s paper
EXECUTIONS : —

- of James C^ampbell, at TuUamore, 5 a 10 <>
of Decmi'ig. Notices abojt. 1/ m 9 « — 18 m

9 / 2.^ m n //— 2ii w ;> e
of Jo!<eph Joyce Respited, 1 1 « 6 ^

of Henry Pickering, for Wife Murder, 15

jll c

of Archibald Robertson. Respited by the

Express command of i lie Queen 28 m 13 c
Experiences of an African Traveller, 8/5/
Exploratitm i'ompany, 27 in ii b

of the River Juba, 3 m 5 d

Explosives, Blue Book on, 16 /n II /

Eyre and Spot tis woo Je, on the New Infantry
l>riU, 7 (i 8 6 '

F.
Factory Question in Yorkshire, 24 m 6 «

and Workship Act, 28 j 4 c

Falkland Islands Company, 21 J 10 a

- Annual Ilt-pit. lu ' 3 rf

Farm Lnbourcis in the West, 10 m 12 r
Farqnhar^on (Uob.) on Scienoe Teachers at

South Kensington, Mia \A a
Farrer ( r. H.^on the London VVater Companies

II a Hid
Farringiion Ward without, Election of an Aller*

man, 8 / 1 1 e
Fasihionnblo Intclliifenc', aee each ^ay^g paper

u/ter Court Circular
Fatal Stabbing of a If outh. in Manchester, 9 fn H a
Faunthorpo (J. 1\) on the Deanh of Teachers

for Kl^nientary SotiooU 2'wi 7 /
Federated Institution of .Viiuing Engineers, 4

/ ^ /
Felsted School, Klections. 28; . 1 d
Female Education, 16 a 12 6

tt 47

Tear

FALBISRlS nn)EX TO ** TBTB TIHES *^ NEW8PAPBR.

{ApriT I to

Ferguson r J.) on A rabi, the Egyptian, aad hit |

Fellow Kxil«8in Ceylon. 6 ; 13 c
"FerfUKsou (sir Jas.) and the Poflt Office Em-

pluyj H, Mertinjr at Gl«S}»ow. 2:< a 7 f
Terra ra tJniveraity, Centenary Festival of, 19

a 3/
JTertilizers and Feeding Stuffs Bill. \Sa9d
Fever and Small Pox in London. 13 j 11 /*•— 27

; 13 a
ITield-Latie Refuges and Ragged Scboolv,. Special

Meeting. 24 ; lie
JTield of Waterloo, an English Guide Appointed

to, 29 a 4 z'
Tielder (Frederick) on the Aged Poor in Lan^th

Workh.iiise, 15 « 9 </
FINE ABTS :—

— > Anisiteur Art Exhibition, 16 in 9«
•.-» Art Exhibitions, 5 a 3 c—il a 6 6—4 m 4 /

— 13? 11 e— 20; 12 d
— Sales. 12 a 14 6—25 a 4 /— 7 m 9 «— 26 wi

12 a— 2 ; 4 /-4 ; I'i a— 1 » ; 6 «— 17 ; 14^—21

il3A

Union of London, Annual Meeting, 27

m6a
-^ Barbedianne Collection to be sold, 31 m 5 c

-4 ; 9 f
— — Battersea Fine Art Exhibition, 16 »i 9 <f

— Champ « e Mars Salm, 6 m 5 r— 14 w 17 o

— CoxX David " Val of Clevyd " Note on
the Sale of. at Chrintie's, 27 a 8 e

— - Earlly NVtherlandish Pictures on View at
the Burlinzton Fine Arts Club, 7 ; 5 a

•^~ Exhibition of Works in Wood at Carpen-
ters 11 all, 7 m il /

— • Free Fine Art Gallery in South London, 21
»i9'

•^ - Guildhall Loan Exhibition of Pictures, 3/5
/— 13/3/

•^- Illustrated Catalogue of Lord Dudley's
Gallery to be sold at Christie's, 14 j 9 /— 23 / 4
/— 27 j8«

• — late Lady Wnterford's Drawings. 26 m 8 «

• — Mflgniac Collection on View at Christie's,
«o j s '

— Murrietta Pictures, first PortiononView at
Christie's, 28 « 9 / - 2 «i 10 /

«— National Gallery of British Art^Noteon, 24

; 14 h
. New English Art Club. 11 f. Ob

Gallery. Private View, 23a 12 a— 6 w3c

— Mr. McLean's Gallery iu the Hay market,
16 »• 6/

-^ Nu«1e in Art. Notes on. 16 m 6 /

ParisSalon, 30a7 6-6in3a— 7«9rf— 31

w 5

Mutilation of a Picture in, 13 m 5 e — 16

M 6 r

— Price Sale List of the Collection of M.
Murriette's (Collection, 2 m 10y~3 m 11 6— 16
m 10. — « 7/11 9/

of Lord Cheylesraore*B Pictures at Chris-

tie'i», 9 /« 7 e

of Count Daupias'a Collection of Pictures,

17 w .'t /»>-lr< ft! 5 t.

ot the Pictures of Alex. Dumas sold at

the Hotel Dromt 13 w 5 /—1 4 .da

of theliordEgremont's Pictorei^ 28 ai 4 /

Fine Arts (rontinued)

Price Sul« List of the lipite Mr. Fisher'*

Collection sold at Sotheby's. 31 w 13 e
of the Marquis de Fo7.*« (^oHectfon. 18/ 6 «

of Mr. Lawrence of Hall and Park's Col-
lection. 7 m 9 c

- of the Liylrind Collection, 30 m 7 «

of Mr. Watt's Sporting Ihcturea, at

Christie's. 12 w 4 «

Rembrandt fine Picture •' a Young Woman

losing up in Bed " purchased for the Nalionak
Gallery of Scotland, 11 <» 9 /

- Royal AcHdemy Exhibition, 30 a 14 a— 2 m
10 a— 1 3 m 3 a -J I w 6 «— 28 r« 1 7 a

Water-Coloor Society Exhibition, 26 rt 13c

- Sale of Important Dutch Pictures at Amr
sterdam. I a\2 d

of the Cottier Collection of Modern Pic*

turcs in Paris. 21 w II /

of Lonl Ejrremoiit's Pictures on View al

ClKi-tie's. 17 m 9«

of the Prit'o Collection, 4 a 7 c/— 6 a 12 •

— Society of Portrait Painters, Second Ex-
hibition, 25 j H e

of Scottish Artists Exhibition, 8 ;' 3 €

4d

— — Whiteclmpel Picture Exhibition Opening:

of, by I he Al»p. of Canterbury, 6 a 4 /
Finsbury Dispensary Biennial Festival 30 a 7 /
FIKBS: —

at Albert Road, North Woolwich, 5 a 10 /

- at Appold Street, Fwisbury. i a 6 h

at the Barrow Flax and Jute Works, ^

j7e
at Belfast, in North Street, 30 tl I 6

at Beeston, at WiUinsou's Anglo-Scotiaik

Mills. 2 m 9 e

at Birkenhead, the Royal Theatre Des*

troyed by, 23 7 13 /
in Birmingham, at New John Street, 10 i»

$a
at Bishop Auckland, at Hudson's SaworiUt,.

18 a \0d
— •— in Bishop's Wood, Highgate. 9 a 1 1 s
in Bradford, at Messrs. ^h«lukleto« and Son*

Paper Mills. Ufi7e— 16«6/

on Bramshott (Common, 4 a 6 ^

at Brookes Cottages, Child's Hill. HeftdoiH

1 a 10/
at Bristol, at the Albion and PfaoBnis

Wharves. Hi u II /

— i!i Clare Street Liverpool. 4 a 6 6

— in ("Cleveland Street, Fitzroy Square with
Los'sof Lite. IG/i 6/

at Coatbridj^e, the Bellshill Chemical

Works and Soap Factory entirely Destroyed^

23 CI 9 f
in Coventry Street, Haymarket, at Sinclair

Bro«., 10 m 8 v
in Crutcliedfriars, at Cooper'a Row, 27 »

10 «- 9; 7«
at Deptford, in James Street, at the FLorat

Wax Vesta Company, 20 m 10 6
ut the Dover Railway Station Of the Soatb

Eastern. G m 5 /— 7 mi lid
near Dunbar, the BeUonford Paper Millst.

totally Destroyed, 4 u (> fr
^— — in Dundee* at Camperdowa Diock^ fkj Iftc

June so, 1892.]

PAIiVEr's niDEX TO ** THE TIMES "^ NEWSPAPEB.

Twt

Tires (continued),
— -> at Dundee, Dudhope Works Destroyed, 31

m 5

in Dundee Street. Liverpool, 4 a 6 6

— ^ in Eastchefip, At Tarrants Cigar Importers,

2/7e

- — at Messrs. Eyre nnd Spottiswooile's. 2*2 a 7 d

- in Fairbrid^e Koad, HoUowaj', 5 n 10 /
^^— > atFontainbleaa, the Old Cliurch of Avon

Destroyed. 11 a 3d
— — at Fort Madison, in Iowa 7 a 5 r
at Forest Hill, at Taylor's Photographers,

Stanstead Road, ;^0 a 1 1 /
at Fulham. in Stephendale Ho»d, with Loss

of Life, \Hm9e
^— in Gillies Road, Kenti-^h Town, 24 m 5 s
in Glenpall Road Oil Kent Koad, Ifi a6/

at the Grand Theatre of Varieties, at

Stockton- on-Tees, 12 o \0e

«-— in Great Howard Street, with Loss of Life,
AaHh

at Great Safifron Hill, Large and Destruc-
tive, II a6f — 12a 10 «

at Greymouth. New Zealand, 4 « 6 ^

-i — at Grinis by. Fish Docks, '6 m 7 €

at Hamburg;! 14 n 6 A

in Hollowa\-, at Hargrave Park, at Bur-

TOws*s Dancing Acadency, ' I * 9 e — 1 1 j 5 /

- at Horseferry Branch Rond, Whitechapel,

4a« /

— — at Handl^, Dorset, the Entire VillagB Des-
troyed. 21 m 13 d

*— - in KenningtoB Rand, 1 9 m 5 e

^— at Leonft Id^n, near Linz, in Austria, £n-
troyed by, \2 a 6 e

- at Little Gonerby. Grantham, 16^6/
m Little New iStreet Hill, and Printers

Street. Fetter Lane, at Vlessrs Eyre and
Spottiswoode oa 10/— 6a6<2

- in Liverpool, at Birkettand Dover's Ware-
ihouse, 1 4 .; 8 h

■■ at tbe Huskisson Dock, 14 / 8 b

the Olyropia Theatre and Circus at

:Edgehill Destroyed. 30 wi 7 c

«— (he London General Omnibus Company, at

Irongate VVhnrf. Paddington. 26 a \0 d
«— in Longwood Gate, liuddersfield, at Hoyle

:and Sods Woollen Mills, 5 a 10 /
in Love Lnne, and Atlas Street Liverpool,

at a Cotton Warehouse. 10 a 6 /—1 8 a 10 d
Magheraleave House, Lisburn, Destroyed

;by, 14o 7fl
— at Mandalay, \ a 5d
Extensive. J a 5 r

— in Mutton Alley at Morgan's Flock Mana-
iactory, 2 i le

— in New Orleans, Fire Cotton Presses De-
•stroyed, 4 « 6 6

^— in Neptune Street, Liverpool, at Melladew
and Sons, Cotton Warehouse 18 a 10 ^

— at the Newbury, Flour Mills, 1 a 10 /

— at Ki-Cliing. 2000 Houses Destroyed, 10 m
•6 a

i— in Oswego, the Entire Lumber District
J>estroyed, 23 m 5 c
in Paris, the Conbeit Milla Destroyed, 31

Fires {continued),

at Peshawar, 1 cr 5 c

at Philadelphia, Great aad Destructive, 29

a B c — IGmOa

at the Queen^s Hotel. Westrainstor Road,

Liverpool, a fire and Ga^ Explosion. 4 11 8 6

- at Radford, Nottingham, two Children
Burnt, a m 5 /

at Rainham. at the White Horse Inn, 1 6 m

11/
at Kotherham. the West Riding Candle

Company, 1 9 m 8 ft

at Santa Fe, the Capital Bailding Destroyed*

14 m 9 c

at St. Mary- Axe City. 18 / 12 J

in St. Petersburg 22 a 3 e,

-i — in vShepherdess vValk Oity Road, \9 a9 f
at Sraeeth, the South Eastern Railway

Station Entirely Destroyed by. 5 a 10 /
at Staudean Farm. Patcham, Brighton, 2S

a7 ;
in Sydenham Ro%d, Dawson's Cottages, 39

all/

in Thomas Street, Liverpool, 4 a € 6

at Tokio, II "6/

in Tokio Great and Disastrons, 2 m B <f

^— on Tooting Common, 16 a 6 /

at Tooting Gaveney at Mr Brlgden's, 23 is

12 6

in Vienna, 9 a 7 b— 29 a 5 /

at Vine Cottage, Vine Yard, Bond Street

Vauxhali Cross, with Loss of Lite, I a lOy

on Wandsworth Common, 16 a 6 /

at Wandsworth, in Kingston Street, 2t

j 10 c

at the Watery Wood, at Highgate. 1 1 « 6 c

in Wimbledon Park, Great Furze Fires, A

066

in Woolmer Forest, Hants. 4 a 66

at Yokohama m Jap tin. 13 a 5 6

First Offender.1. 3 m 1 1 «— 16 m 10 c

Fi!»h, Seizure of B .d. 8 a 11 /— 13 m 4 /— 11 ; 17«

FISHEEIES :—

Bchring Sea. 2 a 7 s^8 a 5 e— 9 a 7 d-^lH

a 4 a - 19 a 3 e— 20 a A d ^2\ a & a
President Harrison on the Question, 28 m

be

Dundee Seal, 23 a 11 s

Newfoundland, 11 ad/— 2m6a~4m66

— I4m9r:— iUffio /—13; 6 a — 14J5 6 •
Seal Fishing -Novel Point of Law abotft

Fishing on Sundays, f) m 5 d
Fishing Statistics, U a 1 1 6^13 m 14s— 14/8 <

Boats AmendmL'nt Act. 6 ; 13 /

Fishmongers Company, Court Dinner, 7 ni 7 ^^

21; 12 «
Fleming (James) on Literary Theft, 19 a 6 6
(John) on the Arreaia in the London Cosft

of Quarter Sessions. 26 o 11 /
Forbes (George ^Niuj^ara and Electricity. 8; 12«
Fonler and Company (Limited), 15 a 9 /
Foieii;n American, and GOiieral Investmeott

Tru8t ('Cmpany (Limited), 5 a 3 s
Commercial intetligemce, sss svsry doMm

paper
Government Securities, Stcte cf Shtnt

dr), jS6«€vo^ </a|f!ls^p<l^«r

For

t*ALifSR'8 IUDlfeX to ^* T^S tiJtSS ** KBWSl'APeB.

[April I li

Foreifrn Missions and the Religious Tract Society*

Breakfast. 19 m Ma
— — Notices of, »ee every day* s ^aper
— — State of the Mnrket s^e evety day^n paper

- Stock Exchange in every doy*s paper

- TelegTHniR 18 w 9 r^

— and roloninl Debentnfe Corporation (Limi-
ted), lna9/— 4w ]\e—\Bj^h
Foresifcr'p Old Age Pension Scheme, 5 a 4e
Forster ( Arnold) on the British Army, 22 a Ac

(W. E.) Memorial to, erected in Burley-in-

Whaifdale 18; 9 #

Fortunj? OompHny (Limited) 22 a 10 «
Forwood ( — ) in Lancashire 21 a 13 /

( A. B. * on Home Hule at Liverpool. 23 j\] d

«— — (W. B.) on the Political and Economical

Condition of Mexico, 1 1 ? 7 /
Fowler « H. H.) at Wolverhampton. 22 a 8 c -28

a W /-28 ; III/
Foyeux's h effect or for tho Bar-Loek Type

Writer, 26 w 13 /
FBANGE r—
— — Affairs of. see eaihityU paper

Anarchists in. 1 o 5 «~2 o 7 6—2 a 13 «—

4a6e-Gfl5 6-7aoa-l3a3/--l5o3c—
23 a 7 /»— 26 a 5 r— 8 mo A— 5 m 5 fi— ff in 5 c
— 7 », 9 f^9 m 5 /— 10 w 5 /> — II m 5 «— 13 ;a 6
5—14 m9a -18 m 5 ft— i3 nt 5fl/— 3l)w6 </-8
j 6 <•

- Arrests, 1 a 5 «— fi rt 5 A — 7 a 5 a

and the May Day Movement, 29 o 5 a— 80

ml ft

- M. Very's Rest^iTirant Blown' up, 27 a 6 a

Trial of Ravachol, '11 a b a

Sentence on. 28 a 5 a

Anti-Jewifh Demonstration in Parti, 3^0

mb f

Ban for the Benefit of the Poor, 16 m 5 6

— - Ballot Voting in,^ G « 5 f

Belgian Elections, 1 5 ; 9 a

•^ — Bou}(et de Lisle. Author of the " Marseil-
laise *' Fete in Honour of at Choisy le lioi, 25

- Budjj^et Committee; 1 a5 A— 2 a % «— 9 w6
«- 13 }h<i

- Case of Ravachol, 1 6 a 5 ft

of Abbe Roux of VerceF, 9 ; 6 e

-^ Centenary of tbe Guillotine, 22 a 8 <f

Champ de Mars Salon, 6 m 5 c

and the Chica^ Expedition. 14 a 1 cr

and China. 21 m 9 c

Church and State in, 22 a 3 a— 25 a 6 if —26

aba — 13 m n b

- •* ( VU Baptism " propwal to Revive, 20 ; 6 e
— - Consumption of Wine and Beer in. 1 1 j 17/
-— CrampeV Mission, b a bh

- Credit Fonck*r, Meeting^ of Sharehorders, 22
j 5 a.

m^ — Cultivation of Colza in, \^ab a

and Dahomey. I6a3«— 18 a 8 /—21a 6«

—22 a 3 «/— 2G a 5 <i— 4 m 6 e - 7 m 9 i-9 m 6
«-80wi6f— 13^; 6 a— lfG;&A — 17/ 6 c— 18

j[9c
-^ Death of C»ii^t. Menard «t Saiguefe. 7 a 5- a

Defeat oi. iwWest Africa. 9 m 7 r

-^— DelivrsnM FepuAiv Ltagae's Address,. %2
mb€

i

France {continued),

Disturbances in French Churches, 16 a 6 6^

Dvnamite Cartridges Discovered in, 4 a 6 €

— 4;9(/
Eitpfosion at Liege, 3 m b a

in the East. 24 ; ft d

I^eoillot, Actuie, Pierre Lotios Account o!^

8 a 5 a

Fighting^ in Tonquin, 4 a 5 •

Finance in 1892. Report, 17 i 4 /

^-^ Fires in the Foreist oF Fontai'naUeau, IS ; 5 </

Fiist of May— an Ordetly oelebratiotf

Abroad, 2 m b a
M. FloUrans on Austria. 13; 5/

Franco- Spanish Tariff. 14 ; 5 ii

-^ French Shore Bill. 20 m b e

' Soudan, 21 o 6 «

Workmen's Sanitary Congress, 8 a 18 6

■— Legislative Proceedings. 1 1 a 5 d—lS a b St
^14 t 3 a— 18»«6h— 21 j hb
— Loti. Pierre, at tire French Academy, 8 a 5 tf

■ and the Academy Censorship. 9 a 7 e
i-'— and M. Zola. II mb d

and Madagascar, 23 m b €

— May Day Demanstratious, 18 tf 5 6 —14 o 9
^— T8rt3^

in France. 1 (T a 8 <r

— Municipal Elections. 9 a 7e — 1 1 mb i

-* Murder attempted of two Ladies by Leonp
Walroff. 16 mbe

— Nancy Cathedral, Disgraceful Scene in, &
ab c

Fetea. 1 ; 5 rf-2 j & e-&; 5 d— 7 ) 3 6- *

— Opening Campaign, 15 ; 9 6

■ of the Labour Exchange, 2t nr 6 6
-— — British Sanitary Inspectors in, 7 ; 8/

— Fires in, 23 ni 5 d

— Paris Salon. 30 a 7 5- 6 m 3 ct

Mutilation of a Picture in, 13 nr 5 c

Note about. 16 m be

Recent Sanitary Conference, 23 m 5 r

M. Pasture and the Cure of Epilepsy, 24

m b a

Physical Education, First Annual Congressr,

21 a bd

— — Pope and the French Cardinals, 7 m 9 a — ^
mbd

Population St^atistics ill, 29 a 7 a

Primary Education in, 28 / d'e

Prince Victor N a poreon in Parit, 16 nr5 8

l^ailway Reduced Fares begin to-day, 2 a 7c'

~-» Revolutionaiy Morement in Liege, 4 m bb'
Road Making in, 20 a 7 d

Royalist Declaration, Mj 9'c

Royalists and the Pope. 10 / 5 «

and Russia. 9^'56~11 / 9e

Sketching in France, 3 ra 4 /

- Small Farms in the North, 18 a bj
— • Socialist Federation. 12a 5

- and Spain, 26 m 5 c— 27 m 5 e— 28 nr9 a^
80 m 5 c— 31 m 6^c— 2 ; 5 c

- Strike of tlie . Minora at Moo thieux, 3O7 ^h^

- Theatricat News-, 2,; 5 c

M. Hanancourfs Passion* Play, 6 « 5 e

— New Opera the- ** Salaoimbo \m Paf is^ 13;

Suno SO, 1891]

^ALHER^S I^i>£x TO ^*tBB TIMZS^^SVWSpAPEiL

S^

France {eontimt^ti)

Theatrical News Play by MMlhac, Wa S a

' Work at the Taris Opera. 18/ U r

-: — Trial of Mr. Deacon for tlie Murder of bit
Wife*8 rfefhicer, 21 n \) a

of the Ni'uillr Land, 13 / 5 </

-u of Hav«(hol.'2l / .') 6—22 / 5 6

(

and the United States, 11; 1> r/

WoiD€i»*« liightff Con$rreBs. 1 7 w 5 A

li'rauk Jones B rearing Coinpany (Limited;, 7 tn

i:»rf-l8«i \2h
^raud of Gladatonian Home Hillc. d j S d
Freemnn (\V. IIJ on the Deirth of Teachers for

Elementary Sobouls. 21 a lie. a
I'^reemasons - Annual Meeting of the United

Cjrand Lodge at Fri-eni'isoriff Mall. 2U n 14 b

Supreme Grand Chapter, (Quarterly Con •

tocation. 3 vi \i a

f'riend of the Clergy Corporation, Anniversary

Festival 2H m '.) k
Friend's Kui>Kian Famine Fund, 2 m 6/
French Scliools in the Kast. 16^4/
J^risby (Alfred) on I'ost OflSc- Ileformf, 6 j Z d
f'ruit Rxhibilionr Propi>Jtcd at Guildlmll, '2i m 5«
— Trade in Trini.lad, 30 i4j
Fvnds, h^nglifih and Foreign, tec ev/*'y dajf*8

potfer

G.
Gardoiers* Orphan Fund, fourth Annual Dinner,

19 m \'A /
Garrick (James F ) on I'olyneiian Labour in

Queensland, oi la /
Garwood (A. E.) on Btitislx and Natives in

Egypt 15 (I 5 /
OAS:~

Accringtom Gas and Water Company, 14

— — Hell! ni no (B^oenos Ay res) »jia3 (Company
(LtmiU'd). tSi Sd

"^ — BuDibay Gas Company (Limited), 22 a 10
^-9 m 11/

- — Buenos Ayri'S (Now) Gas Company (Limi-
ted), I ;4<i-9 ;12 a

-*— Co/nmi>relal Gas Company 2 a d e

(^ontineuta> Union Gas i 'oiDpany (Limiterl;,

4j 15 c

-«— Imperial Continental Gas Association, 14

-~~ Incorporated Gas Institute, \5 j9 d

<•-»— xMaka and MedUerranean Gas Company

(Limited), 20 ni 1 1 /— 8 ; 12 c
•• — Metropolitan Gaa Company of Melbourne,

17 m 116
-i--^ Montevideo Gas Company (Limited), 21 m

n 6 — 1 , Ad
-» — San Faulo Ga« Company (Limited), 15 a9 /"

Singapore Gas Company ^Limited), 2'»r 1 2 o

-r— State ol the Market, see ever if day s

pa/er
Gaalighting, Centenary of, ft Lecture by Professor

Lewes, 1 7 ; 3 «
Gathorne-1 lardy (A. E.) on the Dirty Trick ot

his Opponents, SOjUh
Gauntlet t (Mildred) on the Late Dr. Allon>, 2a- a

Gedge (Sydney) Right of Resistancer to" Uonito
Mate, t^> ^*

Gems and Minerails on the Burnio -Chinese'

Frontier, 1 1 ? 1 8 «
General AsaemWy of the Church of Scotland at

Edinburgh, 21 m \\ /— 23 w H a— 25 m h if— •'

2« ;/i JO c -28 III 12 rt— 30 m 7 c— ai m 5 /— 2^

I 7 c,
— *— Election -^Movements 29 n 9 cf

— Life and Fire Assurance Company, 19 w It
6— 26 m 10 4

Geneva, Workmen's Restaurants in. 15 a lie
German Hospftat, Dailston, Annual Dinner, 13 M
4e

Trade and Indiisiiy. 17/ 14 e

OBEMAKY :—

Affiirsof. 2« 7 d^9a 7 c-*ll .t5€-l2a^

or- 13 rt 5rf— I4a3d -15a3y— 16 aUd^
\9qS rf— 21 n 5 /— 27 a 5 /— 2 m 5 r-3 m 5 h
— 4 »it 5 d—ii m 5 «/— 10 i« 5 r — 1 G irt 5 d—M iri

5 e — 1 8 III 5 r— 23 m 5 « — v?4 m 5 t —26 ni 5 v —
27 fn 5 t - 30 m 5 e— 2 j 5 d-^ti ; 5 « — 7 J 3 rf— •
8; 5 A— Ily 9n^Uiioe — i5; 5 c — I6j 6 a—'
22/5 6— 23; 5a

Ahlwnrd Pamplilets, 31 m 5 6

(llcrr) Arrest of, 4 ; 9 c

— AnarcMsts in Berlin, 8 a 6 cf— 9 a 7»6— 18?
o 5 ^

— Berlin, 300 Urania Pillars tabe Erected in,*
7 a 5 6

s— Funeral of the Chief Burgomaster, 31 mf

6 6-1 ; 5 r
Garrison, Spring f?eview, I ; 6 c

- Ki'tfection oti, 4 / ^ /

- Militiiry Outraires in. 31 m 5 o

- Press and Austria. 30 m 5 t
Prince Bismarck's Return, 28 1 6 k—lljlbf

- and the Government. 3) ; 5 a
North Gtnnan GuzeUt^ on his Campaign',

20^ ; 7 a
— »— on the Situatioti, 25 ; 9 o

Bust of the late Emperor Frederick erecte<^

in the Gardens of the Kuthans at llomberg/

25 m 5 c
Count Caprivi, Holi lay taken by, 7 a 6 b'

—8 a o d
— ■" Case of Libtel agirin^t Prince Bismlirck, 23^

a7 ^

— and the Cli!cago Exhibition, IdaB d

— Coiooial Enterprise, 17 ; 5 «>
— — Colonies of, 4 « 6 /i

Crisis in the Prussian Cabinet, 4 a 5 /

Crown Prince Formally Inttoduced into th&'

Army 7 vi 9 c
Death of Herr Kiirowski the Socialist, 12 a<

5ef

— Drink Question in, 19 a 10 e

Education Bill. 16 iii 5 e

— — Emin Pa^ba, 1 4 a 3 d

"x- » Euiperor Frederick's Last Resting-place, 8*

a 13 a— !2a 9/
— ^— and thte Tsar, 2 / 5 e— 6 / 5 f^-^S ; 6 a— 9^

J 5 b
>— Meeting of the Emp^rorn, 3;5<?— 7/3^

rf— IH joe

— Visits Professor PfufePs Studio. 13 m 5*^
and Kmptess at Stettin, 16 nr 5 c

--ab_ at Dantsic; 1 9 i» 5 6
Foreijj^i Policy of,' 2o m ^^

Mf

Qer

PALBICR*8 INDEX TO ** THE TIMES** WBWSPAPBE. [April 1 tO

Germany (continued),

F ireiKii TraMc in, 30 ; 5 h

Fourth Annivpr««!iiy (»f the Emperor Fred-

erick's Death t lie Koyiil Kaiuily Visit his Tomb,
Hi 1 .') a

Gornwn Cyclist** A«^S()ciati<)ii, Prince Bia-

ninrck's Afldrcss to. 2*^ w l> f>

Grand Parado at the Lustgarteti before the

Emperor, '5 m .'» ft

Guelph Tund Hdl, 2 <x 7 ./-4 n 5 Z'

Humbert (King) Visit to Berlin. 18 ; 8 6 —

SJ3 ; 6 «-i:» / \) (•

and his Queen at Potsdam. 21 7 5a

Imperial Statistical Department Keturns, 6

m 5 u

Krouse, the African Traveller, 13 m 5 c

"-^ Legislative Proceedings. 1 a 5 r — (> a 5 d —

3 J n r — 2 1 ; 5 ft
— — Mini!«terial Changen. 25 a 5 « — 26 a h d

- Nancy Fetes in Merlin, 30 mi 5 <| -31 m 5 o

- New Inctime Fax, 31 m 5 b

Kailwav. 18 ; 9 ft

Prince Bismarck and the German Emperor.

14; 5 6

Prussian Diet in Session, 20in5c~29

and Russia. 8 a hd-22 aSd-2S a 7 dS

m ii r — \0 j b d

— ^ Russian Visit to Berlin, 5 tn 5 ft— 10 m 5 e
ShoiJtinjr i» the Streets of Berlin of two

Drunken Men by a Sentry, 4 a b /—\\ m b a

— 2<> M .) e

- Silver Qucstitm in Berlin, 3 1 m 5 d

and Spam. 2H a 7 d

Sunday Utst IJill, U) / .5 d

SupplemenUiry li.siimates, Debate on, 29

. ab f'

Trial of Dr. Wiedarh.dd for Ill-treating a

Female Lunatic in his Establii'hment, 14 m 9 ft
Tiiplc Alliance. '2H a b /

Unemployed .Met;ting of loO * in Berlin, 13

tnb e

We$t Prussia Provincial Diet, the Emperor

at, 1 rt m h c
Gibraltar. Attacked by Moorish Pirates, S mB e

the Death- rate of. Note on. 2 a \2 e

Deputation from the litite Payers, 4 m 10 c

Sanitary t'oi-dition of. 28 w 17/

•Gilbey (Walter) on the liistreas in Cleveland, 7 m

17/
Gilbert (W, S ) on the Lyric (^horistert. 16 a 4 /

Gillft4pie( Mary) on Female Emigration, 16 a 12 ft

Girls lligli Schtu)ls, 7 m 7 e

Gi^eh Museum. 14 ; 5«

<31adstone (Herbert) and Mr. Maclean, 8 m 7 c

and Ulster, 15 j 9 rf

Glailstone(Kt. Hon. W. E.) Letter to Dr. Bal-

cheron his Life of Robert Brett, 15 n 9 c
< — Addr«84 to his Electors of Mid Lothian, 24

;7a
^— — Assault on by a Woman at Chester, 27/ IS

a & d^'lf^i Gr— 21)7 9 /— »0j 10 ft
Dr. Parker's Denunciation of, 27 j \%d

Mr. Stuart Renders Account of. 21 a 9y

— on tiimetallism. 2l y 6 /

— at ('bester, on Intimidation— on Invention —
J^penl to ReUgioua Bii^try— Mob of JUtfer—

Cruel Charge - Welsh DisesUblishment— '
Liquor Lnw«i. 27 J IH a
Gladstone ( Rt Hon. W. R.> on Ulster at rUpham
I 'ommon - Heiigtous Ditferences — W here Are
the 9!H) — Appeal of the IriPh Xonconformista

— Information for Ulster men —Clerical Power

— Ulster Convention —It the State of Ireland
HopelH-8, Xc. 20 1 12 CT

and a Deputation of the London Tradet

Council. 17 > 10 'I

Deni.ll of his calling the Prote^taolf of

Ulster Knavc« and Fools, 17 » 9 /

of a Statement by Mr. W. J, Jackson, 16

/ 12 f

- — in Edinbursh. 15 a 4 ft

and the Enemies of England, 30/ 10 /

at the Eisteddfod 28 ; ft rf

and Excur>*ionista«at Ilawarden, 8 f 8 A

and the (Jeneral Election, 16 w 9 /

French View of, 29 ; 7 ri

and the Irish Bishops. 22 i % r.

Journey to Mid Lothian, 30 i 10 «

and a Labour Department, 9 j 7 «

on Labour Candidates, 111 13 «

Letter to his Supporters, 16 ; 7 «

of Thanks to Mr. Clanehy for hit Book

on Ireland, 23 o 8 e

on th • I^ndon Elrctions, 28 / 10 (/

at the London Liberal and Kadical Union

on the Newcastle Programme— Government of
I^ndon— no New Story — fjondon Voters^-
London Franchise ^Unifieatiin of London —
Power of the County Council— Control of the
Police Taxation of Ground- Rents — Munici-
palities and Labour— Ireland aud Lord SaJif-
bury &c., 1 ; 7 c

the Temps on the Speech. 3 i 6 c

on a Legal Eights Hours Day, 2 a 8 e^8 is

12 r/-3 ; 7/— 6; 6^-17; \0 o

- his Mid Lothian Campaign. 21 j7 f

and Peace— a War each of the five ITearshe

held Office, 28 m 17/

and sir R«ibert Peel on Irish History, 28/ 6«

on the Poverty of Ulster, 28 ; 6 /

— - on Scotch Disestablishment, 8 ? 12 «
^— and Sheerness Dockyard, 23 m 9 /

Lord Penny 8on*8 Opinion of his Irish Policy

80 ; () a

Speech at Carlisle. 30; 10 a

- o. Wolfe Tone on the Irish Parliament, 86

Oladstonian Candidates, Questions for, 29y 10 k
Qladstooians at Hawarden, 18 la 2 /
*— MitrepresantatioB, a Sample of, 28 r 11 «
— * Prosptcts. 37 m lOd

- Statistics, 21 m 7 ft —2 } 8 €
Glasgow Fine Art Galleries, iia7 d

— - Liberal Club, Entertainment to theDokenf
DevonBhire, 13 m 8 ^

University — Graduation Ceremony, S

m6 r

- Vietoiia Infirmary Ajoession of Wealth t#
by the Death uf Mrs. Sharp, 20 a 7 c^

Glan^rnock Iron and Steel Company, 18 j Si
Gluuceaicr Cathedral, lutecestiog Discoveiy

about, 21 a 46
Gold Fields of ^yaura (Limited), 2^j \\f

Jnne 30, 1892.]

PALMltB'8 INDEX TO ^ TBK TIMES'* NEVTSPAPRS.

Bar

Gold and Silver Mining Royalties, 21 n 12 6—25

a\\ h
— — Wyro Drawers. Instnllation Dinner, fi fi 4 r
Golden Gmin Hread (Vtnpany (Limited^ 12^; Ac
Goldsbrough, Mort, and Company (Limited) 27

a 12/;

Goldsmith's Company's Institute, New C'ross, 2

Good Friday Services in St. Paul's Catiiedrnl,
Westminster Abbey, TampieChurcb. Umi 10 a

Good IVmplars. Annual Session, 20 a 4 a— 21 a
6 c— 22 ad /

.— 23rd Annual Session at Lancaster, 23 a 8 /

— and the General Klection. 7 j 5 d
Goodwni (Bp.) Memorial, 25 m 5 d

Gordon (Artbur) Kesumption of the Labour
Trade by Quei-nsland, 7 ; 4 «

Gordon Boy's Uonce at Cl^obbam 19 w 1 1 c— 24
mbd

, Sixth Annnnl Meeliny, U > 8 d

Gorst (Sir John) on the Labour Question, 21 m
11 /-Ij 9«

.i — on Trade Disputes, 9 «i 7 d

Goschen (G. J.) Address to bis Constituents, 28
^ lOf

— — on Mr. Gladstone's Election Address — (Ji-
tter's Appeal &c., 25 ; 14 d

— ^ and Sir William Uarcourt, 27 ; 9 /

i_ nt Hawkburst, 8 / 10 a

»— in Earl Marjlebone on the Work of the lust
Parliament— Liceiisinjr Uef»>rm — London Pro-
gramme and Home Uule. 2.'.; 12 a

m at Newton Abbot, It M4 a

— at North Shields on the Idsues of the Elec
tion — Gladstonian Inventions— Fiuance-Irisb

Question i&c., 30 i W a
^^^ at Portsmouth. 2i / \0 d

— on Public Librarii 8 \'S m Kb
Government and iha Allotments Act. 23 ; 14 o
_ Sto9k Investment Company (Limited), 5

a3e
Gowtr, Granville Leveaon, on the Snowfall, 18

o 4/
Oraham (P. Anderson) on the Bural Exodus in

Frances «/ »2 d
Grants to University Colle;zes, 5 a 4 f
Gray (Alexander) on Communication with

Australia, 25 <i 7 a
Gra> 8 Inn, Grand Day of Eanter Term at, 6 j»i 9 a
Great Eastein Coal Company, 7 ei 12 6
. Northern General Hospital, 13 « 11 /*

GK££0i2 :—

Afifairs of, 15 o 4 ' — IC a 3 f/-8 w 5 c— 10

m 5 <-»*'« 9^-*^ >6 6— 3j5e— 7 j3 s-21
J 6 /' — 23 ; 5 a

JL^ Financial Crisis in, 1 a 13 a

General Election^n, IG w 5 t/— 17 « 5 a— 18

m 5 li
«^ Manifesto. 4 a a^
_ Situation in, 18 w5 e
Greenhow (II. M.) Tyranny of the Road. 19 a

8 d
Greenwich Uos-pital Age Pensions, Report, 29

a 4
Greet ( Wm.) on t!»e •* Mounts batik*," 18 <\ 5 «
Grenada. Official Iteport oti the Colony, 28 ; 4 /
Qreihaia Ltd urea, 9 a 7 a

Greshai^ University Notes about, 28 a 7 e— 2^

;ll /)
Meetmg of the Coimnisalon, 3 / 1') ^— Ift

;9 d
Grcv (Edward) on the Ilu-My Sh»»llrak3, 19 a

hit
Grocers* Benevolent Society Met'tinsr, 18/ 12 »
Griffin (Lepal) In«lia and Afgb.iaistan, 14 m S r
Griffi:h(t:. .Mar-nluilh on WcUh Disest>iblish-

merit and the General EleciiiMi. 2t» a \() h
Grimtborpe (I/onl) on the CU'rgy Discipline

(Immorjility) Bill. \5 a 6 a
Guardian Fire and Life Assurance Company, 2

j \\ h
Guildhall School of Mu?ic. 13 v» 3 /

Art Colliction 3 5/ -13/ 3 /

'Gun Trade Annual Meeting of the Birmingliank

Gun Trflde, 5 w 4 /
Gunn (Rov. W. E. B.) Vicar of Egremont^

Bankruptcy of. 30; 10 r
Guthrie (He<{inald) on the Durhim Miner's

Strike, H n 10 «
Gwynue((?. T.) on Election Practice, 7j 9 d

H.

Habitual Drutikmls Committee, 17 j 5 «
Haden ( F. Seymour) on the Lite Alfred Stevens,
15 rt X f

\\\\\\ ( \V. H.") on tbe Lnte Lord Tollemache and

bis TeiiaiitM, 10 n lie
Haes (Frank; on an Interesting Discovery, 25 a

10;
Halsbury (Lord) on tbe Legal Profession, 4 a

10^
Hamilton fDr. Butler) on Nurses for the British

in India, '~Q a VI d
(Lord George) on the Navy, 1 1 « 6 e

at Ealing 12 m (> h

G. H. Hammond Co.npany r Limit. 'd) 27 m 10 /
Hampton Court, the lioyal Chapel, Notes on, 21

rt 8 d -26 't 3 /
Hand in Hand Fire and Life Insurance Society;

27 a 1 1 h
Handel Soci*>ty 30 m 4 /
Handscnft Teaching. 18 ; 18 <
Hanwell Population of. 25 a 7 d
Harcourt (Sir VV.) and Mr Balfour, 29 ; 10 c

— at Braintree on the Malaprop of Politics^
Ulster— Protection -Tory Local Government
— Mr. Goschen*s Finance— Gladstonian Pro-
gramme. 30 i/( 3 1/

— at Bristol on Lord Salisbury's Covent
Garden Speech -Ulster —Spirit of Ascendency
— bival Politics — Unionists Pre|>aring for
Defeat. 11 m 10 a

on the Date of the Dissolution, 10 ;9/

at Derby, 29 ; 12 c— 30 ; 10 a

. on the Tory Party an<l Seamen — Comi'ig

Contest -Opportunism -Irish Question, 27^ 12

a — 2H 1 (J d
Electoral Address. 2t ; 10 a

and Mr Gopchen, 2.') ; 12 e

— - on the London VVater Supply and Mr

Balfour, 1 7 ; 1 1 «

at tbe Manchester Unity of Odd Fellows at

Derby. 9j7c

at Manufaeater on the PolUog Day— tho

68

f[M

>•

PALXEB^S INDEK TO **' THK TfMBS KBW8PAPRB

[April. 1 to

Political Situation — Libera! Unionist*— Ulster
Convention - Opinion of the Irish People, &c ,
T^j 10 h
flarcourt (Sir W.) nml the Parsons. G' 13 b

on the Perseculitin of the Jews. \\ n A f

- — on the Prosp.ct of the General Election, 4
miyf

at Rinffwoo^l -on Mr. BUne*8 JTome Rule

Motion - BusiiicsB in Parlinnien t — lk*j<i8tration

— House of Lords -Irish Unioni!»ts— Small
Holdings— VillrtSfe Councils, &c., 21 a 10 a

i and Col. Saundersnn,8I m 8 c

flarris (Kphraim) on the Dearth of Teachers for

Elementary Schools. 21 a \2 d
P arrow School Avard of Scholarships and

Prizes at, 12 <i 3 / — 16 ale

Speech Day, 18 m 9 f-30.; 8 a

Hastings (T. M.) on Nyassaland, 21 o 3 a
paupt(Ottumar) on {Jniversal Bimetallism, 25

ale
Hawiian Islards, Hews about, 18 a 5 r
i^awkbley (Thos.) on the** Darkest KngUnd '

Scheme. 9 ; 7 /
>laynes(T. H.) Trade between Great Britain

and Canada, 1 j H d
Headma<*ter*s Association, Meeting 6 a 4 /
Jlealy (Tiraoth\ ) in Liverpool. 2 « 9 r — 9 m 9 /
lipRlth. Registrar General's Weekly Return C a

6/-14 M 5 d— 21 'i 12 a -28 n IM <»-n m 14 e

— 12 m 4/— 19 w 14 '/— 2« m 14 h~2 / 14 c —
10.; I3f-It>/U d 2:\ i 13 '-30 ; 3 ^

Heath Samuel and Company, (Limited), 2

; 11 /— II /8r
HelleiiicSociety, 23/ 14 a
llemp. Yarn and Cordage Company, 18 ; « ft
^enry(Mitchell)on the Fraud of Gladstonian

Home Rule, ii i '6 d
l^lerbert (Sir Robert) and Mr Bright. 7 / 5 /

. Biinqiiet to at Freemason's Tavern, 27 /« 10c

Hibbeit Lecture, 12 m 9 e— 14 m 12 a— 30 mi /

—23 m 1 1 tf-27 //I 14 t —28 m 13 /"— 3 ; 3 a -4

j 1» «
picks- Beach (Sir Michael) on the Thames

Watermen and Lightermen. Ha 14 a

^ Address to his Conj^tiiuei^ts, 28; 10 c

. at Bristol, 14 a 4 n

at i.edford. 16; \Q f

, at Cheltenham, 28 i 10 h

- atthe Constitutional Club. 19 m 6/
. on the Government and the Sailors, 28 /' 7/
— — on Our Sea Fisheries. 22 ; 8 <
picks (Henry) on the Discovery of Man^moth

remains m Knd'lei^h Street. 13 r/ 10 c
pighgate School. Annual Rxaminationfl, 20 /' 10 e
Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland,

Meeting, 7 a 9 «»
Plgh Water at London Bridge fee every d:y*s

pnptr after Ship Newb.
pighway Robbery at Coombe Wood, of Charles

Smith, 2 ri 10 a
pill (Maximilian) the Astronomer, Note on, 15

07/

- (Octavia) on the New Railway through
London, 7 ? 4 ti

pill's Union Brewery Company (Limited), 23 m

4e

James Hi^ks ^q4 Sqn r Limited), |2 m 11 f

History Teachinff in K<i«t London. 7 j 9 d
Moare'( W. K.) on Opuim Traffic. 7 ; .'• /
H.-xlifson's Kiog:iton Brewery (/orapiny (Limi*

tod ». 8 .« ^ /
Holi<l:n in the (^ou'try. Ap[>o.iU. 27 ; 16 d
H'.Uu ii. Aflfiirsof. 1 'tie
XhAww^ (Basil) on St. Diinstan in the ICast, 16 a

10 A

Home f(»r the Feeble Mi ulf* 1. "21 n 3 a

for Li I tie Roys at P*ir:un^h»m, Annual

Sundjiy School Kete 10 m 4 c
" Honv for the Dying" Notes on, 13 a 3 /*— 15

o 9 1/
Home Rule all Rmnd. Note on 27 a 10 c

for In Ian ' Noie on, 2« «. \\ d

and Irish Stocks 28 /m 8 i

. and ^'rotestnnt Fears. 4 / 19 a -13 ; fl 6
— » Pro'est of Irish Nonoonformist s Minisv

ters agxinst, '20 / ,\e

Tiuehini? School for the Blind. 18 « 13 *

for Wtiilcing Boys, in London. 19 ;" 14 d

and Foreign I ivestnieot and Agency Coii|«

pnny (Limited), U / II /
Hon itir^s, RevoluMon in. 2/56
Honohih), (^>nspi^^(Jy in, 2 ;*5 h

- - Thr atened Outbreak at. 7 a 5 s
Hood (.John) \\\i Case, 12 o 4 r

f i\x-St>ition Master) Presentation of %

Purine to 13 in 5 e
Hor.stt Ac(."ideot Prevention Society and Alphalte,

5 w \'l d -Vim 4e
— - Breeding in Austria- Hungary, 23iii7/->

Si ih \ I
■ in In.lia, 8^9/

Roval Commission on. 1 ml f

Horses, S'lle of the Marquis of Laadonderry*i, t
a \,\ c

^how in Paris. 4 a 1 4 A

Hospitiil Saturdiy Fund, Note on, 23 a 8 /

Sunday Fund. I3w 10 rt-l7; 12/»-22y II

€—23 ;' 4 /•-2+ ; 7 </-2.-> / 10 /-29 / 13 r

Sermons at St. Pnnl's ('•ithcdral -Westi

minster Abhey and Teoiple Ch'irch 20 ? in a

Hospitals Assoc*! ttio:i. Ri^hcU Annual Meotin^i
20 i \\ a

Houldsworth fW. fl.^on the Rating of Machin-
ery. C^ n \'l f

House of Lor. Is. Lo^il ('^a«'09. s^e Civil AcTiom

Property anJ Investment Company (Liuii<«

ted), 30 m 1 » 'i

Compsny of London (Limiteil). 2.> / 16 e

Hughes (H. R.)*on the WeUh Land Tenure, 10

ale
Human RemRins, Discovery of, in Long Aore.

31 m 12 h
Hume ( -) and the C^ongress Party, 2 a 12 /—

21> <t 8 «•
Humphreys ( Limited). 18/8 d
^lennett)on ihe Fright at Walmer Castle

on the Report of the French having Landed,

29 a 9 /
Hungary. Fatal Watenpout in, 14m 96 ~l6m 5 a
Hunter (Walter) on the London Water Coiq-

pnnies, 25 a \'l d
Hunza-rNagar Rising, 14 /i 8 /

Storming of Nilt, 21 <i 8 A

yieW Force. Operation* qf, 2:3 ; iO 4

Jane 30, 1892.1

palmer's INDKX to ^ THK TIMES ** NEWSPAPER.

Ind

— Bombajr Standing Committee, 6 a 5 a

— Break of the Monsoon. 20 ; 6 c

— Briti«h Kepulse at MakanjiU'a. 25 a 10 e

— — Burmah, Affnirsof, 4 a 6 c— 11 a 5 a— 13 a
5 6— IS a 3 a -19 a 8 a— 22 a S 6<-'25 a 5 6_
27 a 6 <j— 2 m 5 /— 6 m 5 </— 9 »a 5 a— 18 m 5 a
^16 M 5 /—SO M 5 a— 6 > 6 c— 13 j 8 a^20
J 6 c— 27.; 7 a -80; 5 a

-— ConiUgrationa at, 2 a 7 a

— — Burmete Frontier Tribes, 6 a 6 </— 3 aba

— Cholera in Calcutta, 24 m 5 a— 20i 5 b
— * at Srinagar, 3«0U Deaths. 4 j 9 6

i— ^ in Tehemn, 27 m 5 a— 30 m 5 6—31 m 6
a.2^' 5 c -S j 5 «— 10 ; 5 6—11 / 9 «— 14> 5
•—83 ; 6 a-29 1 7 a

Husiey (S. M.) on the Effect of Irish Land

Legialation, 4 ^ 13 /
Hyderabad Company, 2 i 1 1 b
Hyndnian (H. M.) on India. 13 a 13 a

I.

Ibero- American Benevolent Society, Annirer-
•ary Dinner, 4 ) lOc

Icebergs in the Atlantic. 13 ; 7 /*

Iconoclaster, or Non-Whigging the Whigs, 28 m
17e-6;8r— 8; \t d

lUuttrated Lon^.tm News Notice of its Founda-
tion by Herbert Ingram, 18 m 9 ^

Imperial British East Africa Company, Second
Annual Meeting, 16 nt 1 1 « — 19 m 11

— Federation League, Second Annual Meet-
ing, 26 M 13 6

■ ■ and the Ladies, 22j 5J

the Inaugural Address of the Leeds

Branch, 2 a 12/

Institute, 12 m 7 •—9 ; 10 •—20 i U d

^— Life Insurance Company, 25 1 16 6

-»— Prupeity Inyestment Company (Limited),

24 I 11/

— Russian Cotton and Jute Factory (Limited),
16m 12e

^-^ Tobacco Corporation of Persia (Limited),
28 a 13 6— 23 a U d—iO m 11 /

^— and Foreign Investment and Agency Cor-
poration (Limited), 7 a 12 6-14 a8 <<— 15 a9
fr— 5 M 12 a -'26 m 10 </— 2 ; 1 1 e

Importation of Disease, 6 m 9 </

Improvements in the (Uty, 21 a 4

Impudent Theft of a haU-sovereign from a Sit-
ting Room by the Window, 9) 9 /

Incidence of Local Taxation, 14 j 10 /

Incorporated Law Society Meeting, 30 a 18 a

— Examinations, 14 a 8 c

— — List of Successful Candidates, 80 a 15 #-«

81 M 18 /
INDIA:—
— — Affairs of, sea ea* h do^*s paptr

— Afghanistan, Affairs of, 1 a 3 </— 10 a 8 a
—80 a 7 c— 9 m 5 o— 1 1 M 5 e— 12 m 6 6—27
SI 6 a— 11 i 9 e-20 ; 6 6— 2d> 5 a-24 J 5 e-
87 ; 7 a-29 ; 7 d— 30> 5 a

— *^-^ and Bajaur, 8 m 5 a
— — Cholera in, 13 9 5 6

Russia and England, 1 1 a 6 6—12 m 6 a
Agricultural Distiess in, 4 a 13 a
- Credit in, 29 a 67
Needs of India, 9 a 6 a

India (continued.).
Condition of the Deccan Ryots, 16 a 9a

— Mr. Conway's Mountaineering Expedition^
27f 7 a

Party. 12 m 56

— Course of True Love in the Bombay High
Court, 9 a 6 /

— - Currency Reform. 27 J 7 a
^— Defence of Sadon. l^ali d
Distress in, 8 a 5 cf

— Famine Distnots in, 20 si 6 <»
' Mortality, 1 1 a 5 a

— Fighting with the Jehus, 19 m 5 a —25 m 5-c
Frontier Raids in, 2d / 5 6

— Grievances of Officials. 24 j 4 c

— Indian Currency Association being formed
at Simla, 1 8 in 5 a

— - Itido- Burmese Frontier Tribes, 6 / 5 c
— - Jehus, Operations against, 31 m 5 a— 3 /6•
a_6|5(— 13;56
■ Severe Defeat of. 23 m 5 a— 28 m 9 a

— Journey across Tibet, 26 a 3 c

Kaflriston, Ueporied Fighting in, 16 a 5e

—25 a 6 6

— Lagos. Situation at,^6 a 6 d— 16 «r 10 a
Operationa at, IS moa-^Wj ^d

Luahai Kising, 1 a5i— 6a5a— 7a6 d^

8a3i— 11 a 5 6—12 a 5a-13a5 6— 15 a 4
a— 16 a 6 a— 22 a 3 6-25 a 5 6-4 m 5 6-9'
m 5 a— 10 /« 5 a — 1 1 m 5 ^ — 16 m 5y— 17 m &
6—28 m 5 6 -24 m 5 a— 80 mnh

— Madras Eurasian Association. 6 a 5 d
• ^ Murderous Rnil by Lii^hais. ii a 5 d

Native Ruiera and Imperial Defence, 12 a,

6/

New Bombay Waterworks, 4 a 13 a

Nurses for the English in, 26 a 12 d

— Note on, 1 6 o 7 ^

Opening of the New Bombay Waterworks,.

I a 5 c

— Pahang, Further Trouble in. 9 a 7 ri -. 1 1 a
6 a— 12 a 5 a— 13 a 5 b — 15 a 4 a— 18 a 3 a—'
a 3 a— 23 a 7 a— 26 a 5 <t— 28 a 5 a —7 m 9 a
— 10 m 5 a— 17 m 5 ^— 20 m 5 a— 24 m 6 a— ^
25m 5</-17;5a

Rain in. 16 m 5 ^—23 m 5 a

Relief Works in the Pameah and BhsuguU

pore Districts. 5 a 5 ^

Lord Roberts and the Gooskhas, 2 a 7 o

— — Uupee and Britibh Officers in India, 9 ; 13 »

Second Fight at Ni'lt, 25 <i 3 6

Sliver Question, 23 m 8 a— 15 ;5c— 20/6tf

Tanaa Waterworks, Opening of, by the

Viceroy, 4 a 6 r

— Water Famine in, 13 m 5 a

Indian Government Officials, Grierances of, 26
M 6 a

— Irstitute, Appeal for Help to Complete. 26
alOrf

Ocean, English and French Influence in. 6

J5 d

Opium Trade. 80 ; 8 /

Zadkiel and his Propliectes, 10/9 d

— and General Investmtnt Trust (Limited). 4
j \oc—iSf H d

Indigent Blind School -Long deferred Legacy

l^aiceived by after orer lOU Years, lOj 9 4

m 66

Ind

rALlf eR*lB IKDKX TO ^ TWR TllffSS ^ KRWSPAPEB« [April 1 tOt

iDdoA^rMl and Ooneral Trust (l4kmted), I& a d /

^18 a 9't-30 ri 15 </
IngaM. Panons, C^Uve and Company (Limited),

20; fO/— 30j \2fi
Inns of (^oort, General Examination, ^7 a U «

Coancnl of Legal Education, 15 / ^ /^

INQUESTS ;—

. Aldrich, Arthur Frederick, who wat

DroTned, 7 ; 9 /
— — Alexander, Wm. Augus, who was I>rowiied,

18;9«
«— Ambrose, Depositions ot, at Ihe Inquest

Refused. 21 a 12 d
«-^ Aastruther. Qilbevt who was Borot ta

Death, 21 m ]6e
• — Ashby, Kioh^rd Jowett, Killed on the Rail-
way, 2^) n ^ h
m^^m. Barker. Ge*). Heory Hugh, who was Burot

to Death. 21 m 16 c
« — Bays, Wm.. Ki led in a Ftgbt, 27 a e a
— - Bircbeli Helena, who was Killed hy her

Husbflnd. 26 a 12 fi
m — Bishopsgate C>iUsion, Yictimiof, 18; a«

^21 fSa
..-^ Blanthorn. Wm? Killed hy a Fall. 20 a 6 e
«.^ Bradley, Avis Burnt to Death, 12 m 11 /
«-— Brand, James John, a Suicide, \& mdj
«^- Bromley. Wm. Henry, who was Murdered

by his Father, 2*^ a 12 h
^m>^^ Browning, Amy. a Suicides 21 a 19 fr
— — Buckley, Wm., a Buicide, 8 a 12c
^— Burch. Samuel Milton, who Died from
Failure of the Heart. A tn \\ b

Burton, James, Killed on the Bailway, 20

a 6r
.— - Edith, Murdered, 29 a 10 /
•.i.^ Campbell, Major Robert Hilaso Barlow,

who Died in a Fit, 29 a 10/
— - Chesters, Richard, and Richard Jones^

Suffocated wlule C^leauing a Sewer, 22 ;' 10 «
« — (lark, Will uglhby, a Suicide, 27 a 6 a
m ~ Susan, whu was Killed hy Cruelty, 6 m

11 e

5/

Werter, who was Crushed to Death, 19 m

■M '."lover, MatiSda, who Died fr om an Overdose
ol Strychnine, 23 ; 7 c— 24 ; 12 a -2oj 14 « —
27 j 1 1 /
-^ (?oltman, Eliza. Murdered by her Husband,

18 M 11 /

Geo., a Suicide. 13 a U f

-— Cross, Geo, Stephen, who was Killed hy a

Printinj^ Machine, 11 n \2 d

-» ('ud worth. Eliza, who was Murdered hy her

Husband. Sj 12
mmm Deni.ing, Wm., who was Burnt to Death,

21 m\(\c
— Ulprose. ('arporal Henry, Killed by a Gun

Accident, 9; <> f
m^^ Du.n), Patrick, who Died from Cerebral

Apnplexy, I a II «
R— * E (8 , Thos., and Sophie East, who Died

fr<»ni l*tii?oninj?, '< j 5 /

-*^ lOck ralmll, '^harles, a Suioide, 30 a 10 a
•- — Klizibeih Spiller and her two Children

Murdered, at ISelfast, 8 a 5 /
1^ ]&\liB, MadQliuQ, Shot Dead« 16i « 9 /*

Iimuests (continued),

Floods Mary AnD» Burat to Deatlv 12 m

11/
Gkiver, An\y, Burnt to Death, 7 a 11 a— •

9aa 8 o

Goldsraid, Joseph, a Suicide^ 7 m 10 /

— ^ Greatrex, S. F^ who was Murdered by hia

Son. A) 15 e

— Gribble, Qea. a Railway Porter, Kitted oa
Ihe Railway, 80/9 <•

— Harapstead Railway Station, Fatal Cmtk
at, Persons Killed at, 27 a 10 a

— «» HaviU, Geo.4 who Died from Straagnlatioiv
9a II 6

Hemminga, Henry John, who was Shot

Dead, 23 a 8(i-.26a 12 ^
— *^ Hickie, Wm. John, whol^ed from rhronio

Bronchitis and Kidney Disease* 9 m 6> ^
— *— Hislam, Sydney Norovin who was Ao^
ektentally Shot hy his Brother, 7^18/*

Httgh:s. Thursa, Burnt to Death, 8 a 12»

— U o 4 c

Joyce, Joseph, a Deteotiye Sergeant, wha

was Shoi Dead while trying to Arrest a Pri-^
soner. 24 ; \i)J
•— ^ Laoonture, Raoul, a Suioide, 4 7 15 e
«—> Lafranohine^ Martina, Burnt to Death, 8 4

12 e— 15a 4 r
— p- Lazzari, Augusto^ Burnt to Desth, 8 a 12»

— 15 fi 4 c
^^- Ledermani^ Marie, who vaa Shot Dead, i
9 15 «

Ijeeds Collision Victims of. 18;96— 21^8^

—^ Lockhart, Rev, Father Whl, w1m> Died from

Syncope, 1 9 w 5 /'
— » l40dge. S'lrah^ who was Killed It om FaUins
from a Window, 25 <i 6 /

Lovett, H. C. L., wha was Killed hy Ughl>

Bing, 13 ;G/

a Man. a Suicide, 14 a 4e

.... .Vlarsh, Alice, and Emnui ShrireU^ who were
Poisoned b^ Eatin.i( tin Salmon, 14 a 4 c— 6 la
11 c
.— > M'Keer, Thos. Geo.. Died from Congestioa
of the Brain &o., 23 aS^d

M*T;i bridge. Henry Varnet, Kill&dbya

Wild Horse belonging to Wild West Shaw, 27
jlO A

Mills, — , a Suioide, 23^ 8 <i

' Mrs Killed by her Huslund, 2^:1 a 8 <f
— * Molden, Sergeant who was Shot Dead whei^
Assisting in the Capture oi a Murderer, IS
a 4 r

.— Moyses, Alfred, who Accidentally Poisoned

Himself. 29/ 12/
Myers. EUas, who Died from Heart Dis«

esse. 9 m 6 e
— —i Napper. Harold, who was Killed by m

Cricket Ball, 21 m 16 j
Neligan, George and Sarah, Burnt taDeatlw

16 r/i 9 /
Newing. Thames, Burnt to by the Over^

turning of Paiaffin Lamp, 21a 12 ^
— Newman, Minnie Eliza, who was Drowned.

15 / 7 e
Parkin«oQ, Joseph, and Ble^nor, Poisoaed

Ua9«

June 30, 1 802.]

FJLLnR^fl ntDKX TO ^* TBK TIttES ^ NRWSPAPKR*

Ird

Xnqnejtts (ron/inuecO.

Parkinson, Eiliot Hardy, Killed by a G«n

Shot. 30 u 10 a>-2 m 9«

— — Phillips, Tho8., who was Burnt to Death,

21 »f 18 r

— FiokeriniBr. Jane, who was Murdered by her
Husband. 26 a 12 A

-* Plunoridge, Geo., Killed on the Railway, 20

« 6c
« Poole, Samuel, who was Drowned daring

the Fog. 29 a 10 /

— Post- Mortem. Inquest Fees, 14 m 18 «

— Rflnrlolph, Ernest Henry, a Suicide, 2 ; 1 ly

— Richard?, Henry, Murdered, 13 a 10 d
Robinson. Private. Shot Dead. 7 m 18 /

Seager. Hichard Robert, a Suicide, 22 j 10 e

«— Sheppard, Daisy, who was Poisoned, 26 a

12 6

— Smart, Wm., and Wm. Abemethy, two
Firemen, who were Killed at a Fire, 15 ; 7 e —
24 ; 10 /

<— — Smith, Eli£a, Supposed Remains, of Found
Secrvtly Buried under a Laundry, 18 a 11 /

Spalding. Hugh, a Police- ConsUbie, Killed

by Falling over the Balustrades, 6 a 12 c

^-^ Stewart, Alfred £dw.. Killed on the Bail-
way. J4;12a

— Stone, Elisabt th. Murdered by her Hua-
band, 15 a 4 r

— - Taylor, Maria, who was Killed by her Hus-
band, 16^9/

Teig, Mary, who Died from Apoplexy, 18

— Thomas. Pryse Lewis, a Suicide, 20 u 6 c

— lhomp»oa. Henry, a Suicide. 25 a Sj

— Tuunit^r, Daisy Alice, Drowned, 14 ; 12 a
— ^ Wnrley, Er«nst Claud Victor, who was

Drowned. 13; 6/

— Weston. Mary Ann, and her two Daughters,
and also Emily Weston, who were all Burnt
to DeatU. 7 a 1 1 a— -26 aS a

White, Louisa, who Died from a Fall, 28

a Ha

«— Wilkinson, John Chas., a Suicide, 5 a 11 e

Wood. Lizsie, who was Killed by the Fall

of a Chimney, 6 a 6 e

— Woolbard, Elizabeth, who Died from Star-
yatiou, U a 12 ^

lusolrent Debtors' Court, tee Baxkruptot

Court
Inspection of Seamen's Food, 8 / 18 c
Institute of Bankers. Meeting, 8 a 14 c

Annual Meeting. 6 m 4 €—16 ; 8 c

of Marine Engineers, Annual Dinner, 4 ; 9/

of Secretaries. 25 j 18 «

Institution of Civil lilngineers, Meeting, ia 7 f

of Mechanical Engineers Annual Meeting,

6 m 11./- 7 m 19e

— of Naval Architects, Annual Meeting, 7 a
10c— 8alO^-9a lie

— -^- Dinner, 7 a 10 a

iBsurance Companies, State of Shapes in, $§$

every day* a paper
Trust and Agency (Limited), 18 a 9 a— 28

a Me
Interuational Arbitration and Peace Asso*

ciatioii Annual Meeting, 81 si 5 c

International Horticultural Exhibition, 22 a 8 ^
—5 m 9 «— 9 in 7 e

Bimetallism. 7 m 17 d

Society— Great Flower and Fruit Show,

80m 4 /
Miners Conference, 6^' 8 a -8 f II 6— 9j 14

,—10; 11 0—13/3 a

- Monetary Tonference, 18 m 5 ^

Sanitary C'Ongress, 7 j 8 s

Strikes, 16 ; 4 /

- Trustees Assets and Debenture CorporaUoil
(Limited). 12m II /

Intcr-Kacial Marriages. 12^ 9 e

Investment Trust Corporation (Limited). 9 m 11

/— 21 fa 16 6
—^ Registry and Stoi k Exchange (Limited), 11

jSe
Iowa Land Company (Limited), 18 m 12 e— 1

j 15 c
IKELANJ) :—

Affairs of, 14 m 18/— 31 m 10e--2>6 6— 6

;6c

— » Amnesty Meeting in Cork. 25 a 6 c

- Anti-Home Rule Conference, at Belfast, 9 «
10 e— 27 m 5 f

Ardilaun (Lord) Unveiling the Statue of iu

Dublin. 20 ; 6 A

Aesixes. 4 a 6 A— 15 a 4 e

Belfast Convention, 15 ; 10./

Case of Sir Thomas Brady, 4 i 14 a

of Mrs. Connors, 19 a 7 /— 22 a 7/

Christian Brothers* School, Dublin, Re*

opening of by Abp. Walsh. 26 a 6 6

Church of Ireland, General Synod, 27 a Sf

~-— Coming General Election. 16 a 9 /

Congested Districts Board, 16 a 9 /— 19

m6d

Congress of National Teadiers, 28 a 8 e

- Dublin Society Annual Spring Cattle ShoW|
20 4 a

Evicted Tenants Fund. 18 <» 9 /

Freeman'a Journal I .Vteeting of Shareholderti

1 a 5 /— 2 o 12 /— 18 M 10 a— 21 m 14 i

Notices about. 4 m 6 a— 5 m 5y^l7 m 6 /

—19 m 5d— 20 w 10 ^

— — Great Unionist Convention in Dublin, 22

;9s
Holy Cross College Clonliffe Meeting of R. GL

Archbishops and Bishops at, 6 a 6 ^
the Indtpenfent v, the National Press, 28

ill d

Industrial Progress in. 26 a 6 /

Irish Medical Association, 20 a 4 a

National League Meeiings, 2 j 6 6 — 6

; 10 a

Presbyterian Church Annual Assemblyi
7/8/
^ Kilkenny Lunatic Asylum and the Govern*
ment, 19 a 7 /

— Land Grabbing Meeting near Cork to con*
demn, 2 m 9 e

— Libel Action of Dr. Kenny. 27 illy

— Manning(Hev. J.) Address to his PeopU
against Parneliism as Adulterous People, 23
} 9e

— Mutil<iting Ewes on the Cliiarioarde Estate,
8a5/

57

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[April I to

IreUuid (continued).

National Federation, Meetings, 7 a 5y— 21

a 7 €—25 a 6 c— 5 m 5 /— 16 m 9 «

Mr. Healy at. 27 a 6 6

■ League Meetings, 6 a 6b

School Teachers Annual Congress, 81 a 7

r— 22 a 7 J

Notes on the SUte of. 2j»if

Parnellite Convention at Drogheda. 27a 66

-*— >- Manifesto. \6i \2d

Presbyterian Church, General Assembly, 8
; lOc-U f 13/

» Prospects for the Coming Elections in, U
a 7/

— Singular Scene between Father Hughes and
Mr. Duly, 28 ; li d

— State of Ireland, 18 i 8 «

— Mr. Stoney a Tipperary Ma^strate Sen-
tenced to three Months Hard Labour for
Brutally Assaulting Mrs. Banbury, 13 j 6 6

— Trial by Jury in. 29 7 9 «
— > Unionist Cause in. 24 1 10 a

Demonstration in Dublin, 29 a 10 a

- Ulster Convention, 12 m 6 6— 3j 10 c— 4 j 14
a^tij 6r--8; \0 c—d ) 9e— 13j6 6— 16/ 9«
— 17;6«/— 18; 10a

Abp. of Dublin on, 20.; 6 b

^— Home Rulers Manifesto against, 21 / 11 /

Mr. MundcUa on, 20 1 5y

Notes on, 20 ; 6 5 -20 ; 10/

•• Irish Affairs " and Imperial Affairs, " 29> 12 c

Clericalism. 29 j 16 a -80 ; 7 a

'-"— How they understand the Union. I a 8 cf
— - Methodist Conference and Home Bule^ 28

— — Question, 80 j 7 c

Iron and Steel Institute Annual Meeting, 28 m 7 d

— Trades, Conference at the Westminster
Pakce Hotel. I6;6<^

Isaac Newton University Masonic Lodge at Cam-
. bridge— the Foundation Stone Laid by the

Earl of Latham Stolen and its contents taken

away, 9 m 6 e
Islington Horse Show, 4 m 9/— 6to U a— 7m 7 a
Italian Banks Bill 12 a 6 /

Crisis, 19 II 10 e

— -* Finance, General Review of, 16 a 11a

Works of Art» 12 a 6 /

ITALY:—

— Affairs of, 19 a 8 s— 28 a 7 s— 25 a 6 a— 18
j5 d

CalMuet Crisis in, 7 m 9 6—9 m 6 &— 10 m 6

6—11 1116 a
— * Italian Cabinet, Resignation of, 16 a 8 6—16

ab
-^- Distress in Northern. 15 j 4 e

Economical Value of Tourists to, 25 a 11 /

.^— Fall of the Ministry. G m 5 a-9 m 6 6
<— Fatal Landslip in, 25 /9c

Foreign Golil in. 8 ; 13 c/

. the Foreign Trade of. 16ci 9 i

«— Garibaldi, Unveiling the Monument to at

Palermo. Speech of Signor Crispi, 2(5 m 9 a —8

jbd
-r^- and Grrmany. 20 j b d
-^ — Legislative Proceedings, 5 si 6 if~3I m 5 c

— S;&i<- 10;6s-16>6d
6ft

Italy (continued),

Ministerial Crisis, 21 a 6 e— 28 a 8 6

New Obinet, 20 a 8 «

Ministry. 12 « 6 6—18 m 66—16 me a-«

]7m5a-18in6 r— 26 m 6 d— 27 m 6 6—6/ 6 6

^~> Political Situation, 1 j 5

— Protection of Ancient Monuments in, 1 6 a 7 a

— Railways in, 1 a 6

— Strike of the Typographers of Milan for aa
Increase of Wages. 80 m 6 e

and Switxerland, 20 a 8 /

«— and the Triple Alliance, 12 m 6 6—20 m 8 «

— 2(> m S a_28 m 9 a— 6j 6 a

and the United States. 14 m 9 e

Ives (Fred. E.) on Photography in tho Colours

of Nature, 12 m 4 /

Jackson (W. L.) and the LeatherseUers Com-
pany. 23 ; 7 1/

at Leeds, 12 ai 6 </— 10 ; 9 e-11 j 11/-18

j3/-2Ij5s

Jamaica, DalziePs Telegrams from, 6 f 7 /— 7
>10e

— Legislative Proceedings, 21 a 6 a

Proposed Observatory 61 Marine Biology in,

22i 10 d
James (Sir Henry) on Football, 16 m 12 e

Address to his Constituents, 24 ; 7 6

at Bury. Id / 6 6

at Cardiff, 19 m lOc?

— at Liverpool, 28 t* 10 s
at Manchester, 26 j 10 6

— on Textile Legislation. 6 ; 7 e
Japan. Cabinet Crisis in, 6 a 6 s

Affairs of. 12 a 6 a— 19 a 3 /— 22 a 8 /— 7

m9e-7m 17/— 9m6a-19m 4 /— 20 j 6 e
—- Commerce in. 20 a Sy
— ^ Disturbances in, 26 m 6 s

— Evidence as given in the Courts of Justice
in, 20 o 6

«— Progress of Christianity in, 20 o 6 a

Society, 80 f. 7 /-24 ; 7 ii-26y 9 d

Jarvis Conkiin Company. 29 9 14 e

Jenkins (li. C.) What is the Canon Law, 19 a 6 <f

Jesuits, Bequest of the Duchess de Pastrana to

the Society of, 2 a 7 e
Jews Free School, 27 ; 18 /
Jewish Population of England, 18 si 8 d
— Ritual. Chief Kabbion, 27; 11 s
Jez Blake (T. W.) on Steam Cruise in the

JSffBon, 12 o 10 a— 18 a 18 c
Jhanisie Tea Association (Limited), 21 y 10 e
John Brown and Company (Limited), Ibj U e
Johannesburg Estate Company, 24 m 11 6

Lighting Company, 27 a 1 1 6

Joint Stock Companies, the Utest Swindle in, 18

a 4 c
Jokai (Assam) Tea Company (Limited), 21 ; lOs
Jorehaut Tea Company (Limited;, 10 / 12 </— 22

jl2e

Jo eph (Major) on St. Dunstan-in-the-Easth 21 a

14 «
Joyce*s Widow Testimonial Fund. SOjed
Jubilee Gold Company (Limited), 18 a 12 /
Junius ControTersy, Sir P. Francis's wbofo
Correspondence^ te be sold at siothebr's. 6 i 9 /
—8 ^1811 -^

Juno 80, 1892.]

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if.

iMi

Juiy Senrice, 25 a IS «

K.

I

KaraUke (Allen Field) Anecdotes of, 4 ; IB J
Katanga Gxpedirion. 21 ; 5 4— 28 ; 6 /
Kelani Valley Tea Association (Limited), 18 a 9a
Kelham Rolling Mills Company (Limited), 17 tii

\ld
Kelyin (Lord) at Liyerpool, \Sa \0 e
Kennedy (U. A.) Labour Employment Bureaux,

Kennel Club Dog Show, 9 | 10 c

K«*nt Fire Insurance Company, 80 ; 12 6

Kent (Charles) on Browning's Life of Strafford,

Kenward and Court (Limited). 12 a 4 r

Khan (Prince Malcolm; and the Persian Qradd

Vizier, 2 m 10 /
Kidd (Wro.) on Drawback Allowance* on Spirits

£zported. 16 a 7 /'
Kimberlev (Garl of) at Falmouth. 9 ; 6 ^

in Norfolk, 27 a Bj

King's College Loodon, Distribution of Prhees,

18 y I8<

- 82nd Annual Dinner of the Old Students,
81m 9/

Hospital, Festival Dinner. 16 m 8 e

Kipling (Kudyard) in Sight of Monadnock, 18

a6a
Kirkman (J. P.) on the Aurora as seen at Oxford,

27 a 12 6
Knight (Samuel) on Railway Stations and the

Public Safety, 21 a 7«
KNIGHTHOOD AND BABONETAOE :^
Buchanan. Dr. G* orge, 6 a 9 «

Prince Abbas Pasha. KhediTe of Egypt, 18

yi»/
Knowles (James) on the Wellington Monument

in St. I'aul's. 20 n 4/
Knutsfurd (Lord) atTramlington, 81 j» 13 c
KodclitBch (Oen. Von.) un India, 8 a 18 c
Krohu (U. A.) on Sabastine, 7 a M /
O. Kynoch and Corjpany (Limited), 18 si 12 c-*

4; 150—14; lly

L.
Labouchere ( -) at St. Pancras, 23 ; 7 fr
Labour (commission, 2 a 12 a — d a 6 a

Group B,, 4 m 12 6—6 m 8^—9 m 8 a—

18 IN 3 /—16 m 8 (2

Meeting. 21 m 7 /— 26 m 18 «^80 m Id a

— 2 ; 7 <i-l6 ; 6 /-16 ; 7 / - 18 y 7 s

— Question and May -day, 20 a li a— 21 a5 d
Lady-birds, Appearance of, at Tonbridge^ 9 a

Lagos, Situation at, 10 m 5 6

La Guaira Harbour Corporation (Limited), 18

jSd
Lake Mosris, Paper on, 8 m 7 <

Nyassa, Disaster on. 18 a 9 /*

Lalleraand's Paper on his Expedition into Kohi8'>

te% 8 > 4 s
Lambert (Brooke) Home for the Feel^e-Mioded,

21 a 3(i
Lambeth Distriet Teachers' Astoclatkm Meetitog,

16m 4/
Workhouse, Letter of the Master to (be

Abp« of Cauterbuiy, 16 a 9 d

Lampson^s Summer Sale of Furs. 18 ; 8 6
Lancashire Independent College, the Bp. of Man'
Chester at, 16 m 6 a

— Trust and Mortgage Insurance (Corporation
(Limittrd) 4j 15 c

Laud Allotment Company (Limited), 16 m 12 tf
Corporation of West Australia, 2 a 6/

— Purchase Acts and the Land Clerks of Ire
land, 13 a iSj

and Mortgage Oompany of Egypt (Limited)i

6 m 12(2

■ Annual Meeting. 24 m 4 e

Investment, and Agency Ckimpanyol

America (Limited), 2 a 6 «

Landlords and Tenants in Wales. 6J Sb
Langliome (W. H.) on Enclosures In Lettef

Cards, 7 a 6/
Langston (ilardwicke) Dangerous State of Great

James Street Bedford liow, 7 ; 5 6
Lantaro Nitrate Company (Limited), 14 a 8 <
Late Deliveries by Carriers, 21 a 3 e
Messrs. Laughland, Mackay and Bakef ^ 2 m ISl

c— 3; 11/
Law Courts Garden, 9 a 6 a

— Fire Insurance Society, 12 a 4 6
LAW:—

Actions in Common Law, see CiriL

Actions

in Superior Courts, see Citil AcTiose

-»-« Annual Meeting of the Bar, 11 a 12 e

Appeal Cases, see Civil Actions

Criminal Cases ,5eeMiDDLE8BX SBSsioxe

— An ears in the London Court of Quarteif
Sessions. 25 u 6 s— 26 ally

•— Bankruptcy Court Cases, secBANKBUPTOt

COUBT

— Bankruptcies, see Bankbuptoib0

— Bar Ck)mmittee, 2 ; 4 6
Annual Election of Members, 12 M 6y

— Business of the Court. 8 a 14 / — 14 a 8 c-»
—2 m 13 a— 16 j 7 a— 20 ; 3 a-'29 / 16 e

— Cases in the Admiralty Court, see Admi^

BALTr CoUBT

— Cases in the Probate Court, see Civil^
Actions

— Cases before the Provincial Maglstratee
see PoiiiCB

of Appeal, 25 a 8 c— 26 a 8 e-^ m 4 6-«

7 m 19 k^n m 4 »— 1 / » <2-28 j 18 6 & s— 89
/ \Ad

^ the Elections, 21 j 3 c^2d j 8 a-^24/8f

6— 26 J 18C-.27J 17ei

— CslWs to the Bar, 12 m 11/-80 ; 12 s

— (Central CriminsJ Court, Second May Ses^
sions, 24 m I'd c

— (/lasification of Cause Lista 21 a 8 s

— Consistory Court, see ABOHBe, &0.

— Council of Judges, 23 y 10 e

"^ County Court Cases, see Civil AoTioxe
— » of I^ndon Sessions, see Cbiminal TsialS
-'-> Court for the Consideration of Crown
Cases Reserved, see Cbikinal Tbials
■^ CourU of (Quarter Sessions, i8y 14/
-« Days of Sittings of the Courts, rn ever^
day's paper

— Death of Lord Bramwell, 10 m 8 e

-«- Dividends in B«akruptc7,*e« DiTioaimi

69

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PALMKB's index to ^ THS TIMK8 " NEWSPAPER.

[April 1 ti

Law (coniinu^),

— r- Divorce Court, see Divoroe Court

Easter VaCHtion, 2al6< — I4a8c *

— ^ Eoclesiaatical Cases, see Ahcheb Couet
Estates in Liquidation, see Estates

Hearing of Probate aad Divorce Causes, 10

—o- High Court of Justiciary, 28 a 4 c

— Judicial Cooimitiee of the Privy Council.
23 }de

-~— June General Sessions, \G} 7 d

— Law Courts^Notice about. \0j U6

Notices. 22 a 6 rf— 6 m 14 o-7 « 19 6—

12 m 3 / — 1» m 8 /— 24 m 3 /^BO m 12 e~2 f 7
<i— 20;3o-2lj3/^

Lord Mayor's Court Actions, see Civil

Actions
Meeting of the Judges, 16 / 7 <— 18 / 17 e

— New Lord Justice --Air Justice A. L. Smith,
18; 17«

— Northern Circuit of the Judges. 10 m 3 /—
28 i 13 /

— > — Notices of Sittings of the Courts, in evertf

daif^s paper
of Causes, &c., in «pery day*s papa

— Opening of the April bessious at the Old
Bailey, 5 a 14 a

■ ■ ■ Clerkenwell, 26 a 3 e
«— at GuUaiuU. Westminster, 1 1 a 4 a
House, Newington, 18 a 3 e

of the Central Court. 3 m 4 -28 j 3/

— >— > Partnerships, see Partnerships

~ Privy Council Proceedings, see Civil Ac-
tions

— p* Public Examinations, see everif Wednesday's
anA Saturday's paper

Quarter Sessions, Trials in, see Criminal

Trials

Queen's Birthday and the Law Court, 14

m \6e

Railway and Canal Commission Court, $99

Civil Actions

— Hesiguation of Sir Edward Fry, 14 ; 9 e
— p- Hoto of Queen's Bench Masters, 14 ; 14 a
— — Rule Committee of the Judges, Meeting of»

7a3«
«— Scotch Bench and Bar, see Scotch

— Sequestrations, see Bankruptcisb
-^^ Sittings at the Queen's Bench Division, 28

^ 13 e 9 J a d—60j 14 d

—r- Spring Assizes, 2H a 3 d

Suits in Chancery, see Civil Actzoiu

Summer Assises, 11.;' 13 e

t, ■ Circuits of the Judges. 4y 7 <
<— — Suspensions, see Suspensions
.^^ Trial of Queen's Bench Actions. Notlee

about, 11 7' 7 b
Trials m the Criminal Court, see Ceuuval

Trlals

Vacation Sittings, 20 a 10 a— 9y 8 d

Whitsun Vacation. 21 m 17e— 1 ;8y

— — Winding-up Petitions, 2 m 13 a

Wrecks Commissioners' Court, see WuMCKB

LBADUHQ ARTIOL£S :--

Affairs of Uganda, 14^' 9 «

— — Amateur Golf Championship, 14 si 13^
T^ Ara^i;icaa Silver, 25 a S| a

Leading Articles {conttwted),
Anarchists Outrages, 7 a 9 d

in Paris 2^ a 9 /

and their Victims. 28 a 7 6

Approaching Dissolution, 1 1 y

13 6

Attempted Revolution in Buenos Ayres, 4

m9 h

Attitude of Prince Bismarck, 29 j 11 b

Awkward Resolution, 18 a 7 a

— — Mr. Balfour at the Conservative Club, 2 a

11 a

Manifesto. 16i 9 a

^— and the Situation. 9 n 9 a

— — on Unionist Pc rf ormance. 2 a 1 1 6

Banquet to Sir Robert Herbert, 27 m 96

Barnard Peerage Case, 3 1 m 9 d

Belfast Convention, \7 i9 d

- Belgian Constitution, 1 1 m 9 6
Birthday Honours, 25 m 9 d

- Biahopsgate Accident, 15 ;' 9 e

Prince Bismarck's Birthday, 4 a 9 e

Journey. 21 i9r.

Mr. Booth's Social Scheme. 9 ;9 6

British Trade and British Represeototives

Abroad, 9 a 11 c

- Bench and Legislature in New Zealand, 88
SI 9 ''

Budget, 12a9 6

Chinese Diplomacy, 1 4 « 7 a

Church and State in France, 22 a 7 a

Clergy Discipline Bill. 29 a 9 6

■^— Clericals and Paruellites, 19 a 7e
-^ Coast ( 'omniunieation. 27 a 9 6
»-» Colonial Keciprucity, 27 a9 c

(?oming Election, 23 in 9 a

— — Commercial Treaties and Continenta
Powers, 6 a 9 6

- Committee on Theatres and Music Halls, 7
si9c

** the Commonweal, "7m 13 r

Conviction ot Deeming. 3 m 9 <f

— ^ Co-operative Congress. 7 j 7 e

-^ Co-operation v. Legislation, 9 ; 9 a
— " Coronation Jubilee on Hungary, 7 / 7 «

- County Council Report. 13 a 9 tf

Course of Farliamentary Business, 3 m 9

Criminals in America, 23 a 116

- Critics of the Public Prosecutor, 14 a 7 6

Cry from the Suburbs, 25 a 9 c

- Currency Reform in Austria-Hungary, 16
m 9c

— — the Cydades, 13 q 9 s

^— Daath of the Broad Guage, 23 m 9 <f

Deeming's Application to the Privy Coun-
cil, 12 m 9 tf— 20 m 9f

Defeat of Mr. Blaine, II i \S c

Derby Day at Westminster and Epsom, 2

j9d

the Dissolution. 29 1 11 a

»— Duke of Devonshire on Home Rule, 26 a 9 6

Durham Miners Strike, 27 m 9 cf

Eaater Holidays^ 19 a 7 a

Sir Peter Kdlin and the London Countjr

Council, 3 ; 9 e

Education Grant, 20j9d

and l^salTamtioa Belief (SoojUaii4} Bill

June SOy 1892.] palmer's index to " the times," i^ewspapbr.

Lea

Loading Artidos {continued),

— Egypt nnd Turkey. Hade

— — Egyptifiu Judicial Refotms, 6 ;' 9 c

— Eight Hours Day. 3 m 9 r
«— - Election Campaign. 'dOj 9 a
9 ■ Speeches. 25 j 13 a

-^- Elections in Victoria, 22 a 7 b

•■" Eiubankment Trarowtiy proposed, 9 m9 e

— Emigration and Immigration, 2 w 9 6
«— End of I he Durham Strike, 2 ; 9 e
<*-— Eve of the Dissolution, 27 r 9 a
—^ Fair Wages, 30 >» 9 6

V France and the Anarchists, 16 m 9 &

*— Mr. Froude's Appointment at Oxford, 6

a9r
«-^ Future of the Imperial Institute, 18 m 9 e

- of Railway Travelling. 9 ;' 9
G^graphioal Society. 2 1 m 9 <?
Gift to Liverpool and Manchester, 23^ 9 d
Mr. Gladstone on the Dissolution. 2 a M e
m Address to his Con^rituents, 24 ; 9 a

- and the Labour Question, 177 9 6
^ on the London Programme, Ij 9 a
• Position, 22 7 9 a

- and UUter. 20 / 9 a
Oladstonian's Last Cry, 18 / 13

- and Clericals. 30 ; 9 fr

— Mr. Go8chen*8 Finance, 17 m 9 c

— Government and its Business, 4 a 9 a — 6 a
9 a— ISn 9 a -21 ni)3 6-31 m9 b

and the Opposition, 13 j 9 a
Greek Elections, 1 7 m 9 6
Hampstead Accident, 20 a 7 c

Inquest. 27 a 9 e^

Haicourt (Sir W.) at Bristol, II m 9 e
at Manchester, 22 j 9 c

14

*— History of a Popular Song, 4 a 9 <i

m^^ Hospital Sunday. 20 ; 9 d

*--> Hurricane in Mauritious, 23 m 9 c

. — Illiterate Voter, 14 «i 13 6

•— India Office and the Spanish Chestnut,

ale
«^ > Institution of Naval Architects, 11 o 9 e
«».- Irish Distress Fund, 9 m 9 '>

Local Government Bill, 20 m 9<y^24 m 9 6
Policy of the Government, IG^ 9 6
Unionists, 29 a 9 c
Irishmen on the Election, 1 j 7 h
Italian Affairs, 15a 7a
Crisis, 6 » 9 6—10 m9h
Ministry, 20 a 7 6—26 m9
James (Sir Henry) at Bury, 67 9 h
Labour in Queensland, 1 6 m 9 a
Last Holiday, 4; 13 a

— Night's Debate, 30 a \\^
Local Authoritits and Land, 5 m 9 e

.^ Government Board Medical Report, 2 a

Uc

<* Marseillaise ** and its Author, 26 a 9 e
May Day, 2 lo 9 a

- Demonstrations. 18 a 7 6—25 d9 d
_ - Memorial to Dr. Arnold, 14 ; 9 d

— - Metropolitan Hospitals, 24/ 9 c

. Mining Labour and Profits, 18 a 7 c

«_ Minneapolis C/onvention. 10 ; 9 </

•i— ilaTal bupremacy and Fixed Defence^ 20

■ Vol

( Leading Articles (continued),

New Kind of Famine— Technical Teachers

for Elementary Schools. In « 7 c
Nomination of Mr. Cleveland, 24 ; 9 6

- Official ( IrcuIarM for Emigrants, 16 a 9 r

Opening of the Electoral Campaign, 8 ; 9 a

Opposition and i's Policy. 21 ; 9 a

Optimist Free Traders, 16 a 9 6

- - ** Orme "the Race Horse. 80 a II c
Oxford and the Ifortnnm Benefaction, 8^9 o

Parliamentary Prospect, 1 ; 9 6

Pedestrians and Cyclists. 2\ a 9 d

Pensions for Elementary Teachers, 13^' 9 &

- Persian Loan, \7 m9 d
Physical Education in France, 23 a He

Plural Voting. 19 m 9 e

— Toiicy of the Opposiiition. 5 in 9 ef
Political Campaign, 10^* 9 a

■ ' ■ Parties, 27 ; 9o

Oratory. 23 ; 9 a

■■ Speeches, 2 ) a 7 a— 21 a 9 6

- Situation 1 1 a 9 a —26 m 9 6 —30 m 9 a
Position of the Unionist Party. 28 m 13 6

Postal Politeness. 22 a To

— — President Carnot in Lorraine, 8j 9 d

Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria. Hj 9 a

Progress of ParUamentary Business. 13ni 96

- Proposed New Street, 30 ; 9 c
Protest of Ulster, 18 j 13 6

Queen's Keturn. 4 m 9 a

- Question of Privilege, Sn 9 b
liailway Accidents, Annual Blue Book on.

l8m9o '
Rating of Machinery, 7 a 9 6

— Ravachol's Defence, 25 ; 136

Report of the Charity Commissioners, 31

m9 c

on the Royal Mint. 6 / 9 rf

— — — of the Theatres Committee, 3 / 9 <l

of Town Holdings Committee, 21 m 13 c

- Republican Convention, 7j 7 d
— ^ Response to Ulster. 23 ; 96

- Revenue Returns. 1 a 9 a

Roman Catholicism in the Law Canrts, 30

m 9 c

Rusxia and England in E*ersia,38 a 11 a

Germany and Bulgaria. 19 a 7 6

— Sale of the Althorp Library, 17 ; 9 c

— Lord Salisbury on the Irish Question. 7 m
13 6

at Hastings. 19 m 9 6

Manifesto. 28 j 9/

St. George's Southwark. I j 9 rf

School Board Budget. 4 j 13 d

— Scotch Disestablishment, 25 m 9 s

Separatism in Queensland, 6 m 9 •

— — Septennial Act, 9 c 1 1 6

the Session, -28 1 9 a

and the Dissolution. 14/96

Sex in Education, 4 m 9 r

Shouting for Courage, 4 m 9 6

Silver Conference, I 'i m 9 c

Situation in Nynssaland, 15 a 7 d

Small Holdings, 18 a 96
Bill in Committoe, 6 a 9 *10 m9 c-^I4
j9c
•«- SoQiety of Authors, 1 j 9 «

61

X^ea

PALMSR*8 nn>vx TO ^Tm Tiin5s** HBW8PAPEB. [April 1 to

pleading Articles {continued),

South American Truublei, 18 a 9 e

Mr H. M. Stanley's Candidature, 21 1 9 <y

n State of Business in the Queen's Bench,

Division, 12a 9r
w^-~^ Mr Stc^yenson on Samoa, 4 ; 13 6

« Teaching University for London. 26 a 9 </

_ Th€ Tim* a and Newspaper Copyright, 8; 9 b
_ Trial of Mrs Montagu. & a 6d
•.— Troubles in Uganda. 2 j 9 a

, Turkey and Egypt, 16 a 9 a

« Unionist Position. 12 m 9 a

„ Universities Abroad, 10 ; 9 b

._ ' Valuable Italian Import, 21 a 9fl
^_ Vote on Account, 27 m 9 6

« Victory of the Qovernment, 25 n 9 e

, Walmer Relics. 23a\l d

« Walsall Anarchists, 6 a 9 6

, Wellington Monument in St. rauFs. 12a9d

^.-. Webh Construction, 8 ; 9 <

Women's Suffrage. 2Io9a>28a9c

, Working Day in Our Colonies. 26 a 9 e

., Workmen's Trains, 1 9 a 7 o

_ Yesterday's Parliament, 2 a II

Jieap from London Bridge, 7 ; 6 b

Jjcather Trade Exhibition, Opening of the

Agricultural Ball, 6 a 9 /
Lecky (W. E. H.)on Mr. QUdstone's Clapham

Speech. 21 / 10 a
Xiceds, the Misses March Found a Working Men's

Parochial Institute at. 87 o 6
Xiceson (Aug. J.) Adulteration of Normandy

Butter, 21 a 12 6
Xieeward Islands, 7i7e
Legal and Geaeral Life Assurance Society, 1

; 11 6
Leicester Art Gallery. 20 m 9 /
Leigh (Chandos) on the Paddtngton Recreation

Grouni,8 j 10 d
Xjeisbton (Fred.) on Alfred Stevens's Monument

to the Duke of Wellington, \2aSd
Lessware (II.) on Distress Among Metropolitan

Drovers, 2 a 1 2 a
Lewis (Ada. M.) on English Girls in French

Theatres, 16 a 12 6

„ (Sir George) on Home Misrule, 2iJ \S d

X^wisham Church Extension Association Annual

Meeting, 4 7 1 4 b

. Hilly Fields Note on, 6; 14 s

Lias (Rev. J. J.) on Welsh Nonconformists and

the Church of England, 6 ; 14 b
Liberal Conference at Machynlleth, 21 a 10 /
Liberation Society, Triennial Conference, 4 m 5

/^6 m 6 6
Jiiberia, Leading Facts of its History &c^ 14 01

7d
Liberty and Property Defence League, 20 m 1 1 cf
Licensed Victuallers Asylum. Anniversary Din-
ner at the Crystal Palace, 2Ct m 12c
— Central Protection Society of London, 18

j9c
w-« Defence League, 6 at 9 </
.— School H6th Anniversaiy Festival, 29 j7d
Lichfield Diocesan Conference, 28 a 8 a
— — Restoration Fund, 15 a 6 <f
X4ebig*s Extract of Meat Company (Limtted)^ 6

p 12 f ~2i) «i 4 e— 3j U /

Lifeboat Trials at Lowestoft, 18 a 8y
Lighthouse Commisidon. 20 j S d
Lighthonses and Lightships, 17 ; 9 /
Lincoln's Inn, Grand Day in Easter Term at, i
m 9e

in Trinity Term 22.1 9 d

Linen Trade of Ulster Annual Meeting. 23 a II •

Linotype Company (Limited) 14 w 15 c

Linton (J. D.) National Gallery of British Art»

24/ 14 6
Liquid Oxygen and Liquid Air, 1 7 f \i d
Literary Theft, 15 « 7 tf — 16 a 8 <:^19 a 6 6—20

a 8 /— 21 a 8 b --29 a 10 6— 80 n 10 a

Notes on. 28 o 8 </— 25 a 12 c— 26 aSf

Little (Geo. Herbert) Inspection of Seamen "ft

Food, d; 13 £
Liverpool, 1 1 a 9 e
Duke of Connonght's Visit to. 23 y 7 <f

— and London and Globe Insurance (Company,
9iii \2a-\Sm 12c

— and Manchester, Munificent bequest of
£350.000 to be Devoted to Benefit tha Poor
of, by Mr David Lewis and his Residuary
Legatees, 23 ;4 r— 27.; 1 1 /

Lloyd's, Rewards for Bravery given by, 13 a HJ

Loan Exhibition at Guildhall. 6 a 9 /

Loans to .Metropolitan Local Authoritlee, 7 a

12 <
Local Government Act Commission, 20 m 10 6

— Taxation Act 7 m 16''

Loch (C. S.)on ''General" Booth's Scheme, 1&

;ii«

Locusts in Algiers. 19 a 5 «
ixxsusts, Flights of in Morocco, 879s
Logos and the Gold Coast. 22 a 8 i
London (Bp. of) Pastoral on the Bishop of
London's Fund. 14 w 11 /

— and the Grindflwall Conference^ 21 hi 19 o
— — Academy of Music, 18 ; 18 c

— Anti'Vivisection Society, Annual Meeting,
8> 7 /

Cart Horse Parade, 7th Annual, 12 m 4 «

— Central Markers, 14 ; 12 6

— > Chamber ol (Commerce, 10th Annual Meet*

ing. 1 (I 10 /
— p- City Mission. Annual Meeting, 6 si 6 ^

— Clergy Holiday Fund. Note on. 7; 4 rf
Coffee and Eating- Bouse Keeper's Associa*

tion, Wmlfid

Congregational Union, Annual Meetings, 6

u5f

— Discesan Conference Annual two-day'ii
Gothering. 28 a 13/

— Fruit-Exhibition in. 15 a 7 </

~— General Investment Trust (Limited), 18 m
lit

Gregorian Choral Association, 22nd Anni-
versary at St. Paul's, 10 ; 4 a

Impruved Cab Company (Limited)^ 80 7 12 •

Lincolnshire Society Seventh Annual

Dimier, 6 m 14e
— — Missionary Society, 1 6 m 6 a

Nitrate Company (Limited), 16 m 12 6

— -* Nonoonformiat Council, 14} 12 a^l7 • U

/~21; 12 6—29} 10 a

Oil Storage Company (Limited), 11 j fi «

-^.*- Police Court Mlssiou, 19 a 2 /

June CO, 18^2.]

palveb's index to " the times" kewspapbr.

Ma.

London Porter's Benevolent Association, Annual
Festival. 9 a \2d

School Boaid Industreal Schools, 29 / 9 /

— Scottish American Trust, (Limited), 2$ m
10/— 4; 15 c

Trades Council, Meeting, \5 a 5 e

Labour KepresentHtionjLeague. Meetings,

I6m9(/
— — Trust Company (Limited), 12 a 4 c— 21 j

II 6-I818 b
•^ University -Convocation, 1 1 m 6 /
—- Wesleyan May Meetings, 20 m 5 /
' and Lancashire Fire Insurance Company, 5

m II o

' Life Assurance Society, Ball 6—27 a

11 b

— and New York Investment Corporation,
(Limited). 2fi a A e

- — and North- West American Mortgage Com*

pany cLimited), 2aGe
-^ and Proviecial Marine Insurance Company.

17 ; lie-
•^- and Sioux City Colony and Investment

Company, 21 alls

— and South Aft lean Exploration Company
(LimitedV 12 a 4 c— 29 a 1 1 t/-23 ; 11 /

and Tilbury Lighterage Company. 17 ; II a

Long (Walter) in Wiltshire, 9 m 6 ^-6; 9 /— 13
;■ 7/— 20; 9^-22; 12 r

(W. H.)at Hungerford, 8 a 5 /

Lord Chancellor at Cardiff, 28 a 8 e

un Christian Evidences, 27 m 3J

Lord Mayor, Election of, IG ni 6 /

Lovell (Walter) on Maximilian Hell, the

Afltronomer. 1 5 k 7 /
Lowell Memorial, 3 ; 10 rf
Lowther (J. W.) at Penrith, 20 a 4 <r

at York, 2;J a *J b

Lubbock (Sir John) at Tunbridge, 16 ; 9 rf
Luckimpore Tea Company ( Limited}, I ; 4 «
Lunn (Charles) Lecture on Voice Production.
27 m 37

M.
Mackarness (Frederic) on an Unsuspected

Dangt^r— Poioned Celypseed, 14 i/i \7 h
Maclean (J. M.) on Mr Uume and the Indian

National Congress. 2 m 7 s
lAacdonald (Sir John, Statues of, 10 / 9 d^ll

; 18/-
Macdougall (P. L.) State of the Army, 13 ;8 /
M*Clean (Donald S.) on the Population of

Hanwell, 25 a 7 ^
M'Ewan (James) Company, 5 aS f
M'Hugh (K. G.)on St. Lucia, 11 ; 6/
M-Kmley Census, 26 a io ^/
— Tariff. Possible Consequences of, 7 «i 8 c
M*Lean (Rev. Dr.) on the lied and White Jiaces

of Manitoba and the North A' est, 7 a 13 /
M-Neill (J. G. Swift) on *» Uuwhiggiug " the

Whigs. 6 ;3/
Madagascar— British Subjects in, 2> 6 /
Magpie Minstrels, 8j 9 / — 25 y !>/
MagUtratet. Appointment of. 9; 5 /
Maier (Julius) on the Lauffen-^'rankfort Trans-
mission, 18a8y
tfAOiS:—
■I Hs ttfgry day* paper

Mails (continufd)

AnitTiean Service, 19 m 7 A

Majuli Tea (^)mpaMy (Limited), 30 « 1 1 /

Makum Tea Cora puny, 7 w 15 6

Makins (Wm. Thos.) on the London Water

Complies 12 a 10 /'— 19 a 9 /i-2:> a 12 d
Mallesuu ifi, B.) on Lord Cross* Indian Bill li

a 11 c '

Maliock (W. H.) on Mr GUdstona and the
Poverty of Ulster. 2H / 6/

Mammoth Discovery of Remains in Endsleieh

Street 13 a lOc
Manchester. Bimcttalists at. 5 w 9 ?
Licepse Grai ted to the Palace of Varieties

Music Hall. 7 » 9 e

Unity of Odd Fellows, 19 u 6 c-^Qj 6 6—7

;6a^->s ,«c- lOj U /~13; 13 6

Man>(el-Wurzel Fly, 15 ; 7 ^
Manitoba Mortgnge and Investment ComDanv
(Limited). 2(i </ 4 « *^ '

Heal Estate Company (Limited), 26 a ( e

Manning ((Cardinal) Meeting to Inaugurate at

Memorial to, 27 a 9 c— 28 a 10 <2

- Memorial Fund, 20 ; 6 a
Mansion House Propised Subways, 2j9j

Easter Banquet at. 2b' a 8 e

Annual Banquet to the Judges at. 23 / 7 /

Duke of A08U at, 3(» ; 8 6

— ^ Dinner to the Members Ac. of the Surrey

Farmers* Stagh lunds. 8 «i .9 /

to the Bank Directors and the Bankers an I

Merchints of Lomlm. 20 m 6 /

Welsh Banquet at. 80 m 7 b

Manson (rapt.; Or lerof Court for not Destroy-
ing his Dog, 21 ;/i I3e ^

Manton (Ueuben) Fishing Boats Amendraen

Act, « ; 13 /
Manx Budget, 7 ml b
Maple (J. BlundelU on Workmen's Trains 13 ,h

Marbot (General) a /id the Projected Invasion of

England, Note on, \h u \) /
Maria Groy Iraiuin,' C^olie^^e, 21 m 13 e
Marine Insurance ^.'ompany, 27 m 1 1 6
Margate Inflrumry, IS; l« «
Marlborough C'oli'ege. i 4 / 3 <^

Marriages. Birth and Deaths, General Abstract
of, '^b a 9 e

MASaiAOBS: -In consequence of the Uegi«»-
tnir-General having a complete Alphabetical
List of all Miirriae^ in the British Dominions
alsooiall Marriu^oaof iiri tish subjects abroai*
which can be in^pect^l at any time, at the
iHice in Somerset House, it is not deemed ex-
pedient to insert the minimum lists as adver-
tised in the Tvnes.

Ballour, Miss Edith. H a 7 «

Bismarck, t ount Herbert. ,i2 i 5 a

Chelsea, Viscouot, 2 m 9 tt

Dundas. Hon. Wiu., 2\j9f

Ed^cumbe Lady E.liih Hiliria, 24 J 9/

Kliot, Mi8S Fanny -J ; i) e

. Frau-.essent. Viseomtt- ase de, 3/6/

Fryer. Lieut ('ecil :,' i» 0.

d'Haussonville. A11U». Eiuabeth, 6m 9«

Hagos, UouniefS .vla.^aret. Hjba

lluutiugdon, Earl of, i<i 1 9 #

ITar

FALtfK1t*8 THDEX TO *^ TSR TIVKS ^ VnrSPAPBB

[April 1 tOk

Uarriages (rontinned),

— Ingram, Mrs. of the lUustroUd London iVctvf,
7oU/

— » r.flzari. Donna YirgiBUdei Conti, 2m9d
— ->- Lee, Anstin G w 9 e

— Jjeonii e. Baron E.. 26 m 9«

— — Lumley, Capt. the Hon. Oabert. 4 m a

— LjrttittoQ. Hon. Alfred, 18 » 7 «

— Mae Mahon. (^oant EmmaniMl, 3 ; 6 /
Mat hew, A. C. 23 m 9 /

— Marcia. Comte de, B m 9«

Palmer, Amy Edith. 12 m 1 a

— ^— -> Ebenezcr Morria, 12 m 1 a
— — Faulueci, Marquia R^ 2 ai 9 J
— — Prinsep, Mary Maud, 21 ; 9/
Kothschild. Mile. Jnliette, 2n m 9 e

— St Aiibyn. Major the Hon. J. T^ 24 j 9/
St. Clntr Kr»kine. Lady Sybil, 80 m 9 a

— StnNrt. Hon. Mildred, 2m 'dd
Sweet. Mia*, 28 m 9 /

Walkin, Sir Edward W., 7 a 9 f

Weatmoreland. Karl of. 80 m 9 a

Wileor, Mifla Maud Margaret, 18^' 9 a

<— ^ Wilfon- Fatten, Mis8< instance, 4 w 9 a
Marpaillaise. the (Mgin of the Name of the Song,

2 w 3 /— 6 m ]Sfl
Marylebone and the Public Librariea Act, 9 m 6

^-17 m9 r
Mflsbonaland Cototiization of, 20 m 5 a
Ma^on and Barry (Limited), 23 a 18 <{— 10 ai 11

6— 26iM 10/
llHsaowah, Fighting rear, 20; 6 f
Mat Mnking in Prieonn, ]6J 9 /
Matthews (Rt. Hon. Henry) Address to hia Con-

atituenfa. 2'A jl a

— at Birmingham, 22 o 4 a^28 ;' 10 d

— Unioni«<t Policy in Ireland— Success of
the Government- Subject of Bates — Agricul-
tural Labourers— Glads tonian Promises, 21
a 1 a

— on the Powers of Chief Constables, 19 o

11 a

at Sheffield. 25 ;I0 6

— at VVrrcester, 12 m 6<l
Mat to G rosso. 29 a 5 /'

the Nt w Republic^ 20 a 8 •

Mauritius. Hurricane in, 20 mo a—2\ m 9 /— 24
m 12 a— ^6 m 1 1 r — 28 m 16 ^—30 m 6 r— 31 m

12 A— 1; 5f-2;7<i-3j8t— 4; 18o-9;7a
—11^' 7^—21 ;9«-25 f 17 a

l)ifia!ter«in. 28 7 11 a

— Distresa in. 8 ; 4 ^

Maurifr {^\, Du) on Pictorial Satire. 27 m 8/
Maxse f 1«. A.)on Woman SufiFrnge. 7 /a 17 s
Maxwell (Herbert) Destruction of Uawka and

Kostrls. Note of. \\ m 18 /
May Day Demonstration^ 98 a 7 r— 25 a 5 e

— Abroad, 3 w o ci

— in Kome and Germany, 18o 8 6
^^ in London. 2 in 7 a

— I'roci s*ion, 3 ,4 10 /

— at Whilulands College, 8 wi 10 r
Msyerr.M. L.) on the French Performances at

the OptTM Coinique. ('> ? 10 h
MeHsKs. f.> portid Difcuvery of tba Bacillus of,

Mei^dicity bocit^ty. Annual Meeting, 21/40

McreantlTe Inrestment and General Tmai Oook-

pany (limited), 16^ II d
Mercers Company. 80 i 7 f
Merchant Seamen's Orphan Asyhtm Dinner in

Aid of, 3i U</
Taylor's School, Feast of St. Baninbaa at»

18/ 10 r
Methodist New (Connexion Conference, 15 j 8 ft
Metropolitan Asyltuna Board, first Meeting of

the New Board, 5 a 3 A— 2 m 9 a— 30m 6/
— — Aaaociationfor Befriending ToongSerrante

Meetirg. 11 m 4 /*
— for Improving the Dwellings of the Indna--

trk)U« Classes, 28 m 13 (/— 18 t 8 </
Meettnga. M a 10 c/ .16Mi9cf

— and ( ity Police Orphanage, Aonual Ball, SO
a 15 f

Annual Prine Diatribution. 28 ; II /

Coal Company at Sydney, (LimitedX 11 o

lie

Hodp^als Select Committee on^ 24; 13 a
Sunday Fund, 21 J9/

- Inoprovementapropoaed, 80; 4 li
Liberal Unioniat Federation MeaCing. 24 m

10c

Life Asanrance Society. 13 ar 126—1 ; 4 •

-^ and National Nursing Association, ^0 «»9</
Pauperism 29 a 3 /— 5 m 9 a— 19 w II 6—

25m 9 /^Sj^ /— 9;5/>.l&9 I4c-3i>} 11 h

Census of, 1 a 13/— 7 a 3 a— 15 a 5/—

2\ a 9 /— 12 w 7<-24^*4/

Public Gardens 4'*oeiatioii, Meetinga, 9 a

14 d

and Hackney ^far8hes»^l m 9a

Tabernacle— Meeting to conaider abont a

New Pastor, 23 a 8 6 -4 ni 6 6
Mexican General Land Mortgage and Ini^stniunl

Company ( Limited j, 16 w 12 c
MEXICO :—

Klections, 28 ; 5 <i

Political and EconooMcal Cdodkion of, II

17/
Mice, Plague of, in Scotland, 5 m 13 a— 8 m 14 r

— 16ni4a — I373r
Middlesbrough Distreaa Fund, 2^ 5 /
Middlesex Registry, I a 10 /
Midnight Meeting Movement, Annual Ifteeting;.

30a 7a
Midland Counties Insurance CompMny, 20 o 9 •

— 16m Pic

— Iron and Steel Trades, Meeting at Dudley^
31 w 5a \

Milestones between Clieapstow and Usk, 7 ml ^
Military, s^a Natal and Miutart
Milwaukee and Chicago Urewt* ries, 3*11/
Milman (VV. 11.) on St. Dunstan-in-the-Eaat, 1ft

a6d
Mincis* Relief Fund Annual Report, 8 ;» 11 •
MINING IMTELLiaENOB :--
-~^ Accidents, MS Acoidkhtb— Mihiho
Alaska Tread well Gold Mining Companj^

26a 4 e

— BaUghat- Mysore Gold Mines (Limited),- 90
ylO/

Brilliant Mining Company, 91 ^ 10 a

Business of the Week, in each dau'g pamf

nntkr Money Market « r c-

Jm« i'O. 1892]

^ALHSS^ INIKX rO ^ TIES TIKBS" MEWSPAPBE.

Kor

Mining Iirtelllgenoe (amtintted),

Crown Heef Gold Mining (Liuited), 14 a 8 a

— ^ Day Dawn Block and Wyndham Qold

Mining ronipany (Limited), 8 ; 12 6

— De Been Consolidated Mioes (Limited), 24
jllf

'— De Lamar Mining Company (Limited), 13
<x 12 /--Id; 11 h

— — Durhan-Roodepoort Gold Mining Com-
pany (Limited), 24 ; II /

• Elkhorn, Mining Company (Limit<>d), 27 m

10/— 10.; 12 d

— Frontlnoand BollTia Gold Mining Company
(Limited). 2.; II /

— Geidenhuis Estate and Gold Mining Com-
pany, 28 m 15 d

— — > Golden Gate Gold Mining Company, (Char-
ten Towers). I a 11 e— 12 m 11/

— — Great Laxey Mining Cumptiny (Limited),
Ho 8/

— Uarrietville Gold Mining Company (Limi-
ted), 28.7 ^'^ f^

Johannesburg Pioneer Gk>ld Mining Com-
pany, I a II e~lG ;12e

— Linares Lead Mining Company (Limited),
22 a 10 e

«— IJramer and Jack Gold Mining Company

(Limited) 24 mIU
-^— May Consolidated Gold Mining Company

(Limited). 17 m lid

Mill's Day Dawn United Gold Mines Com-
pany (Limited). 17 Mil <f— 15; 11 «

-^- Mount Morgan Gold Mining Company

(Limited), l a 1 1 «>.2 /» 12c
— — Mysore Gold Mining (Company (Limited),

20 m 11 ^

— New (^himes G(«ld Mining Company (Limi-
ted), 18 a 12 /-I5 7 lie

— '— CrsB^us Gold Mining Company (Limited),
80 in II e

Primrose Gold Mining Company (Limi-

ted). 80; 12 d

in New Zealand. 7 j 5 d

— Nundydroog Guld Mining Company (Limi-
ted). .1 a II c— 20m 11 /

— Nigel Gold Mining Company (Limited), 29
/14 c

— Ooregum Gold Mining Company of India,
(Limited). A a \2 d^\S a 12 a — 14 a 8s

•^ Patents Mining and Financial Trust Com-
pany. 2 1 'J 1 1 e

— St. John Del Rey Mining Company (Limi-
ted;. 25 It) c

~— Scottish Australian Mining Company (Limi-
ted). 21 a II ^— 2m 12 6

•^ bheba Gold Mining Company (Limited), 21
a 11

— - — State of Shares in Companies, see tvety
day*8 puffer

Tasmanian Silver Mining Company (Limi-
ted). 12 a4e

— Tolina Mining Company (Limited), 1 a 1 1
a— 8; 11 /--15; Ue

^-— United Iry Clold Mining Company ^Limi-
ted). 25 m 12 c

• Beef Gold Mining Company (Limited),

'J8 i 12 d

Mining Intelligenoe ('-entinued).

— Weftt Prussian Mining (^ompany. 2*6/

Witwatersrandt Gold out port, 1 i w o /

Mine, Outport of Gold from, 1 1 ; 9 e— 2S

)9d

Wohlfahrt T^ad Mines (Limited). 16; 12 •

— Worcester Kxplaratian anil Gold Mining
Company (Limited •, 10 w 11/

Minneapohs Convention U ; 5 a
Mission to Deep Sea Lighrormen, 18 m 13 c
Missions to Sen men. 'A m 10 /
Moabund Tea ConipHny (Limited). 17 vi 1 1 i
Modern Aerial Navigation. 16 m \A c
MONEY MARKET : —

Metropolitan Two-and-a half per CJent Con-
solidated Stock. I i) m 1 1 h

— Notices of, see eoery dajf*g papet

— Paris Market, see evertf day\i p tper

Railway Sliare Market, in every daif*t paper

liates of Money Current on tlie Principal

Foreign MarkeU. 1 a 12 6 — 15 a 9 6^22 n 9 6
—29 a 12fl~(>m 12 c— 18 m 11 c-20 m 12 6—
8> 13a— 10/ 126-17/ 11 c— 24 j U b

— the Rosario, Santa Fe and Cordoba City
Loans, 24 w 12 a

South Australian Treasury Bills, 23 a 5 y

Surrey County Stock. 19 m 116

Tenders fur Treasury Bills, 6 a 1 1 a— 18 a

11 a

Money Lenders and their Interests. 22 ; 10 <f

Monkswell, on Flowers and Plants for the Lon-
don Poor, 674/

— — on Labour and the London County Council,
2 ; 1 1 c

Mont Blanc, Proposed Observatory on, 11 j 17/
-20j 6 /

Montagu (Samuel) on his Modern b^inance, 6 a
116

Monte Carlo. Extortionate Charges at, 10 m 5 ^
— 19 «i c

Monteji (U.) on the New Spanish Tariff, 12 a 1 1 s

Montentgro. Affairs of, 1 1 a 5y

Moorish Couriers. 87 4 /

Morgan (Bp.) Translator of the Bible in Welsh,
National Monument to at St. Asaph. Unveiled
on the rer- centenary of his Work. 23 u 8 />

(Sarapsim) on Arsenic in American Apples,

12 <i 12 d

Morley (John) at Aecrins^ion on the Ore it Crisis
— the Past Six Years and the Amnesty Ques-
tion. 8 ; 9 e/

Speech at Chester- on Territorial Influence

la 11./

at Exeter on Mr. Gladstone and Home

Rule— Recent Legislation —Local Self Govern-
ment— Parish Councils -^c, i\ij 12 6

Explains,21^* 12 6

- and iiome Rule, 7 m 12 a

-^— «- at liudder.tfieldon the Coming Dissolu-
tion—Labour Representation -Liberals and
Tories— Skate Intervention— Lord Salisbury
and Free Trade— Ireland ~Act of Union, 2S
ml a

at the National Liberal Club on the coming

Battle — London Reform -Qut'stionof Time— >
Cause of Labour— Ireiaud and ilomtf Rule, «
m 6a

Mot

C»

»

PALHER'a INDEX TO '* THI TIMES " NEWSPAPER.

f April I t9

Morley (John) at Newcastle, 277 14 a— 28j 10 e

— 29 7 8 <•
■ on the Lnb'iurQnestinn— General Lrgis-

lat ion — Home iCuIe — Coercion— Hot eiitiori of

Irish Membi rs at Westminster— Ulster Con-

fention He, "jjO / 1 1 e

on H Nf'pitive Policy— Unionist Policy on

Ireland — N,r.*s«tty for Home Rule — Mr. Bal-
fou- anil (^oercioti -Mr. Gladstone's Address,
25 j 10^
— •« Oppression " Notes on, ?3 j M /-24
j\2e

— at Plynioiith. on the Dissolution— Itnue of
the roiiU'st— Foreign Policy— Ireland, lojld

■ on sharp Wordj*. 'Id w 4 /

— Unionist Victory, 21 ;' \2a
Mormoiirtin Mcxic-o 8 » 5/

WonHt'o ami Or* nt Britain, 13 a 6 /—SO a 7 c—
\{)j ". c 'Jt: f 1 f>

Briiish Miwion to. 19 a 3 /^- 22 a 3/— 26 a

5 cf - 1 8 w •*> a - I !) m 5 a— 24 m 5 a

News about, 31 w5a— 18; 5//— 17/6 6

B Vorris .ml t*on« (Liimied), Aj 15 e—^j 12 a

— IM 8 //
Mott (C. O ) on the Midland of Uruguay Rail-

wsy. I H CI II //
Mnndella (A. J.) at Cleaton Moor, 6 j 10 6
— — on Kdueation, 2 / 11/

— Election Address, 21 ; 10«
Municipnl Tru^t Company (Limited). 2 m 6 <I
Munro (J. 0.) MaterUl Progn ss of Ireland, 28

Munton (F. K.) on the Classification of Cause
Lists. 21 M 3e

on the Business of the Courts, 13 a 18 /

Murder at Melbourne. 'lO Claimants for the Re-

ward, 1 4 //I 1 3 f

— of 12 Woodcutters by Mexican Indians, 13

Jilnrders Mysterious in Texas, 20 m 5 c
UUBDEBS : -

•— - Mnie. Lassimonne, by her Paramour's
Wife, in Puris, 24 m 4 a

— Mr9. Mills, by her Husband, who after-
wards (Dromitted Suicide, 21 o 9 /

-^— Mr. Gower Hobinson, the Enjjlish Banker,
by Lieut, lleth^ rington of the United States
Nhvv at Yokohaiim. 20 m 4 r

•— — Mrs. Spiller and her two Children, in Bel-
fast, rt « ."j /

— — Dr. Valkovitcb, Arrest of Supposed Mur-
derers. (» a o e

«^— Attempted of John M*CartOD, near War-
renpomt. 7 «* 5 /

.. of Mrs. Prichard, at Low Gosforth, 16

a 7 r/

Blurphy ( T. John) on Iiord Salisbury and Ulster,

Mu<rieiA Properties. Sale of, 27 71 11 /
Music to *• the Forresters. " 11 / 13 d

— New Pinnaforte, 7 a 4 6

Music 1 1 alls, Defence of against Mr. Tree's Ac-
cusal ion. 15 o 1 1 /
Musicnl Artist's Society, 8 w 11 5

Gmld 1-J ia«e-2fi »ii 4e

Mutual Life Insiurance Company of New York,

10 y 12 ^

n.

Nnpamnlly Tea Company (Limited), 9 a 14 </
N aider niid Collyer's Brewery Company (Lim(«

ted\ 21 ri 11 e
Namnqna Copper Company (Limited \ 30)1 2 <f
Natal and Colonization Compiiny (Limited), 2 a

6^-10 mil/
and Responsible Governmeafe, 16 m 6/— 2&

m /
National Artillery Association Meeting, 1 a I5tf

Conference of Shop Assistants, 19 a 8 «

Council of (*ongregational Guilds. 14 i» II /

I)t' ben ture and Assets Corporation, Public

Iiiqtiiry, 24 J 4 c

Dwellings Society, 29 ; 14 6

Fire and Marine insurance Company of

New ZealaiKl, 3 m 1 1 «/

Gallery. Annual ltep;)rt, *^8 a II e

Health Society, 25 » 10 /

Hospital for the Paralyied and Gpileptks.

24 f 6 / ^

Indian Association, Annual Meeting, 2 a

12 c

Leprosy Fund, Meeting of the Committee,

29 /I 1 1 #

Life Assurance Society, 5 nt 12 a

MortgAge and Agency Company of New

Zealand, 10 ; 12 d

Refuges for Homelesa and Destitute Child*

ren. 26 /» 14 6
Safe Deposit Company (Limited), 12 a 4 c

Society, Annual Meeting, 24 ; 13«

of C^onservative Agents, 1 1 q 3

for tlie Prevention of Cruelty to Children*

12 w 6 c

^ the Queen Consents to be the Patron

2i m \'6e

— State and Local Indebtedness in the United
States, \0j i f

- Sunday League. 30 m 6 a

Temperance League, 3 ;« 5 /

Union of reaciiers^ 19 a 8 e —20 a 4 e- 21

a 12 a— 22 c* 8 /

- and Provincial Trustees and Assets Cor-
poration. 26 M 1 1 /j

Nationnli-t Factions, 29 / 8 rf-30 ; 6 a

Native Kaces and the Liquor Traffic, 7 si 18 e

9 m 4 /
Naturalization Act, 5 m 13 /
Naval Depots ii» South America, 11 a 5 e

Knigiits of Windsor, 28 m 7 /

NAVAL AND MILITARY INTBLLIOENO 3 : -
— - Admiralty Court see Admiraltt CotJBT

Appointments and Promotions, see evtrm

datf'a paper ^

Army, Examinations, 16 <] 6 (I

— _ British Army. Note on, 22 /j 4 e

- Commirsions in the Army, 1 4 </ 8 c
"Crime" in the Army, 16 o 7 <i

Dragoons, 1st Royal, Annual Dinner, 6; 9#

East Surrey Itegiment, Annual Dinner. 21

j 9;

Efficiency of the Army for War, 4 / 17 «

for Peace, 6 > 12 a

^ Employment of Army Reserve Men. 7 m ift
4-17wll6-i4ia4/ ^ m^^

June, so, 1892.] palmbr's index to " the times," newspapkh.

Vet

NanU and Military Intelligenoe (continue l),

Employiiieut NHtiun-ii ARSouUtion for, 15

;8/

— Engine-RoofiiCompleiiientsof Her M:ije3ty*s
Ships, (> ;<". /-U) ; l^r — 18 / Ji /

— Feat in N.ival Gamiery, S ; 7 d—0 /8a —
lOi Idc

Field Day at AMershot, J» / « a

Fleetwood Barracks Assault on a Sentry at,

29a 8a

— Grieviinces of Purchase Offlcprs, 10 i \:^ d

— Oordon ( M »j 'r Gen. diaries (ri'Drvje Uoy.-il
Rn^^incers. >!• mortal to the pliiced in the
Abbey, 10 ; 9 /

^— > Gun Boat for the French Goveriin 'nt, U
M 4 /

H. M. S.Boyd Sjvirtign, 20 c 5 d^-22 aAr

—21 m\7 e

Wildfire^ Ajyround at Cliatham, 7 «r8 h

— Launch of a Gun Bont at Barrow, liw/i 10 e
of H. M. S. R's<dution at Jarrow, WO m 7 a

I

— MancBUTrea at Al lershot, 13 y 10 ^i
>— > Miscellaneous Scwm^stft ev€iyiiay\t ptiter

— Movements of II. VI. Shiin, Sf^sunUr Naval
▲5D Military, in e.>nh day's paper

— Moxin Automatic Gun« b^xperiiuents with,
7 m 7 /

— National Rifle Association and tho Lse-
Metford Rifle. 3 tn 7 e—lH m li e

— Nayiil and .viiiitary Tournament at Ply-
mouth. 9 ; 6 c

— — » MaiiOBurTres, 2A a 10 c

—— Ilistoiical Museum. 15 fi 5 « — 19 a 5 /

— Navy and the Lor N an I L'oinmons, 9 / 13 /

— New French Naval Programme. '61 /n 4 e
Infantry Drill Book, \ a IS d

Physique of the Army, 2.' u 1 4 «
Portsmouth Mobilization, Aj Ue
^Var Game at, 7 ; 8 a

— Queen's Westmintterit, 22 a 6 <2

— Ktcruiting, 9 / I'de

-- Regnnental Dinner of the 17th Lancers, 3
;5/

— Hifl<} Range Proposed in New Foro^t. 1 5 a
4 / — 21 a i L / -22 u 5 /— 23 u 13 e ->25 d 6 a
—31 « 9 /— II ; 17 «

-— Lord Roberts's Memorandum on the Army,
9; 6 ft

- Views and Lord Wantage's Committee,
9; h u

— Koyal Naval lieserve, 26 /a 4 /

-» Scho'il for Naval and Marine Officors'
Daughters. o'Jnd An lual Meeting, <> ih 4 /*

— ^oMie^s* and Sailors* Families Association,
Gen -ral Meetinfr, 9 m 7 e

— >>mokelesi Powder and Night attacks,
Note on. IGaG/

— SUte of the Army, 28 « 7 a— 13 7' 3 /
Soldier's Pay, 10/ 13 a

— Target Practice Seawards, 21 a 1 1 /— ';2 a 5
(2-13 //I 14 c— lUm 13e— 24 m 4 c— 11 ; 14 b

— Terms and Conditions of Service in the
Army, 2 m 12 d

— ToriHdo Boats in War, 13 ai 14 rf

— - Vaiuabk) Old Soldier, a Note by a Veteran,

Kuteoa»ll9 7^

Naval and Military Intelligence (continued),

Wantage ( Lord) Committee, 14 m 8 t/— 9

> 13/

- War Office and the New Forest Range, 10

^— . VVolseley (Lord) on the Array, 13 7 8 6
Nerbudda Coal and Iron Comp my ( Limited), 15

a 9 / -29 a }\ d
Nettlefolds (Limited), 2/11 /-^U / U /'-22f

j\2r

Ncuchatel Asplialte Company (Limited), 16 a 11

r— 2 .71 12 f
New- American Anti-Ohincse Law, 10 '( 5 e
New C/ivil Service Co-operation (Limited), 14 a

«./

- (Mimbing Locomotive, 10 / 13 /

— — Colonial Industry— Australian Brandy, t
m <> e

Oonveaescent Home at Sandgate, 27 j 12 d

Bngl'iud Breweries Compuny (Limited), 2

a6 /

- Guston Oompa>»y (Limited), 27 a 12 6

Hebrides 15 ; 5 d

^— London Thorouglifare, 1G / 10 /

Ordiia .ce Map of Kngland, 4 ; 18 6 -10 / 3fr

— - Kaj'ih of Manipnr. 2«j in 4 t

Seamen's CiiurcU for London, 18 ; 9 s

Songs. 8 a 4 / — l.^a 14 o—lo a 2/— 21 a4

/— 22 a 7 d—2 mi h
NEW SOUTH WALES : -

21 a 8 a

the Premier Arrives in Lon Ion, 9 ? 9 t

New Sy na4«»j?ue. Lord Uoth.-jcliild Lay* the^

Memorial Stonj in Whitechip*!, 25 m o a

VegetabK? Market in Smitlifleld, 21 m \2 a

York Breweries Company (Limited), 14 a

8/

Zealand, Afif irs of, 2 a 7 6

■ Insurunc-^ Company, 9 m 7 d
' Loan and Mercantile Agency Compan/

(Limited). 10 j [2d
Newbury Corporation and their Recorder, 13 a

10 a
Newcastle Breweries (Limited), 16 / 12 e
Newfoundland, Affairs of, 7 a o s— 7 m 9 e— 2; &

c-ll /8y

Fishery Question, Note on, 12 a 10 a

^— Wreckers 10 //* 5 e

Newman (Philip) Chronology of Costume, 21 in

l«/
Newspaper Copyright, 4 / 13 /— 7/ 6 6—107' * /

— 13; \Off
Newvenders Benevolent and Provident Instuti^

tion. Annual Dinner. 24 m 4 c
NEXT OP Kli -PERSONS WANTED :—

Agar, Fred. Win., 30 <* I c

- Armidtead. Dorothy \\ m \ h

- Aittey. Joseph, and Ann iCing, Marriage
Certifkite Wanted, 13 n 1 6

liaiilie, Alex., I4r» 16

- B:dltin.;er or Bellinger. Sarah, 20 w I 5^

- Berger. Francis Chas., 4 /« I 6

Berry, W., 21 m 16

- Bourne. Frances, 13 m I b
«— Brown. Hannah, 1 1 a 1 6
Burton. Reginald, 6 m 1 6

— — Burston^ Uaanah^ 13 m 1 6

Vex

palmer's XNDJCX to *' THE TIMSS " mCWSPAPBB.

[AprU. 1 to

Vext of ^^w, ftc, (conf{nue<0*

Cooper, Francis. 13 « I '»

Corley, Mrs. Rachtil Wilson, 12 m 1 6

— -> Cross, VVm. \i m \ h

Curtis, Caroline Collins, II m I 6

-»> Dean, Eliz., 7 '< 1 6

Diller, Thos^ 12 m 1 6

DoHman. C. 25 »i 1 A

— Donford, Eleanor, 6m \ h
«— Dongsn, Uubt'.. 81 m 1 6
~ Durand, Arthur. 14 ; I 6

— Everett. Henrj, 7 m 1 6
*-» Fifher. Alex.. 1 ; 1 6

— » Fliiniston, Oea. 20 m 1 6

— Fleming, Mrs., Formerly Marie Dapont, 9
m 1 e

— Forman, Robt. 1 1 ; 1 b

Frenksen, H in rich, 18 a 1 6

Gear, Selina. 2\ m \ b

— Geeves, Wm.. 8 a \ b

— ^ Glover, Joseph, 11 mi 1 i

—— — Goodfellow. Joseph Cox, 18 m 1 6

— - Harding. Samuel, 12 'n 1 b
— -> Hay hurst. Rebecca, II m I 6

Healy, (^apt. K. F., 20 m I b

— Heirons. Ann, 31 w 1 I

^^ Hug1ie{<. Miss of Moscow, 21 a 1 6
<— — Johnson, lien 1 1 a 1 6

— Jones. Jane (VB.. 14 a 1 6
— — Josvph. Jakub, (! ; 1 6
^^ Kerslnke, Samuel, 2ft m 1 6

— Knapp, Ilambly, 10 m 1 6

— Lilley. Miss barah. Papers Relating to, 9 a
1 b

Litchfield. Mary, 27 wi 1 b

-— ^ Maijuire. Kdw. Barnaby. 1 1 a 1 6

Marsiinll. Wni., 1 1 w I 6

Mason, Thos. Henry. 22 ; I 6

— ^ M Intosh, James, 4 ; I c

— Mourilyan, Martin. 6in I b
— — Morton. Geo. Edw , 4 / 1 c

Neill. 1 1 »i I 6

— — New Zealand, List of Persons Deceased in,
18 <i 1 A

Nixon, Mrs. E. J.. 21 ; 1 6

— — Nugent, Edw. Michael, 22 a 1 c
^-— OUviufka. Julie, \4 m \ b
— — > rhilips. Heniy Thompson, two Sons of or
their Families. G a \ b

— Renshaw, Thos.. 4 a I fc
^— Roberts, Curuelius, 26 a 1 6

James Hutchinson, 23; 1 b

— Satt^rthwaPe. Maria Louisa Rose, 1 a 9 6

— baundeis, Thos., 1 1 a 1 6
i^ Sexton, Eliz., 2 m 1 6

— Shaw. Henkin, 1 2 m 16

— Silver. John, 25 »i 1 6

— Skter, John, 28 a 1 c

— Smith, Louisa Scott, Geo. and Scott 8mlth»
Ucf 1 6

-«- Soldiers Balances, Unclaimed, 21 a 1
m lb

— Symonds, Ann, 14m]*

— Taylor, John W., 12 a 1 s
-— Theobald, Edwin Henry, 29 a 1 c

— Tween, Chas. Sanders, Itt m 1 6

— Vito Terno, the Imt Will of. • a i 6

€8

( Next of Kin^ ^. Cconiinued),

— Wade, Henry, 10 m I 6

Watson. Chas., (* a \ h

Webb. Eliza and Elis., 28 j 1 6

Whitman. Caroline, 17^' 1 b

-^ Williams. Mary Ann, 80 a 1 c

— Henry Jones. 2 m I 5

— Williamson, Edw., 2a \ b

W^illingham, filisa, 29 a 1 /-

Woods, G.. 18 a 1 e— 14 alb

— Wray, Ann, 8 ) 1 c
•^-> Tati'S, Frances Harriett, 1 ) m 1 6

Thoii.. 18ml 6

Niagara and Eleetnci'y Note on. 8 1 12 s
Nicety of Legal Phraseoloiy, 16 m 11/
Niger Protectormte. 27 m 4c

— Question, I o 9 s

Nightingale, first Appearance of, 25 a 10 <^*S6
■ a4/

Notices abont, 27 add

Nineteenth Century Building Society. 2a6y— 1

;4«
Nitrates Provision Supply Company (Limited), 8

/ 12 r
NobeL Dy^namite Trust Company (Limited), 80

a 15^— 80a II d
Nonconformists and Home Rule. 8; 10 b^2\ /6s
Norfolk ( Duke of) and the Irish Cathohc ( -lergj

80;6o

— AgricnUnral Show. 30 / 12 6

and Western R. R. i 'oinp:iny, I a 1 1 c

Normandy Butter. Adulteration of, 16 a 6 <— 21

n \2b

North of England Institute of Mining and

Mechanical Engineers at Newcastle, Papers

Read before, ll ab d
«— - German Lloyd. 1 6 a 5 c
London Hospital for Consuption, 8 « 8 6

»8i tH 13 «
Queensland Mortgage and Investment

Company ( Lim ited ), 10/ 1 2 «
Brazilian Sugar Factories, (Limited), 22

^12f

Sea and Baltic Canal and Trade. 14 ; 4 /

Northcote (Sir Stafford) at Stepney, ^a Sf
Northern Heights Footpath Association, 9 / 7 /

— Ztimbesia, 7 m 6 6

Nortiiey (A. E.)on the Dearth of Teachers in

Elementary School, 2n a 7 /
Noithy (T. J.) on the G. O. M.'s Last Joarney,

28 j 7 /
Norton (Lord) on the Eight Hours Day, 7 m 17/
Norway. Resignation of the Ministry, 80 f 5 6

and Sweden, 1 1 i 9 «

Norwich (Bp. of) inaugural Address at the

Division I'onfereiioe, 28 a 8 a
<— — Union Fire Insurance Society, 21 a 116 —

S9;14 6

— and London Accident Insurance Assod*-

tlon. 26 M 1 1 b
Notable March to Saden, 19 a 5 r
Nova Scotia. Affairs of, 2 o 18 a— 87 a 5 /
Nun. Escape of one from Home^ 18 m 6 4
Nyassaland. Bishopric for, 9 ; 8 a

Notes about, 21 a 8 a

Recent Disaster in, 19 a 5 a

— Sitoalion of, 15 a 8 s

June 80, 1892.]

>».

PALHEB8 INDEX TO ^THV TIMES 'KSWSPAPXB.

Par

o.

Oceana Development (^oropany. 80 m 1 1 6
O'Connor (T. P.) at Liverpool. 6 a 5/

— on Mome Rule, '*.0 i 10 «

on Lord Suliabury and Mr. Balfour, \7 i9 f

Odd Fellowi and Mr. Chamberlatii'a Old Age

Pension .Sch«»nie. \S a VI J
Official Appointments. 1 u 9 c^— 16 j 9 (/->29

- Referees and their Courts, 80 a 11 c

Ogilvy Hay (J.) on the Assam- 13engal Railway,

4al2a
Ohlssoa*8 Cape Breweries (Timited), 23 ; 11/
Old Bond Street, Valueof Land in, 27; 13 a
Old Age Pensions 21 m 8^—17/ )4ii
^ Note on, 1 6 fi 7 e

— and the Tost Office Annuity System. 1 1

Old Fashioned Country Women — Mrs Buckley of
JMorthwich, 2 j 7 /

— another Instance at Chalbury^ 3 ; 7 6
Oldham Liberal Club, Mr Herbert Gladstone at,

a Scene, 25 n (5 /
Omnibus Cunipanies — London General Omnibus
Company, la I 2 « -U <i 8 /— 21 a 11 e— 2rf a
11 H—diM 12 c — 12 M II /— !9m11 6—26 m 10
y— 2; 11/— 9.; 12 a— X3 / 11/— 30; 12 «
Omnibuses, I^lt>ctric Light in, 11; 7 «
Open Spaces, 9rt U c/— 4 ; 1 1 «— 29^ 13 «
Ophir CunceSBioiis (Limited). 28 j \2 d
Opium Triffic, Note on, 1 } "> /
Opportunity for Astro.iomers, 24 m oe
Orangemen and Canstitutioni'listd, 17 '/> 8 e
Ordinations, 14; 3 n- 17/3/
Orient Stiara Navigation Company (Limited), 18

a 9 a—2ii a 13 c
Oriental (^offee Company (Limited), 4 ; 15 >
Ordnai CO Survey, 19 « i) rf— 20 m \Od-^27 m^

c— l(i^ 14 f
Orpin (Goddard II.) on tlie Irisli Parliament, 30

Orphan Working School Annual Dinner. 16 m 4 /'
Orrock (James; David Cox's ** Vale of Clwyd/*

27 u8 c
Osborne (Mrs.) Release of, 2 m 12 c
Otago and Southland Investment Company

(Limited), 4 w II «— 23 »» 4 </
Outrage on ^liss Olden at Oidbury, 8 a 9s— 9 a

12o
Oxford Art Society. \7 mldd
— — House Bethual Green. 27 j \6 h

— Pnie t^cherae for Needlework, 7jS/

— University Hoatiiig Club and the Proposed
English Speaking Olympic Games, 9 a6 <i

— , Extension, Fitth Summer Meetuig, 23

• 86
COLFOED UNIVEBSIT7 :—

- Award of Frizes, 27 a 10 d— 2 ni 6 6—11 m

5y— 12 m 10 />
— — Baliiol College, Subscription Opened to

Parchase Anderson's Portrait of Oardiuai

Manning for the CoUege^ b mb f
, Uaas Uats. 30 a li<~15 j 10 e— 16/10 e

^17 / 5 <— 20 j 7 s— 27 J 9 /- 29 / 12 e-80

jbd
^mm>m Commeoioratioii, 38 j 7 d

Oxford University (continued),
— (Convocation. 21 a H6

Degrees Conferred. Mo 10 /— 21 o 6 6_2$

w 8 n-4 7 12 a— 6/8 6-7 » 8<i— 26; 16 rf

Elections. 2 a 8 «— 23 a 8 6—25 a V2 d -b

met- 19 « lOf— 8; 9y — 10>8o— 21 i 7 /—
22 ; 6 f '

Klementary Teachers at, 1 1 « 7 /

- Examination for Women. 28 / 1] <2

Dr. Fortn urn's Bequest, 8/9/

Grant of Books to Several Free Libraries.

30 m 7ft ^
De^vrees Hoenrary Conferred, 26 At 10 6

Fellowships, 8)9/

- Income of the Bodleian Library, 26 m 10^
Oysters, Cultivation of in the Baltic* 7 o 6 6

Naturalized Foreign, 20 m 3 /'

Sale of Foreign, G w 10 «

P.

Paccha and Jashampa Nitrate Compaovr Limit-
ed), 19 « II 6—1 /4s ^
Paddington Free Public Library, 23 ; 7 /

lieoreation Ground, 2(> m 4 c~8y 10 d

Palermo Expedition, 15 « 4 6
Palestine Exploration F^und, 29 a 12^
Palmer (RWph Cliarlton^ on the Gresham . Uni-
versity 2b ij 7 «
Pan- Britannic Fe-stival, 15/8 6
Parents' National Elucational Union, 18/ 10 rf— .
20 ; 4 /

Park (Trevor L,) on the Steam Tacht Sultana^ 25
a 7 ft

Parker (Joseph) on the Correspondence of Pub-
lic Men. 2.» a 12 c

- on Noncimformity and Home Bule, 28 j 14 a

Reply to Lonl Ashburnliam, 29 j Jd

on the iJlster Nonconformist Appeal 20 1 1ft

/-23; 11 / it- , /.v

Parkgate Iron and Steel Company (Limited), IT

m \i d
Parliament. Accumulations. New Bill, 26 17 3 «
Breach of Privilege Case— John Hood. 12

a 9 / ^^

Derby. Day Count out, 6 ; 3 •

Date of the Dissolution, 16/ 9s

Dissolution Question of, 21 vi 9/*

House of Commons Uef reshment Rooms 29

/ 1 4 e *

Iloweirs Shipping Bill, Note on, 26 a 8 6

Manchester, Sheffield and Llncolnshira

Railway Bill. 20 / 9 e ^

Private BiU Legislation. 14 a 3 /—26 a 1 1 /

—27 u 10 c— 28 t ii d -30 a 14 c—2 m 12 c--
10/4/-n /17/-.14/5 4-21J 4y
— ^ Procedure, 5 o 14 6

Prorogation and Dissolution, 29/ 8 d

Registration of Voters New Bill, 25 a 18 a

Secretaries of State, Bill to AUov all to Sit

in Parliament, 20 /n 4 c
— - Select Committees, 2^86
Suspended Bills in. 29 / 16 /

-^- Lord Wantage'a Committee on Beoroitiiiff
13a6« ^*

County Ofiunoil and Betterment^ 26 « 4e

— — - Electric aad Cable Railways, 10 « 12 &
— — London Water Bill, 26 » 4 d

60

far

palmer's index to ** THE TTBfES " NEWSPAPER,

[AprU 1 *o

Parliamentary romraittces— Birmingham Cor-
poration VValer Bill. I a 3 A -3 m li 6—22 f5«
Enfttbourne Improvement Aot, 3 « 12 6— 4

;n 12 f

. Electric Railway Schemes, 10> I4c— II ;8'>

on the Hull Dockaand the North Eastern

Railway. 25; 10 d

, Lea Valley Drainage Bill, 6 a 13 c

, on Metropolitan HoBpitHls. 24 / 18 a

, Proposed Embankment Ilailway, 5 wi 8 6—

7 m 10/
.. New Railway to London, I a 3 c— 2 a 14

fl— 8 6 3 c— 9a lOd-12 a l3 r— 13 a 12a— 29

a 11 /-6 m 7/ -24/ 12 c

, Telephone System, 16 7 5 e

, Railway Rates and Charges, 1 a 3 c — 12 a 8

e^\'6n 12 a

Servants* Hours of Labour, 1 a 3 6—4 a 6

y— 5 a 12 rt-8a 3f— 21 a 6y-2i)a lly— 3mi
12 6- 6?H 7 /— 10 rn 12<i

- Representation, Chart of,Ma7o

, Salmon Fisheries in Ireland, 7 w »0 /"

, Shop Hours in London, 1 a 3 6—7 a 14 a —

8a8rf— l2o 13«— 3;h 12 6-26 w 4 e
, Southampton Docks. 29 a 1 1 /
_ Superannuation of Teachers. 2 a 14 6
^ Tl'e itres and Places of ^ musemen*, 5 a 12 6
—7 a 14 o— 12 a 13 r— 28 a i /--3 m 12. e — '» m
8 6— lOw 12 fl— 12 m 10/— 26 m 4 d— 3 / 14 d

^ Watermen's and Lig:htermen's Company,

26 m 4 rf— 28 m 8 r — 1 6 > 5 e

, Westminster Bridge Tramway Bill. 23j 1 1 d

^Parliamentary DepoMts, 7 j 4/

Constituencies, 13 ^ 3/

Elections, 12 a 6 /

— Paper on the Superannuation of Elemen-
tary Teachers, 9 7 1 e/
PABUAMENTAEy PEOOBEDINOS ;—

A. Point of Order, 4 » 10 d

Abandonment of Uganda, 1 7 ; 6 /

_ Aberdeen University and Science Teaching,

14 j 7 n

- Acceps to Mountains (Scotland ) Bill, 5 m 8
a— 17 m (id— 24 71 6 6— I4j 8// — 17 ; 8 6

^ Accident to the Steamship AUtrt EJward,

14; 7 6

„ Accnmulations Bill. 80 a 9 « -24 m 8 rf-4

;10d-10j 7d-''5;6a— 2I.;6c— 27 j 10 a

Action of Transvaal Officials, 21 7 6/

, Additional Magistrates for Lichfield, 22 ; IJ

— — Adjournment, 13 a 7 e

, Administration of North Borneo. 24 7 8 6

[ Admiral's Yacht Cupercai i^ie at Devon-
port, 31m 6 li

«; Adulterated Butter, 3 m 6 c

is— Advances Under the Irish Land Act 1881,
lOm 6 a

.5.— Affairs in Uganda. 29 o 6 d—\i j 6 d

^ Agfi<^ultural Banks in India, 3 m 6 6

._*. Statistics, 13 m 6 (i

„ ar d Excise Department. 14 ; 7 a

J Albany Barracks, 21 m 10 d

^ Alien Immigration, 14 m 10 6—21 m 10 rf—

14 ; 6 /
V— Aliens Resident in England, 7 m 10 a
,B— Alkali &q,, Works Bill, 4 / 10 d-U ; 11 #

?0

Parli imcntary P'oceedinsrs {lontinued).

All ueri Ninhi r«»nc linjf at Nairn. 8 a 6 #

l)i«<turV)aiicesin Belfast 24 wiw/— 25 w 60

Grievances of Inland Revenue Officers. IS

in 6r'

Ille^-alitv in Wi^'town Ga >1. 29 06c

Alleged Violiition of the ConsoienoeClftus<».

11 1 10 a

Allotments Act*. 4 f 14 /> -10 ; 7 6

(Scotland) Bill. 4 / 10 1/— 17 /Go— 21 / 6 6

American MaiU 24 nt (t */ — 22 » 8 a

Annrchist Attacks on Judjjes. 13 a 7 •/

-, — Ancient Monument ProttHJtion Act (1 882)
Amendment Bill, I7 / 8 6—18 j 16 <•

Annual Leave of Prison Officials, 24 J 8 c

- Antrim Jury List. 13 w 6 c

Appropriation Bill. I*»;4 /

- Arabi Pasha 28 m 10 a -3 / 6 6 & c

Arbitration Treaty, 6 a 7 a

Archdeiconry of Cornwall Bill, 21/7/

Army Medical Officers, «> m 6 d

Allowanoes and the Militia, 6 m 6 «

Drafts 3 m h

Mess-Tins. 17 m 66

Pay De] artment. 8 o 6 rf

and Nsivy l<^xpen iiture, 16 » 4/

Art ExhiMtion at 8outlipt)rt. 21 m '>0

. — Artizann' l>weUini;s, 10 m 6 6

- Ascviisiofi l^ay. 'i(> m 7 a

Assistant Land Commi sinners, 12 a 6«

Assistants of Excise, 3 ; 6 «

— ^^ Attack on Tainbi. 6 a 7 6

- Atti.iidanciMit Elenuntary Schools, 8 a 66

H. M. S. Aurora, 5 a 6«

Australian .Mails. 8 a 6 c — 18 « 66

Auxiliary Postman, 14 7 7a

Averajre Attendance in the Code, 28 m 10 c

B.'tlhncolii^ Waterworks, t5i (j e

— ^ Ballot and (/urrupt Practices Acts. 15 ; 6 e

- Band- Playing Pending the EkHstions, 24
jSc

Bank of Ireland Bull lings and Home Rule,

dOa 8 fl

of England and Ireland, 14; 7 c
(Paymtnt) IJili, 21; 8 6

— Barkisland LCndowed School Scheme. 8 q 66
P-— 2d Uatialion l«>sex Kt'giment, 13 a 7 6

— Behar, 2i w 10*

^ Behring Sea i^isherie^, '^"6 'i 7 a

— Belfast Corporation (Lunatic Asylum*. &0,)
Bill, 3 ; 6 6

Letters, 10 m 6 6

«-— Benefit Society Notices, 3 w 6 a
Bengal unicipal Ac(. 6 'i 7 6

Benvenue and the Enterkin. I a 6 e

— Bicycle Biding in the Streets, 7 m 10 6
—— Bills Advanced, 1 a 6 a — 3 m 7 c — 13 w 7 /

—31 m 6 6-1^' 6 c -15 j 6 a— 16 ? 4 / — 17/ 6
a — 17, 8 a— 18 J 1.5 a & 6-18 ; 16c-2l ;6c
& e-22 ; 7 '' &f — 22 j 8 a— 23^* 8 6^25^12 6
— 27 j 10 a

— Discharged, Ij 7 6
Passed. 21 ; 6 a-22; 7 c

of i^lae Bill, 5 a 6 a-8 a 6 a— I7j 6 a^

18 j 15 6

Withdrawn, 13 m 7 /—lO j 76—11/ U

^H^-86— 16;4/-I7j9 6

Jtine 8fO, iS^i.]

t*kiJdBR*8 XHiymx to "** inSM vtms ^ kbwb^apM^

]PM

Palrliamentary Proceedings (ronCtniM^i).

M — Birmtiighfiiiii Water BiU 2 a 9 a— 5 m 6 a

CorporNtiun Water Bill 27 m 6 a >1 i 6 6

Mr. Blnne'a Motion. 80a8ib-5m8<i

Board of Trade Railwajr Beturns, 11; It) a

■■ ReiamM, \2 n fi h

-■•— Boilers of the Royol Sovetnffn^ dl m 6 </

« Bonded Warehouse at Dumfries, 15 J 6 6

«— BottIia»( Spirita in Bond« 17 m 6^
- — Boys in t)ie Royal Navy. 21 t f> 6
»— Breed of Horses in Ireland* 17 m 6 e
•^ Brehon Law Tracts. 31 m 6 <?

< Brtnun Torpedo, 28 ; 8 6

>-— Brine Pumping Provisional Order Bill, 1

46 e
.— Brftish Colambia, 14 m 10 i~22>8 6-23

^8 6—24 I 8 I--25; 12 h

1 East Africa Company^ 14/76

■i Mission to Fes, 7 m 10 a
> Seaman ^ot at Malta. 1 ; 6 c

^— Budget, t a 7 a— 12 a 6 «— 18 A 7 /f— 4

76

and Local Taxation, 5 a « /
Resoluttotis. 17 m H /

— Bnlk P<^troleum in the Soefe Canal, 21 m^d
— 2Rm 10e-4i 10 f

> — Bargh Police and He^th (Scotland) Bfll, 12
a^r— 13 a 7<2-80 Q 8 6 7miO<l— 14;7v
— 17 j 7 ir-22 / 7 6-24i 8 a

— Bttsineaa of the Honae, 1 a 6 /->-2 a 9 c—H a
^fl-9a86— 13a7e-28 a 7«~29a6/—4
%» 7r— 7 m TOe -10m 6 d-^\Sni B f^H m 10
r— 18 m^ d'-TO ir> 8 e— 24 m 8 </-28 m 7 a —
3) m6^-10;6 a-lH 10a— 17; 1 6-i-18> 18
•c-22;8a-247 8e

for Thursday, 27 a 7 A

■^^

— Oaptsin Butcher and Manip^r^ 18 A 8 6
-^'Cabs Loitering for Fares, 17 ; t e

— Cadaatral Surrey of Bekar, 18 « 8 6—27
ia6 6

— (Cambridge UniTersity Jarisdicfiion Bill, 6
« 7 1

— Canada and the Treaties with Belgiiim aad
^Germany 2a9f

— Cardiff Post Offices, 3 ; 6 rf

— Cfl^e of the LhU* Mr. Thomas Allan, 22^' 8 a
of inspector James Black, i^mOd

of l>r. Blaxall, R. N., 18 > 15 d

-"^^ -of John Daly. 1 a 8 c

^— of Mr. Egan, 13 a 7 a

•of James HandUy, 2 a 8 6— IS a 8 ft

^ Rev. Mr. Hawkshaw, 24 m 8 c

•of F. Htirophreys, 20 m 6 1

of Captain W. Jooefs 20 m 8 9

of the Lad Longhran, 27 m 6(f

of Mrs Montagu, 8m8»— 17si86

of Mvldooney and FiiTBagan, ^ a^^

of Mrs Osborne, 1 a 8 e

of CLeary.eaSA

of Thomas 0*Leaiy, 29 A 6 «

of Charles Paul 4 m 7 a

of W. 6. Pearson, 8 a 8 tf

•of Frederick Reay. 18 ; 18 d

of Bdfrard Landeland, 80 a 8 '6

of the Telegraphist Palfrey, 8 m 8^

of Waller and Street, 31 m 6 e --4i i4)<ik

W fittUjr WittiMis ^/ ««

Parliameatary Prooeedings (roa<<n»^d).
-^ "Cases ot Norman Ansburgh and G.illasfher,
Uj7 6

— ^ Casual Wards Bill. 15 > 6 c— 24 ; 8 a

(London) Bill, 21.;»i/i

Catholic Chapel at Bere I«lan>l. 81 ^h^c

Military Chapliin at Koarkee, 9 a 8 A

Oattie l>i»e«ae, fi a 7 a
-> in Ken ,31 m 8 f

in Spain and Portftgal. l7 n 8 '»

— (■ertificMted Cfhimney .Sweepers, 6-184?

— Channel Squadron 25 w 6 r
-— Character Note S^stein. I *i t> «

— Charily Inquiri-s, Mill. 7 m 18 rf^2l m 11 8
—28 HI 10 c—" ;«a

■ ■ — ■ Land Allottnf ntit, I t 6 r

— Chartered Com panels ift AMci^ 21 m 6 6
—28 m 10 <

-^ Chicago Exhihition. 1 2 a 8 ^

— Children in Beerhoa^es, I3 m 8 a
and the Railways, 27 m'8 "

— Chief (\>n8table of Radn«jrshire. 17^* 8 d
■-^■~' Chinese in Singapore, 8/r 6 6

Chnst's Hospital 31 m 6<2

— Church of England 27 m 8 /
— — Civil Bill Courra (Ireland), 8 m

; 10 i

Service. 80 a 8 a

'' ^i Clerkships. 8 a 8 1

Estimates. 10 f 6 </— 11 ^\\%

8 d^\

-^ Ptomotions in trelund, 4 ; 10 a
Writers. 14 '6

i f ■■ ItervUnts* Leate oT Ahsenoe, 8 m 8 a

Claims of Sheernesa an<i Chatham, 8 ai 8 i

— OUre Ivland blvictioiis—Motion for Ad»
joorment of the Himse, 9 rr H r

— OlaTemorris a^d CoHooney (Utl«ray, 20 si 8 ft

— Clergy Discipline Bill, 1 u 8 /— 29 08/ —
21 m 10 s— 24 m 6r— 2*. m 8c— 3> 8«— 17 /8 8
-^ (Tltfks of CTntonp. 24 m 8 '1

of Re^inrHrs (if County Coartft, 24 ni 8ft

Clubs. 27 M 8 r

— » Coa/I for the Royal Navy^ 18 ; 15 dT

— ^ C^oaat (^-ommBnicaiions, 27€i 7 6

CoHegiate and Cathedral Charehea^

Charities, I a 8 r
-— Colonial Probates Bill. 1 4 8 A
Slock A<>t (1877.) Amendment Bill, 17/8

a— 22 7 H b

Coloor Vision, 8 a 7 a— 20 m 6«— >1; 6 d

«'•*- Coming Dissolation. 2 a 9 e

Commercial Negotiations with Spain, %j 8 ft

» ■ " ■ Prison, 4 m 7 <i

Relttions with Brazil, 27in 8 6

Commisirioos from the Raitks, 28 m 10 ft

•^^ Commitments for NoB-payment of Debt, 8

a 8 /
— ^ Committee on the Hosts t)f IUil#at

Servants. 11 I" 6r-.i7 • 8)f

OB FinaACial Relations. 1 a 3 a
— the •'Commonweal," 16; 8a
'Companies < 'ertlflcafid of lOConMiratiMl

Bill. 20 w8'i~24m6a
■Mi» (Condition of Dorham, 8 « 8 <f
of Ireland, 6 a 8 c

Coauaaght Uangers, 21 si 18 i

* n

Par

PALMBB'S IKDIX TO «* TIIS TIMB8 " HKW8PAPEB. [ApriM tO

Pailiamentaiy Proceedings (rontinned,)

I'onBoUcftted Fund (No. 2) Bill Sjlh^i

; 10<f- 10 ; 7''— 17; 6 a-17; 7/^—21 ; 6d
-^ Constables Votini; while on Datj, 10 m6 d
— — Constabulary in Weetmeath, \ a Sc
•^^ Contagious Diseases (Animals^ Acts. 5

aBd
Conveyance of Malls to Amerion, 17 > 6 tf

— Conveyancing and Law of Property Act
1881. Amendment Bill, 13 tn 6 a— 18 m 6 a

— Convict Hehir, \i u 6 a
«— Leary 11 mi 6 h

O'Leary. Ha 7 a

> I'rison Warders. 4 / 10 a
Convicted Anarchists. \'2 a Sb
Convictions for Drunkenness, 14 m 10 a
Convicts in Mountjuy Prison, 3 w 6 6

Richaristm and Kgdell ^0 aS a
C«-r«!ito Powder. \'6u7 a
Cordite Smokeless Powder, 27 a 7 6
Cork and American \'aiU, 10 m^d

- and Belfast Mails. (> n 7 a

- Board of Gardians. 20 m 6 c
Dintrict Lunatic Asylum, 1 a 6/

Corn Sales, 12 w 7 «
Mills in Scotland, 21 m 10 d

— Coroner for Flintshire. 3 w 6 6

— Coroners in Boroughs Bill. 18 m 7 «

Deputies Bill, 15 ; /-24 ; 8 a

-^ Corporation ^ Stamp Duties) Bill. 3 J 7 h

_ Cost of I oUecting Excise. 28 /n 10«

Counter Duties in the Post Office, 18 a 7

— Counts Out, » a 7 6

County Councils and Evening Schools, 17

; Bd

and Footways. 22 j 7 /

Court Officials, 4? lOc
Waterford Police. 26 m 6 6

_ Course of Public Business. 3 m 6 J— 6 m 6 s
^15 ' G d

— Court- Martini at Banakhat, 17 ^ 6 if

_ Coventry ( hurch Kates. 21 m 10 6—25 m 6 6

— Crime in Ireland. 26 ; 12 r

»— Crofter ConitnisBion*s Decisions. 6 a 7 a

.. Kmigration to British Columbia, 17 ; 6 s

«— ^ Crown Land Hill, 3 ; 7 A

» Royalties on Gold and Silver, 5 a 6 s

*— Mr. Curzou and Peace Arbitration Societies,

17»i6/
^— Customs Authorities. 28 m \0 d

First ('lass Examining Officer. 11 m 6 e
and Inland Revenue Bill, 20 m 8 c— 21 m
11 </~24 m 8 <l— 27 m 8 6-28 m 11 c— 1 ) 6 a
—14/6/

Officials. 17; 6(1
Cyclists in Hyde Park. 8 a 6 d
in Scotland. 1 7 m 6 6

— Cyprus Tribute Fund. 20 w 6 6-31 nt 6 </

— Daughters of Naval Warrant Officers, 27 m

6 d

— Death of a Couuty Council Candidate, 2 a

Deaths in Convents. 1 a 6 6

-^ i:efenc: 8 of Gibraltar, 29 a 6 «

— DelHgoa Bay, 1 1 m 6 6

— Dei by Day, 26 m 6 it— 81 m 6 /
' AdjottrniBeni, 1 1 6 •

Parliamentary Proceedings (ronfinuee/).

Derbyshire County Council ElectioD, 28

i6 6

— Detective Superintendent Black, 4 ; 10 6
— — Disestablishment in Scotland, 25 m 7 «
Dissolution, 17; 7 ci— H ; 15 e— 22 J 8 a—

23 j 8 f»— 28 ; 8 6—29 / l! d

— the Register, 27 a 7 n
Statement by Mr. Balfoar, 14^ 7 h

6 d

Different Interpretations of Law, 20

Diffi*rential Railway Rates. 6 m 6 tf
Distraint for Taxes. 28 ; 8 6
at Brixton. 17; 6s

. — DiHtrexs in South Uist. 11 nr 6 c
District Councils. 13 m 6 c

— Messenger Service, 1 2 « 6 c

— Disturbances at Lai;fos. 3 > 6 6

in Londonderry Barracks, 27 m 6 a

in Pahang, 12 a 6 c

Divorce Bill, 27 a 8 a

Dockyard Police, 13 w 6 r

— Drainage and Improvement of Land (I1
land) No. 2) Bill, I j 7 6-3; 7 6-4/ jO rf —
21 j H c-22 ;• 7 c

— Drought in India, 12 a 6 a

Dublin Barracks Bill. 26 a 7 q-48 hi 7y -

21 m 10 a— 24 m 6 a— 28 m 10 o
Dairy Cows, 20 a 6 c

Post Office, 29 a 6 rf

Telegraph Staff, 6 w 6 6

Duke of York. 18 ; 15 «

- Duration of Speeches in the HoQie of Lordf
Bill. 2 a 9 a

of Parliaments. 9 o 9 c

Durham Coal Strike. 4 m 7 a

Duties on Foreign Winee, 4^ 10 e

Earldom of Mar. 25 ; 12 c

Early Memorials of Scottish History, 17

j 6 *

Ea!*t African Slave Trade, 5 a 6 /

India Officers (I^^xpenses), 16 7 4 /
Kevenue Accounts, 22 ; 8 6

Eastbourne Bill, I a 6 a— 20 m 6 6

Improvement Act (1685) Ameadment

Bill. 1 i 6 0-25 ; 12 a

Salvationists, 6 m 6 £

- Eastt'T Races, 1 a 7 a— 5 a 6 /

Holidays. 2a9ri-9a9r-9at0 6

Ecclesiastical Mining Royalties in DUrhain,

7 m lo a
— — Commissioners and Tithe Rent*Charge,

1 6 c— 17 m fie

Edinburgh and Leith Barraeka, 6 m 6 a

-^ Education, u>;4/

Code. 1892, 11 m 7 p— 26 m 7 «

and Local Taxation Relief (Scotfamd)

Bill. 1; i«— 14; 7 1^-24; 8 a -25 J 12 a

- Grant, 17; 9flf

■ Grants in Iieland 14 ; 7 a

- — E^ryptian lomain Loan, 27 »t 6e

Eight Hours Bill, 14 m 10 6

- Elector's QualificatioD and ReginratloD
Bill, 2(i m 7 a— 27 m8e

blectric Lighting, '/9 a 6'//

and Cable Txamwayi (MetropoHt)^ 7ai

10 a

Jnnft SO, 1892.1

PALHBB*8 INMX TO ^ TBB TIME^** NVWSPAPEB.

Pv

PArliamantary Proceedingi {(onttrued),

Elementary Educntiun (Blind and Deaf)

Bill. 17 tn 6 /-20 m 6 a

.i— Eltham Park. I2 n 6 c

Emanuel Hospital. 17.; 6 /

Emigration of Children and the Home Of-
fice, 20 m B n

to Brazil. 21 m 10 ci— 15j 6 6

.— «- Endowed < haritics, 24 m B a

Enfield Small Arms Factory. 13 <i 7 a

-*-^ Kntcane-Room Artificers, \2a6d

— — Ofiicers, \Ha7 b

English Patents in the United Statea, 6 m

$d

Nitrate Railway Company, 1 1 / 10 a
and Scotch Prison Officials, 10 m 6

— — Enlistment of Boys, 11 m 6 b

— ^ Equality of Votes at Coanty Council Elec-
tions. 80 a 8 a

^^ Erasmus Smith Endowments, 3 m 6 a— 20
m6r

Estimates and a Dissolution, 5 a 6 /

>• Evelyn v, Huilbert,** 3 m 6 0-^28 mtOie

-21 ;6a

—— Evening Schools, 8 o 6 <f

^— Evidence in Criminal Cases Bill, 5 a 8 cf —
ImlOb-Aj \0d

—.— Eviction Notices in Mayo, 17 m 6 s
■ of a Tenant Purchaser, 5 a 6 <*

Eviction in Clare Island HaG d- 9a8a

Examination for Examining Officers of

Customs. 81 M ft r

.«-— Examining Officers in the Custonu, 18 a

le
^— - Excise Department 28 m 10 d

Service. 13 a 7 6—27 m^d

— — Expectant Supervisors of Inland Revenue,

18; I6(/
-^ Export of Spirits, 7 m 10 a

Express Letters. 1 a 6 #•

— — Extensions of Regimentnl (^omm^nd. 8 a 6 /
^»- Extra Police in Kotcommon. 21 m 10 6
*^ Fagging on the Britannia 21 ; ^d
— - Fair Bents in ArmHgh, \7 m i\r

- False Marking of Foreign Goods, 31 m 6 d

Tra<le Mark, I / 6 r

— - Farm Servants in Scotland, 13 a 7 c
Farmers* Alliance. H j 6 if

Fee-Qrant, 18 m 6 c

— » Female Convicts, 10 m 6 6

<»— Major Festing^s Mission at Sierra Leone, 18

«76
. — Field Mice in Scotland. 8 o 6 e
— — Fight in Londonderry Barracks, 81 m 6 #
— - Finance and Administration of Gibraltar,

10m tfr
— - Financial Relations of the United Kingdom,

7 m 10 6-13m7<l

Secreury to the Post Office, 17 m 6 6

Fire at the Bell Hotel. Hampton, 1 a 6 «
— Escapes in Factories, 1 7 m 6 6
Fires at Sea, 6 o 6 a
at Handley, 24 m 6

— Fishery Board (Scotland) Bill, 1 7 ; 611— 22
j«a-22/8f— 23J8 6

Disturbauces at Whalsay. 3 m 6 a

Fishing in tl|tB ShaoD^o, 13.m 6 s

Parliamentary Proceedings (continued),

Foot and Mouth Dii^ease. 3 w 6 c— 4 m 7 6

in Perth 21 m 10 6

Forei^ Anarchists, a 7 a

Forfeiture of Wage*. 13 a 7 a

Forge«i Transfers Bill, 28 m 10 r— 14 aO f

—18; 15 6

Franco -Spanish Commeicial Convention,

28 m 10 e
Free Redirection of Post Cards, 22 ; 8 o

- French Protectorate on the Niger, 12 a 6 6
Tariflf. I ; 6 «

Friday Night's CountOiit. 24 mSe

Friendly So<-ietie«* ('heques. <i w 8 6

-^ Frozen Meat from Qneensland, 2 a 9 e

Gxlway Infirmary Hill. 2i mSd -2$ m 8 s

Gambling in Clubs. 4 /« 7 o

Gaining Act (1845) Amendment Bill, 5 a 8

a— 7 a 7 /

- Gas Compinies* Stills. 18 m 6 r

— — General Election Postal Arrang^meni, a

idd
Police and Improvement (SeotJaad) Aol

(188?) Amendment Bill. 5 a 8 0—8 a 8 e
— — Gibraltar. I a 6 d^5 a 8 <{— 6 m 6 e
— ^— Sanitarv Board. 8 « 6 c/

Glasgow Postmen. 21 m 10 <•
Glenties Light Railway. 1 7 m 6 6
Gold and Sdver Royalties. 6 a 7 6
Mining in Wales, IH m 6 s

Government Contracts, 2 a 9 6—24 m 6 6

Business, 10 ; 6 a— 21 j Qd

in Ireland. 31 w 6 ff

Dredgers and the Ksaex Fishing Grounds,

i ml n
Painting Contracts io Dublin, \ij 1 h

Relief for Mauritius. 4 t 10 6

of vScotland Bill. 27 ^ 8 6

Grain Tax in (^eylon. 27 m 6 «
Grants to English Colleffes. \QmBd
to Scotch Usrbours, i.i j 6 d

Great Northern and City Uailway BilL 81

S166 ^ -^

— — Seal for Ireland, I a 6 e

Greenwich llospitsl Pension, 17 m 6 #—21

Gresham University, 5 o 6 / —29 a 6 s

— • Grievances in the (.^ustoms, 6 m 6 «
of Army Pii'cha^" Officers. 14 » 7 6

- Greville Estates in Ireland, 2\ j Q e
— ^ Gunboats for Lake ^yi%<^, 14 m 10 6

Hnbttual Drunkards 13 m 6 c

Halifax and Bermuda Cable Company, 13

«r7 o

Hampshire Regtment, 31 m 6 s

Hiimp.itfad Accident. 6 m 6 &

Harbour of San Quintin, ^2 n B d

Works in Kos^-^hire. 26 « 7 a

Harbours and Piers in the Western Hifh-

Unds. 1 1 w fi ( "

Hares Bill. 2 n 9 ^

— — Her Majesty's Navy, 606c

- ~- Lj*gaiion ai Buolmr'-t. 17 ; 6 /

Herslwm School and tiie C'o iscienoe (Haase

10 tK <i /f •

- High (^urt of Justiciary (Scotland) BiH

7a

fur

FA£]EBR*8 IKBSIC T0 ^ VBK TTlfBS '^ NEWSPAPSB^

fApril t to.

Par'iamsntary Proceedings fronftniKd).
«M>« HitfliUnd R'ilwfij Company, 14; 7 4
-; Hulyliead Harbonr, 5 u 6/
««-- a Home Kule RoBo1vtioD> 9>a 8 a
^^ All Hnund. 80 a 8 /

HouTK of Labour (RailiwAy Servanta) CDOBr

millee. 15 / ftr

• Hounp"Fee§» 1 06/

«— Hospital Docron and Nunef. &1 m 6 *
". — Hurricane at ike Maurkios, 21 m 10 tf— 26

'mm^ Houfiiig of this WorlRing ClutteA Act^ 18M^
18 m 6 '/

(Scotland) BtH, 1! ; 11 «-17 i 6 4
]Uliterate Votes. \i m \\ a
iuMDigraiion of Aliena, 81 m %/
of Pauper Aliens, 7 m 10«
of Desti'ttle Foieigners. 2 a ^r

•>«r ImpevUL Tobuoco Corporation of Persia, 24

M fi h

mmm Impovtation 1 1 Foietga Bilade CUaai Bottlea,

24 m 6r
-! — Impriaonment under the Coercion Aot, 17

•e-o Improved Cottages for Rural Labouven,

84fii6c
1 — Improvement in the Breeding of Irish

Horses. 10 m 6 />
VF— Incidenoe of Taxfltion. 12 o 6 li
Act (18H1 ) Amendment Bill, 19a 8c— 2<i

n 7 — 7 m 10//— 27 m 6/
-= — Income Tsx, 8 r» 6 if —8 ; 6 d
«— A8SHS9menr,^ 15; 6 d
-— • - ^Hbiries and Allo*vances, Sm Sd
-K—^ Increasi d t^emuneration of Post Office Offlr

cinls, » '/ a f>
•^ — India Councils Bijl, 2 a 9 6— 18 a 7 c-^V

alb

Bndget, 2I7 6/

rhriHti:in Marriage Law. 17j 6 /

IP- and the rhicago Exhibition. 14 ; 7 a
Pay of Mid cil Officers Wm6e

wvp Indian Ij'uTliOiigli Allowance, 4 j 10 6t-]5

I . NaMooal Congress. 14 9 7a
— Industrial and Reformatory Schools, 24 « 6a
— Infsntry Drill Book, I a He
«F— InfantH letting and Borrowing. 14 m 10 6
V- Inft otiiios Didcnses on Vespels, 1 a 6 d

Hospitals Bill 22 ; 7 n

•e-— IrJ4irii'8 tu Policemen at Fires, 10 m 6 A

-r— IimiRtefi of VVurkbouse. 7 m lOa

^tr-r^ Ii oculationand Pleuro* Pneumonia^ 17«i6c

•-— Ii.qufKt on 1*. VV. Nally. I o 6 c

■..■ ■ . on v. J. Nally. Hn6d

«F-- Insane Cotiviois. 29 a 6 (/

-: — Inspection of Convents 24 m 6 a

". — lntpe<'tor Ktack. 5 » 6 s

«n— loKtiuction of Pupil Teachers, IS m 6 r

«r— inr> ni edi.te Kdiication (^ Wales) Bill, la 8a

Ifi'l.-nd;. a Iff « f

— — I. ic . pr.u iHin ihft Hupstan Language, 4 ;10 h
«r— lutox caiirg liiju 'rsdrtUiuh Bill. 21 m].Oc
«r<- !■ ^>-'tiiM;ut ill liriiuiid Uent«. ;{l m 6 e
V— h iai.'i »nd the ( hicitgo Kxlubjitian, 27 m Qj

«-•" ^li:"!! liUMlUeiiK 3 7 <> «

l>owd of G via^divis, 81 »■ 6 4
H

Pariiaijientary Piooeedinge (eon/tfiMd).

Irish Education Bill, 12 a Bift—S m 6 c 4 4

—5 m H ii~28 « lae— 4; 10 <f— 15; 6 c

Emigrants. 80 a 8 A

Evicted Tenants Claoee, 10 » e <t

^— ^ Fishinf? Boata, 8 a 7 o
— Fisheries Report, 2^96

Land Commission Office, 5 a 6 J
P- Purchase and Sncoesaiua Duty, &« Q^ r

Mails 8a«ie— 31 m6d

Members and Inhabited Hoo^e Oo^y, 8.

Natioiia> Federation^ 17 m 6 A
— School Teach9rt, S.ai 6.6—20 m9 4~-t

aSf

jBe

Sohnob, 81 m 6r.

Paupers in Scotland, 18; a 7 6.

Regtstvation o£ Title, 6 m 6t^

School Grant, 9. a 8 4
. Secret Servioe Fund; 5 a 6 c

Sunday Closing. 81 m 6 c

Teachers* Pension Fund, 1 / 6 #—&; fi ^

-«- Isle of Man ((Customs) Bill. 1 ; 7 A— 4 t* 10 d

Islington Mfdical Officer of Heakh, iq $U

Italian PootaL Servioe, 81 n 6.c

— ^ .Jebu;«^ 24 ui it d

^^-^ Jebn Deputation, 8 a 6.c

— Jurors at Oiminal Trials, I^^a 6e
Jury Laws. 7 w 10 A

— Mr. Justice Romer. 12 a6c
-^^ Justices of (-aTaDy I o6<f

Kanaka Labour in Queensknd; 17 ai 6 4

— p— - Kegulations, II) 1 u a

Traffic, 18 m 6 c— 24 m 6 a

Kew Gardens. 20 m 6 c — 10 ; 6 a

RirkwaU Harbour Liglu, 6 a 6.e

Kishnagliur State College, 1 7^ 6 s

Labourers (Ireland) Allotments Bill 6 a ft

a— 20/11 6 tf

(Cottages in Ireland, 29 a 6 «— 3 y 6 d
Dwellings in Derry, 18 m &c
. in the Royal Parks, 14 mi 10.6
Lagos Trade Routes, 1 a 6 «

■•^

Land I'ommiAsion Officials. 12 a 6
Commissioners (Irelaodj Bill, 4

17j8o— 27; 10 u

■ % Purchase Aot. 29 u 6 «
Salenin UUter, IB m 6 d
Stock and Consols 10 m 6 r

h

i 10 d-^

Landed Proprietors in Ireland, a a fa,

— - Lame Workhouse, 18 m 6 <f

Leaseholders in Ireland. 18 / 16 rf

— - I^eds ami Bratlford Barracks, 18 ; 15 c

Legal Costs for Income Tax, 6 « 7 6

Gen. LcBesche aud the Pendlebury CoIUeri.

27 •» 6 f ^

— Letter Boxes at SubrPost Offices. 24 « 6 a

Lfwis Mi|iii:i, 29. « 6 «

Naval i'rison, 6w 6 c

— Reserve Men. 29 /i 6 e

Libra riofl in Kural Districts, 8 m 6 c

LiceuKing Sessions, Kuig^Bton-ou-Thames. If

— ^ — of Canteens, 20 m 3 a

Lichfield lieneh of Magistrates, 1,8 ; 16 'd

— Limerick Fisheiies, 4; lUc "
-p— LijBoolnsWiie Charities, 4 si 7 ^

June SO, 1892.J

palmer's IMDVX to " THB TIMB8 ** NVWSPAPEB.

fcr

FiIUame^tar7 Proesedings {ccnUnued\
— Lonns on Hates. \ o 6a

to Rofirdff of GiiardiflTifl, 5 a S e

- Lccal AufhoritieB niul Trnniwny*. ) a ^ h
—•^ Acquisition of Lund Kill, 2 a U a->6 a 7 a

—6 M 7 »/

Government (Ireland) Bill, 20 m 6 /— 21

■ !0/— 24 Ml 6// — 14 j8 A

Veto on Liqnor Traffic Bill 6 o 7 »

Loch Swren Fi«h**ry, 14 ; 6 /
London Electrio and Cable Railwaj'S, HaBa
County Council (General Powers) Bill, 29
6 a— ao a 8 o- 6 m 6 a— 8 j 6 a
- Money Bill. 1 7 m 6 a

(Tramways) Bill. 15 > 6 a

Postmen, 15*6'*
Teaching UniTersity. 26 o 7 a
Water ( No. 2 ) Bill, 8 a fi a
Lord Chancellors and Parliamentary Eleo-
tians, 12 a 6 (/

Commissioners (Ireland) Bill, loj 7 c

Lord's Amendments. 2h / 8 (»
Loss of Life at Sea, 22 i 7 /
Captain Lugard, i ; 10 6
and Williams. 1776s

- M. A. Hood. 4 / lOa

— ~ Madagascar. I j Ge

^— Magistrates in Folioe Burghs (Scotland)

Bill 5 (I 3 a -6 » 8 a
«^- >iail Train between Dublin and Wexford,

13a 7 r
^— Mails from Queenstown to New York. 1 a 6 c
w— Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire
BailwHy (blxtension to London) Bill, Z6 m 10 a
— U 7 «
«_ Manufacture of Small Arms, 12 a 6 a

Mar I'eerage. 22 ; 7 c

Marriages Abroad Bill, 4 ; 10 d-'lOj 7 6-.

21)66

in Malta. 81 m 6 J —22 ; 8 a
Married Women as Poor Law Guardians,

MsiuritiusLoan, 16;7<y -17> 8A— 24 f 86

^ Mawddwy Hallway Company, 8 a 6 a & c

„ Mrs. Maybrick, 25 m 6 /•

, MKinley Tiirifif, 14 « 10 a

„^ Mediical Attendance in the Indian Army» 8

a66

Officers in India, 14 j 6/
— in the Navy. 4 m 7 o
Pensions, 10 m 6 </
of Prisons. 22 ; 7 /
Records at Portland. 17 j Gd
Medicine Stamp Act. 21 m 10 6
Meetmg in School Hoams. 6 m G li
Merchant Seamen's Food, 8 a 6 /
- Shipping Act Amendment Bill. 3 m 7 c«
^f^^ ,_!.- m 6 11—20 m 8 e— 25 m 6 c— 26 m 7
/-2Hmllf-l4.;8.-18;16 6
— . Mesopotamiao Antiquities. 4,; 10 «

Metropolitan Police Courts, 6 o 6 a

Mice Plague (Scotland), 27 a 7 a — 13 jh 6 c

Mi<ldeab<irou^h ^'orporution Bill. 27 m Ob

... Midwlvfc'S* Keglstration, 18 a 7 (2

Miiitiaqian*s dunday, 1 1 w 6 6

, Military Land (Consolidation BiUi & a 6i ^—

Parliamentary Proceedings (eoniinued)
Military Organiaatlon, 24 •» 6 a

and Politicul Meetingii in Ireland. 17 ; fta

— — Prison Warders, 13 w 6c

■ Kanges at Yarmouth 17 / 6 c

Mininpr KoyaUies. x a 6 /-^7 m 10 a

-^— Moat of liathmore. 1 7 ; « c

Mrs. Montagu. 8 a 6 •— 2d a 6 « — 80 a ^ •

in Prison. 80 a 8 6

Mon;au G(»ld Mine. S mdc

Morning Sittings. .SO a 8 6

- Mortmain and Charitable Usee Act Amende
ment Bill 18 m 6 a- 18 w 6 a

Municipal (Corporations Ao| 1882, Amendl-

ment BiH, 12 ^/z 7 a — 17 m 8 «

- Murder of D&striot loapeotor Martin, IS
a 7 a

> ■ of a Clare Land Agent. 10 m G 6
—— Mysore Criminal Warrants, I ; 6 <i
-«.— National Debt (Stoekholders* ReUef;^ H

j7 d

■ l>ebt Conversion. 28 m 12 a

of Exchequer Bonds, Bill, 4 7 10 (7—1 ft

776

Education (Ireland) Bill 81 m^/^Aj la

</— 16;46^17 j7a— 22y 7a^24; 8 a— 2&
7 12 o

Gallery. 18 a 7 a— G md d

— Naval Officers and Christ's Hospital 5 a 6<|
mm .1 ■ and Foreign Languages, 14 7*6/
■ . ■ on the Pai iflc Station, 31 m 6 c

Knightaof Windsor BiU, 4/ lOe— 11 ill

f-.|4,7/-.17; 6a
— >-— Reserve Station at Tramorev 7 a 10 a
Vot*-r8. 11 7 10 a

M 60

— Navy and Army Expenditure. 1 ft 7* 7 r

New Uillfi, MS eath dujfs paper whtn Par^

liamtnt U Sitting

'■■ Canons of the Church of England. 8 /6<t

. Forest Rifle lUnge 8 «• 6 c— 1 760
■ Infantry Drill and the Reserve Forces, &
a6 /

Gunnery Establishment at Sheemeaa^ ST

Licences in Donegal ITm 6s

L«>cal Law. 1 8 m 6 a

. . >■ Members, 1 a 7 a~m}i m^d

Peers, 1 a 6 a —8 lu 6 a — 4 m 7 a— 6 ns 6 a

-^U m 10 a~21 m 10 a— 28 m 10 o-^l «» 6 a

— 21 j 6 a— 227 7 CI— 24 ; 8 a

Post Office fcir Hyde. 3 jGe

— .^ Telephone Company BiU, 8 J G6^

- Writs. 26 fi 7a-4 iii76
Newfoundland, 18 m 6 </— 22 f 7 f
^ and the '* French Shore Bill, 'M8 m 6 #
and United States Convention, 18 m» 6 d
— - Night Mails to Aberdeen. 27 m 6 a

— Nizam, 28 m IOa^

— North Eastern Railway (HuU Docks) Bill,.

28786

Sea Liquor Tnffic Convention, \Sm6 d

— Northern Queensland and Kanaka ifabour.
14 m 10 6

— Notices. IS a 8 a— 27 a 7 a — 30 a 8 o^l8 ai^
6 6—2.) m 6 6

— Notices of Motiona^ sss svsry da^U poMr
during Parlianmfkt

Par

PAunm's oiDBX to " thu mins " nbwspapicr.

[April. 1 U

Parliamentary Proceedingi (rontinuad)

Numbf r of Liceniied Tabaand Cabdrirers

in the Metropoliii. 12 » 6 n
^— NyassA Slave Trade, 5 u 6 /*

— Occupaliona of Volanteers, \iiC*t

— Office of Supenrtaon of Inland Rerenue, 2
ad e

■ of Woods and Fore«t9, 21 m 10 6

— Officers' Ketfimental Funda. 1 2 a 6 a

— Oil Rivers Administration. 8 la 6 a
Opium Traffic, 8 a 6 ^

" — Orders for Svords. 30 a 8 a

of the Board of Agriculture in Essex, 30

a$h

— Orders of the Day, tee every day^e pap^,
during Parliament

— Ordmtnce Survey. 6 m 8 a— 10 m 6 c
— ^— - of Scarborough, oa 6 «
— ^-— — Employes. 10 hi 6 a

^f lores in Sctitltind. ijBe

'— Ornamental Gardening in the Qrcen Park,

12 a 6 //
^— * Orotava and the Australian Mails. 14 / 7 d
Other Bills Advanced, II ; U e-24 j 8 a

— Our Sea Fisheri* s, 1 8 m 7 a

— ^ Outbreak in Venezuela. 3 m 6 a

Otttrnge in China. 15 ; 8 A

-— > Overcoats, &c. of Strangers in the House, 27

«8r
— > Overcrowding in Board Schools. 13 a 7 r

— Papera of the Chief Secretary's Office, 5 a
6e

Parcel Post Basket, 27 m 6 r

— - Pariah Population in Soutliern India, 17
mSe

— Parliament (Election and Dissolution), 6
alt

— — Parliamentary Franchise (Extension to

Women) bill. 28 o 6 a— Umll a
m, Pnpers. 1 1 m 6 c

■ Re|iorting, 27 a 7 a— 10 m 6 6— 4> 10 c*

lljll /

Writ, 4 ;• 10 f

— PsfSHgeof Petroleum through the Suez
Canal. I3flv6s

— Pateitt Fees, 14 ; 6 /
Office ** Journal " 20 m 6 «f

• Pauper Aiiens. 27 m 6 e

- Penalties for Non- Attendance at School, 27

6e

> Pensions in the Naval Reserve. 21 / 6 e
to Widows of Oastguard Officers, 9 o 8 6
_ Persian Tobacco Monopoly, 27 a 7 a— ?7 m
6c— 28 M lOt -I f 6s

— Personal Allowanoe to Sir H. D. Wol£F, 18
; 15 a

-^— Explaiiatioo, 8 m 7 c

— Petition of the Officers of the Inland
Revenue, ij 10 6

— Petitions, aee every day*8paper^duriny Par-
liament

— Peti oleum Traffic in the Suez Canal, 17 m 6 r
in Kullc, 17 mH«
in the Suez Canal. 18 m 6 r— 20 m 6 d—\

j 64^—11 J 10 a — 16/ ttiJ— It*; 15c

Tank Ships in the Suez Canal, 17 ; 6y—

18 j Ibe-Ujii a
76

Parliamentary Proceeding s {tontimutdX

- Petty Scs.«ioim Clerk for Doneraile. 21 n 65

l*it?r<i in Sutherlmid A ml h

Plncird^on Official BiiiUlinsru. 24 ? 8 r

Places (jf Worship (Sites) Bill 27 o 7 a

Pleuro-Pneumuria, 1 1 m 6 ft— 27 m 6 «— 23

;8 a

in Ireland 6 m 6 d

Plmnbfrs' RHiri'tnition Bill, ^ii « 8 A

Plural Voting (Abohtion^ Bill 19 in 7 "

— Political Kconomy and the Diplomalio

Servici*. 27 w 6 ^
<— - the Polite at the Collieries. 12 a 6 <i

Police ' ontriict for Boots, 28 w !0 rf

and Licensed Victuiillers 4 i 10 a

Policemen Voting when on Duty, 1 7 m 6 e

- Political Prisoners ou the Gold Coast, S

— ^ Polling Places for Electoral Divisions, 27
a 1 ft

Polynesian Labour in Queensland, 6 a 6 «

— lOw 6r — 17 m(>/— 27 m On

- Poor Law Elections at Manorhsmilton, 18
ol h

Schools (Ireland) Bill, 1 7 m 8 e-4 ; 1 4

— 14; 8/ -21 j6f

Porta down Uural Post Delivery, 12 a 6 6

Pout-Cardu an«l Tetter-' 'ards. 2 a 9 a

Accounts and Vouch- rs 1 7 j 6 s

<— * iVnr Office Deposits. &x\ (Ireland) 27 « Be

OfficiuU and bounty l ounuils, 2 a 9 a

Negligence. 2 o 9 <•

- KcgulNtions. 27 im 6 d

Servants and thePiectloQ, 15^* 7 6

Sunday Labour. 25 j 12 b

— Postage from Benin. 29 r. 6 </

of Voting Cards. I ./6r

— — Postal Arrangementa in Uurml Parishea, 28

mile
■ Clerka* Association. 5 a 6 </
^-^— > Facilities ill Scotland, 13 a 7a
Orders, 20 m « d

SiTvice to Bi itiah (^entral Africa 1 1 ai 6 6

— — — in thn Highland H #h; /

-— Siib-()ffi(vs and Bank Holidays, 8a 6 •

Poitting of (^ireuUrs. 81 w 6 5

PoMmen*^ W a^>es 8 / 6 #r

- Power to Kxtend :iour « of Closing, 10 si 6 a

Mr W. H. Preece, 21 m 10 tt

Presentation of Petitions, Wi 7 a

President Kruger and Swaziland, 'Aj 6 5

- Principals of Board Si hoola. 8 u 6 «

Printing of Evidence taken by the Labour

Commission. 9 n H 6

Prison l)re»s 10 m 6ft

— — Surgeons. 3(» « 8 a

>- Staff in Scoland, I ; 6 e
— Visitors, 21 m lOc
Warders. 2i w l«r

— Prisoner Handley, 12 a 6</
— ^ PrivateBusiuesSjfsesusrft day*8pap«r^dMrii^
Parliament

Bill Legislation and the Dissolution, 22

J 7a

Procedure Bill, 8 a 7 a
Bills. I4ai 10 0—28 at 10 a
» Advanced, 11 ai 6 a ^18 ai 6 a

Jane 30, 1892.]

PJUiIISB's index to ** TB8 TIMS8 " NSWBPAPSB.

Far

Parliameittary Proceedin^^ (• ontinued),

PriVHte Prcct»dun? Bill, 24 m H d

and rrovisioiDil Order Confirmation Bills,

•^— Proclaimed Meetings in Irel»nd 31 m6 d

— ProcUmation of an Irish Met ting, 6 m 6 6

Progress of BilU, 27; 10 a

— Prohibition ot Bands Playing in Limerick,
22 f6a

-^- Promotion^in the Riiyal Irish Constabolarj,

9«i8a
M of Resident Magistrates, 20 )m 6 e

— — Property Qualification of Vestrymen and

Guardians, i •» m H /

— Proposed Harbour of Refuge at Partna-
guran. 29 « 6 «

New Forest Rifle Range, 14.7 7 6

- — Protesiant and MuLed Marriages in Malta

21 J 6 h
-*— Protection of the River Shannon, 2 ad e
•— — ^ of Homing Rigeons, 20 m d d
of Women Railway Travellers, I'd a 7 e

— Pruvincinl Postmasters, 1 7 m 6 c
Provision against > ire, 5a ^d

— Piuvimonal Order Bills, 4 w 7 a— 28 j 7 a
— ~ PrDvisions for Seamen, 27 a 7 ii

^^ Public Authorities* Protection Bill, 5 a 6 a
->8 u <> '.—20 m <i— 21 m 10 tt—2ij 6 t

Business. 2| m 10

Elementary Schools Bill, 15; 6 d^i7j 6 /
lieHlth Amendment Act, 4 m 7 u— 11 m 7

rf— 20 w8i— loy 7/>

Libraries Law i\>DSolidation, 15 1 7 6—22

j7c

Meetings in Ireland, \S m6d

— ill Iri«b National fckshools, 81 m 6 e

— in Schools, b M 6 c

Woiks Loans Hill. 24 j d a— 25 j 12 6

Punishment of Children, 8 « 6 e
Put chase in the Army, 15^ 6 b
Mr Purdie's i;ase, 17/6/
Qualifloation of 6ch )ol Inspectors, 80 c 8 a
Qttarcermasiers ot the Royal Marines, 8 a 6 e
Queen's t College. Belfast, 17 ; 6 s
speech, 29 ) lOa

— Queensland Labour Traffic. 27 m 6 6

— Question of Privilege, a a 6/— 5 a 8 a^-G a
7 e— 8 CI 7 a

of Remitting a Sentence, \ jft d

— Questioua, see %ctry day's faper during Par'
liament

— a Question Struck Out, 8 o 6 /

— Railway and t. aiial rrnfflc Act (1886)
Amendment Bill, \1 j 8 '/-'i2 ; 7 6—24 ; 8 a

iiiock System, \6j \b o
Companies' Reports, 8 a 6 /
Passenger Communication, 6 m 6 c/
Rates, i a^u

and Charges, 8 a G a— 28 m 10 a

Provisional Order (North Eastern,

Ac.) BiU, 14 m 6 a-28 m 10 a
— ^ bervants, i'Zj 7 J

Hours Committee, 17 j 6/

Station Exits. iM a%j
-> fur amherland, In ; lie
^ to the c^wazdaod Frontier, 17 j 6 d
Baiuhill Miirderi^ 8tt6y

Parliamentary Proceedings ('oniinwd),

W.ites and Tolls of ('anal Clompanies. 14 ; 7€r

Rating of Vlaohihpry BUI, 7 a 7 a~9 a 9 (T

of 8c»K)ol BiU. 24 w 6(

•— » Rations of the Navy, d mS a

Receiver of the London Commoo Poor

Fund. 22 f 8 a

— — Reciprocity with Canada. 28 m 10 a
Recruiting in London, 15 j ^ e

Red Barns Rifle Range, lij 6/

Sea Littoral. 8 ci 6 /

Re- Directed Letters. 17; 6(2

Redirection of Letters. 13 m 6 e

of Members' Letters, 12a66 — Il;10a

^— Reduction of Sentences, 2 o 9 4

- Refurniatory and industrial Schools, 17 nt ff
a — 20 )it 6 a

— " Regtna v, Hurlbert. " 12 a 6 a

Hegi-tered Letters 24 m 6 a

Registrars at Nonconformist MBfrMg«», 9

u 6 /
~— Religious Instruction in Schools, 91 m 6 fr

Tracts in Barracks, 13 m ti e

Removal of Wn cks. 1 7 m B a

— > Remuneration of Jurors. 20/n 6 c ,

Rent of Houses and the Truck Acts. 6a 7 5

and the Lough Erne Drainage. 17 m 8 e

Report of Supply, 6 a 8 a— 1 1 j 1 1 e— 14 7 &

3—15; 7^. — 1«; 4 /

Responsibility for Police Action. 2 a 9 6

Retirement of Irish ( -ivil Servants. 5 a 6 d

Retiring Fund for Metrupolitan Police In-
spectors. 27 w t) V

— Return of Licences Refused, 17 m 6 fr
of Electors 21 m 10 e

Itevision of the Dublin Postal andTelegrspb

Establishment, 12a 6 6
Revolvers, 1 1 m 6 6 —24 m 6 a

- Rifle Range in the New Forest, 28 m 10s
at Dundalk. 22 ; 7 /

m Ireland. I ; 6 «

on Salisbury Plain, 13 a 7 a

Roads and Bridges (Scotland) Acts,

Amendment Bill. 12 a 8 e— 18 a 7 </— 4 m 7 s—
17 mtif—2\ m fa a

in Lewis, 29 a 6 s

— — Lord Roberts and Army Reform. 14 a 6«

Miss Robinson's Soldiers' Mission. 8/6 6

Roman Catholic Soldiers, 10 i/i 6 a

Royal Assent, 28 j 8 a

— - Academy, b a d d

to Bills. 29; 10 a

(Commission, 28 j 8 6—29 ; 10 a

— on Labour, 8 m 6 e/— 2 1 m 10 a

— on Vaccination. 8 1 m 6 «
Irish C/Onstabulary, 1 a 6 e
Military Academy. 8 <i 6 6

•^ Royal Naval Artillery Volunteers, 1 a6 6—
15>6 6

Sovereign, 6 m B 6—17 m 6 6*-8 y 6 of

— Rural Postmen in Ireland, 8 a 7 a

— ** Ryan v, Quardians of the Cavan Unioiv
21; 60

— Sahmadoo and British Protection, 12 a 6 6

— Salaries of Indian School Inspectors, 27 m 6«
auil Pensions of Warders of OooTie^

Piisoosy 31 m 6 <t

n

:p«r

PALIIKB*B mi>BX TO *' THB TUlM *" KBVTflPAPEB. [April I tO

Pflrliamentary ProceedingA {rontiniuff),

Sale of Goods Bill. IH m (i «— 24 mOa

" of tntoxicants in India, 12 a 6 i

■ of Intoxicating Liquors to Children, \j 7 6
« of Petroleum, 18 m 6 d

■■■ of Pofltage Stampa. 2 a 9 a

-— of Stamps on British Steamers, 15/66

— Lord Salisbury's Primrose League Speech,

7m iOf
-^ Salmon and Freshwater Fisheries Bill, 6 m 7
y^26.; 12 o

■ Fivhings on the Spey. 8 a 6 c

-— Sanitary Board of Qibraltar. 12 a 6 6-^17

l6a
«— - Condition of Grandborough, 26 rn 6 r
-.-^ Sanitation in Factories and Workshops, 18

;l5c
«— Colonel Saunderson on Home Rule, 12 m 6 «^
^— St. George's Barracks, \ m 1 h
^«— St. John's Wood Barracks. 1 o 6 c
•^-»- School Bonrd for Handsworth, \2 a 6b
•>— — Accomodation at Mi* ton, 4 m 7 6
— ^— at Afihendon, 15 i 6 ft

Board for London (Supprannuation) Bill,

17j8b

^ Scotch Universitit s, 10 m 7 ^

Crofters, 11 w 6 «

Fishings and Foreshorse. 12 c 6e— 7 m 106

Local Government, 8 a G a

■ TaxHtion, 31 w 6 «

Prisons, 17m6d— 17; 6e

Private Bill Agents. 1 a 6 /

Equivalent Grant, i a 7 a -^5 a 7 d— 8 m

6 (f-4 M 7 6-6 w 6 /-2I ; 6 a
*— Scliool Boards. 1 a 6 /

Universities Ordinances. 25 m 6 a

Sea Fisheries Regulation (Scotland) Bill, 7

t»7j

Seed Rate in Ireland. 2 o 9 r

— Prorogued to Day by the Royal Commission,
29; 10 a

Second Readinirs. lOj 7^—21 ; 6 6—29 ; 10a

-^— Secondary ^School Teachers* Registration

Bill. 1 7 ; 8 /*

— Education in Scotland, 13 u 7 6

^^ Science Teachers at £k)uth Kensington, 18
<i 7 e

Teaching at South Kensington. 8u a 8 6

i — Senate of London University, 12 a 6 c

— Settled Land Act (1^S2). 28 m 10 o

-^ Seventh Session of the 24th Parliament o
the United Kingdom and the 12th of (^ueen
Victoria. l8«8«-14/6/

— Sheep Scab. 27 m 6 c

I— Sheriff Courts (Scotland) Extracts Bill, 5 a

8 a— 12080— 28m IO0
i— Shipowning Magistrates. 22 ; 7 /
m^ dipping Disputes. 28 m 10 e

— Shire Dintrict. 4 m 7 6

— Shooting of a Detective. 2SJ Sb

— Shop Hours Bill. 22; 8<y— 24 ; 8 6

— Short Titles Bill, 18^7 e^'60 a 9 4—7 m 10
«-.]3 m6Q '

— - Sigual Light on the House of Comraoiii, 6

<l76

«— Silver Coofertnce, 14 m 10 a
-» Slara Timde, M) Ri 104
7%

Piftrlismentary Prooeedtn(;s (f onftniif<;).

Slaughter- Houses near Victoria Stt«et. 8

066

Slavin- Jackson Fight. 8 ; 6 -—4 f 10 b

Small Agricultural lIoldin;rs Rill. 5 « 7 c —

6<»7c-9a8e-.l2a7 6--IO m^d-Wm^t
— 13 m 6/-f4m lOf— 18m6 c/-2ti«6c—
28 m 10 e- 14; 6 6— 18; 15 a-21 ; b 6— 22; 7
Q-22 ;Hr-23 /80

— — Small Pox in London. 9 a 8 a
in the West Ifiding. 30a 8 6

Smoke Nuisance (Metropolis) Bill, 1 a 6 «

Smokeless Powder, 13 ui f> r

Soldiers and Ammunition. 17 m 6 a

■ ■ an Old. in the Workhouse. 2 a 9 a

— ■ at Polirtcal Meetings, 9 « 8 a

Shopping, 27 »» f> r

Solicitor to the Inland Revenue at Bdla«

burgh, 8 o (> /^

South African Republic and Swaziland. W

m 10a

Western Railway Rates. 27 m 6 6

Spaniiih Tariff, 23 m 10 (/

Spinning House, I » (5 c

Stamping Bills of Exchange. 18 m 6 i

- the Value on Coins, 14 w 10 6
Starcross A;ylum, 12 a 8t
State Loans, 13 w 6 c

— of Supply 27 OT 6<
of Clare. 2« w 10 «

Statistical Depsrtmeiit of the CmtooM, I

a 7 a

— ^ Statute Law Revision. 8a 6 a^l2« Ac— 14
m 10 fi

Statutes, 20 « 6 /•

Stolen Pos'al Order Forms, 27 o 7 «

Street Obstruction, 30 a 8 a

■ " ■ Accidents, 14 w 10 6—24 m 6 <?

Sub-contracting in Government Work, 5

o 6r

Sub- Letting Barrack Contracts. 22/7/

^Vrm, H. M. S. 13 w 6 «i

Summary of Proceedings, sss tvtry dafu

dttriny Parliament,
— - Sunday (Closing Petitions. 3 m 6 a

Collection of Letters, 7 « 10 o

Work in the Po-t Office, 13 « 6 v

— Sunderland's Charity Bill.' 4 « 7 e~5 jr 8 a

— 14 m 10 «— 17 M^ 6 /i~20 m 6 t

— Superannuation, Act Amendment (Sa 2^
Bill 3 iM 7 c \ ' J

■— Supervisors of Inland Revenue, 9 a 3 6— U
m 10a~21 m 10 //—U/ 7 a

— Supplementary Estimates, 15 /rd

— Supply, 2 a 9 </— 4 w 7 «-« « 7 6 -13 ai «•

— 20 w 8c— 27 Ml 6 /— 16) 61/— I7i 74

— Civil Service Estimates. Hjl f
■■ Army Estimates, 1 1 f 10 a

The Navy Ejitimates^ 10> 6 *

(Keport), I / 7<s

Vote on Accouo t, t7 at 6 /— 28 m 1 1 «-»

81 m 7 /

— Surtax on Leather Ooodt in fVance, 18 > IS

— Survey of Scotch Coantiea, 12 a 6c

— Suppression of a Meeting, 1 7 m 6 c

— Sudpensioa of the U o*Olook KoIcl <i « 4

JmiB SO. 18D2.]

P1XHKR*S INDSX TO ^TBV TIMES ''kEWBPAPKS.

Par

Parliamentary Proceedingi (tontirued).

Mnyor Talbot and the Per»iaa Tobacco

Conceflsion. 4/106

— Tnrget Practice at the Needles, 18 m 5 a

— Seawards (^on*mtttee, a u6*f

-^— Mr. Tate and the Tmtteet of the National
dallery, 21 f 6 d

— Mr. Henry Tate's Offer, 8 a 6 c ,
Taxation of (^ider, 3 a ft A

— — Taxes (Regulation of Remuneration Bill, 6
«8ri^4; I0c/-10; 7 b

— Teaching of Drawing. 17 i « r

— — Technical Instrnction (Scotland) 17^8 6^
24;8/»

and Industrial Imstitutions Bill, I a 6 a— >

6ae a— 28 m 10 e— 15,7 7 6—21 j 6 6
— Telefrraph Factory, o a d a

Office for Maltby, 9 o 8 6

Kates to India. \'i u ti a

-^^ Telegraphic Extensioit Gnirantees, 6 a 7 6

Telegraphs Bill 4 ; 10 rj — II > II /— 22i 7

«— 24 } 8 tt— 25 ; 12 6—28 ; 8 6

— Telephones, 27 m 6 /

Temporary Census Clerks, 5 a 6 fi

— - Terms Removnl (Scotland) Act. 25 m 6 6

— Territooies of Zanbana and M'Begisa, 17
;«r

Textile Fsctory Inspection. 10 ;' 6 a

— ^ Thames £staary Fishing Grounds, 4 J 106
Theatre Exits, 29 a 6 d

— — Third Readings. 11 j 11 s -18 ; 15 c-24 /
8a

Tithe Rent-Charge Redemption. 2 a 9 fr

i-'^ Tobauco Concession in Persia, 3 at 6 e

Toniataba, 3 m 6 </

Trade Societies and the Pott Office Savingt

Bank, 1 a 6 «

— -^ with Canada, 9 o 8 •
— — Marks in Egypt, 8 ; 6 6

Traffic in Polynesian Labour. 6 m 6 c

— Transport of Cattle in Lancashire. 17 m 6 e
TrawlerH off the (?oa8t of Galway, 8aQd

— Treason Felony Convicts at Chatham, 18 m
€d

Treasure Trove at Dolgelly. 3 m 6 6

— Treaties with Spain, 14 m 10 c

Trial of Mr. Lewis Lyons, 17 «k 6 e

Trouble in Uganda, 20 m 6 s— 3 jSd

— Tuberculosis, 14m 10 a
Turkish Bonds. 31 m 6 c

— Typhoid Fever amongst the Horse Guards,
21 m 10/'

— Uganda,3m6<?— 27in6s— l;6d— liyiO
a — 1."> ; H

— Unemployed Trade Unionists, 3 ; 6 e

^. Uniform of the Royal Naval Reserve, 18

f\5d
United SUtes Tariff, 1 ; 6 s

Universities (Scotland) Act. 10 m 6 a

— Upheaval in the Central Hall, 31 at 8/

— Vaccination Acts, I j 6a
FincB, 4 m 7 6

- Commiitsion, 24 m 6 <■

VflL'Cine Lymph, 8 a 6 6

Valuation of Belfast, 2 a 9 6

Vatican Mission, 31 nt 6 s

Veterinary Departmeot, IreUud, 17 «i 6tf

Pariiamentary Proceeding! (continued),

Vestry QTialiflcations. 8 n 6 «

Victualling Stores, 12 a 8 ^

— > Vienna Postal (Conference, 13 a 7 6

— Volunteers. 5 m 8 r
at Chatham. 10 m 6 c

■ in the Civil Service, 8 a 7 a

— and the General Election, 14 ; 6 /

— and Jury Service, 21 m 10 a
as Jurymen. !•< j 15 c

a Vote on Account, 1 1 m 6 «-^13 m 7 «— S8

m 1 1 a

— \Valton-on-Tham(^a School Board. 13 si 6 s

— Wanderer and Aginc >urt, 18 ; 15 r

-^ Lord Wantage's Committee, 6 m 8s— 8;8tf
— 4H0tf

Warder of Borstal Prison, 18 ; 15 rf

Wards in Municipal Boroughs, 10 m 6 d

Water Companies (Kt*gnlation of Powers)

Bill, I7m8a~2l m 10 «-31 w 6 «— 1^' 6 a
— 17> 86

Supply of London. S a 9 f*

— Waterford County Inpectors* Promotioii
List, 6 a 7 6

— Watermen*s and Lightermen's Company,
llm7d-17«8f

— Watertgiht Bulkheads, 11 / 10 a

— Ways and Means —Iteport, 13 a 7 ^—18 at
7a-l5/ 7f

Uganda, I6j 4 f

— Wear Valley Extension RaUway Bfll. 1ft
/4 6

— Wearing of Emblems m the Army. BaSh
of the Shamrock, 8 a 7 6^8 a li c

Weights and Measures, 5 a 7 a

^ (Purchase) Bill, 13 a 7 e~30 a 9 r*-^ m

7e-7iN 10s~U 71 to 0—17 iN6a-I8M8a
— Welsh Medical Inspectors. 3 m 6 6
-^ Westminster Abbey, 6 a 7 6 -28 i 8 a
— '- Weymouth Trustee Savings Bank, 1 a 6 e
WhiUunUde Recess, SO m 8 e— 24 m 6 a--4

j 10 s

Holidays, 24 la 6 f — i ; 6 «

Colonel VVhittington*s Promotion, 6 m 6 6

Wickloir Militia. 22j7t

— Captains Williams and Lugard, 10 ; 6a

Sir Jacob WiUon and the Board of Agricul*

ture, 30 a 8 6

Wishaw Building Society, 28 mi 10 d^i f

10 6
Witnesses before Parliamentary Oomout*

tees, Qmtid
(Public Inquiries) Protection Bill, 15 « ft

J— 2b J 12 a— 27 / 10 a -28 / 8 a

— (Royal Commissions and Parliament)
Protection Bill 3 la 7 r~ |4 m II r

^^ Working Men Voters in Ireland, 13 « 7 «
World's Fair. 8 o 6y

Wouien's Suffrage Bill, 25 i 12 a

Yellow Fever uii Transports, 2 «i 9 e

— Yeomanry, 1 7 / 6 «
'■ Cavalry, 25 m 6 a

Duke of York, 1 4 ; 6 6

— Young Rtcruit. 14 m 10 c— 17 m4d

Zululand, 29 CI 8 c

PARLI AM^NTABY 3P2E0HES: -
*»• When the Speech ef a MembHrkreeniivA
I. 7ft

Far

PAUnSB's niDBZ TO ^ THE THOBS " NEWSPAPER.

rApril. 1 1«

PftrliMnentary Speeches (^iontinued),
on any particular debate, by referring to the
ntbfect under Parliamentary Proceedings, it
can be seen at once by the rererencc answering
to that aflftxed to the Speaker's name.

— Corrections, 15 t 7 c

— Aclnnd, A.. 1 a 7 c

-~- Akers-Donglas, 14 m 11 /

- Ambrose, — , i) a 9 e— 5 w 7 «— 20 m 7e

Argyll. Duke. 14 ; 6 a-25^* 12 a

Athmead-Bartlett. — , 10 j 6 e

- Ai^quith, — , *i» a 7 a— 5 mid

- Atheiley-Jones» ~. 30 a 9 6

Attorney- General 12 a 8 c— 27 a 8 d—2J 8

a— 3; 7«— 23;8a

for Ireland, 5 a 6 d-^20 m 7 b^ij 10 d

—24 ; M e

- - Bftiley, Sir J.. 876 a

* balfoar, — , 1 a 6 /-—I a 7 a^l a 8 a~2 a

9c&«— 5a 7a— 8080-^90 106->12a8 6 •
13 a 7/-13a8»-26a 7 a— 27 o 7 6-28 a 7
d & «— 29 a f /— 29 a 7 /— 80 a S b& ^—3 m
6 f- 3 w 7 a— 6 m 6 /-H w 7 a— 7 m 10 i -13
Di 6 0- 14 m II ^—21 m 10 «— 25 m 7 6—25 m
8 (2-26 w 7 f— 28 m 12 a-^\Aj 7 h^\oj'6d

— 17/7 a— 18> 15 «— 21 /6 s— 2278 a— 28
;8a

A.. II m7»»

G. W^7a7a

J. B^ 1 1 m 6 /*

of Burleigh Lord, 18 m 6 a-21 j 6 a— 22

f7f

Barclay. — , 6 a 7 /^

— Bartiey, — , 1 a 6 *— 12 a 7 «— 26 la 7 c—
27 m 8 6

Bsrton, — , 80 o 9 A-21 mil 6-l7>7*

Bartfelot Sir W.. 28 a 6 «— II j 10 a

Bttsing, Lord, 2 o 9 a

- Bnumann. — , 29 a 6 a— 5 m 7 b — 26 m 7 «
—3 ; G a

- Belper. Lord, 25 m 6 a

- Letlii'U Captain. 5 a 7 /

Birkbeck, Sir E., 7 a 7 r-27 a 7 6—28 m

llr

~- Birrell, — , 29 a 7 d-28 ; 8 a

' Bhne, -. 20 m 7 e— 31 m 7 c

Blundell, Colonel, WjlOd

Bolton/r. H.. 14 m 10 c

Bousfield. —,19 m 7 s— 26 m 7 e

- Brand, —,5 a 7 d
Brassey, Lord, 24 ; 8 6

Bright. J. A., 28 m 116

Brodrick, — , 12 a 6 a— 13 a 7 a

— ^ Brown. A. L., 25 m 7/

— Hrownlow, Earl, 21 m 10 6— 25 m 6 a

Btuce. —.26 m 7 6

Biyce. -, 1 a 7 a— 26 a 7 6-28 fl 6 s— 8 m

7a~4»M7 6-21 m 11 r— 27 m 7f— 27 m 8 6

— Buchanan, — , I a 7 </— 8 in 6 d
^— Buxton, — . 5 m 7 c— 17 m 6/
. CaHogan, Earl, 14^ 66—22 ; 7 a— 24 18 a—

KJ\2e
— — V sldwell, — , 6 o 7 r— 4 m 7 «— 1 1 m 6 e
.*— Cameron, Dr., 1 a 7 e «5 a 7 c— 8 n 7 a— 25

mlt—TijSa

J., II ; 116

-r— CampbeU, H., I a%4

m

Furliamentary Speechea {eoniinued),

- Campbell. .1. A., I £i 7 «— 4 m7 d

Biinnerman, — , I a 7 s— SO a 8 e — 3 si 7

6—25 TO H r

- Cnrapenlown, Enrl. 17 m 6 a— 25 7 12
— «~ Canterbury. Archbishop of, 21 f 6 6
Carrington, Lord, 15 j «) a — 17 » 6 a

Causton, — , 26 m 7 /-2l ; 8 tf

- Chsmberlain, — , 13 m 7 i
Austen, 1 o 7 a

J., 9 a 8 /— 12 a 8 c— 10 m 6 e-13 m 7 5

— U/n 10r-18m6#— 24 m 6 </— I 766

Chancellor of the Exchequer, 1 a6'», c«&/

— 5fi 6^-6a 7e-12a6«-12a 7/— 13 «7
ft^6m 7«— 1dm 7<2-17m7r— 17m8 d — 19
m 7/ -27 m 8 r-28m 10(f-28 n 11 /--31 ai6
c— i4;7e— 18i 15<f-l8j 16 6—22/8 6—27
/10 a— 2ft.; 8 6

Channing, —.6 a 6 /— 8 a 7 J

- Chaplin, — , 1 a 6 '—5 a 6 <f — 6 « 7 s— 5 a
8a-6a7</&y— 9a96— 12a 7 /-27a 7a

— 10m7/i— 11 m6(2-l4m10<f— 18w6 e—
21 m lOr— 23j 86

Clark. Dr., 1 a 6 c— 1 a 8 a— 5 a 7 *•— IS a

7<2-30o 8y— 3m6</— II m 6 c— 17 ;7 </— 24
; 8 if

Cobb, - , 1 o 6 rf— 6 a7 c

Coghill. — , 9 a 9 « -20 m 7 s

Coleridge. Lord. 21 7 6 ci

Cullings, I a 9 /— 5 a 6 6^5 a 7 s— 10 m 6 s

Commins, — , I2m 7 d

Conway, — , 31 m7 <f— 16 ;4 rf— 17/7tf

^onybeare, — , 8 a 8 6— 26 a 7/ -3 m 7e

Cooke, — , 8 a 8 A

Courtney, — , I o 6 6—28 a 7 6—21 j Sc

Cowper, Earl 25 m 6 a

Cox, — , 9 a 8 6

Crawford, —,3 m 7a— 10 m 7/

D., 1 a 8 a

Cremer, — , 8 a 7 /— 24 / 8 d

Cross. — , 12m 7 d

- Viscount, 1 a 6 a

Culrostt, Lord Colnlle, 18 m6 n

Curzon, — . I a 6/— 12 a 6 a -26 a 7 ak€

y— 26 a » a— 21 ; « /— 21 ; 7 a

Cust. - ,18m6d

- Davey, Sir H., 7 a 7

He Lisle. — , 14 m II d

De Ramsey. Lord. 20 m 6 a— 21 j 8 e

Dfa Vesci. Viscount, 22 / 7 6

Denman, Lord, 2 a 9 a— 27 j 10 a

Dillon. — , 25 w 7 s

Dunraren. Karl, 28 m 10 a

Ebrington, Viscount, 11^' 10

- Elcho, Lord. 1 / 6 /

Elliot, A, 1 a 7 <?

Ellis. James, 8 a 8 6

John, 27 a 7 s— 30 a 8 c

T.. 29 a 7 6

Elphinstone, Lord, 25 m 6 6— 17 / 6 a— 24

j 8 6

^— Esslement, — , 1 a 7 d— 13 a 7 d— 4 ni 7 6

Eyans, S., 1 a 8 a- 29 a 7 e- 13 m 7 s— 21

m 10s

Eyre. Colonel, 10 m 6 s

Farquharson. Dr., 10 m 7 d— ll> 1^4

- IPdJows, — , 28 m 11 li

June 30, 1892.]

PALVBE's IKDBX to ** THE TIMB8 " NEWSPAPSIL

Far

PtkrUamentary Speeches {continmi), '

Fen wick, —,8 a So

— FergussoD. Sir J., I d 6 r— 8 a 6e— 12 aS a
—13 a 7 6— 27 a 7 a &</-17 m6/>— 28 m lie
— 3;6A— 15 I 7 A— 17 »6rf-2l /6-i— 22;8a

Field, Admiral, 1 a 6 a, 6— 10 ;' 6 b

— — Finlay, — , 25 m 8 a
Fitxwy^ram Sir F., II J 10 d

Flynn.— ,81 ml b

Forwtiod. — . 1 2 « 7 6

—— Foster, 8ir W.. 5 a 7 /— 9 a 9 ^ — 12 a 8 0—

28/ii II /— 18; 16/>— 23; 8 a
Fowler. H., I a 6 *— 9 u 9/— 8 m 7 c— 17 m

6c— 10;6 e

Fraser, Sir C, 1 1 ; 10 <»

■ Mackintosh, — . 1 1 w 7 a

~ Furness, — , 11 in 6 a

•— » Oalway, Viacoant, 25 m 6 a

— - Gladstone, W. E.. 2 o 9 /-6a 7/— 8a7e—
9a 8 / — 12 a 7^ -29 m 7 a— 80 a 8 li— 10 m 6
/— 21 m lOe— 25w6rf— 27m 6/— 17> 7a—
]8j I6a

tl., 20 m 8 a

*— Golds worthy General. 26 m 7 6—11 / 10 /

— Gorst, Sir J., 3 m 7 c— 6 m 7 d— 16 »' 6 <J—
17;6d

Graham. — , 1 a 6 rf-7o 7/— 8 a 7 /

C, 28 m 1 1 6

— Gray, — . 5 a 7 //

— Grey. Sir E.. 5 w 7 a

— Haldane. —.608 a— 5 m 7 o— 10 »i 7 (I

Hamilton, Lord Geo., 1 o 6 a- 13 a 7 6—10

— Hanbury. —.11m 6 a

Harcourt, Sir W., la7o— 8 a 8 a— 12a8

/.-27 a 7/"-29a6«i-80o8c-14»» 10 #-17
m7a-l9ffi 8 6— 26 m 7e— 4>10fl-15y 6</—
17 f 7 a— 18; 15 e

, Harland, Sir R,. 27 a 7 e

— Harrington. T.. 14 m 1 1 c

Harrowby. Earl, 14 / 6 e> 25^' 13 6

Hart-Dyke. Sir W.. 10/ 7 a^\7 j 7 d

Havelock- Allan, Sir H.. 1 1 7 1 «

Healy« Timothy, 9 a 8 J— 13 a 7 s-24 m 7

6—31 m7 d

M^ 13 a 8 a— 16 ; 4 e

■ ■ ■ Thomas, 21 m 1 1 a

i— Beaton. Hen niker. 1 a 6 e— Ida 76— 17; 6 </

— Heneage* —,26 m 7 6

Henniker, Lord, 2 a 9 a— SI m 6 a

— Herschell, Lord, I a 6 a— 2 a9a— 13m6a
^1 f 6 a— 21 1 6 5-25 1 12 a -27 j 10 a

— Berries, Lord. 1 4 ; 6 a

Hickt- Beach Sir M., 1 a6 <- & d— 5 a 6 /—

6 a 8u— 8 a 7 a- 12 a 6c— 11 m6 6— 17 m6a
— 15/6 e— 18 J I6e— 28; 8 6

i Hill. Colonel, 27 « 7 tf

Hoaldsworth, Sir W., 7 a 7 /

I— Howell, — , 1 a 6 e &/-8 a 8 6— 15 j 7 6—
%\j^d

— Hosier, — , 1 o 7 6

— Hunter, —, I a 7 6-8 a 8 «f-27 a 8 a & 6
— 4 m 7 f — 6 m 6 /— lOw 7 /— 27 m 7 r— 23 1 6 a

— Jtckson. — . 1 a 6 f, o « &/— 9 a 8 rf — 12 a
6a-13a 7o— 29a6c— 30a9e-24m 8/* —
31 m 7<-4; \Od—\^j 8 a— 16 j 7 c— I6j 46
—17; 7 6-17; 8 a

Parliamentary Speeches (continved),

James. Sir H., 7 a 7/— 28 a 7 c— 7 m 10 c—

26m 7 e

Jebb. — . 10 m 7 d

Jeflfreys. — , 6 a 7 /"— 10 ; 1 1 *

— John.ttoa, - . 6 a 6 6— 20 m 7 d
^— Joicey, — , 7 a 7 c

Keay. — , 26 o 7 6— 3 m 7 e

Ktlly. — . 7a 7c-27a7s

J. R.. 27 a 8 a^7m 10 e

K^nny, M. J.. 1 a 6 d

Kimber — , 29 a 6 6

Kimberley, Earl, 1 a 6 a— 2 j 9 a— 6 m 6 a

—13 m 6 a— 14 J 6 c— 17 1* 6 c— 21 / 6 6— 24t 8

Kinu. — , 15 7 66

Knatch'jull Hugesaen, H., 10 ; 6 6

Knox. -, 24 w 7 e— 31 m 7«

Knuisford, Lord, 6 « 6 a— 17 i 7 6— 24f* ft

ff-25; 12 6 / /

Labouchere. — , 2 a 9 d & «~12 a 6 a— 20

m 7 /— '7 tn 7 a— 18 ; 16 •— 21 j 6 c^2S jSa
—24 / 8 f '

Lafone. — , 24;8d

— Lamington, Lord, \Sj6a

— Lawrence. — . 27 m 8 a— 1 / 6c

— Lawson, — , 27 a 7 /— 29 a 6<?— 6 m 7 c— 1&
i76

SirW.. Umllf— 1/6/

— Lea, — , 1 o 6 /

— - Leng, — , 1 a 6 «— 30 a 8 o— 14 m 10 c— 17
m 86

Leon. — , 5 tt 7 d

Lethbridge, Sir R., 17; 6/— 21 ;6/

Llewelhyn, — , 5 a 7 d

Lloyd- George, —, 1 a 6/ -29 a 7 a —18 m 7

a— 21 mlO «

— Lockwood, — , 8 a 8 f

Lord Advocate, 1 »i 6 /—I a 7 a— 13 a 7 a

-3 w 6 d-6 m 6 / — 11 m 7 a-lO j7 a— 17
j 7 d

Lord Chancellor, I a 6 a— 2 a 9 a— 6 060

—21 m 10 b-22; 7 c-26 / 12 «.-28 ; 8 a— 2ft

j 10 n '
^•^ Lothian, Marquis, 17 i 6 a

Lowther, J. W.. 1 a 6 a— 5 a 6 /— 26 a 7 a

— 27tt7«— 29a6r& d-M m 10 r-26m 7 a

— 27 m 7 6-27 /« 7 rf-lO; 6a— 18; 15 ^

— Lubbock. Sir J.. 8 a 6 a— 29 a 6 6— 17 m g
6—17 , 8 a— 28 . 8 6

Macartney. — , J 1 m 1 1 a— 16 ; 4 6—1 7 / 7 a

Maciniies. — , 29 a 7 /

— Mcltan, — , 2G a 7 « & /— 19 m7 e

Maclure, — , 8 a 7 a

Macoaghten. Lord, 1 a 6 a

— — Makins, (%)louel, 8 u 6 a

Mar Earl, of, 22 ; 7 d— 25 ; 12 c

Marioribanks, — , 5a7t— 27a7c

Mather, — , 7 o 7 d

Matthews, — , I •/ 6 6 c r' & «..2 a 9 6—5 m

6c— 29a6d-30o8 6-1 8 j 15 d— 24/8i
— MattinsoD, — , 12 m 7 a

MArtliur. W., 27m 8 a

— M-t'urthy. J.. 30 » a d

— M K. nni. Sir J.. 27 o 8 o

— M8cNkrill. —,9 a 9y— 12 a 6 a— 26 a 7 tf—
14mU6

81

Par

rAURR^B nn^cx to '^ ram niiss ** ifRwsPAPsm. [April • 1 t»

Farliamentary SpMchw (continutd)^
— — M'Lnren, — ,6aif b
— — Methuen, Ix)rd, I a 6 a
MidletoB, YUeount. I a 6 «

— Milvain, — , 8 a 7 d

-»- MunkaweU, Lord» 20 m 6 a
— ^ Moniafcii. — , 17 m 8 a
— ^ Morgaa, Lloyd. 2\ia 7 c

G. O^ 27 a 7 /— 7 m 10 e

- O. v.. 12 a 6 ^—18 1x7 a

— Morlej, J.,2a9<*

■ Earl5 a6a— 25;I2a

•^ Morris, Lord. 27 r 1 a -28 ; 8 A

->^ Morton, -. 1 a Sc— 2 a » d— 96 • 76—80

a Be -3m 7 r— 17 f»8 6— 7 m 7 c
»— Mowbray. Sir J., 1 a € c

— Nevllte,— , I2iii7a

Nolan. Colonel 1 a «/-dO a 9 6— SJ m 6 c

—11 7 lOy-16 ;4c

— — J^ 24 f 8 1

— Mortbeote. Sir S^ 1 a 6 e
— — Norton, f^ord. 90 m 6 a

O'Brki. P., 1 a ti «-l a 8 a

W..9a8c-24m6</

— O'Connor, J.. I a 6 d- 5 o 6 «-l4 » II «—
18 IN 6 6->21i 6 d
T.. 8 d 7 6

Oldroyd. — , 6 a 7 c
Fagpt. SirB., I8m6fr
Paiker. -. 26 w 7 *
C„ 5a7 h

•^> Pease. Sir J., 8 o 8 c— 26 mlf

— Penrose- Fitsprerald, — » 27 a 7 d

Penn. — , 13 u 7 6

— Phillipps. —.5 a 7 6-29 a 7r-6 m 7 d
i— PickemgUl. -, 13 m 6 6
•^ Picton. — , 1 a 6/— 8o8c— 12a7«— 29a

7/— 12 m 7 A— 11/10 c
— ^ Pkiyfair Sir L.. 1 a 7 c
— * Plowi^en, Sir W^ 26 a 7 c-21 j 7 &

Pluuket. — , 2 ci 9 d-2 a 10 a-lOj 6 d

— — PowelL —,27 J 7s

-— Price, Captain, 10 ; 6 6

— Prorand, — , 1 a 8 o— 6 u 7 a

— Hasch. Major, 10; fi c

• Haihbone, — . 20m 7 d

«.^ Redmond, W^ 24 » 7 d

— Keid, — , 30 a 9 a

- — Rentoul, — , 5 m 7 6—24 si 7 s— Si m 7 e—

16 j 4 r
»— Kictimond and Gordon, Duke of, 14 ; 6 0—

25 ; 12 c
*— - Hitchie. — , 1 a 6 d— 7 a 7 /— 8 a 6 a— 9 a

8a-29fl 6 6— 80« 9<?-4 m 7 a— 5 m 7/— 14

w lOe-15/6/— 22;8 a— 24;8<f
— — Hubertson. — , 4 m 7 €

, Koby, — , 9a9s'14m 11 d

- — Utiiiit. Sir A., 6 a 7 o— 28 a 6 a— 24 a 7 d—

9C« 7/
— — Hoscoe. Sir H.. 10 m 7 s
— i> ICMWiitrce. — , 6 ri 7 d— 18 m 7 6

— Rowland. J.. 30 a 6 <i— 6 ai 7 s
•-^ Koyden, — , 12 m 7d

— KtiMtell. i^ir O., 5 m 7 a
— Sir(\, 6 w 7e

T. W., 14 m II r— I9iii7 6— dim 76
SalUbory, Mar^uia of» I a 6 a-»2 u % a^ia

Parlinmeniary Spoech— {eoaHnud),

nt 6ci— 1 ;6A— 14; 6a--21^ 6 6-9&>l9a —
27; lOo

Sandhurst. Lord, 24 j 8 e

Sandys, Colonel. 1 1 ; 10 c

— Saonderson. Cokmel, I a 6 d— -M ai 7 ^
Schwann, — . 26 d 7 a— 26 a^d

Sexton. — , I a 6 6--1 a 8 a^ a ^ d— IS a

8a— 6m7d-7m 10 6—14 m 11 d— I9ai7e
—20 m 6 /— 81 m 7 a— 16 j 4 6—17; 7 6

Shaw-Lefevre, — , 12 a 7 a— 19 m 7 a— 9&

jSa

— ^ Shaw-Stewart, — . 80a9a— llaiS/

Sidmonth, Visoount^ 25 m 6 6

— — Sinclair. — ,31 m 7 a

bmith, J. Ph I a 7 c-*6 ai e/— 19 » Z /—

95m8d
Samuel, 12 a 6 a— 26 o 7 «— 28 a 6.6-.&

«i6f- 12 m 7 e-18 m 6 c— 27 m 7a-2L;t^

— Selicitor-GeneraL. llie, 26 m 7 o
for Scotland 1 a 7/

— Somervell, - , 8 a 8 6
Speaker. Thev 1 a 6 6—3 a I a-^ a 3d— t

J8a— 2*<; ?J/>-29; 10a

— Spirncer. Bark 14 ; 6d
Stanhope, £.. 1 a66cs&r— 11 i 10^-11

;ii«

Stanley, Lord of Alderley. 28 m 10 a— 2&

J 12 a

Stansfeld, — . 5 a 7 a & •—12 m 7 d^^6 m

7 a

Stephens, -,6a 7/

Stevenson, F., 9 a 9 /— 26 w 7d

Stewart, M., 1 a 6y — l a 7 d— :*a a 9 6— a

M 7 a
Storey, — , 7 o 7 «— 15 ; 7 e

— Story- Maskelyne, — , 6 a 7 d
Stuart, — , 8 Q 6 6—19 m 7 «— 26 ai 7 /

— Stuart- Wortley, — , 12 m 7 d

Stratheden and Campbell, Lord, 1 a 6 a

_ Sullivan, D.. I a 6 c

Summons. — . I a 6 s

— Swinburne. Sir J., 22y 3 6

Talbot, J. G.. 1 a 6 6—13 a 8 a

Tanner. Dr., 1 a 6 «— 13 a 7 a -96 a 8 a—

30a9c&s-'7 m 10/— 16/ Ac
Temple, Sir li., 26 o 7 c— 10> 7 6^11 ; a «

—21 / 7 e
_ Thoruburn, — , 1 a 7 d

Tbring, Lord, 1 a 6 a— 22 f 7 a

— - Tunilinsoo, — , 27 a 7^— 26 m 7 a

Trevelyan, Sir G., 5 a 7 6- 8 a 7 c— 3 « 6 /^

_10»/i 7/-I1 m 7« — 19 m7d— 24m8a

Vincent, Colonel Howard, ^ a 9. t— .7 a 10 a.

Vivian Sir H.. 1 ; 6 6 ^

— Wad«Iy, — , 29 a 7 «-26 m 7 o
Wallace, — , I a 7 r— lOw 7 c

Warinir. Colonel 14 m 1 1 6—19 m7 f

Waierford. Marquia, 22 j 7a— 24j da— 9X

j 10 a
Watkin, Sir E,, 1 a 6 d

Watson, Lord. 10 m 6 a

Webb. -,ifO w7d-3l m7c-«16/4e

Webster, — . 14 m 11 a— 26 m 7d— 13; 1^4

— ^ Wemys*. Earl, 21 m 10a— 31 m 6a
— - Westminster, Duke of, 1 o 6a
^ -i— WharucUSe, ^SAfl 04 ^a9a

Jnne 80, 1892.1

PALHKK'S INPSX to ^ THB TittSa ** NKW8FAPKIU

Poi

Farliamentary Speeches {t ontiniie*i).

.... Whitbread, — , \> a S €

. ^ Whitmore. — , J9 iii7</

— _ Win. Shire«8, I a 7 <i-18a 7 <i-26 mjb

— WUIoK. — . 12 /« 7 c
«.—. Wilsoi!. John, 8 a 7 e

— WinterbothMin, — , 5a7 e— 6 a 7 /— 7 a 7 «
~10i}»6 /~27 M 7e— 2» in 11 a

Wolff. -, 1C/4C

Woodall, — . 28 <* 6 «

— — Worms Baron H. l)e, 1 a 6«— I a 9 a— 12
a 6 6— 6iM 6(2 — 18 m 66 -27m 7e

— Wyndham, — . 6 a 7 a-28 a 7 a— 20 in 7 ./
York, Duke of. 18 ; 15 a

Parrott (K.) on the Shoreditch Railway Aooi-
dent, 16; 6 c/

Patents, Speciflcatiors of . 9 a 16 a

Faulton (J. M.) on l^ection Advertisements. 26
m 12 h

pauperism and Old Age Pensions, 2Sj 5d

Peace Prospects in Europe. 10; 9 6

. Society. 19 m 14 a

- and the General lilection, 3 ; 14 s

Pear's Soap Basitiess to be a limited Company,
28 m\& a-^\ in \\ b

Pearling and Trading Company (Limited), 23
; 11 e

Patriotic Fund. 2 « 9 s

Pauper Labour, 7 ml a

pearce-Serocold (George) on the Queenahnd
Separation Question. 14 m 8 e

Pearson (W. G.) Speech on Mr. Gladstone's At-
titude on the Eight Hours Day. 20 i 10 «

Pease (J. W.) on the Indiaa Opium Trade, 29 j 8/

Peckham liye. Extension of, • 6 « 9 6

Peek ( b'ranuis) on ** General " Booth's Scheme,
l»;lOfc

Peel (A. W. tkt Speaktr) Address to his Consti-
tuents. 24 ; 7 6

_ River Liand and Mineral Company (Limi-
ted), 25 / 16 s

PEBBAaE:-

^ir Evelyn Baring to be Baron Cromer, 18

i a/

-_ De WahuU's Case, 6 ; 10 c

„ Sir John Selvyn-lbbetson to be Baron

Rookwood. 18 j 13/
, Stamford Case. 6 in 18/— 9 m 4 y— 10 m

13 6
_ Wioklow Claim. 29 o 10 a
*— Yarborough (Countess of) to be Baron Con-

yers, 22.; 9 d
Pelican Life Insurance (Company. 6 m 12 b
Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Com*

pany. 4; 16 u
Penn (John) on Engine Boom Complemento, 18

;6/
Pensions of Civil Servants, 15>9 rf

for Schoolmasters, 27> 8 rf

People's Palaee Picture Exhibition, 38 ;' 8 4

PEEfllA:—

Affairs of, 19 a 3 a

_- Cholera in. 6 j 6 o

_ and the Persian Question, 19 m 8 4

.— and Kossia, 20 * a a— 29 a 9 /

_ Tobacco Monopoly in, 6 a 5 a

PtfiUn Lottery Concessuui, 6 « 11 d— 9 m 10 •

Prru AfiPiiirs of, 4 « 5 r— 6 dSe
Peruvian Corporati'Hi. 9 / 12/— 23y II •
Petroleum. Carriage of, i m lA b

— Oil Trust. 18 ; 8 A
Peaet (V. A. ) on PHfu, 5 o .5 #
Pharmaceutical Society. Am uaJ Dinner. 19 w 13/
PhiluiUhropic Society, Dinner in Aid of tho

Bunds 18 /w 13 "
Philharmonic .Society, 1 7 ; 1 4 c
Philological Sflliool. Centenary celebration of 4

Phonoporic Telephony. i3al4a— Ua3/
Phonoscope, Mr. Dumeney*s Invention, 7)7 f
Photni?raph Improvements \n,26>a \Sd
Physicians and Suri^ins. Royal CuUeife of, List
of Past Examinations. 7 a 13 — 11 a 6> «— 12
a 4r— Ida4c^l4a 8/-l5aa/— 16ci 11 c
—18a 9 /

List of Past Kx«m illations, 29 a 14 a- 3 m

13<2~9m4/-.10ml3tf
Piccadilly State of 20 m 11/
Pig Trade in llaiiion. 9 » 4e
Pitiful Story of Two Boys at Kingston. 20 1» 1 1 6
Plain Song and Medis^^al Music Society, 67 U e
Planet. Discovery of a Minor, 2 ^ 1 2 a
Playfair (Sir Lyon) on Retaliation, 21 m |] /
Piimsoll (Samuel) Advice to the Sailors^ 22 i A&

—27 ' 8 fc '^

Plural Voting, 23 a 6 /
Poland. Blsck P^)X i«i 16 « 8 •
Poisoning of two Young Grrls in Stanfortl Siraet
from Eating Tinned Salmon, 13 a 10 if

Mystery Solved. 7 m 13 ^

Strange Case at Stratford, 2im{^ef

— «- of Women in Lambeth, 10/10 #-.13 « a «
POLIOB:- -^

— — Adams. Joseph Jas., and otbera. for At-
tempting to Defraud, 8 a 14 « -13 a Idcf ~2&
a8<f >3m 13/f — II iM 12</

Akers, Rich^for Short Weight io Coals. 9

;4c ^^

- Alexander. Capt., for Non-paymeot of a Cab
Fare. 8 a '4s

Al en. Thos. a Hawker, for Fraud, 30; 8 d

Amoo. John, for Unlawful Possession. 12m

4a~19m4a

Anarchists, Arrest of in London. 21 a 4 /^

28a 12 a « »/^

Anderson. Augustus Constantine, for Rail-
way Act Offence. 9 ; 3 «

Geo., for Excise Act Offence, 27 m3 «

- Rich., and another, for Burglary. 22 ; 4 /
Andrews. Arthur, for Drunkenness. &e. &

a3 / '•

Another Spinning House Case. 80 « 7 /^ i

;7 6 • / i

ArbUster, Philip, and Emily Palfrey for

Devulging liacing Telegrams. 9 a 1 1 d

and another, for Contravention of th*

— Ashdown, Isabel, and another, lor Stealing^

— Askey. P. D„ for not having his Child Vmt^
dnated,24m 13 d "^

— Aslett, Robt., for Cruelty to a Horw^ j

P«J

PALMER'S IKDBX TO ^ THR TIMES ^ NBW8l*APSB.

[April I to

f oUc0 (rontinued),

«— > Atkinson, Arthur, for Attempted Suieide,

*20n 10 CI
.*^ Ball. John. Kich. and Tho8.. Father and

Sons, for Sea Fisheries Act 10 m lie
p— - Barnes, —.for CnlawftUy K*^pingopen a

House. I i> a 1 «
1 Benjamin. Edwin and others, for Betting

Act Ofifence>«. 22 a i» «— 29 'i 3 /
— ^ Sarout I. for (^ruelr j to a Horse, II / 7 s

Barratt. John, for Wilful Damage. 27 76 /

»— Barron. Lambert, and others, for Fraud. 18

TO 14e— 27«i8t/— 2Sm6 c— 4/4/— 4; 7y— 10

i I4c- Ilj Ic
^ — Barrow. Jas., for Publio Health Act Of-
fence. IS a IBs

. Barry, Edw., fop Woun-ling, 3 ;4 /

^— Bartley. Wm.. for Unlawfully Advertising

on a Cab, ( n 3 ;
^.^- Batson. Stanlake A., for Employing a Male

8erTant. Keeping a Carriage ani Using Ar-

moriiil Bearings without Licence. 13 ' 'J «
, Beckett. John, and another, for Burglary,

lOiU d
^ Bell. Hev. Kennedy, for Indecent Assault.

J Rov. John Robert Kennedy, for Gross

Assault in a Train. ^8/ 5 U

^ Bell Uobt.. for Pc^rjury. 22 a 5 «

, Bentley, Edw.. for Stealing. 7 » 6 «

_ , - Frank William, for Embeszlement, 18

;18o

.. Bicyclists, Nine Young, for Furiously Rid-
ing their Bicycles down Hill, lo | Ha

^ Bishop, John, and another, for Stealing, 80

m 13fr
„ Blind, Rudolph, lor Exhibiting an Obscene

Picture, 7 o 3 «— 28 a 14 a
^ Bostock. Frank, for Drawing and Driving

Carriages on Wanstead Flats without a License,

2»i4«i
, Bottomley, ^, and others, for Defrauding

the Hansard Publishing Company, 2 a 14 c— 6

a 12a>-6a 12 a^7 a6a
Boutoll. Herbert, for Attempted Felony, 10

fR9s
__ - Bowen, John Morris, for Conspiracy. 6 a 8/
. Brabend<!r, Captain Hugh, for Concealing

on Board his Ship Tobaooo, Cigars and Spirits,

81 m ISe
^ Brackman, Wm., for Receiving Stolen

Goods, 12 mAh^\ i 13d
^ Brahmin, Poona, for forming Indian Stamps,

&a4/
.. Branch. Mary Ann. for Cruelty to Chil-

dren,2a 17o

, Brett. John, for Stealing, 28 a 1 4 a —5 m 13 /

»— Brid^er, John, and two others, for Burglary,

81 m 13 «
_ Briggs. Albert, and another, for Attempted

Murder. 28 m (> e
^ Brookes, John W., for Inland Revenue Act

Offence, 21 a 3 /
w^^t- Bromley. Kich.. for Murder and Attempted

Suicide, H a H j--25a 6e
«i — Brooks, Jas., for Threi^t9ning and Intimida*

tion, I2al3c

Police (eonttnmd).

Bro.iks. Wm.. for Furiously Driving and

Assault. &.C.. IH a n a

■ and anotlier. for Cruelty to a Horse, 2

IN 4 «

Brown, Chas. Freil., for not having hit

Child Vaccinated. 24 m \A d

(>has. Itowland, for Factory Act Offence,

13 m <4f

Geo., for Stealing. 10 / I4rf

' Jt»hi». for Woundini;, 7 » 3 «

Trading as the Direct Supply Company,

for Selling A(lultt*rated Milk, ri ih 14 tf

— Browne. Wni. Henry, for Forgery. 7 a 6 «
-^ Bryan, John, for Assault and Robbery. 15

a 10 «

— Bucci, Profario, and others, for Gaming
House Act Offence, 26 " 3 r~3 m 13 6

f«)r Excise Act Offence, 27 m 'A b

Burden. Chas., for Furious Driving &o., t2

a5

13/

Jas., for Selling Adulterated Milk, 5 m

— Burgess. Margaret for Beating and Biting
her iiusbiml, lUn 1 1 a

Jas,. for Assaulting a Lady while on her

Trioycle. 8 ; 3 /

— Butler, Chas., and two others, for Fraud, 1ft

in 13 •»

— Bye, Edw. and another, fur Obsttoctipg
Coal Offlct rs in their Duty, 2 j 4 c

— «- (^abiiitt-maker. for Non-payment of VYagos,
28 u 14 h

— Cain, Louisa, for Murder of her Infant, i
m4e

— Callaghaii, Mary, for Attempted Suicide, a
a 14 6

-^ Campbell, Sir Gilbert Edward, and others,
for Conspiring to Defraud. 7 9 6 s ~9 ; 3y- 13
j3«^16; 13 0-22 ; 4/-29; 17 a

— Herbert, and others, for Unlawfully being
Found on Licensed Premises during Prohibi-
ted Hours, I If 3 /

~— Jas.. for Stealing, 1 1 j 7 d

■ ■ Kale, for Attempted Murder of her Child

26 a 1 «-

—— Candland. Samuel, and others, far Attoo?p*
ted Burglary, 30 m 13 h

— Cantweli, Thos.. for a Summons against
the Chief Commissioner of Polioe, for Detain-
ing Printers Type. 873/

— Capon. John for Fraud, 14 ; 18 6

— Carroll. Jas.. for Stealing, 14 a 1 1 a

■— Carter, Francis, for Uailway Act Offence
21ci3/
— ^ Chance. John, for Embezzlement. 19 <# 1 1 «

— Charters. Matthews, and another, for Steal-
ing, 28 ; 3 «

— 1 base, Wm., for Embenlement, 10 > 14 «

— Cheeneman. John, for Throwing a Boy lata
the Hiver Lea. 28 ; 8/

— Chelst^a, Vestry, Officials of, for Sanitary
Act Offence. 9 m 4 <

— Child, Henry A., for Falsely Representing^
himself to be a Solicitor. 3(i ; 3 </

— Chilvers Samuel, for Attempting to Do*
fraud, 7 111194

June 80, 1892.J

PALBlEtt'S IMDKZ TO *' THB Tllies " lfVW0PAPKB.

Fd

Police (ron/tffue^).

— ClApp, Jrs., and hU Wife, for Ciuelty to a

ChiM. '26 /la •
(iitrk, Ktlen Jane, for Man8lau«^hter, 7 m

Ellen Jane, for Cruelty to her Step

dM lighter. 27 m '^ r
(liirke. ChoB. Monta}<ue, and two others, for

Attempting ti> Defraud, 9 ; i5 «
i harles vVm.,and Julia EUftn Clark, for

Fraud, 2i> a 10 n — 27u 4 «— 4 «» 4 o

Clay VVm., for Manslaujrhter 22 ; 4 e

-^ Oiokett. C harle9 John, for Embezzlement

and Stfttlinii, n " 13 /

— Cohen, Alec, for Picking Porkt'tn. 28 ; 3 «
— — Marks, for Factory Act Offence, » / 3 «

— Coker, Arthur, for i)ruelt> to a tlorse, 7 o

— Cole, Albert, for Wilfully Killing a Figeon,

21 ad/

Henry, and another, for Uttering a Forged

Cheque. 2 ; 6 r
Collins, Wm. Maunsell, for Forgery and

Attempting t« Defraud. 1 1 / 7 c— 18 H 7 /
-*— C^omnot reial Gas i:ompany, for Supplying

Impure Gas, 37 m .H »•
-^^^ ibct'ontractor of the London and South

Western KailwMy i ^ompHny, for h ailing to give

Notict^ of the Knct'oii of Certain Building as

Required by the Act. Ik / im <i

— l\)oney. T)r. Me<licjil Officer of Health for
Fulham. for a Order to Ucuiove a Little Girl
Suffcrinji from 8eiii)et Fever to the Hospital, 6

Cooper, Geo., and others, for Attempting

to Wreck Trains. 4 may

— iieatriee, for Prostitution, &c.. 80 m 7 /—

1;7/.
Thos. John, for Bankrvptcy Act Offence,

17 M IH d
<— Corn, Joe., for Conspiring to Defraud, 5 m

18/
Cotter, John, for Selling Beer without a

Lici'nse, o <i 5 /

— ' (>raogannre, Archhisbop of, for Libel» 15

adb

- Crawford, Arthur, for Fraudulent Bank-
ruptcy. 10 m 13 d—n m 13 d-^'Sl m 13 c
^^ i^richton, Jamea, Millar, for Stenling, 14 a

11 a
— — Crofl. John Baddlff, for Trade Mark Act

Oflenee. 7 & 3 «

— Cross. DoRsld, for Stealhtg. II aid/

Crowley, Albert, altaa Uolkiway, for Steal-
ing, 27 j 6 /

— Cttdwortb, Moses, for Wife Murder, 6

-— - Cnlten, Mary, for Fraud, 22 ci 6 /-4 J 8 a
<... Cunningham, c:has., for Attempted Suicide,

6a 3/
., Curd, Geo. Wm., for Wounding, 28 a 14 6

_12m4m
••^ Curling, John, and anollier. for Steahng,

17; Us
.-^ Cunon, Hon. Roper, for Assault. 3/ 7 </—

4 I lac/
«— - GusMKM, £dw„ for NuliMiea, 29 a Jki #

Police {'-onttnued),

DanieU. Harry Samuel for Railway Act

Offoncf, 9 7 3 e

Nicholas, and others, for Betting Act

Offence, 13 m 14 r -20 »i 14 a

Sylviitri, and Gastelli, for Excise Act

Offence. 20 m 1 4 a

— Da«gnpta, Anakul Chandra, an Indian for
Robberivs. 24 m I'A d

— Dntls. Elizabeth, for False Representation^
I3a 13 e

— — Oliver, for Attempted Highway Robbery,
17 w 9 €

— Deakin, Robt, L.. a Ship's Captain, fof
Sliipping Act Offence. 9 ; 8 « -10 ; 1 4 r

— Deeming. Fred. Bay ley, alias Williams. &c.,
for the Vlurders in England and Australia. 1 a
5s-2a 12 6-4 a 6 /j— 5a IO0— tia6r -7 a
6r— ftr/ IO0-.II a ]0 d-}2a II d-^lS a 10
</-l4« Ac- 15a 6r/— I8a6 <i— lrta4/— 19
a 8 6-20 a 9 * — V8 a 7 6— 2ea r— 27 a 9 /—
28 ri 7y— 29 a 11 «-30a 10 a-2 mid—Am
be

— Deki ney. Rhodd. for Bigamy, 10 / 14 i

— Dendrino. Alan!<ino, for Defrauding a Rail'*
Way Company, 7 m 19<2

— Devenport, John TMstlewood, for Poisons
Act Offence, 2 m 4 s

-^ Devitt. Arthur, for Drunkenness, &c., 24 m
IBd

— Dias. Geo., for Stealing. 4 ni 4 e
for AssAult. 11 »' 12

-— Dixon, Harry, for Bankruptcy Aet Offence,

23 Mile

^- Dod<i. James, for Overcrowding his SteaoH

boatf 15.; \0d
— Donnely. Jo?eph, for Not having his Name

and Address on hie Dog's (./*ollar. 29 a 3 /
-— Douglas, Chas.. for Indecent Assault, Sj 3/
Burney, for Stealing, 14; 13 6

- Drayton, Edw., for Frrtud. 14 m 16 /
— — Driscoll. John, for Stenling. 6 ; 3 r/

Dunn, Thud., and others, for Stealing, 2$

a 3c

— - Dyte, Dr. David Hyman, and another, for
iMuing a False Certificate of Death &c., 11 a
13/

** Eaat Lynne,** a Man Named, for Fraud,

17 m 13 f<

B^astland. Sidney, for Assault, 5 m 18 /

— -^ Embletoti. Thos., for Stealing, 7 ra 19 of
Evana, Rich., for Selling Adulterated Milk,

9a i6«
Farmer, », for Murder and Attempted

Suicide, I'd a \0 d
a Father, for Fermission for Ms Child ta

take Part in a Stage Play, 5 m 13/
Fay. Tottie alias Mabel Carlton, &c., for

Disorderly Conduct. IH m i.'i d

Ferrtn, Edw., for Attempted Murder, 18 a

2 /•^23 o io d

Field, Elizibeth, for Water Works Regula-
tion Act Ofienee, 3 w 13 6

Joseph, for Sending Bad Meat to Markety

28 m 6 c
— — Messrs B. Finch and Company, for Metfo»

poUtau Butiding Aet Offenee, 14 a 1 1 <»

Pol

PALHVR'S TKDEX TO ** THE TIVK8 " KKWSPAPBR. [Ap^ll I tO

Police (flonltnn€fi\

— Fitt, H. iJ.Appleton. for Forgery and Theft,
11 a 13 /

FitesrernM. Daniel, for AManlt. \j^Bd

Fleming, Wm. and Davidson, two Youths,

for MonliT. l« «< 7 /*
Flynn, Clara, for Deserting her Children, 6

-^* Jerpraiah. a Police Inspector, for
Criminally Assaulting a Little Girl, 7 a 10/—

8«10/ ^ ^

, Foreman. Wm.. and two others, for Burg-
lary. 5i« / 6 f
_ Fowler. John, for Falsely Representing

himtelf to be a Solicitor. ?9 i \7 a
^- Forester. Henry, for Burglary and Robbery,

t8 m 6 d

. Forrest. Wm. David Melville,for Embezzle-
ment and Stealing. Ji6a 3 €—3 w 13 /»

^ Francis, a Cabdrirer, for Furious Driving,

25 » 3 e
, French. Fred, and Harry Crane, for Nuis-
ances Act Offence. 2H i 3 e

Frestone. Arthur, for Fraud. 18 ; 18<»

Fry. Wm.. for Breaking Open an OfiFertory

Box, 19*' II 1 . ^. .

. n Gang of ftlen and Boys for Playing

Pitch-and-Tossand Cards on Sunday, 12 a 13 c
Gallowny, Wm. Cha«»., for Fraud, \l m\2d

— 19 m 14 o 26 TO 3;
Qande, Arthur, and Chas. Butler, for

Fraud. 2 w «
^ Ganliner, John James, and another, for

Fraud and Indecent Assault, 27 m 3 ^— 3 j 4/

— 13;8e-20j 13 i*-'.^ 7 «/
. Gatheroule, Alfred, for Embezzlement, 7

a 8e
Gay. Henry, for Forging and Uttering

Cheques, 20 j 13 o
_- Gibbs, Wm., for DeliTering Coals Short of

Weight. 27? 6/ ^w ^
Gilby, Mary Ann, for Attempted Murder,

^ Gilchrist. Joseph, for Libel, 23 ; 8 /

, Gill. Henry, for Murder 16 ; II d

GiAion Chas., for Forgery Ac, 26/8/

_ Gogging. John, and Geo. Bryant, for As-
sault. 6 1 3 <f
^ Goodwin and Brown John, forFraudt, 18 1 18

a-22; 4/
Grahsm. Frank, for Uttering CounterfeU

Coin. SHw 13 6—2 >4<
Greatrex Wm. Ernest, for Murder of hit

Father, 1 ; 1 1 ^-2 j 7 ^-9 7 7 d
lireen, Altred, for Belting Act OfPenoe, IB

J 18 a

JL Geo. for Stealing; 28 a 6 e

Thos., for Kicking and Biting two PoUoe-

men. 26 a 3 «

— Gregory, Wm.. for Stealing, 25 • 8 «

Greville.NtJgent. Hon. Patrick, for Indeoiot

AsSHUlt. 20fl6ci-27fl 12 e

Griffiths, Wm.. for Bew?ing,25 m 4 /

Gualari — . and* ethers Ice- Cream Yendort,

for Attempted Murder, 29 ; 17 a
•^ Gurd, — . aliut^ Uarailton^ for Murder, 11 «

10 (1-18 « W^--^**^*^^* ••**♦'

Police (continued),

— Haley. Catherine, and Catherine Sroitb,
for StealinflT. 26 m 3 /

Hall. Chqs.. and others, for Intimidating

and for Fellowins a Man in a Disorderly Man-
ner. 31 »M lair— I ; 13 </

— Ham. Geo., nnd another, for Cruelty to a
Horse. 10; 14 rf

Hamilton, Louis, alias Gurd. for Murder,

11 a I0r/-13o IOtf-'l4a7e^'ila 126

Haiidford. Wm., nnd James Sprait,for

Furioujily Ridinfr Bicycles. •27 « 4 ^

— Hansard Union I'ubliRhtng Company
Limited. Perpons for Defrauding, 2 a 14 c— 5
a \2 fi^fi ft \2ii — 7 a H a

Harding. Alfred, for Stealing, from Ladies'

Pockets. \H n2 f

Harris. Jacob, for Fraud. &c., 3 i 4 /

Ernest Wm.. for Stealing 16 ; 7 /

Wno. for Burglary. 2i) i \S a

and niiother, for Stesling, 25 m 4 /

— Harrow Road and Paddington Tramway
Company, for Not Uepairingthe Harrow Road.
1G; 7

Harvey, Fanny Kmma. for Committing

Wilful Uamasre, 16 m \'6a

— H^itcher, Henry, for Attempting to Murder
his Child. 30 a 15 /

Hawke Sidney J., for Threats, 20 m 14 a

Hawley. Wm.. for Fi auds. 26 ra 3 /

Hay, Major Morisson, for Wife Assault^ 7

m 13 e

— Head. Henry Walter, for Not Haring hia
Child Vaccinated. 24 m \3 d

Healey, Wm.. and another, for Stealing, 2

a 17 a

-»- Heffron. Ellen, aliaa Flower, and another,
for National Vigilance Society Act Oflfence^
26 m 3 f

— Hewitt, James SyWanus, for Bankruptcy
Act Offenee, 27 w 3 c

— Higgins, Waller, for Selling Adulturated
Milk. 5 m 13/

Higgs. Inkerman, for Embenlement. 27 a 4«

— — HiUier, Wm., and Arthur Clark, for Bur-
glary. 17; 14 «

Hills. W. H^ and others, for Cruelty to a

Horse. 1 a 8 /

« -« Edith Clara, for Embezzlement, 23 m 13 «

— ^ Hilton Alfred James, and others, for Un-

lawfully Shooting at Wild Birds, &c.. 17 ; 14 a

— Hockaday, Frank for Letter Stealing, 28 m

*-— Hodwin. Ada, for Stealing, 2 m 4 /

— Holmes. Wm., and Albert Moakes, for
Manslaughter, Sfl^d

— Hohnfeldt, Bruns, for Stealing, 13 a 13 </

Holt, John, for Manslaughter, 2iim^ /— 2

*— Howes, Albert, for Cruelty to a Horsey 2 a
17*

— Humphries. Henry, for Fraud. 28 at 6 e
^— Lily. Wifeof a Clergy man, fot Cruelty and

Asaaulimgher Servant-Girl, 17^ Se^-'Z^j \2d

— Hunt, Edw.. for Arson, 2$ o 3 /

Florence, for Abandoning her InlanI

aiil4 7/6<

Jime S0« 1892.]

PAUfBB'S niDKZ TO ^ THB TIMES ** NEWSPAPBB.

Po,

^^ Hant, Amy. tor Robbing Cfaildreii, 11; 7 •

— HaKey, Wm.. for Stealing, 8 ; 8 /

—- » Idaho Mining Company (Limited^ for
Conpanici Act Offence, 15; 18 a

— ifiiiogworth, Mary Agnes, for Forgery, 11
m 12 </-16 IN I8d~20 m Ua— 28ni ft c-^jjf

— Itaaci, Sir Henry and others, for Fraud, 3
a 14r-5 a U a— 6 m I2</— 7 a 8 a— 259 8 /

— Italian Ice- Cream Vendors, for Stabbing,
16jI8a

•^ Jackson, Wm., and another, for Uttering

Counterfeit Coin, 6 1 8 i
-^ Jacobs, DaTid, and another, for Oriring

Bieydes to the Common Danger of the Public,

16 M 18 <f
— — Jennings, David, and another, for Stealing,

UmlSd

— Johnson, alioM Kennedy, ftc, lor Attempt-
ingto Steal 9 a 16^

— — Geo., for Furiously Riding a Bieyde, 80
ail8 6

— — John, and two other Sailors, for Rescu-
ing three Prisoners, for Assault, 8 ; 9 a

*— Johnstone, Archibald, for Attempting to
■get Money by Threats. 9 a 16 c

— — Jonee, James Bdv.. for Fraud, 2 a 1 7 a

. Caroline Louisa, for Factoiy Act Offence,

18 fli U c

— >— » Jos., for Drunkenness, Ac 10 m 18 if

— — Joseph, Angd. for Keeping his House Open
during Unlawful Hours, :i7 a 4 e

•^ Joyce, Detect ive- Sergeant, who was KUled
while Attempting to Arrest a Man. Snb»crip-
tions for his Wife and Children. 24 / 18/— 25
>8/— 27;6/-27 ;lly— 28> 8e— 29;7«—

— * Kannangieser, Adolph, for Wilful Damage,

]7mI8</
— — Kent, John, for Assaulting his Little Sou,

24 m 9/
■ A. C. L., for Forgery, Stealing, Ac, 24

/18/-80i8d

— Kew, Bobert, lor Gniel^ to a Horsey 18 m
14 e

— ^ Kimber, Herbert^ for Stabbfaiga Horse, 18
a 18s

— Kingham, Rich. Thos., for Causing his
Omnibus to Collide with another Omnibus, 80

— Klenck, John Matthew, for Libel. 28 a ]5d

— Knight, Wm. Robt., and another, for Betting
Act Offence, 12 m 4 a

— — Lamble, Ellas, for Erobeolement, 18 a 18 i

— Lambson, Henry, and others, for Keeping
and Using a Gaming House. Ac, 20 ; 18 a

— - Lane, Matthew, for Attempted Suicide, 7 a

— — Laigeteau, Francois L. F., for Extradition

Charged with Fraud, 4 m 4 c
— - Lascelles, Mary UyUnd, for Murder of her

two Children. 18 n 9 it
-— Leach, Jas., for Attempted Murder, 25 m 9/

— Leary, Michael, for Assault, 28 m 18 <
•^ Lee, Ernest, for Robbery, 7 m 19 if
>— - Lewis. Uobt. and Geo. Uammond, for At-

tompting to Steal, 28; s

' Polioe (con/titiced).

— — Lines, Thos., and another, for Cruelty te a

Horse, Ac, 5 m 18 /
— — Lipschiti, Solomon, and another, for Excise

Act Offence, 98 /» 15 s
— - Lloyd, a Publican, for Taking in Pledge the

Papers of a Array Pen)»ioner, 5 m 9 d

— Lumax, Chas.. for Wounding. 19 a 18 a —
10 mis a

— - London School Board. Summonses Under.
Ia8y

— County Council, for a Rerersal of a
Decision giren in the Metropolitan Buildina
Act, ij iSd

— Lyon, Frank, for Factory Act Offenoei 7
a 8/

MachAttie, John, and others, for Defraud-
ing Insurance Offioea, 80 m Hd

Madden, Patrick Wm., for Embezzlement.

29 a ay

a Man, to make a CompUint against the

Wandsworth and CUipham Union, 20 a 10 a

about his Son being Detained as a Soldier.

18 m 14 r *

and Wife, for Adrioe about their Son. 29-

118/ ^

Manswell, Wm., for Stealing, 13 a 8 o

MauTille, Percy and Ernest Sturdy, for

Stealing, 147 8/*

Marks, Maurice and Abraham, and another.

for Assault. 20 ; 6 tf

Wm. for Keejdng a Carriage without a

License. 17; 14 c

— Masters, John Phristian, and others, for
Bankruptcy Act Offence, 14 m iti f

May, I has., lor Falsifying Boob and Bm-

beulement and Stealing, 8 m 18 6
McCarthy. Cbas^ and others, for Assaults 7

;5<— 15;18 6
M'GilUn, Archibald, for Selling Margarfaio

Instead of Butter, 7 a 8 /
Men. 87, for Gambling and two out of the

87 for Keeping and Managing the Gambling

House. loaiOd

Eight, for Betting Act Offence, lo / io «

Mtftcalf, A. W., for Factory Act Offence.

27 a 4 s
Miichell John, and another, for Drunken.

ness and As8.iuU. «&c, 8 ; 8 /

— Moffltt, Gordon, and another, for Assault.
20 HI 14 a '

— Montagu, Mrs.. Confined of a Male Child in
Grangegorman Prison. HO ; 9 «

— — Moore, Jane, for Assault. 16 si 18 <f
— — Moran, John, for Assault, 19 a 11 a

— Morretl. iiobt., for Betting and Gamisig Act
Offence, 14 m 18/

— Monissey, John, for OTerloading his VesseL
5M6i ^

— Morris. Geo., for Nuisance. 14 m 18 /

— Mosses^ Abraham, for Factory Act Oience.
9j * /

— Mowbray, Chas. Wilfred, and others, as
Anarchists. 21 a 4y ^25 a 8 e— 25 a 7 d -28
a 12 a-2Ua 8y

— Mullen, Fred., for Orerioading his VesseL
5 o 10 s ^

« 87

Pol

PALMKR*8 INDKX TO ** THB TIMES ** 1IBW8PAPBB.

fApril I Ift

JPoUott ctmHfuted),

— - Muller, Marfi^aerite. aodAnotber, for Steals

ing,. 16 a 10 i
Mollinger. Fred .. for CraeUy lUtieating and

Ibrtndng a Ponj. 12 a 18 e

— M und, Laurenio, and two otheri, for Steal*
hig. 30 o 16/

•«i» Murphy. W, Adams, for Sanitary Act Of*

fence, 2 o 1 7 a
— — Napper. Wm., for Embezileinent. 23 iSf
— -» N^, Thot^ for Attempting to .extort

Money. 6 ; 3 «->) I } 7 /*^21 i 18 e-^2^j 8 «

— Nerney. Thos.. for Fraud, 27 » 6 ^
_ Newbold. Geo^ foV(8elUi»g>Mid OflMogfor

Sale Indecent Photographs, 18 a 13 a
—1* Noad, Henry, for Stealing. 4 o 4/
Noble, Franlc. for Frand, tt m 4 c ,

— Nodding. Wn»., .and another, foe Ataanlt,
nm\Bd I

*— 0*Coiiiioii.FranoUtf.for. Attempted Suicide^

84>l8y
— ^ Olirer, Mary Ann. for Infant Life Protec*

tion Act Offence. BO m 13 A

O'Mar*. Kroay,.fQT RteaUng. 11 la 12 if

'*— Oxford, Wm.. and Jack Smith, for Stealing

98m6c
«— Oaliorne.' John, for Assaulting Severa)

Younfi Ladies. 6 m 1 4 a^\ 1 m 12 <i

— Owen,. Maija, the Lady "0octor" for
Fraud, \b a A e

M.^ Fakenham* lAgnes, for Drunkenness, &c.,

12 a \He
_ Paveley. Chas.. for Embenlemeot, 18 / 18 a

— Pearoe, Polioe-Constable. for Aaaault, 88

— ^ Pease. John, for Stealing, 8 / 4 /
— ^ Perdue. Qea Heury, for Sanitary Aot Of-
fence, 21 a 8 /
_ Peiry, Edwin, for Violent Wife Assaolt. 28

> 8/ ,

— ^ Persons, for Not Gomplying with the

Habies'Act. 14 m 18 ^
. ACt, fur Drunkenness, Ac, 7 / 5 c

>■■ ■ 41. for Retting and Gambling, 18; 11 <

— Pfletasochiier* Robt., for Excise Act Oflfence,

— Pickering, Percival J., and another, for
Fraud \ a S f-^a \fir

m — iMoter. Edw., for Fraud. 30 w 18 6

— - ria<»y. Thos.. foi Rnnjlftry. 17 ; 14«

— ~ Plnnt. John, and his Daughter, for Selliog

Adulterated Butter. 28 a R f
. — Portsea Island Building Society, Persons

for Defrauding. 2 a 14 «i— 4 a 7 e— 6 a 11 /*
»-^ Posner, Lewis, for Factory Aot Offence, 23

m-^ Praag, Henry Van, for Factory Aot Of-
fence. Am 14 (/
— — Pratt, Arthur Henry» for Fraud, 80 f 8 (f
, Pt>re Wnter ('ompany, Batteraea, for Fac-
tory Act Offence. 10 ; 14 rf

— Heardoo, John, for Crnelty to a Horse, 6

.— *. Held. Edw. Samuel for Wilful Damage, 27

m.-^^ Keynolds, Harrv, for Stealmg, 80y 8 (f
Qeo^ for Fraud, 18 a 2 /
88

I i^Mce (cenliiiueif).

■ Reynolds, Kioh.» and others, .for BoKgUfy*

IftalOa
— ^- Sergeant, and- oUmm, for Rraveiyv 22 a

5 s
— «- Richardson^. Raysbrook and 'Pelroa, T1irB»

Boys, forli)eeo4iarism, 2ti o 6 ^
«— V . WestaU, for Trade Mark Aot Offenoa, S8

• 12/
Ridge way, Joseph, and othen.forfltraji

Betting. 24 m 9 A
— — Roberts, John, for Stealing. 81 o 8 /
-r-^-^^iitms. for SelUng AdmltirattdJCUk. ft •

— Robinson. Nathan, for Maigaijne^Acl Of-

'iifenoei ad«8 ^

«— Rogers, John, for Attempting to* Defmod,

Roper. Wm. Robt., for Stealing. 27 tf^ 1 1 h

-^* *Bop«r«Ciiriony Hon. Henry. foriAsaault, a

;7rf— 4nfirf
•i— »< Rope/ Sidney ^Arthur^ for Afokmptcy Act

Offence. 4 m 4 r
— ^ Roynl Cycle Wovksi and H% Mitehdl, for

Hnlawfully Advertising. 1 /i 8 /
— * Rn«h Tlios., -for Overcrowding* 608/
— — . Roshton. Alex, and AUred Ernest Smitli,

for Burglary, 20 7 13 a
-** RusscU, Harry Scott, for Assaolt, 14 a 7 /
-— Wro. Brough, for Unlawfully .Threaten*

ing to Shoot, 21 7 i8«-28 7 8 «
-*~ Sampson. Edith, for Attemptiqg to Com«

mit Suicide, 2 a 1 7 a — 9 a 1 6 c
-— > Santeire. Joseph for Fraud, 9 m 4 ^
Satow, Ernest, the British Minister Rest*

dent and Consul-General at Montevideo, to

Contradict a Stafiemont niad»hy n Blind Man,

— - Saunderson# Fred., for Annoyancei 4 a 4 /
SaTille. Chas., for Short Weight in CM, 27

;6/
— Scopinich, Captain, for Overloadiiig hia

Vesnel, 1 ; 5 e
— ^ Scott, Geo., for Lott^y Act Offence^ 20 a

10 a

Jas., for Possessing a Glandered Honob

21 a^f

— Seymour, Annie, for Possessing G«ids ta
the Value of £15 without being able tagivn
an Aooount for the Sane. l(im 18 if

— Sherman, J. A., for Sending Adidtetated
Milk up to London for Sale, 18 a V6d

~ Sharp, Alex. E„ for Tbienteniog, 21 o 8 /
-5 w U /

— Sharper Edw^ for Sending Thrtnlnninf
Letters. 28 a 14 A

Henry James, and two others, fos AdnU

teraton Act Offeace^. 21 m 8

Wm.. for. Violent^ AsfBultbg « fdiloa^i

Constable, 28 a 15 «

-> Shaw, Jas. Jesse, for Stealing, 8; 4 /

John Wm^ a Solicitor, ffor Fi«adr4M •

H./

Sheoton* Isaac^ f or Fulsifying tkn Rata.
Books, 28 a 14 5 ^ • -« «w

--> Sherwin, £;dV4 and irt^ihrij fnrffimul. It
j8f

Jun*. 30t <892.] palubb's ihdkz to" thi Toaa," nmrAraM,

PoL

P<dloe (ronttnued).

8hina. War. Oollyer. forlndecentlj* Awimlt-

ing two Young Girls. 6 j 8 e
Shoesmith. Wm. lYenry. for HcAdiag Meet-

iDgs and receiyiog Money. 8 / 3 /-<14 ; 18 6

— Sh'ooloy, -, for Holding Meetings whed
Collections are Made, 7 i S r —8 78/

*— — Silvertown. Geo., for Amon. 18 a 13 6

— Simmonds. John, for Kail Waj^ Act. Offenbe,
2ai7h

Fred., orfiff Mitchell, Williubs, Ae., for

Fraad and Stealing. 27a 4<
— * Simpsop, Robert, and Rowlanll Jones, for

Stealing. r2a I8e— Ua 11 a

— Sire. Lilian for Firing a HeTolrer. 6 m 14 d
Slade, Henry, for Witfnl Obstruction by

Gambling. 28 a 15 d

-^- Kmce, Thos. Alfred, for Not hating his
Child Vftccination. 24 m \fi d

— — Smith, — , for Adrice aboat hit Daughter,

27 mSb
■ John, for Attempting to SteAl, 29'te 6 •

Geo., for Burglary, 19 m 14 d

Harold Arthur, and i^nother, for Butg- -

lary, 28 m 18 «

■ ■ Marsaret Jotsphinoi and othert.fdr Forg-

ing and Uttering Certain Documents, 24 ; 12 6
Wm., for Kxcise Act Offence,' 17 f 14

— Messrs. Smith A Company, for Breach of
Contract on a Question of Gender,-' 12 m 6 a

Smithion. Arthur, for Stealing, 6 a 8/

^^paMIog. and a Justice ef the Peftce; for

Corrupt Practice in. Voti\ig. 7 m 19 tf^
Spnlten, Thos.. forMar^rine ActOffitnte,-

12 a 18 f
SpiHery AHanvfer Mtfrdering^hle'Wtf^ and

two Children, 18a 9/
«— Staines. Henry,foft' teSh'oPW Oatiie^iiHiy Cer-
tain House should not he 'Closed aft Untl for

Human Habitation, 21 m 8 r
Staiifoi^. Geo., for Stekling, 4 / 6 o^ll jp 7

a— 18; 18 a
SUniforth. Samuel Henry, « Polloe^Gen-

•table. for Libel. »j8/

— « Stedman, J. J., for Weiglitt and MeasUfes
Act Offence, 80/8^

— — Stone, ~, for Wife Murder, 18 a 10 d-

— — Stomson, £dw..Henry, fler Carrying a Gun

without a lAcense, 21 a'^ /

SuUifan, John, for Violent Assault, 29 a 8 /

South wark and Vauxhall Water Company,

for Non-Supply of Water< 2&fii 8 /
— — Swaisland, James, for OTercrewdlng • his

Steamboat, 20 a 10 a
^— Symonds^ Horace DesborOugh, and another,''

for Keeping and tlsing Licensed Premises for

a Common Gaming House, 28 a 15 d
Taylor, James, for Wife Murder.* 14 / 18 16

— 80;8rf
John, and his Wife, fisr Grutfty lo ChiM«

ren, 4 « 4 /

lor Waundkig. 11 m 9 «

Police continued),

Thornton, Robt., for Overloading his 6hi)i. '

28 a 10 f
Tissell Geo, Lewis, for Trade MerchaMiai ^

Marks Act Oflisnce. 14 o 11 a
^— Messrs. Tom kins. Courage and Cracknali,

for Nuisance. &c.. 28 a 14 6
— ^Tomtins. Joseph, for Riding a Bicycle

without a Lamp, ho m IH A
—— Tode, Jamt r, and others, for As^ <«lt, 13 m

ISd
Toter, Albert fidw., for Stealing'Bx(!nrsloB- -

Ticket. 7j he
Trades toeo of EIHg^and for Obttrueting •

the Public Footway with Overhanging Shop* ^

boarda 8 ;'4 /

Trebeek. Edw.. for Assault 4 ; 8 a— 8 ; 8 /

— - TrOtt, John, and others, for Betting kc%

Offence. 22 a 5 #~2» a8 f
Turrell, Alice, for Murder of her lUegiti-

mate Female Child. 7 i 5 ^
— — MadaraeTussaud and Sons, for **Sky-SigB *

Act Offence. li$ m 12 a
-^- Vtheti Raiph Hodgson, for Perjury, 80 a 15

y— ism I4c— 14 m 18 f
-^» Vallance.' Bertram, for Riding a Bicycle to •

the r*ommon Danger of the Public, 25 a 8 «
— — Vincent, Jos., Sir Street 8inf(ing,<'14 ; 18 ft- -
-i— Walker, — , for Murder, 10 w 8 e

i ■ Harry, for^Murder.' 16 « 9 ^

I Thos.. and others, for Resisting the Street i

• Regulations Act,' 15/ 18 o

Watson, Benj., for At tempted 'M«rder, 14

• a 11 a

—^ Watts, Wm. Frank, for Threatening^ with

■ Intent to* Bxtbrt Money, 8 m 14 i2— 14 m 18 /^

Webb. Jarn^s. a Captain in the SalvattOB'

Army, for Singing In the Street. 25 / 8 f
' John, for Stealing, 80 7 8 4
Walter and* John Bryhnt, for Thrfiats; t-

Jos., and another, for Stealing, 25 a 8 s
Maud, for Fraud, 10 / 14 <i--l7/ t4«-'
26 j 8 /
— Thompson, BdWi, lor Wilful' Damage, S5

m 4<

— Messrs. Who<4er Brothers, for Margarina<
ActOffenoe. *27 a 4 « '

— Wheeler, Chas. Wm.. for Attempted Mmr^
der, 29^ 17 a

— White, Augustus and OonpaBy,'far Factory'
Act Offence, 18 m 14 e

Addvew, and another, foi' Fraud. ^^mSf

— Whitton. Wm., and his Wife Isabella Whife-
ton. for'Crueity to their rhild. 6 si'l4 ^
— Wiekens. Walter, for Stealing, 5 a 8 ^

Wm. and Jas., Father and Son, for Steal-

ing and ReceiTing, 18 a 18 d

— Wilde, Edw. Chas.. and two others, for
Carrying on and being iViund in a Betting
House, h m 14 if

— Wilde. Stephen James, and ethers, far
Betting Act Offence, 18 m 14 c

— Williams. — . alioi F. B. <^eeming, for the
Murders in Bngland and Australiti. I a 5 s— 2
al2 6— 4a8d— 5 a 10 e— 6 a 8 <t^7 a « e~8
a 10a— 11 a 10<f-12a 11 d— 18 a lOd—Um
4c— 15a5if— I6«6i{-18a 4 /-19a85—
20 a 9 «— 28 a 7 /-28 a 8 ff— 27 ki 9 /— 28 a 7
/—29 a lie— 8Ua 10 a-2 M 7if~4m6
M 7 /

fi;gbert Milton, far Steaiiag, 19 i 14 d

«•

Pol

PAUttB'S IHDBX to ^ TBB TIKBS '' VXWSPAPIB

[AprQ 1 V9

"BoWct ( ontinued),

* Williamt, Edward Arthur, for Betting Aet
Offenoe, 18 m 4 a

■■ Elic for NothftTing her Child Remored

when Suffering from Scarlet Fever, 9 j 8/—
11; 7 •-18/ 18 a

■- James, for Unlawfnlljr Obtaining Money

by a Trick, 4 a 4 /

-— Minnie, for Fzdie Act Offence, 6 ai 18 /

— — Wm., for Fmud. 2oa8«

^— Weinatein, Michael and another, for Keep-
ing a Dienrderly Home, 7 / 6 «

— Weisaenfeld. George Ferdinand Von, and
another, for Bankmptcj Act Offencei, IBj 7 /

— Wellington, Geo. for Fnnd, 898/

Wensei, John Gca aliai Gntmann, for

Murder of a Deteetire who wat trying to Ar-
renthim and for Attempted Murder, 2l>8d
—29 tMa

Wilson, Geo., for Fraud, 1 a 8/

— ^— Ann. for StetJina. lO} 14 d

Henry, for Cruelty to a Pony, 6 a 8 a

— - Windon, Rich, for nrunkenne«i,&c.,4o4/

— Winns, Thon^ for Manslaughter, 4 m 4 e
Wittam, Walter, for X3nlawfully Searching,

for Game. Ac, 1^ >» (8 a
*— a Woman, to Make an Application against

an Undertaker for Fraud, 7a8/-8a14c
N for AdYioe about her Husband, 14 a

11 a

for Adrice about her Son at Dr. Bam*

ardo*8 Home, 24/18/

— ^ Wood. Thos. and Elii. Clarke, for Uttering

Ck>nnterfeit Coin. 21 a 8/
Wnodbridge. Alfred, for Weights and

Measures Act Offence. 14 m 18 y
^~- Wright, Henry, for Fraud, 608/*

Edw., Clerk to the Board of Works for

Lewithnm District, for Refusing to haTe
Books of Account seen by a Ratepayer, Ho
18/

-— Young, Chas., for Cruelty to a Horse, 80 a
\0a

Police Constables Smeeth and Tappin and Snb-
Inqiector Gaston, Awarded for Brarery, 18 m
18 u

Police— Cambridge Police and the Vice- Chan-
cellor's Court, 8y9^— 10;76

Arthur Unwin and Edward EUia to Re-
ceive Rewards for Baring Life at a Fire, 24
>18 /•

— WilliamH. Montagu, his first Return into
Court since his Serious Illness. 80 ; 8 d

»«• Ex-Sergeant Mead. Presentation to, on his
Retirins from Office. 9 a ISc

— — New Building at riapharo Junction to be
U8»(l as the Wandsworth Police Court, Com-
pletion of, 28o Uc-22)4/

^— Fresc* tfltinn by the Police to the Rer. F.
W. Douglass for his Gallant Conduct in As-
sisting (he Polive. 26 m 8/

•».. Retirement of Superintendent Foster after
27 Yenrs .Service, 20 m 12 f

-»— TesrnK nial toon, his Retirement, 27 m 9 /

Poiiiicil LLOituiuy in lLleLneutar> Schools, 4 j 14
.i-H jTi r

Fulitlcal Notes, jresjc/i dj^s paper

Polytechnic Inatitnte, North West Lcmdon, 81 m

19b
Poplar Hospital for Aeeiilents, 2 1 10 ^
Porter (J.) Pacts about *• Orme. " 10 n 10 «
Portland (Duchess of) and the General Election,

4m II f
Portsea Island Buildbg Society, 9 a 11 /
Portsmouth, Members oi Parliament Invited ta

by Lord George Hamilton, 28 m 10 a
POrUmouth, OfMning of the New B. C. Cathedral

at. I <7 10 s
POBTUaAL :—
Affairsof, 1 o 6 r— 4 a 66«1?a6 /— 14 a

8«— 22a8<— 28a7/— 8M6ii— 7 m 9 (f-9

m 5 e-18 SI 5 if— 80m 6 6— 1 ; 6 £— i8j 6 a*

79f7e

in Africa,7o6ft— 18<i8r

British Trade with, 24 1 9 1

Colonial TarifiTs, 19 a 3 A

— — Finances, 6 a 6 c— 8 i 5a

and her Foreign Creditor*. 28 j 5 8

-»- Fund for the Relief of the Uoempbyed, 4

^-. Ministerial Crisis in. 19 m 5 h-^tSm^a

Narigation of the Zambesi, 28 ; 5 a

Public Debt. 26 o 6 a-24 m 5c-8i 6 6— »

>5<— 10;8s-15>5a-16j66-27J7d-88

;8»
-i— Railway News, 7 o 8 6
— . Repudiation of a British Contract by. 6a 6 /

— Threatening of Senhor Carralbo, 19 a 8/

hi West Africa, 28 o5/

Possession of Firearms. Sir W. Harcourt od Ihv

Indiscriminate Use of, 1 1 o 7 <
Post Office and the General Election^ 18 j 10 s^

28jn a
Enclosures in Latter Cards, 7 a 6 /

- Exchange of Money Orders with Siao^ 28
;10 a

Foreign and Cotonial Pattern and Sample

Post. 8;8tf

Letter Cards, 8 ; 18 6

— > more Reforms, 1 ; 18 e

Oopan Penny Postage. 8 m 8 ^

Offices in Rural Districts, 7 ; 4 /

Post Office Clerks Grieranoes, 12 nt 5/

PosUl Orders, 14 m 4 /

- Postmen's Rest Hows and Sanitarium, I8si
12 c

and the Public, 14 ; 11 /

Redirection Charges, 80 m II 6

Reforms, 14 m 7y— 6 ; 8 d

Registered Post, Meeting of the Employea

about the Payment, 16 1 9 /

Regulations Affecting Periodicals, 23 m 7/

Sunday Letters in London, 14 m 11/

Potato Disease. 6y 13 f

Powell (Croxden) on Electoral Corruption, 9> 7t

Preachers for to-morrow, 2a7 /— 9 a 11 /— 16 a

8r— 28 n 8 6—80 e 11 /—7 m 18 e— 14m 11 /

—21 m 14/- 28 m 12 o— 4 j 14 6—18 1 8/— 2»

jl8 s

for Good Friday, 15 a 6 a

Preece (W. H.) on the Electric Light. 18 m 18 6
Presbyterian Churches, Changes in, 4 a 11 il— 9

a 11 /—8 m 7<i—l6m 6 a— 28 m 6 a— 2 j la

-6>6(i-21;6e

Jnit« 80, 1892.1

PALMBb's IHDn TO ** ttilt Tl^mB*^ RBWBPAJnElL

fin^

Prefbjrterian Charchet Pattoml Changes, 26 a

\0d
Meeting of tlie Synod, 5 m 6 /— 6 m 10/—

7 m I3e
Presbyterian Synod and Home Rule, 29 a 8 6
Preference Secaritiea Trust, H.;' 8 </
Presentation of Parliam^ ntary Petitions. 20m%c
Press Association (Limited). 16 m 12 r
P&ES8 PBOSEOirriOKS : —

ParoU Utro. for Libel. 15/6 a— 16 / 5 6

Price (R. J. Lloyd) on Bala Water for London,

1Ha4/-2la66
Primrose Day, Celebration of, 20 a Id

— League Annual Meeting of the Ladies*
Grand Council, 14 m 7 e

Printers' Pension Corporation, 1 t 9 /
Privy (^ouncil Cases, sm Citil AcTioifB
Produce Mnrlcet, Me ei;et^ day** paper
Professional Unirersity for London. 18/18 c— 28

f 7e
Protection of Witnesses, Sir C. Russell's Bill for,

Ssi4/
Protestant Churchmen's Alliance, Annual Meet-
ing. 6m 14 /
Provincial Stocic Exchiinge, see tvtry day'i paper
Primrose League Meeting at the Hoyal Opera

House. 7 iR 14 a
Prussia, liecent Crisis lnJ9 o 8 e
Public Analysts, New Bill about, 4 a 13 6
— - Income and Expenditure. 27 a 12 a— 4 mil
6—11 SI lUi— IttiN 12/>— 25 m 12 6— 1 /lOtf
— 8J 12#-I6; 12 r-22; 11 d
— - Prosecutor's Report. 7 a4e
Purchasing lUtes for the Hlast. 7 a 12 6—28 a 1 1
i{>5mll6— 12 m II / — 19 m 13 e— 28 m II s
—26 m II c— 2j 11 «-16/ 11 tf-28j 12 6-30
; 12 6

Qualifications of Churchwardens, 16 a lOe— 18 a

■^ /— 20 a9d
Quarantine. 14* 9s

Queen Anne's Bounty, Annual Report, 25 m 9 /
Queensland-Labour Traffic, Hj il d
— ^ Polynesian Labour in, 16 a 11 s— 26 m 106

— 14m lis— 2J m 19 6—28 m8e— 80 m 6r—

10 j 18/

— Resumption of the Labour Trade by, 7/4 s
^— Separation Movement in, 7 m 17 6 -14 m8c

R.
Rae(W. F.) on the Junius ControTersy. 8 J 18 d
Bailwsy Accidents, sas Accidbhts— RikiLWATt
blue Book on. 29 /« 4 r

— Alleged Assault on a Toung Women near
Aroiley Station, 7 m 16 c— 10 m 9 d

«-.— Alteratioii oi Quage on the Great Western,
6m 146

— Beoeroleot Inatitution, Annual Dinner, 9

ai4/
Complaints against the South Eastern Bail*

way i:onipany, 8; 10 s
.. Death of the Broad Gnage, 20 m 8 i— 21 m

9e— 2.Sm6/<— 'i4i»*5c
«— New Uistlnctire M«rk for Carriages, 25 /9 e
.— - Electric and Cable Railway t for Londoo, 17

mlOJ
—- Booosty on ItallMir 28 a 16/

Railway Hours Report. 6/86

- Irish Railway Commission, 7 m 11 c

Proposed New to London. \6a6 f

Note on. 16 a 12 f

- Railway Men and Privilege Tlckete. 8 / lU
— ^ Mission. Annual Meeting. 21 m 19 a
Ofllcers*and Servants' Association, An*

nlrersary FestiTsl. 29 ; 9 s
Passengei^* Convenience, 11 /7 6

Savings Banks, 17 / 14 s

Share Trust ind Agency Company^ 27 al

116

Signalling. 18 m 4 /

— Rates Committee, 27 a 9 <f

— Return Tickets, Eittension of Time Allowed
on the South Coast and the London and Chat'
ham. 676c

— Stations and the Public Safety, 21 a 7 «

— Train Services on the Continent, 1 a 1 1 /

— • Waterloo Station Alterations, 12 m 10 6

— Workmen's Trains. 18 m 1 1 /
Note on. 23 a 8 /

in Africa. 18 f 13 s

Alabama, New Orleans Teilas and PacUkf

Junction. 27 a 12 6

Great Southern, 20m 11 s

Alagoas. 1 a 1 1 <f -18 a 12 «

Anglo-Chilian Nitrate and Bailw^ Cool'

pany, 20m II s— 18; 8 s
Autofsgasta (Chili ) and Bolitia, 8/126

in Asia Minor, 17 ; 5c

— ^ Assam, 18 m 12 a

■ Railway and Trading Comnny; 9/ 12 tf
—21 J lUs

— Assam- Bengal 28 /Its

Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe, 26 ar 11 6r

— — Babia and San Frandsco, 1 1 a 1 1 6

Baker Street and Waterioo, 6 / 4 /

Barry. 1 a 11 c-28 o 13 s— 13 m 12 a^2f

m 10y-8;ll /— 11 /8/— l7j 11 a
— - Bengal and North- Western, 6 m 12 <f— 16 nr

126-26m 11 d

Central 6 m 12 (f— Oj 1 1 /— 18j ae

— Bengal- Nagpur, 4; 15 6—18; 9 c

— Birmingham, 9/126

— Bombay Baroda and Centrallndia, 21 m Itf
6-15.;llr/— 27j 18 s

— Brazil Great Southern, 25 II 6—21 m t(f
«.9/12a-18j8<i

— Brazilian Street, 11 a 11 6—4 m tl s
Imperial Central Bahia, 2 m \2b^\0tit

Me

Buenot Ayres Great Southern, 9 a 14^
and Eosenada Port, 28 a 18 < — Sao- 15 d
and Posarlo. 18 a 12 s— 22 a lOr

— Cambrian. 16 ) 12 s

— Canadian Pacific, 22 a 10 il— 12 m 6 d— 20^
m 12 6— 26m \0d

— Central Urugnay Northern Extenaion, 9 a
14c— 16 a 9s
Argentine, 28 a 11 6—7 m 15 e

Eastern Kxtensfcm 9 a 1 4 c— 1 5 a 9 s

Chtgne^to Marine Transport, 5 a 8 a
Cordoba Centra], 27 7 13 s— 29J 146
Cordova, and North- Weatemi 16i 11 il
GealaRioa, »mid

n

Ba4

PAWCKJira, un>Bx TO, •* th«. time» " nswsfapsb^

CAprU I (o

Bailwayi (continued),

— Delhi UmbflUa. Kalka, SO m 11 <i

— Demeram, 15 a 9 «— 23u 13 r

Donna Theresa ("Christina. 9 « 1 1 /

Dun^b.i^rfc a^il Witepsk, ^0 m lie— 23 m id

East Indian. 27 m 10 /— 18 / 8 a

. Argei)ttn^, 29 ;. U c

— ^ntre Uios. 5 3 e

— Eptom Dowfu ^xtenfiQn, 7jje
»— French, i add

.— Government Kail waj8 ip N.at9>l, 27 a 4 •
' in the V\re8t Uighlaiids, 20 m 9 f

— Grand Truiik, 2a 6/^27 a, 12 a ^3 mil </
-2; 11/

Hailvray Companji; of (/anada* 14 a 8 «

— ' Great Western of Brazil, ^4 a 8 «— 15 a 9
— 280IIA

Bill. 19 m 5 /-

Indian FeninsuU. 16 ; 12 d^25 j 16 6

the Forvred Transfer Act, 9 o lib

— Guanta Hallways, Harbour and Coal Trust
Compitny (Limited), 23; 11 <

— H. H. the Nizam*s Guaranteed State^ 6)11
/•— 16; 12rf

— HiKhland, 18 a 9 a-29 ^i U b
^ Indian, 21 /5 b

Midland, IHj 12^-27il3«

in the Isle of Wight, 13 ; 13 a-15 j9 <
CeotraL 3; |ly~17 11a

— 'LaQuaira and Caracas, 20 ; 10 /
— — Lai)ca«hire Ue^yshire and East Coast, 8
;8a-l6/i3A'

Lehigh Valley Railvray, 80 ; 12 <

Lei^est^r^ New Station at, IH ; 7 J

— Lemberg-Czernowitz, 6 m 1 1 e
and Luezawa, 9 m i\ f

Licca .9.; 12 a— 14 / 11 /— 25 ; 16 A
Loiidon'and Brighton, 28 a 11 </— 26 m 10/
- diatham and Dover. 27 i 16 6
and tSouth Western, 27 m 4 e

— Maealieand Campos, 7 a 1'2 d
Madras, hj 12/>-l8 j* 8 c

— ^' Manchester, 8heffi«^lil and Lincolnshire. 27
al86 — 11 jwl2c— 9; 12 a

Maiuh, 21 m 16 6—1 j4d

«— Mersey, 22 fi 10 c

Metropolitan Hail way, of Cooataotinople,

(Dmited). 27 a 12 b^'6 m \i d

Mixican/ii Ml 12 6— 12 /a Us

^ Mineral. 20 m 1 1 a

Southern. .1 j 4 <i

. Uruguay, ^ u 1 1 6—12 a 12 a— 31 m 11 «

— ^ Mineapolia and Pacific, 26 a 4 6
*— Mombaf.a, 20 m 10 /
■ and Victoria ^yan«i» 29 ; 16 A

— — ' ]^atal and Nova Cruz (^B'raziliaD), 14 « 8 «

—29 a II c

, Neatb and Brecon, 2} w 16 b

_ New to London, 30 a 1 1 /— 7 m 17 d^27 m

liy— 28 m 9 /-7 j 4 d-^ij 6 a
W eUh, 13 j 9 e

York, Pennsylvania ai|d Obio^^^oad
Company, 2 7' a la a^l8j 8 c .

I^ke Erie, and Western, ^^9 a |1 6-^30

]l2e

-. Norfolk and W^fl^na, ^ iii,l?.6

-.NorlarBriUitt,l«U«-^ff|.Uy ^.

Bailwayt (continued).

North Went Argentine. 17i 11 a— 25 / 16 b

North- Western ot Uruguay, 8; 12 '6--15

jWd

Nitrate. 22 a 10 rf~4 m II 6—22/ 12 b

Nizam*s State, 14 a rt /— 21 a II e— 4 m 11

a— 12 ta II /— 19 m i\ 6-25rA 12 0— 2I>11/—

10 t \2H-\7 jl\ a— 28 j 21 f

Ottoman. 10/12 4

Palestine, 28 ; 4 /

— Paraguay < 'entral. 1 4 ; 1 1 /

— Paris and Lyons, 25 i 9 c
Pembroke and Tenby 24 j U f

Peruvian Corporation Lines, Sail #—11

ai 12 f

— Philadelphia and Reading. 2Ba \\ d

— — Pirctf us- Athens Peloponnesus, 25 41 11 6—4
m 11 <-2 } II /~29? 14 r

— Porto Alegre and New-Hamburg (BrazlUal
21 a 11 d

Quebec Central 27 o 12 6-.18J 8 ^

— Quebrada Uailway Land and (Copper Qom*
pany (Umited), II ; 8 0- 16 ; 12 d-riS.i 131 «

liecife and Sao Francisco PematubucQ, 7a IJ^ .

Regent's (^anal, City and Docks Ruilfrar. t '"

a 6 rf-30 mile

Rhymney, la II c— 8 a II <f— 15 a 9«— •

m12c-20fii lle>27M 10/

)Rio ( laro Sao Paulo. 8 a 11 «

Koltilkund a* d Kanian. 22 m lOd— S9a 11«

— - Royiil SMrdioiaii. 1 a 1 1 d

— Swedish. U im id «
Traits- African. 2^ a ]0 d

— * Sambre ^ind Meuse. 4 a I2cl — llaU6

San Pauls (Brazilian). 5w 12a«14«l5i.

Santa Fe and Cordova Great 8oQthm '

Railway Construction Company (Limited^ 7
a 12 rf— 22/1 10 /i -4; 156 '*

— ^ Savannah. Florida, and Wettera R^ Hwrnd

Company. 10; I2<|

Shuswap and Okanagon, 7 ; 8/

Smyrpa and Cas^abo, 21 a Mif— ^ alia

Societa ItHliana per Le Sttade Ferm|«

Delia Sicilla (tbf Italiaa Compaajr of t^is^^,

Railways, 2/ ; 13/

— Suuth-Kastern, 15 a 9s

— Austrian. 24 m 1 1 6

Indian, 21 j 10 a— 29 fU 6

Eastern, 28rd Annual Report. 9y6/

Southern Mahratta, 25 m lH a-^J ; 11 a

— State of Shares in Companies, ^ m
da^*8 ptiper

TafF Vale, 7 a 12 c— 10> 12c

Traffic Ueoeipta, §^ cMrjr Aw*s pmr ,

in Turkey. 27 1 1 c

-•— Union P^cifi/c. 29 a 6 e

United, 2 «m 12 (--25; 16 c

Urngu^i^ UTorthirn, 18 a. 12 d

-— Victorian Government Ballwayi, 97 • if

— I9w 116-23; \\ f
-^— Villa Maria and Roflno, «S / 19 6
-f— Wabasl^, 13 a 12 /^20 a 9e

Watertord and Central IreUnd, ]6 « ]|

-f— Wellington and Maoawfttu, 18 « 19 a
West Flanders, 21 a U 1^-^ ■ U « '

— ot India PortoguMM QiuMntMd. If
i— fO;U« ' '

;C'

f

June (80, 1892.] Pi:LMKB'B* index to *« TBi^tlks8'"l*«W8PAPBIL

'f-

tm

Ragged School Uoion. Annual Meeting. 10 m 5</

—11 n.9d

Rathbun (Chat.) on a Tyranny of the Boad, 27

air
Hating of Mnchinery, 6 a 12 6—7 o 6 d^2i mb f

— of Schools, 8 a 6 e

Beal Katate Corporation of South Africa (Limi-
ted), 7 a 12 e— 29 14 c

Eeid (V\^. D.) on Queensland Labour Traffic, 8
i\\ d

Beligious Tract Society Annual Meeting, 9 m 4/

Bendet (Stunrt) on Mr. Gladstone, 21 a 9 /
Manifesto. 28 ; 1 1 a

Berenue Heturnt. 1 a 12 c

** BeTiew of the Churches ^ Beunion Conference,
hm(nd

BEVIBWS :—

Harlcworth, J. E..' Six Songs. 25 a 13 «

-^— Brassey, Lord, Naval Annuid for 1892, 8
jl3a

^« Brouning*8 Life of Strafford, 30 a 15 e

— > Conder, Josiah. Floweis of Japan, 19 a 8 «

— Crockford's Clerical J^irectory, 16 m 6 a

— Cummings. VV, H., Biographical Dictionary
of MusiciAns 28; 4 /

— > Curzon. Rev. G. N., Persia and the Persian

Question, 11; 1 7 u
•— — Defoe's Minor Novels, I 6 a 12
-^ Dictionary of Hyinnology, Edited by John

Julian, 15 a ff a— 22 a 8 tt

— Enplebach'ii New Songs, 26 a 4 /

•^— Farm Labourer to Prime Minister by Sir
Henry Parke*, 30 a 7 /

. — Gardiner, Sir R.. Hlatory of the Great Civil
War. lb > 17 a

•— - Hall, Hubert, Antiquities &c. of the Ex-
chequer, 4 ; 6 e

— ^ iiedd«>rwick, Dr. James, Backward Glances,
28 M 7 c

— Hohnes, OliverWendall, Writingaof, 18 a
10 a

— Hope, Anthony. Mr. Witt's Widow, 17 m
lOe

— Illustrated Summer Numbers, 18; 18 a
*-^ Index to tlie Tht Timts Newspaper, 19 a 9

rf— 24 m 4 /— 28 m 8 /— 21,; 4 /
— * Jerrold, Blanchardi, Live of Gustare Dore,
6 ; 14 a

— Kennan, George, Siberia atid the Exile
System, IG a 7 a

— Kipling, Uudyard, from Tideiray to Tide-
way, 7 m 16 n— 9 w lU a

— — Lacroma by the Archduchess Stephanie, 8

13 6
i— — Last Six Years of our History, 12 a 5 c

— Lord Mayor and his Ward by Charles
Welch, 19 IK 146

-^ Marbot, Lieut, Baron de. Memoirs of, 11

a3a
_ Masoagni's Album of Fire Songs, 13^' 8 <
Palmer's Index to The Times New^aper. 19

a 9 d— 24 m 4/-2d m 8 /— 21 j 4 /
^-» Queen's Letter to the Nation, 7 a 9 <
p^~ Keminiscenses of a Gentlewomad of the latfe

Century, l6a li u
p— Kendall. Edw. Davey, Compleat Angler «

Motical CompofiUon, 19 m 4/

BeviewB {cntinued.)

— Spitzer (/ollection Vol. 6., 12 Vi u^

Swinburne's New Tragedy -the' Sisters. 12

m 1 '

Wagner Hstid Books, iH j i a

Wiadt. Harry de, Siberia as it is, !« a 7 a

^-^ ZoU's New Book-*' La Debncle," 22 ;'6 b
Reynolds (H. R.) on a Tyranny of the Koad. 27

a 4 / '

Rhododendrons ib Hegents Park, 10; 3 rf
at Bagshot, 18> 7 /

Richards (H. C.) on 8t. Dunstan in the-fiaat 16
a lOc *

Richard ffomsby and Somr (Lkfalted), 28 m 4 6

Rio de Janeiro City Improvemene CtfttJnanv
(Limited), 2 aSd '^ ^ ^

Rio Ti»ito Company (Limited), 14 a 8/-23 a\3d
Ripon (Lord) on Ulster, 21 / 9 «
Ritchie ( — ) in Kensal Green, 2e / 6 A

Ritchie (C. T.) Address to his Constituenta 27
; 8 a *

Rival Nationalist Factions, 27 ; 8 6

Robbery of a Bag of Jewelry from a Cart At

Manchester. 6 HI 10 /i ' "

-— of a Box containing (^oin and Bonds to the

Value of one Million Francs from the Wairiron

of tl,t* Eastern Railway Comp my. "?«T^**°"
-— ol a Dressing Bag contaiwirt^ Jewellerr. in

r'aris. 6 m 5 . » »•

Daring of liorida \ti Anniiifria«. 16 1 6 i

Tt/;r2 W; "^' '^^'^'^ i^remises^Oxford

Rochdale, Co-optrative Congress at. 6 j 6 ^-.7; a
0-8; 10.— 9/ 11 / .«./oc-.iy5

Rochester Diocesan Society. 26 hi 10 c
Rock Life Awuranc'e Company, 27 ml I a
Rogers (J. Guihnessynre Irish Non-KpltoTO-Kn.
Nonconfoi'mistK, 84 ;• 10 c F«"'pauas

Rooks at Keoinington. 18 a U /

in London. 14 .j i 6— 16 o 10 <?

^^"slf/ rftf ^ Improvement Companj^ (LimitBd).
Roscoe (E. 8.) Post Office in Rural Dintriots. 7

-— (H. E ) on flaiidlcraft Teaehing. 18 / 18 a
Rose bhow at the \lansion House 25 1 Sd

^27 «To a^''"''^ *' Birttiingbam'on Home Rale^

— in Edinburgh, 1^ m 8

■ ' on the General Klectlon-^TJhi^Mil w*4^

Utt-Lord Wolrner -UUteTaiJlor ^^
at Glasgdw, lu m 3 6

— and Home Riile, 2D ; 8 <•

Letter to by a Home Ruler, 29 / 10 6

Rosa & Co. and the ContentrioLfeha. 29 a q #

Kothathdds Bank. Disappearance of Mr lla<r..
the Chief Cashier, ^i 7(i a-22 . a /I'l'^Ss J
Loan CO the Transvaal SOi&d

— Affairs 0f,lla6/-l6a5a^2Id 5r^2a
— - PieJitt^' Bimtt'fm, it^^d

lUm

PALHBR*t IKDKZ TO ^ THS TTVE8 " ITKWgPAPBE. [April I tO

Hfffiiw^iilit {continued).

Tariif Quevtion. 2 a 11/

— Teoderi for a Mannfaotory in, \5jSd
Bound the World in Seventy Days. 2 i Ho
Bowland (F. A. A.) on the Debasement of Lon-
don Suburbs, 25 o 18 /
Rowland Hill Permanent Building Society, 18

Bowlandson (F.) on Indian Affairs, 7 / 10 s
Royal Academy, Annual Soiree, 80 ; 9/

. of Music, 6 a 10 /

1 Competitions. 21 j 10 A

. /or the Maas Memorial, 18 ; 9 s

,■ m. for the Sterndaie Bennett Scholarship,

8 a 10 s

of the Parepa Bosa Prise, 20.; 8 /
Operative Performaoces given by, 4 a 8 6

— 22 j 6 /

_ Agricultural Hall, May Horse Show at, 16

a 10 c

Showat Warwick, 7/6*— 20 j 6 a— 21

j 11 a— 22 j 10a -28j 10a~25 ; 11 /— 27.; 16a
— • Society of England, Monthly Meeting, 5
M 10y-28iii 7 s-24 m 12 6-2 j 10 d-dj 10/
Meeting. 7 a 6 /

Society's Journal, 4 a 11 a
^ Amateur Orchestral Soci«*ty, 9 w 6 a
Asylum of St. Ann*s Society, Annual Fes-
tival, 2 j86-l8; 3 r
^ Blind Pension Society, Annual Festival, 91

1- Botanic Society of London, Meeting, 25 n

10 s

- Spring Flower Show, 28 a 7 s— 20 m6o

— 81 j 18 c-ll ; 16 d— 18 ; 11 6-28j 9 d

Bristish Nurses Association. 21 a 11 k

..-- Caledonian Asylum, 18 m 18 o

Cambridge Asylum for Soldiers* Widows,

17 m 10 s

Chornl Society. 16 a 10 /— 6 m 14 s

n^ College of Music, Eutminatiunt, 8 a 14 <<
1.^ Competition for SchoUirships, 11 a 6y
,_ Colonial Institute, Meetings, 16 a 10 /-^U

i»8/— 16;4i»
, Eiohange Assaraaoe Corporation, 16; 8 6

.16; 12«
.- General Dispensary, Triennial Festival, 26

mif
Theatrical Fund, 30 m 13 c

— * Qepgraphicsl Society Meeting, 12} a 11 i
— 1 1 w 6 s-24 m 10 0-23 j 3 «
-^ iloiloway College, Egbam, Honorary Gov-
ernors Appointed. 2b m 9 «-».; 8 6

Horticultural Society Show, 18 a 6 j— 20 a

7 /— 4 m 12 e— 19 m 12 a— 8 i lO /^— 22> 9 s
.i— hospital for Incurables. 19 m 10 s

Humane Society, Rewards for ^Braveiy, 26

«19a-l7j9s

Literary Fund. 12 ni 10 s

— ^ndon Ophthalmic Hospital, Moodlelda, 23

^4/

-^Institute of British Architects, Examinap

tioa, 12 a A J

- Meeting, 28 jUd
Institution, Annual Meeting^ 4 « 4 c
Lectures at, 28 m 6 d

In PhQto^f»FWiy *<, Urn 4/

Royal Institution, lectures on Bach's Chamber

Music Read before, i m \2 r^9 ml b
— — ^— Vlonthly Meeiingf, 15 j 12 if

— Insurance Company. 14 ; 4 <•

Mail Steam Pnoket Company, 2B a U d

— Masonic Benevolent InsUtation, Annual
Meeting, 24 » 4 '

for Boys. Meeting^, 1 1 a 4 f

forQirls,20M 14 r

— Medical Benevolent College. Dinner in Aid

of. 7 a if
Military Tournament, 18 ni8r«19m 18/

— 20«i 12e~2l m 12a~2dia 12a~25in lis

•^Si) m 6 6—31 m 12 a -1 ;9 d
— - Mint, Annunl Report of. 3 j 14 «
National Life-boat Institution, 3 m 19 e-»

Urn 9 a

Meeting, 8 /i 9 /— 18 ;' 6 f

— Naval Exhibition, Final ' Meeting of th«
Committee, 1 4 m 9 </

School (Eltham College) Examination, 19

all 4

— Niger Company's Factories, Attack on. 21
; 10 h

Normal College for the Blind, Garden

Partv to Aid, 17m 18e
Observstory, Observation of Ooeultation

at. 2.^ mil ft
^— ^— Vitfitation Day at, 6 ; 3 a

■ Report in Colour Vis.on, 6 m 10 i

Sea Bathing Infirmary for Scrofula, 3> II /

School for Daughters of Oflloers of the

Army. Meeting, 2 a 8 /
■ of Art Needlework. 24 m 9 s
Scottish Oeographioal Society, Meeting, 6

*— Society's Conversaxione, 6sil0««16ill

Q^lJj 8 4

Statistical Society Meeting 27 a 6 f

-«•- United Servioe Institution, 2 « 4/^6 si 14
s-9y 10 /— 28 / 7 «— 29 / 15 c— 30 ; U «
Papers Read befo««. 1 1 a 8 </

Rugby School. Speech Day at, 27^ 6 /
— ^ Scholarships, l.i ; 6 «
Rural Exodus in France. 6 ; 12 d

Labourers League, 18 ; 9 e

Russell (T. W,) on the Ulster O^nvention, 4 a 9/

on GUdstonian Statistios, 21 iM 7 6—2 ; $ e

— -*- and Home Rule, 21 in 9 /

at West Islington. 27 a 9 </

Ruaden (G. Wj on the Elections in Victoria. 9&
a7«

RUSSIA ;-^

Affairs of. 2 a 7s*4a 6 a-- 6a5c^}l a

5 s^l4 a 5 6 — 19 a 5 6—20 a 3 r— 22 a 3 s~
28 o 7 <i— 26 a 5 (f-4 m 5 d—b m 5- 10 m 6 tf
— 1 1 « 6 6—14 m 9 c— 16 m 5 </— 18 m 5 c -2Q
01 5(/— 26 tp 5ri<-l3; 6 a— 14 »fi<f— 22; 60

Arrests in Russian Poland, 8 ; 6 e^l&J H

c-i'OjS/

Attacks on (^ouot Tolstoi, lads

- acd the Central Commerical Loaguiu 6 a &
6—6 abd

and China, 10 ; 5 c-16J 5 d

^— Cholera in, 9 m 6 r

inSt.P9terabui|fh,27j'r*-89yT

June 30, 1892. J

PALHEB's IMDKX to " THX TIH£S " NEWSPAPEB.

St.

Bnnia (continued).

I'oal Duties io, \S j S d

and the ("zaclis. td / 5 <

— — J disappearance of three Boys from Riga, 9
j6 »

- Famine in, 14 a 3 A— 1 8 a 8 c

Stricken Districts. 9 m 5 c- 80 m 5 •— 8

J n e
^— Fatal Explosion at St, Petersburgh. 6 a5 d

Ftrast of the Annunciation at St. Peters-

borhh. / a 5 r

Financesof. 12o5</~iaa3/— loo 8/

— •- and France. H ; 9 r

> and England. 14 ;' 5 e

- and Germany. 9 i. 7 c — 19 a 3 c— 25^' 9 u
— — Grain from America for the Famine Dis-
trict*, <> a 5 (/

-~- Gn)8ser (General) Serious Illness of, 11 m 5 6

Release of Dr. Gatchkow^ky, 21 m 9 <

. Supposed Poisoning oi, 16 m 5 b

■ on the Indian Frontier, 30 j 5 </

f.^^ Jews in, 1 a 15 6—14 < 3 «

•: — Jubilee, ninth Centenary of Orthodox

Episcopate of Volbynia, 13 m 5 ^
— — Judicial Reforms. 29 a 5 «

- Labour Disturbances 10, 9 m 5 c
— - Kew l^an. 4 a 6 a

•*-^ and Persia, ii m H e

•— > Prince Ferdinanc and the Rnuian Press, 16
; 5 c

Results of the Financial Tear, 5 a 5 c

Riiiog at Maikop. W m 6 d

Sale of Children in Kiiff, 7 a 5 e

— ^ Speciiil (^ommitaion on Creals, 6 j 5 /
*~ Strike of Factory Hands in, 12 w 5 r

with Count Tolstor in Russia. 1 1 a 4 /

Trade with the lialkan Sutes. *i<) ; 5 /

RustoQ, Proctor and Company (Limited), 24 n

116

S.

Saddlers*s Company, Exhibition of Historic Sad-
dlery. &c. lit, 1 3; 3 r - 23 ; 9 li

Safety Appliance for Derrick Cranes, 11 > 17 6

PerHmbulator, 30 ; 1 1 /

Safford (Frank) Gold and Silrer Miniug Royal-
ties, 2 1 a lie

Sale of Stock at the Auction Mart. 16 / 8 6

bales (Maria J.) on the Woicen's Suffrage Bill,
23 a 10 6

Balisb ory (Lord) and the Bermondsey Vestry,
2k; 12 r

- and the ConservaAire Agents. 25 m 8 «
at Hastings, 19 m 10 a

Speech at, Noteii on, 23 oi 17 c— 31 m 1 1

S'69 I4(/

-- French I'resa on, 20 m 5 6—21 m9 d

_ and the Hutfleld Wesleyans, 80 a 11 <x

««— on Hume Rule, 6 m 9 /

-i— Manifesto to the Electors, 28 j 10 6

— and Parish Coancds, 18 m 9 J

^v—' at the Primrose League Meeting, on the
Pacification of Ireland— Ireland and Ulster—
Attitude of Ulster, 7 u 14 a

— on Protection. J0| 7 /

^^ on Retaliatory Duties. 28 m 17 <i
.«- and tjiie Ulster Men. 1 7 m 5 d
and Home Rule^ 8 j 7 /

Salmon. Large Scotch. 24 m 4 /

Trout an<i Char, New Bill about. 25 a 3 </

Salvation Army at Etistbourne. I a 3 a
Samoa, Affairs of. 23 n 7 6 -i ; 18 «— 7 ; 8 /"
Samuel Heath and Sons (Mmited>, 2 / U /— 11

7 « /
Sap Dominjto AfiFairs. 20 >, .5 d
San Jorge Nitrate <\)mpany. 6 a 1 1 f — 28 j 12 »
San Seba>tian Nitrate Company ^Limited), 30

; 12 '/
Sand- Washing; Apparatus. 6 / 13 /
Santa Elena Nitrate Company ( Limited \ 6 a 5 f

Rita Nitrate (^^ompany (Linilt. d). l:i a Vl f

Luuina Nitrate Company ( Limited ). 14 /i >< «

Sarson (Rev. G.) 00 the " DdrKest England "^

Scheme. (» / 8 6
SaundtTSoo ^Edw.) on Mr. Morley and Home
Rule 7 m 12 a

Our Objections to Home Kule. 2.S / 7 /

- on the Lister Convention. '16 /« 9^-— 1 / 10c
Savings Hanko. r\ a l;^ e - 19 m 14 « — Ki / 4 ,1
Saxe-roburg-Gotha (Duke and Duchess of)

Gold in ^ Wfdiling. 4 m 9 t

St. Atrnes's Orphanage, 2.') / 18 6

St. Albans (Bp. of, Golding VVeddint; Celebra-
tion of. at Danhiiry Palace, 13 / 9 «

St. Andrew's UniverMty -Degrees Conferred. 16^
a^d

Guthrie Scholarship. 16 a 8 <#

— Waterside Church Mission. 17 ; 14 s
St. Bartholomew the Great. Mr. Witliers Donation
. towards the Itestoration, 1 5 ; 1 1 c

Hospital, Sir Sydney Waterk>w Resiuna. 22

; 3 i

St. CUenkfUts Bouremouth. the Tower to be-

Finished as a Memorial to the late Vicar Mr.

Purton. 11 a 10 <
St. Dunstan's-in-the-Eaafc. Notes on. 13 a 13 /•

14 a 4 u— 15 a 6 |{— 16 a 10 6—21 a 14 c— 25-

a 10 /

St. Ge(»rge's HospiUl, Duke of Wentminster on.

6 ; 3 /
St. Giles's Camberwell. Restoration of, 16 m 6 a
St. Helena. Itepori of the State of, 7 7 H />
St. John Hope (W. H.) Discovery of a Roman

Briu.th Church, at Silchester. 10 / o /
St. Louia Breweries (Limited). 28a ll/i^lO/

12 c, ''

St. Lucia. Note on. II / <» /

St. Mark's ('olle;'e. Chelsea. h\%\ Commemora-
tion Day, H u \ •

St. Martin's- in- the Fields, Meeting about the
Repairs of tlie 1 hurch, 18 t Iri 6

St. Mary*s Cath.dnd Song School, Edinburgli,
If a 7 /

St. Mary*a. Woolnoi. .Meeting on the proposed

Demolition of. i\\ n 8 u
St. Mary's Hospital, Festival Diuuer, 2. m 14 ^
Note on, 13; II d

St. Michaera. Coventry, two Sets of (.^hurchwar-
dena in, 23 a 3 a

- Ne*v Vicar's Kate for. 25 1 IO</~6»i 10/"^
12 M lU <i-20 n\ 6 / — 27 m s*e— 23 m l^a— 81
m5 / — 14 / 1 /

St. Pauli Breweries Company (Limited) 6 » 1 1 /

Si. Paul's (.lathedral, Baih'i»"Pao«iou given at 13

a6 *

f<*.

?A^L]U£B'«. Un>]U( TO ^ THE TlllSa "* V&WSrAPJBR* [April 1 to,

S9iiter.Sch(ienh<if«ii Drewia}{ Company (Lim^te4)|

BchofieLl (A^red T.) cm " Hon^efor th»U/in^, *^
' \^ai r ' '

Sc-hfiol A^tendfinpe 9,n<l Intepiperance, I9.a 7 ^
-^ — ^ of Medicine for' Woinvn. Annual Di^tijjba^

lion vfPrii^i, 2djiid'
Suieiiiific Ej^j^itiop, to thp North^ipa. Eb)uu, 94
' « 1 1 </

Scoicli Kiygh, Police and Healtlif 7 a i, 6
■^-^ kducritipn Departments HO ; 9 c
Scott (Jiistiue) on fi^'ypiUi) Tribii,ivaU, 4.; <^^
^tiiah Aq^ionble Life Asturanoe bo^ety, 6.m

'— - Aujilfalian In^s^t^en Comi^ny (l^iqaited),

' ICw 12c-t'«qi lOe-lO'S

- — (''eyloii TJea ('ompany (Limited), 9 mil J

- — Crofter*, vl M\ii'/

^ — ynion and ^aiipnal Xnturapce Company, 5

m \^ If

•-^^ Universities Cummissipn, Meeti/ifVi 1 « 14.
" /— 2 u U </-6 n 1 1 /— t* <« 12 «-27 u'li6— Qni

I4<i— 9 nt 10 ft
-_'vyiduw*s Fund: Lift Assumnc^f Sppiety, 8 a

lib ' "

«i.— Wolpen's Liberal. Asspciatioa. Annual
"" Sleeting. 23 a G ^.

Bcrutton (Tlios,.) on shipping Legislaiioo, 15 a 5 J
6ea loKurnnoe ( umpany. iri ^ 3 &
dealing Iti(iui«tiy at Ottawa, 23 a 7 f
thiamin's Christian Friend Society, A^opual

Meeting 2o /« i»"/
Seduction, New Lfill tQ,Amead theLaw Relfitire
' to. 23 a 4y
SiCundary KducaUon (Scotland) Committee, 9

gellHirne Society Meeting, 24j 7 d

teEVlA:-

-i — Afuiy Manoeuvres, 28 m 6 /

— the f 01 njer Prefect of Police Sentenced tp,
five Yenr's i'enal Servitude, 14 u 3 e

— ^ New Ministry. 4 u 6a

Sewers, i*itv Commission of, 6 <f 5 «— 27 a 8 b,—_

' \3'm 5 cf — 26 m i) /- 16 ; 5 / -29 / 13 9

Sexton (Robt.)onthe Dublin Corporation. 80j 4 /

^liitkespoare -Aline llathaway's Cottage, Meet-
ing to Purchase, 1 <i 10 /

Shaw. SaviU, and Albion Company (Limited), 18

' u 12./ ..••'•

6htep. Destruction of a Flock of. by a Dpg. at
Nenrbury. I i //i ' 1 6

Bbelton Iron. Steely and Coal Company (Ltmi-
ted), 3 m I2«

^heppards Pcllys, Scptt & Co. on the Assam
bi'ilfTiit Uailway. 1 u 12 ft

i^lu I Ms, Election of, ill (he City of London, 25

' ; .0 /

8hv li orni' School, 25 a 10 c
SH£t*NEWS:-

mi

Lll- briiitsh Wncks in April, 5 m 4 /,

^ :a AJuy. 4 ; 1 1 '<

,., — llcilv r oi be D'ipuy nt Lomt^ Blown up and

ibc Vi.6Stl Hiok I ire, ll j h 'i
..— Ci'lht>i(/nr> at Seu, Committee to Consider, 16

of the Ripen City, and the Culgoa on tt|e
Thames, 16 o tf / . -*

fh^ Newi (ronrtaii«<f).

•^ — Cyndition of Britlih Seamen ip Coudneotal;

Ports, 2O0 6<7
-^ — Dangeromi Paasciigert on Boaid, the 11*9119-

|icz a Maniac Moor. 8 a 9 /
— - Disabled State of the. Au>tr>l4an. 7a9r

D^asier in Trinjtj Bay. Newfound l^d* 1^

j9 ,-l7;9c ' '^

'Disasters at Sea 1 a lOe— an 8«~ft aXO.f.

— 8a5/-ll a 7s,— 12a lOs-iaa 6 f-^23 a,
%.d-2Ba 7j-26o6c'-5ia5i/— I6mll cf—
.|7m5/— 18mlO<i— 26si6<.— 8j 10 1^— 28^
i 1 1 /— 29 ; l;i f

— »- J^puheMso/ Genoa, Yellow FeTep on.Boaid^
21 o« «

tl|e J^idtr, Sale of, Instead of Repairing, 20,

a 6/

«-«- Explosion on Board th^ WUber/orc* b\
Suransea, 1 4 j 8 rf

Fast Passu gea of Shi p9. 1 a 9 /

Fire and Panic on Board the Qei'hn RiUf,

fatal to many, ll a 7 e

— .. Foundeiing of a Sloop in Annam, 25 o 7 a

- Herring Cable Rescued by a Lilb Boat, 29 a

jb« ■

-1 — Improved Continental, Service 16m 9. r
— ^ Inman Liners andthp American Flag, 10,

fa 6 a
-.— Launch of FI^ M. S. Gibraltar, 28 a 10 c

of the Bovifi at Belfast, 29 ; 15 e

^ of the HohfRxolUrn, by the Germjia Em*.

pire at Bredow. 28 7 6 r

of H. M.S. St. Gtorgt, at Hull. 25 1 19 «

- Lloyd's Regisur of Shipping, Quarterly.
BetnrnSj v.5 « 1 1 a

-— LoT'i Erne Trial Trip of, 80 w 7 6

-^ — Loss of the Sidtr, 2 m 9.«

_-- of thp Spliuiors, with Great Losa^ol life,

23m 5 I
'^ Maritime Losses and Casualties. 2 a 17^^

dO(i i5«— 7 w 17 cr— 14 m I9u-20fli 10/-i,

if|<f-10; :i </-»8» 7e-r26i 17«

Mersey Bar, 'J9.a 10 a

Missing shjp-ihe Rownndfl,' 21 m.9 f

Mutiny on Board tbe KnigJU, ^ m h t

Navi;;ation of the Meikong, 1 8. a 10 d

— p — of t)ie Zambesi. 28 u 4 r

Nervion Shipbuilding Yard. 21 ;ii 7 <f

New Steam Yacht CaoercuUify 27 a 6^

— — Oxford and Kmgston Steamern, 4 j i I e
-*— Panic, on Board the Comt a Pleaaiife.

Steam*'rs. 24 7 1 1 r

Petroleum Steamer the Piiroiea Blown oa,

ip J 6 /.— IG n U ' ■ ' r

Priest man Oil Launch. 8; 14 <2

>- — Rapid Passage to Australia, 23 a Sd

the 72oy ol iSpi'frefya Gunnery Trials of, 2ft

o 9 >/ ■
— — the S-nwen, 9 »« 7 «

-^— Shipping Intelligence see epety tl^^*8 pap$r,
— . — Legislation, Note on, 15 a o /

- State of the Eiier* i a 9>

Steam Yacht iheHultana, 25 a 7 a,

-^.— Th^ s'jeadyin^f of Ships at Sea, fJ a,I4 a
.— Wreck of the ^urt DouglaM, on the Cape d«^

Verd Islands. 30 w 6 / * '. . .-

— > sss also WaKQKS

•irune .^, 1892.]

ViikfebS ikbkl ¥6 •*¥&! Tims •^NfeWstiVKt

'^

''Shipmiisterii Society Vfeetinfp. 26 a 8 tf
iBhipwreck^d FUheriAen's ftnd MaHAeit Koyld

Benevolent Society, 17/14/
Shot Pinnf; in Mines. U d 6 4
8hutt( Frank t.) Ciui«dilkn Apples kni Amenic,

14m 19 I
8idf(wick TH.) on RTr. M6rley and the Special

Conitnlsgion 22 76 «
"Sierra LeOne. Hinterlahd of, 7 m 7 /
Siichester, Discorery of a Uonian- British

Church at. 10 1 5 /
*SiWer MoVfey Diffende of Opinibn ftbont, 5 a I U
Sinclair (Archdn.) Cummoo Lodging House

Missinn, 6j 1 4 A .
^ion OoIIefTe, Annuid CbAferenoe 6f the Bp. of

London at. 21 m 14 /

Annual Meetini; of tlie Fellolira 6f. 11 in9 d

Skilled Labour Market, State of. 14 a 6 </— 16 m

8a— 15; 12*
^kinner*fe Day at Merchant Taylor's Haft, 25

iBmall Holdings, Agricultural Bill, 16 me /

Koteson. 13 713' -17 j 9# .

- Holdings and Allotments in Sdotland, 1 a

15 « ... .

- Ten^Dhents, Compulsory Purehase of Land
^or AllOtiAentft or. 2 1 <i 8 c

^mith (H-.)dn Electioneering Tactics. 30 i t d
(H.Arth(n-)<m the London NondohfbriiiiSt

ColincQ. 17/ 14/ ,

(J. Parkpr) On Ulster, 7 m. 12 ti

' (Wklter E.) T>eaith oi TeacherSfdr Elemeh-

ta)y Schools. 21 a\2d

uA Fi«nl)ine dt TeadherS for Bleottentary

Scho(^l2al0p

With.B8irry(— )PreSerrtktiOn toby Mr. tjl-

four, IT / 6 e
"dnow otk Footways^ Order tb R^thoVe, 2^ a 1 1 A

~21 m 14 d
^Sdkn FIsVoi^ wHh Hetihane, Note 0^, 20 ik

)9oeiety Of AVtS, Annual OonVerdatiOOe, 80 >' 7 e

Award of the Albert Medal. ^5 in 4 /

^^ ^H|tett Head before. 7 & 18 /— 28 n 5 f-^

21 «• 7 /
■^^ Of AtlthOrt, AnAOal fXOher. i ; 6 /,
^ — *0f Friends of Foreignersin Distress, 8 in 18 d

- of I^O^traii Painters, SecOnd E.thibitioa, 26

^=: — for PreVentioh of Crtielty tO Anlroali 68th

Annual Meeting, \8j9d
' — for Promoting Christian Knowledge QrkOtI

for Money and Books. 14 ei 7 /

^> Meetings. 21 4i 14/-28 m 12b— 18 ;8/

• — for \he ProteciloQ of Ancient Boiidingk,

Annual Meeting)29j 11 e

Of Scotch Artists, 8.; 3 «

^2—— of Solicitors in fidinbiirgh 0|^n their New

Library, 14 m 17 6
' — for the Suppression Of the Opiiim Trade, ^

Jfio/

. — for Teaching the Blind 54th AOhual Meet-
ing. 2 w « /

^or aAd MaO, Enthronement Of the New Blsho]^ <
at C^tieto#n, 80 m 7 c

^Idlers* Daughters Honie, Ham^stead. AiiniVi^H
tarf Meidting; 18 ; 12 u

Somerlet House lihd the Law of hbiA Tehder.

2/6/

Sons of the Clergy. Festivsl of, 12 'ii 5 <
Soudan. Affairs of. 5 m 5s
'South Africa. 2 j.R r— 8 / 5 f .

— - African Gold Trim and Agency Company
(LinHted\ l.t /t 8 «

' * 1 \

- — Loan Mortj?age aild Mercantile Agency
(Lffnited). l'6 w jn «

Dinner. ^6^' 4 /• ,

-^ — and Tntenmtional Ekhibitibh. '|4 m 7 /

An«tfalinn LAiid. MortgHtre. and Agency

Company (Limited). 2« m H) e &>— 4; 15 6^

— - British Fire ni)t\ Mnrthe tnburahce Coiii-

t)any of NewZonlao'l. \5 a,^ t
^— Hampstead prpftostrh.. ,4.» ^ /"

- Kensington Mtiopuiil and the VVrought Iron-
Work G«llery 4 » l."» ^

• l^arge (in Parttin.,^ hy Lontherbotirg

Presented to by Mr dnock H m 13 e
- Science Teachers at. 16 a 13 o

^— Slav Kingdom.. 14 m 8/
— ^ Wales. Postal FfWilities in. 31 « ft h
Southern (T. A.) oh the Fatal Crd h kt l^amp^

stead. 21 a 7 /
Souihport. celebration of thj Centehki^ 6f it kk

a Wftteriiig Place. 2 a 7 ./
^iJthwark(Ab^.of> Fund f<Sr South Londod

tnfluen'zt^.Convnlescents. 2f5 /i l6 a
Sowrrby CWA.) Note 6n Dry \)^ealher, 7 a i\ i
flPAlK:^
— - Affkirs of. ^ a 7 it- ^8 a 8 /— 22 a 8 s -25 a

6a-13f6o
'-^ — Anarchist^ in, 11 a 5 o— 1^ h 5 ^-^13^5 s

^14a3r-2qri8o

:, Arrests of, 12 a,fid,

'^-^ British ComraerOlMl K4a!idni wit^, 7 ; 8 >•

— - ^Od^t COi^nfiittee i5^/i3«

—7- Senor CahachO Redres frOiU ike B4ni 6f

^aih. 4 rt 6/1

— i^omn^ercial Policy. 12 m 5 t*.-^\iik 5 k
' '■ " Trea'ie's. 9 m .6 a — 28 ;' 5 i

Arid Qreat 6ritMih. 7 m tf e

i*^*^ Xfegidat'iye PrOcee<Ungs. 7 «r 6 i

Mutinying SpHnish PrisOh, 4> i 4

-^^ Ne#TiiriffJ2/#Ile

Phylloxera in, 24 m 5 r

^ Plot to Blow ii^, by the Anarchists th«
Spknt^h. Chamber, 5 a 5 a

— and the (Quarter Centeiiiry of the T^iscOVe^
of ^nfierica. M a 4 /

Riot at CalahOrfa. ' i r 9 A

- — and Scindinavia. 3(^ 1 5 6

— — Strikes Movement in, II ;> ^— 4o j 5 s

- — Strike of DOck Lnboiirers in H ; ^ r

o!f Operatives at BArcelodA. 11 ; ^ a^l6

; 5 f-I7 in r ....

Of the Kail\kr.iy Hands id Si^alh. 34 in 5 >

4j0cl-9i6«-l6;5 «

of Telegraphists iii, 2^; 6 <f— ^3 ; 5fl-25

jf9 i
-^Tariff. 3.7 10 A

-£— Three Cftikrchea Struck by LightniAg Id, l4

jf 5 ff
^^— Vinltajire df m9f , ^rt a 4 r
iBIMildiiig luid ddd^ (biittited^, iih\i'h

Spe

PALMEB's index to " THE TIMX8 " NEW8PAPSB.

[April I to

^pt Akers Parliamentary Dinner, 12 m 9 ^
Spencer ^Lord) in Cheihire. 14 a 4 *

at VVorcPSter. 8 a 4 r

(Earl) nt Hastingn, 3 ; 5 «

at Stepney, 9 « 10 A

at Victoria University. 26 m 10 f

Spiers and Pond (Mniited), 17 ; 11a

Spire of St. Antholin. 25 a G /

Spirits Fxpor ted, Drawback Allowance on, 16 a

Sponge and Iforv Tra<lc of Tupoli, 1 1 j 17 6
8P0BT8 AND S'POBTINO :^

Apcot Races. 11^76

MeeUiig. 9;7 6-ll /7 6-11 ;!6«-18

; 7 a— 14/ lOrj-ln; lOo— 18/ 14 o

Hunt Cup. 16.; 11 6-17/10 a

Aibletic Sports— the Amateur Athletic

Association, H m ]0 *

Civil >ervice Meeting, 16 ;6 /

. Ciaphani U«iver?' Met-ting. 16 w 7 /
Corinthians i\ Barbarians, II a 7e— 12a

Sports and Sporting (rtmtinufd).

— Billiards— 1 'pall p. Dairson, 8 a 11/

- V. Mitchell,9 a 12 r- II a 7e

Spot-barred rhampionship at CattieHile

Street, 26 n 10 r— 27 a 10 /— 28 *» 10 /— 29 a
10 d-t* m 10/~<9in IO/<-IO m lOs

Chuntilly Races, 19 m 6//— 23 m 10 r

and the French Derby, 27 m 1 1 «*- dO at

11 a

Lonilon Athletic (lub. 4o 10 e— 28 a 10
y— 23»i M)/— ti; II /- ilj^n

— V. Cambridpe University. 2o <i 12 6

County (Cycling and Atheletic Club, 2 i

m 10/

ml t

National Physical Recreation Society, 16

Oxford V. Cambridge. 8 n 11 /-9 a 12 «
Private Bank Meeting 20; 7 d
Hoyal College of Science. 2H a 10 /

— Military Academy. 1 3 »/ 10 A— 20 m 1 1 6

College, Sandhurst, 20 m U c— 21 m

14 r

Sports and Athletic Club, 14 o 6 c— 2 m

1 1 d—A m 116
— — Unted Hospitals Meeting, 20 f 7 d

Woolwich P.Sandhurst, 27 Ml il /— 28iii9s

Australian Races -the Sydney Cup, 19a 9 c

— Betting ill London tee every day* 9 ft u per

— - Hilliards— the "All-in" thampionship. for
the Challenge Cup, 1 aU d

Amateur Championbhips, 9 m lOy— 10 m

10(^—11 m II 6 — 12 m 10/'— IH IN 8 6

at Berry's Rooms, Cambridge, 80 a 12 /'

-2 mile

Coles v. North, 80 o 12 /— 2 mils

V. DawBOu, 6 »N 10 /— 9 m 10 / -14 m

14r-l6/w7/

— • Cook t;. Dawson, 9 a 12 e— 11 nl e
I'. Mitchell, 28 a 10 /— 29 a 10 rf

V. North, 7 a II d~8 a 11 /

Dawson v. Taylor, 12 o 8 </— I8a 10 c—

15 a 10 d— 18 a 8 /- 20 a 5 c -21 a 10/— 22 a
8 6-23ay 6 — 2'ia 12 f

V. iM-Ndl. 26 a lOc— 27 a lOy-28 a

10/— 2 m II e— a Ml It 6

Mitchell 0. t;awson, 19 m 6 e— 20 m 11 c

—21 IN 14 tJ

V, North, 8 m 116—4 m 10 6

North V, Dawson, I a 106 — 4tf 10c
Peall V. Coles, 1 jl 10 6—4 a 10 s— 27 a

lt»/

V.Cook, r2a8d -13 a 10 e— 15 a \0 d
— 18 ./ by— 20 a j a— 21 a 10 /— 22 u 8 6—23
«i »< — 26 a 12 e — 14 m 14 c— 16 m 7/
98

10 6

— Chess, Notice about 25 <i 8/

— Match between Blackburh and Laaker. SI
ml0'-8; n €-16; 11 f

Competition between the five Great

Masters. 9 a \\ d- \ a 5y— 4 a 9 e- 6 a lis

Match between thie Oxford and Cam-

bridge Universities, 8 n 1 2 r

Sirepson*s Handicup Tournament. 9 «» 4 /

Spring Handicap Tournament at Simp-
sons. 27 a 10 /-20 m 4 '—24 mil/

- Chester Cup and the Jubilee Stakes. 9 m

10

Racea, 1 a 5/— 14 a 4 «— 9 *r 6 a- lOm

10<f— 11 m Ila-I2ml0a— tSmoe— ldm8ff

— Conching Club. 30 m 6 a
— — Paris. 2.> m 1 1 <»

- Coursing— Haydock Park Open Meeting,
1 1 a 7 6

- Cricket— the English Cricketers in Australia
— Lord Sheffield's Team, 3 m 1 1 a

Note on Three Day Matches, 7 m 7 6

Coming Cricket Season, 15 a 10 a

Cricketers Fund Friendly Society, 20^' 7 c

Bachelor's Club v. White Club 10 j 11 e

Bar V. Army. 14 i 10 6—15 ; 10 d

Cambridge Eleven, 15 / 10 a

Cambridge University First TweWe o«

Next Sixteen. 81 m 10 6-1 ; 10 6-2^' 10 r
V. Mr C. J. I. Thornton's England

Eleven, 13 m 8 a — 14 m 14 6- I6m 7il

V. England, 10 w 10 «

v. Gentlemen of England, 16 m 7<— 17

m \Od'-\%m M o— 19 m 6 <<

V. Somerset, i4 ; 10 6—15 ; 10 i

r. Sussesx. 17 i 10 6—18; 14 b

■■ Freshroen% Match, 2 m 1 1 il <a m 1 1

— 4m 106— 5m I0c-9m iO<l-10 m 10

II m II 6

Senior's Match, 5 m 10 e— 6 m 8 e *7 n

11 6

27;

11 6

- V. Yorkshire, 27 m 1 1 /^— 28 m9d
rivirterhouse o. Westminster. 25 > 15 e—

9/.

- Essex County Club. 7 m 1 1 6

- F. Derbyshire^ 7 ;9 <— 8 f 6«
Eton College r. Household Brigade. 25 m

;96

V. Winchester, 24 ; 10/— 25> lb 6—27

Gentlemen V. Players of Kent. 2| 10 ^

Gloucestershire Colts' Match, 18 a 8«,— 19

a 9 ^—20 tf 5 6

- V. Kent, 6j 11 /-7 ;8f-8 ;6rf-»/ 75

Hampshire 9. Essex, 29 j 18 6

■ Harrow School v. Lord fiessboioiigh's
Team, 29 ; 13 6

■' V. Eton Ramblers, 30 ; 1 1
■ V, Oxford Harlequins, 20 j 7 <

Jnne 30, 1892.]

PALHER^S INft&S TO '* THE TrUKS*' KBWSPAPBB.

Spa

Sports and Iporting {continued).

Tricket — lloiiAehtild Brigade r. Green

Jackets, 21 ; 12 /• --^2 / 11 «

r. Koyjil Artillery. 10 j II e

r. the StwflF ( 'olleie Sandlmr-t. 2 ; 10 rf

V. Yorkshire Gentlemen, 2^j 7 f^

- Kent r. Sonaorset. 21 / 12 c— 22 / 11 A
r. Sussex. 27 / 7 o -?9 i IS h

— Lanca!*hire r. Bury and District, \6 m7e

». (^heMiire, 17 »i 10 «--l8m II h

V, Kent, 10; lU -M i!5'— ia;7«

— r. Surrey. 24 / 10 e-25 j \o r -27 j 9 fl

— p. Sn^nex 20 w II f>— 21 m I4/>

w. \Var\vickj«liire, 28 / 7 /<— 29 / 13 h

— t', Waiwickshire. 4 ; 1 1 r — <i / 1 1 «

— L« ice8ter»hire (Joks Match. 10 #« 10 e—

II M 11 Ar

V. Derby^hire. 23 / 1 1 6

Lords and C:omman8 v. Westminster

!<ch(M»l, 23 »i 10^

Lord ^heflleh^s EieTen r. En^lsud. 5 m

lOe—iO m 10a — Itim 7e — I7m \0 d -18 m\l
l>->19m €td

Married r. Single, 23 w 10 «— 24 mil/ -

25 M It //--20 iH \0 u

Marylebtme' lub. Am 10 A— 5 w 10 e

— — V, raniUrid<4e University, 23 wi 10 « —
24 m II /— 2a« 11 6—23; 11 /'— 24j 10 «— 2&
j I6e— 27; »f

— — V, rbiswick Park, fi / 1 1 «
Marylfbone Chih and Ground o. Derby-

shire. 18 /« 8 ' — 14 w 14 r/

t\ Elatree Master's Team, 30 m 13 d

tJ. EsBeji, 20 I 7 f

V. llailevbiiry College, 21 ; 12 <#

— ». Harro'W School. 13; 7 €

1?. Kent. 27 m 1 1*— 28 mde

r. Lancashire, 9 m 10 e— 10 m 10 <f — II

» lla
V. Nottiiigbain>hire. 20 m 1 1 a— 21 m 14

/,_23m 10 n
V, Oxford Univer»Uy,3 j 11 A— 4; 11 t

-«/ 11 e-27 /9<-28; 7 rt-29;13o

— — V, Koyal Naval CoUege, Greenwich^ 26
w i0 6

tr. Rossall Sehool. 15 ; 10 cf

P. R„yai Artillery, 3.; 1 1 r-4 / 11 c

— . V, Uoyak Military Academy, 6 ; 1 1 c

— — — V. ^UllS('X, 5 m 10 <!— G Ml 8 r— 7 w 11 ^

». VVel'inKton College, 21 .; 12 d

--— V. Westnunster isclMiot, 14 //i 14 6

V. Winchester College. 2H / U 6

V, YoPkskwre, 16 w 7 e— 17 /« 10 «— 18

m\\ h—Wi M (> d

Matches for Next Week, 7 m 11 «^14 m

14 A-.21 M 14 c— 28^9 e-4j 11 0— l&j 14 6

— 26> 15 d
Middlesex r. Gkiueestefsbire. & ; 7 6 —10

; UA^ii; i5/». 13; 7i/

p.kent, 3? llc-4; U A— 6;Urf

n, Nottinghamshire, 21/ 12 c— 22 ; 11 a

— 23 j 1 1 a

». Sovetset, e> H f-Jj ^b-^Sj^c

v.Sas«ex,30iii 10^^31 M 106—1 ;l0t' .

». Yorkshire, IJ j 10 6-l» ; 14 fc-ao

Novthv.SootKSOf llil

Sports and Sporting (con^/mc^ef).
— i ricket —Nottinghamshire Colts ^f^atcl^ 13
o 8d — 19rt Or— 20(1 5 h

V. Yorkshire Colts Match. 10 m 10 rf—

II m n 6

V, Lancashire. 17 ;ia 6—18 ; 14 6—20

j 7 h

■■ V. Somersetshire; 23/11 6—24; lOs —
25; 15 r-27;9r

V, Surrey, 6 ; 11 « ^7 j ^ 6-8 ; 6 c— ^

; 76

\0d

IV Sussex. 27 m 11 e— 28 m 9 d— 30 m

V. WarwicksMre. 14 ; fOA— I5;10c

OM Etonians u. Old Uarroviana, 24 ;* 10

/— 2o» 15 r— 27 ;9 6

Oxford V. Cambridge. 27/9 /-—SO j W d

University AuftheDtic»tr,Queen*8 Chi by

80 ; 1 1 <;

Eleven V. Next Sixteen, Y9m 8«—

14 m 14 b- IGw 7 e

— — Eleven v. Sixteen Fresftraen^ 9 ar 10
• -10 If! TO<f-ll m 11 ^>-12lK 10 o

— Fref'hmenTs Match; 5 «i 10«— 6w8^

h^7 ml\ 6-9 w \0 d

— r. Gentlemen of England, \^m 6tf«-

20 m II b— 21 m 14//

— V. Lancashire. 27 i» 1 1 /— 28 m9 d

—21 1 r2 f — 22 1 1 1 tf —237 1 1 6

— Mr. Palairets Teaa» v, Mr. Cace'a

Teanr, 25 »» 1 1 6

Senior's Match,. 2 m II <^3 m 11 a

—4 w 10 A— 5 «. 10 «

V, Surrey, 31 in 106—1 ; 10 6

- V, Suaeex, 24 / 10 «-26 ; 16 <r-2T

j96

Prrvate Banks t;. Joint Stock Banks, 26-
m \0h

Queen's Club v, Btirbariane Match, 2 rm

lid

► r. Green Jack«>t». 23 ; 1 1 6

If. Ko^'al Military Academy WtJorvrtChv

26 m \0h

Surrey t\ Cambridge University, dj 7b

— 10; II />— II ; loa

— ^ County Club, &m 8 c

I', Derbyshire 17 ; 10 6— 18J 14 6

w. Essex, 16 w7*— 17m 10«— 18»)r'llfr

i; Gloucesterdhire; 27 ; 9 c— 28 ; 7 a— '

2^M3o-30; 11 e

V. Li'iccJsterslMre. 20 m 11 ^ -21 m 14 6^

w. Middlesex. 14 ; 10 6-15 > 10

V. Somesct, 3 j 1 1 6—4 ; 1 1 A

V. Warwickshire, 27 w H «— 28 m9e

Sirt.'X V. Gloueesterobtre, 14 j lOA— 1&

J 10 4

14 6

u. Hampshire. 7;0f— 8;6'C

Young PUyevs Match^ 13 m 8 6—^14 m

Somerset Colta Match, 9 m IO0
— — Warwickshire v. Leicestershire, 7/9 e— >

87 &t
WeUingtoD CoUegov. Free Foresters, IS

. ;7«

Yorkshire v. Derbyshirey 31 m 106— I >

10 6

V. fisees^ "20 s» 10 6—21 m' 14 6

^

^

PAtftBE^B mofet to '' VHX tklIBB ^' KKWS^lPklU

f April I td

Sportt and Importing {^continv^d).

Cricket- Yorkshire "v. Sent, U '* lO 5—16

no c- 16 I U d

V. Lancashire. 7 ; 9 r- 8 ; 6 c

— r. LelccHterphirfi, 10 ;' 11 6— II j 15 6

, -13; 7.

^ ■ — V. Notlnghamshire, 28 ; 7 d— 29 J 18 6

—80 ; 1 1 r
-> — V. Sixteen of Scotland, 16 w 7 «

.*— V. StiifiFordMliire. 6 / 1 1 «

■■ r. Suri^y. 21 ; l2f— 22/ 11 A— 23j 11 A

1— «; V. Sui»ex, 23 m 10 «-24 m 1 1 y-25 m

11

2ingari v. Harrow School, 27 ; 9 fe

— V, ('harterliouRe School. 13 7 7 e

— v. Household Brigade, 14 ; 10 e

— r. Royal Military Academy, 23 in 10 d

— t'. Wellington College, OjWe

— V. Winchester Collegfe, 1/10 4
V, Windsor Garrison, 20 j 7 c

• Cycling -Curt bridge OnlVersity B. 0. iw.
London B.<\. 13; 7/

E.lge'8 Rate, 7 ; 9 df-l I f '5 c

Match from Bordeaux to Paris. IH /A 7 /

Meeting at rambridgd :{0 m 10 6

National Cyciists UnioA Championships,

20; 7<i- 27; 9 d
-^ Oxford V. Cambridge. 16 / 11 d

Race at the Ontralhati, Holborti, 9 m

at the Padditfgton Reavation GTotind,

10/-

.6ot 7 /

oT Bate! of tVie Sdrrey Club, 18 a 10 <t
I- from the London Gent^al Post 'Ofll(»,
26 m 10 A

Sutrey Bicycle Clab, 25 fti 12 f — 2 m 1 1 i

)

«i*- Derby Spring Meetii^, 22 a 8 a— 28 u 9 a

—25 a 12 a
' noDcaster Spting Meeting, 19 nt 6 v— 28 m

lOa-27 m n «— 28 m 9 </

: RngUsh RiKht Club. 'IlMlc

w— fipsom Spring Meeting, 4 d 10 d— 5 A 10 tf

»-6al0a— 7 rr It b

•■ Summer Meeting— the Derby, 80 ft 10a

—81 >« 10 a— 1 j 10 a— 2 ; 10 a—i ; II «

. Oaka. 4; Ha

Fencing, EXbibition of, tt St. MatUn^fe Han,

20 mSo
Football— AMCN^tHtiott Hti\^,U€(Tlftr$da}f*i

paper

1 Army AsrocfaHon Otip. 9 a 12 c

^.^^^^ — Chaltenge (Up. 1 1 a 7 6

in Berlin, 20 a 5 r

England t;. Scotland, 4 d 10 e
Football League. 11 a t /« - 26 a 12 5
Hertfordshire Challenge Cun. 6 a 10 r
International Football Match Paris, 19 4

• — -. — League Matches, 4 a 10 df- 18 a 10/—

18 a8d— 19 a 9 f -2 m lie
w^ — Matches of the I'ast Sidaton, 2 m 11 5
■u Middlesex Challenge Cttp. 2 m 11 ir

V 1 ■ ^ Rugby Union Rules, 1 a 10 6—1 1 a 7 e-^
4 a 10 '/-7 a U d — iH a 10 /— 18 a 8 <f -19 a
ei:— 25 a 12 6— 28 (i 10 /— 29 a \Od-^'mkUd
Scotch Challenge (^Op, 1 1 a 7 6
Sum^ V. Oafordshire^ 8 « 11 f

S^ftB and Sporting (roniinued),

Football— Yorkshire (Thalhdnge Cop. 114

7 A-^4 ,f io//_is t' S ft

— ^ Foot Rnc*» irt France, Paris, 7 ; <f — 10 ; 1 1 c

Four In Hand Club, 19 m /— 81 ai 12 a

i'rench Racing - Auteuil-, 19 a 9 6 — «

i 11 '/
Grand Prii de Paris, 6 iJi 8 6— 4 ; 11 6 —

Longchamps. 29 a 10 ^ -16 m 7 c— 7 j* 9

a— R j «. -20 ) 7 a

Paris 4 a 10 r— 19 a9 6—2 m 11 ft— 8; 8

(._$♦ , 7 a-lO; II a
>— Golf — AiAareur Championship, 7 m 11 e—
12 •« 10 A— 18 wi Si'/ -14 /« 14 h

AshdoWn Forest and 'futabridge Well*

Club. ;9 fk 9 r— 2 m 1 1 il~ 16 '» 7 «— 17 m 10 <
—23 lit 10 e— 30 m H) d -27 t fl ti

Barro>^ Medal, Competition, 80 a 12/

Brighton and Hove (^lub. 4 a 10 e— 7 a|

ll/*— 9wi 10 «-;<() III 10 4-2(1 ;7rf

Cambridge University Club, 4 m 10 6

Cinque Ports (lub, 28 j 7 6

El t ham Club. 20 j 7 a

Felixstowe Club 19 a 9 e— 20 a 5 c— 18

m 7f-6 . 11 /— 7/9 rf-8 ; 6/— !;<;• 7 f

Great Tarmouth CTlnb, 18wi8d— 19tt9e

—Gj II /-7./ 9fi-8 ;6 /

Honourable Company of fidlobtirgll

Golfers, 6 a \{) f

—» — Hunstanton Club. 80 m 10 d

LittUstone Club, 19 a 9 c— 1^M79— A

;«/

London Scottish Club, 4 dr 10 «— 20 A 11
6-28 m 10 e

— <- Match between Oorham u. Clefeland, 14
a 6 r

Panmure ClAb. 16 «• 7 «

Parliamentary ToUroameht At T6otln^

ftee, 1 Q 10 6-4<i I0d-5a lOd-Oo lUc—S
a 11 /-9 a 12<»-ll a 7 c— 13 A 10 c— fSniB^
— 7 IN 11 ,«! 2 IN 10 6—18 m 11 6— 19 «i 8 tf

P^ldstwick Club, 2 m 1 1 (' -80 m 10 a— 27

)9d

ftedhill and Reigate Club, 9 jH 10 «— 80 A
10 ft -6 j 1 1 /— 20 ; 7 d
" Return Match between Dou^ai RoHand

knd Uilgli Kirkaldy. 24 m 1 1 /

Boyal and Andient Club, HO i l\ d

' Blackheath Club, 6 u 10 e— 4 m IP 6^

82 ; 1 1 6

Oix>mer Club, 12 6 II a -21 a 10 /-^2i

»96

- r. Camblidge UniVertlty, 28 ai lOi

foistboume Club, 2 « 1 1 rr— 1 j 10 r-^

87;l9«f

Epping Forest dab, i 1 a 7 « .f 41 U

d~9 m lU c— 28 m 10 s -80 m 10 d-^l8 | f f^
27j 9d

t\ Richmond, SO i* 10 tf

West Herts (lub, 11^7 e^U mlk^

23»lOf-l8;7y-.20j7if-27j8 4r

Liverpool Club, 4 a lOt— S8« 10/-^

SO a 12/— 9 IN 10 e-8; 11 /

ITorth Deton Club, 21 4 10 1*88 « I

0-28 a 9 r— 3 n 11 a-80 m 10 tf-8i8/—
f ?6— iU| U€— ll| 186 .

\

4to6 30, I8ft2.} f^uixk's imdbx Ta *-« the wmrs*' nkwspvwch.

8pcb

PpoitB i^nd Sporting ^couZ/nuedJ. , *

Golf - K.>3 al vVent NorfojK Club, 25 a 1 2^'

— SOmlOfi -27 / 9 «/

■■ r. (Cambridge University, 2Ci q 10 c

•-T Wimbledon Club, 22 « 8 6— 2.> a 13 6

^ m .. at St. Aadrewfl 3 m 11 6-*4 m 1(X 6--5 n

10 «-<>/!< 8 r— 9/11 ia«

ic-r — St. Ga)r»e** riub. \\ a7 r— 18 o 8 //— la

« 9 r— 2i) // 5 •— 1 1 m 11 A— 16 m 7 «— ft; 11 /

— 7;J>rf-13; 7 /

■ „ » T. . Tooting Bee Clab, 10 m 10 «~28 nn ia«

^1 Troon Club. 3 m U a-30 m 10. 6—27

■ J WaPwicKibire ». Woroesterahire, 5 4 10

d <20 Iff 1 1 />
*-j Club, 4 o 10 «^r> a 10 r— 8 a ll /— 9^

a 12e— 2 m H <r— 80« \Od^27j9a
m Worcesrerthiie (Uub, 12 a 1 1 a— 11 m lib

•r^ Gop^wood Meeting, II; 15 a
V- — QymnaAtic Competition, Public SobpoU. 1 1

•-— B^aiTi^n. SoutU Txmdon. 1 1 a 7 c

»— HnnUog Apjptf)inttnen^t. 2 a 14 «— 4 4 7 /—

9 a 11 «— 8ri 5^-9 a ii f—Vj a IQd—Ua 7 a

_16o 10/— 18 /I 7/-28.ifc /*
^r- {taliNn Derby* KoiQe, 6 m 8 6
T — Jockey Club. 6 m 8 6 —20 m 1 1 4
•r— ^emp^n and Manghester JB^Iieiingt, 6

.;18f
» — Keipptoa Paxlc. Easter Meeting; 18 a 8 (i—

19 Ada

•? ^>pring Meeting. 18 m 8 a— li m U

«^ ^ Jubilee Stalies, 1^ m 7 A

Whi,Uuntide Moetiflg. 2; 19r— 6 1' U <£

— 7;7o-M,6A

^5— ' Second March Meeting, 1 a 10 a

— Lacroaae. i 1 a 7 « — 4 n 10 a

«r— Lawn Tennia, the Amateur Championahip, 7

4 11 d — 15 a <0i/ — Ii M 8 e

Cambri4ge Univ^raity p. Blaokb^ath, 9 m

1Q«

If

V, Hornaey, 80 i»| 10 a

V. Stanlt y*a Side, 23 w 10/

ChampiPM»hip Meeting. 28^' 7^—29; 13

^—30 1 M d

-r- of Ireland Meeting. 31 m 1) 6—6/ 11/

I Cheltenham Open Tournament, 13; 7 /
Club Matchea. 29 a 10 r/- 25 m 116

— «— Covered ('Qurt Championahire, 1 a 10 5—

4a lOe— r'u 10<i-6a 10 c— 7 a 11 d 8 a

lly — 114 7

Crawley v, Fennell 8 ; 6 /
v. Latham, 9 m 10 a — 15 ; 10 d

i- England v, Ireland, 21 m 14 c
- Uarradine v. Johnaon, 20 } 7 <f
Kent C?ounty Tournament, 20 ^ 60
Latham t?. Fennell, HUa 7 e
Hon. A. Lyttelton r. Latham. 13 ; 7 a
Marylebune Club, Frizes, 1 1 m 11 6—20
j 7 e

^ Match between Saunderaand Lathnm, 23

' a 9 6-0 ffi 10/— 21 »t 14 c
^ Northei n Championship Meeting, 20 j 7 e

—27 7 9 fl
„ Oawat4,<^* Johnaon, 22; 116

•l^r-* Oxford V. Cambri^, 28> 7 6-2^9 > 18 ^

•9pprt8 a,nd Sporting (confim^d).

•* : Lawn Tennia -Prince'a riub riandicap^. 16^

-*7 i -18 iM II /-.19 m 6 d.—'^{) m II A— 21 1%
' l4C*-f:M m II /— 30;/i I(X^_1 ;• 10 c— 4i 11 c
-tf ?.10^»^10; II r_l«>.;ll d

•RnitflUabridife 4a lOe-U a7c

9

rr— iXvuiffOEanrKiKe \ q lUe-U a7c
Ht th;^§ej.*8 eiuj^ VVeat KenaingtOQ. 23:

Saundji*i:a fr.Xatlianv.'^S m 10 a— 30 m lOi

I/— I ; lOr-,6, ir7-8 j*6«
-— T— Singlea ('hAmpion^i^iJ^^wi^jOa
White V. Lambert. \ yVi>Jb

---- Yorkahire v, NottJnKharilj4i>lv,'23 jn 10 >

— Leiceatei? Spring Meeting. 2 a 18 eima-lO*

— Liverpool July Meeting, 30 ; n c "; -"..'-

— Manehesier Vteeting. I9/<| 6 c *•*•'„

Kaater Meeting, 18 4 8,4— 19 a 9 a— 2a a

5a-13TO8a

■^— Wlucauritide.MeetinaL a/ 6.r.9.; 7 a -
10; n a~13; 76-11 j |6c

— Newoaall^. and G.o«f|Ojrth, Pajk SiimmiBr.
Meeting. 9 ;* 7 a -21 ; 12 c— 22 j* 1 1 a— 28 ill
4-24; 10 a ^/ . . # -i

and Sandownlileetin^ 20*7 7 4

^NewmaliiPt Craven Meeting, 18o&c— lAo.

d 6—20 « 5 a -21 a 10.^-22. n6a

Firtt July Meeting. 28 ; 7 4-29;/ 18; 4-^

— Fir8tS|^ingHeeting^2*«.lla-3.fli.ll4.

— 4 w 10 1 -6 /If M a— 7 m \\ a

Seci>nd» Spring Meeting. 12 « 10 rf—10 m

la—XT iH H'rf-l?*/ii.lia — i9iiit6.c-20i« Ho!
Kacea.d m H) c "»

. — Nobbhng of Derby FavourUea. 6 « 5 /

— Orm<^, the.Hace-hprae, PoiaontQgof. 30 a 12.
/-3»« U a-7 It 11 6-9.,n la.d^-ll «u^_
\7m\^^d

Seriotia. lUneaa of. o.m 10 6

Notes about, 10 /a lO.a— 11 /n,5/

Itacing in, Austria- Hungary, 21a 14 a

— Rac<iiKta. I he Amateur ChainpionjihiD I a
106-7U n tf-8*/ IJ /-12« 11 a-zoa 5^1'
—22 a « 6 -23 CI 9 6^25. a 12 6—29 4 10 rf-4
ail0 6-5w 10/-7«i lU-16iii7/-19«6 3

Oxford r. (^ambridKe. 6 « 10.6—7 a l\ d

Prino<^\ Club Knightsbridgo, 4 a 10 a—ia

a 10c-at)r, 12 ^— 2 w II rf • 10.

PuDlio Sohoola'ChHllenge Cup. 7o 11 rf

19 CI 9 c/— 20 a b 6-21 a 10 /— 22 a g' 6 9^
o 9 b '^'^

. . F!,"''';?*'^. Oo^^\^^ at the Queen's, aub.
5 a 10 a — 14 ao c ■'

— Rowing— Cambridge Univeraity Boat Club

■■■ ■" ■ ■ Magdalene Paira, Um I4c

— - Summer Eights. 15 ; 10 c/

Double ^culIingl<egarta. I2a U^
Eton College, 27/m II /
London C'lub. 1 4 ci 5 e
National Ue^r^tta 31 w 10. a.
Oxford w. Australia, 27 ; 9 rf
yuiveraipy Summer Eights, 20;^ Uc— 29-

» >Qy

m.

^

Spo

palmbr'b index to '^tiib ttmks** NKW8PAPER. [April I to

6por(« nnd Sporting (fontinufd).

^^ Rowing -Oxford Eight Onr Race, 21 m 14..
d—*2An n r-25/« II /.-2t» m \0 t

and Cambridge Boat Race— Rapid j;Pft({«,
tography, KWi 10 ^ . •.,••. ".

Noleon, 13 o 14 6

— Pr€Bid»M t of the OxfordJJpiVljraity Boat-
ing Club and the propose -J^^^ih Olympic

Games. 9 a H n •**•,.•*

— Profea»ioDal dyulliAg .Match, 16 a 10 /—

dl m 10 a , % *.
«».. the UniT{t^y.9oat Riice, 1 a 10 a— 2 a

18</-4A*lt)*cv«'^ci \0 d -Sa 10 6— 7 a 11 c—

8a ll-t^— ^& 12/> — II u8a
■ j'm l^.Neir Zealand the Stabury- Sullivan
.. * SfttAUng Macch, Result Sydney. 3 m 1 1 /
Ixl — & Sale Qf Her Majesty's YearUngs at ilamp-

!on Court. 27 j 9 a

_ of the Warden Deer Park Stud. 20 ; 7«

«— » — of Mr. Waring*a Yearlings ut Aocot, 16

7 11 d
—— Sandown Park Club First Summer Meeting,

9/7 fl— 23.; II «— 24.; lOe— 2o / 15 6
.»— Second Spring Meeting 7 a 1 1 c— 8 a 1 1 e

— y { 12 /* — 1 1 Q 7 rt

House of (^ummons* Steeplechnses, 1 1 a 7 6

.. — Brenham Stud Yearlings Sale of, at Ascot,

1 8 ; 6 //
— Swimming. Amateur Association, 23 a 12 c

. ('ambridge University v. Otter, lAi 7 /

«^ — Oxford V. C'ambiiuge, 20 j 7 d

, York Spring Meeting, 12 m 10 6—24 m 1 1 «

—26 m 11 a^26m 10 a
_ Yachtingi Brightlingsea Yacht ('lub Match,

8 j 1 1 ''
Castle, Southampton Water Yacht Club,

17 m 10 <2

Monte Carlo, 9 « 12 c

New Ihames Yacht Club. 17 m 10 d

Matches, '-^H m 10 i2— 21 vi 1 1 e

C'haimel Match to Harwich, 26 m 10 a

— dOm 10 r

Royal Alfred Yacht Club Channel Match,

6/110
Cinque Ports Regatta. 1 3 > 7 rf— 1 4 ; 10 n

. t:hann('l Match. 15 j 10 6—20 i 7 d

Cork Yacht Club Rfgatia, 27 ; 9a

_ . Koith Yacht Club Regatta. 27 ;9 a

Harwich Uegattu. 31 m iO a— 1 / 10 c

..^ London Yacht Club Matches, 24 m 11 /

—25 IN 1 1 a

— Northern Yacht Club Corinthian Re-
gatta, 21 r 12.

I'ortsDTouth Corinthian Yacht Club

Mfttclies, M w lu */-6 7 n a

.. Southampton Yacht Club Match, 16 m

7<2— 18/ii 11 a
Southern Yacht Club RegattA, 6/11 d

—7 ; 9 a— tt ; 6 «

lhamesYHchtllub,21al0d — 16m7d

— Matches, 23 m 10 e

— Notes about. 25 u 12 o- 20 ; 7 </

— from to Nore to Dover, H / 1 1 a
— — Yacht Squadron Meeting, 16 jn 7 <i

— Racing Association. 7 m \i e

yixiurtsfor i892, 18a 8 e

— uD the Thames,2l a 10 d^2 m II d

.'J^urifpfm (MraJ Appenl for her Husband's In-

• S|itUti0l)K. 4 rr I t //

, ^ftiitiard Life Assurance Company, 27 a II 6
•Stanlc-y (K. Lyuiph/ on FHuiiiie of Teacliers for
Elem ntary Schools. 14^4/

(H. VI.) Addre'ttf to the Ntirth Lambeth

Electors, -^3.; 7 n

Star Spectrum 2 r n 9 f

State of the Continent, i« e ,rh day*t paper umdtr

theii Countries
Statute 4^nw Revision. 15 J 13 6
Stellar PhotOi^raphy. 16 a II «
Stephen (Leslie) oil the Lowell Memorial, 3; lOel
Stepney Jewish * chool 28 /n rt /
Stevens (AlfreJ) Note on the Late. 15 a 8 /
Stevenson (Dr. James) on Soup Flavoured with

..enbane. 2m ih 14 6
(It. L.) Litesi Difficulty in Samoa, 4 » M /i

- ^VV. J.) on the Fatal Crush at Hamustead
20 .' 8 A

Stock Conversion and Investment Frust, 7 a 12

Stock ii)xchango Orchestral Society 2'»a 10 /
Stock* and ^hjires. state of, nee ^vrr 'tn^^nfaper

~ >aleof nt the Auction .Mart 7 ti 12 6
Straimn(J. A. ion Literary Theft. 19 u 6 6—21

a H h

- (Or. S. A. K.) on the Murderer Deeming,
16 /« lAf

Straits S»'it1ein**nts. Sunday Labour in, 12 a 12 d
Strand. Siale of. 2.S n 13 6
Strantfern' Home. Annual Meeting, 8 a 4 c
Strut to I vT. H. M.) on the Clause of the two

Sealium Explosions, 11 a (> u
StieetClean.>dng in the City. 2.'» ad f
Street Tramways in Westminster, 31 m 8 6
Stretton ('\ s.) in Railway Accidents 18/10/
Stockwell Orphanage* /\niiu:il Festival, 2tj ^ d
Strolling Players Society. 2 m 9 «
Stroke and Lock out at Uoltun, 24 / 1 1 /
STRIKES :-

of the Dnrham Miiicis. 1 a 8 </— 2 a 12 »—

4 a 7 u — 5 u 1 a — <; a 1 2 '» — 7 n II ti ~8 '. 8 s
— 9»i 12 a- II o 10 fj-I3 a 10 /-U« 5<l —
18ri 8 ri~2(;.* 12 rt i i 7 d

of Kngineirs o i th.; I'yneand Wear. 4a 7a

Ilistuiy and • 'o.-t of a, IS a A e

— at Swan^LM Dock 3<> •/ i2 /— 3 m iu «— 4 m

Gd
Stuart (H. Vdliers) on the Fourth Centenary of

the Discovery of the Western H^^misphere. 26-

o 11 cK
Stuart's Granslithic Paving Company (Limited^

2 Ml 1 2 f
Suakin, Governorship of, 7 / 3 e
Submarine Cable.** Trust. 30 n 15 //—O w 12 4
SuezC.anal. and Petmleum in B'tlkon. li m Vi f

Petroleum St. aiueri* for, t^ m l> e

- Meeting of the SharoholderA, 1 / 5«?
- Quarantine in. 10/5 e— 13/ 6 n

Sugar, Trade in. *e« Producb M ahkkt

Bristol Market #m tvtt >, dau*6 itap'r

SUICIDES :— '^

Thomas Dickson, after Murdering hisKttle

Daughter. 5 w 1 1 «

Piyc** Lewis Thomas, an Oxford Under-
graduate in Cowley Road, Oxfoi^ it^u Ha

jDne 80« 1892.]

PALMBB's IBDXX to *« THB TIMES " NEWSPAPER.

Tern

flaicides (r onttnvfd).

•^- Guttave SchiictmaD,in St. Bartholomew's

Hospital. 22 a 9 /*
^ ^ Two Women, in Highgate Pond. 13 m 7 /*
— — a Tounc Gentleman, in a Railway Carriage.

at Charibnrg Station. 80 m 12 c
Sun Insurance Society. 2 y 1 1 6

— Life Aasnrance Company of India (Lim-
ited), 29a 11 I/-27; 13/

■ " Insurance Company Report, 25 a II a
Sunbury-on-Thames. Health of , 3 oi 7 /
Sunday Concerts and Amusements, Deputation

to the Home Secretary to Repeal the Statute
forbiddinflr» 1 a 4 <*
— — Openings of Museums, 20 m 12 e

— School Association 68th Breakfast and
Annual Meeting. 14 ? 4 a

■ ■ Union. Annual Meeting, 7 m 7/

-— « Society Meeting at St James's Hall, 24 m 9
</— 20 ;6 fi

Snrireona, Royal College of. in Englsnd List of
Gentlemen passed Examination, 19m 18 «— 28
m4/-80m I8<f- 28; 18/-26i 18/

SnnreyoTs * Institution, Annual Dinner, I > 4

0D8FEN8IONB: —

Banco Industriel et Mercantile Rio de

Jeneiro. fi a 16 6

— ^ Barker. & Co. Bankers of Mark Lane, 28
j 12 A

— Blondel and Gamier of Paris, 4 j 9 s
— — Gunzburg's Failure. 4 a 6 a

.— Mi o^iell. Wilkins n & Co., 2Hj4c

— * Schiffman and Mayer of Hamburg. 4 m 1 1 6

Swan Sonnenschein and Co.» on Literary Theft,

73aSd
Swanley Horticultural College Distribution of

Diplomas and Priaes, 20 y 7 /
Sweden and Norway. A£Fairs of, 12a 5«

KiUing of Elk in. 80 a Ij

Sweetmeat Automatic DeliTery Company (Limi-
ted). leiR 12 c
Swaziland, DeTelopement of, 16 a 6 e
Swiss Neutrality, 28 1 14 a
SWUZEBLAKD :—

— Arrest of Tourists in, 14 m 9
^^- A£Fairs, 9^ 6 s

— and Italy, 9^*6/

T.

Talbot (G. F.) Vindication of Major Talbot, 80
m6/

— ^ (J. G.) on Easter Monday Refreshments, 21
A 14/

— ^> (Major) Vindication of from the false As-
persions of Mr. Labouchere &o., 80 m 6 /

Tallack (Wm.) on the Criminals in America, 28
al4e

— on American Prisons, 8 ; 18 «— 18 J 18 1/
Sallow, Me Pboduob Ma&kbt

•^- Chandlers' Company, Lirery Dinner, 29 a

10 s— 21 M 7 d
Talmage (Rer. Dr. of Brooklyn) to Preach at the

City Temple. 26 ; 18 «
Tamplin and Sons' Brewery, Brighton (Limited),

28 V 18 d
Tttoncn for Elemeataiy Sohooli^ Dearth of, 21

al8<^26a7/

Teachers' Guild of Great Britain and Ireland

Annual Meeting;. 22 ; 4 /
Teachintr University for London, 25 a 9 <i
Tebb ( WUliani) on the Vaccination Act. 9 / 4 /
Technical I^.ducation, 26 a 10 a
TELEGRAPHS:—
Azores Cable. } 1 m 5 ft— 14 m f) 6—26 m 5 »

- Brazdian Submarine Telegraph Company
(Limited; 27 n 12(i— 6 m Vlb^'l) 11 /

^— Eastern Extension Australasia and China
Telegraph Company, 22a iO d— 5 m 12 t— aa
il2 d

and the General Post OflSce. :^0 w 10 /

General Northern TeU graph Comp.iny, 18

9 a

- India Rubber. Gntta Percha and Telegraph
Works Company .30a \h d

Indo- European Telegraph Company, 12 a 4

c— I8a 12/— 28a lie
New between Uio de Janeiro and the River

Plats, 14 ; H </

- New Cable to New Caledonia, New South
Wales and Queensland. 4 a 6 <•

Reuter*8 Telegram Company (Limited), 28

m 16 <i— 2 ; 1 1 <

State of Shares in Companies, in siwr^

da^9 paper

^outh American Cable Company, 28 a 1 1 6

West Coast of America Telegraph Company

(Limited), 1» j 8«— 28j 12 c

African Telegraph Company. 25 / 16 e

India and Panama Telegtaph Company.

4a 12 6— 20o9«— 28 a IWi -4 »i 11 e-lO 111
11./— 21 m 166—3; 11 /— 18; 8 d

Western and Bradlian Telegraph Company.

7 a 12e— 14a8/— 21 a 11 «— 26M4e-iyall
li— 4in 11 t/&e-ll ml2< — I3i« 12 6— 18 w
12e-26jBlO/-lj4«-9j l2a— I6j 11 e^
21 i 10«-.29; 14ff

TELEPHONES:—

A«toociation for the Protection of Telephone

Subscribers Meeting. 7 m 6 e

- Consolidated Telephone Construction and
Maintenance Company (Limited). 6 m li!<i— 3

Chili Telephone Company (Limited).29; Ho

National Telephone Company (^Limited) 23

;iiy

Opened from Belfast to Dublin, 6 a 6 6

— the New, 27 m 4 c

— Oriental Telephone Company (Limited). 13
o 12./— 28 a 11 6

— System. 30 « 6 c— 18 j 8 a

^ — State of Shares in Companies, s«« evsra
dayi*a pufjtr

-^ Telephone Company of Austria (Limited^
4tt8y V /»

of Egypt (Limited), 6 a 1 1 c

Western Counties and South Wales Tele-
phone Company (Limited). 4 / 15 c

Temple^ Inner, Grand Day of Easter Term at, 6

m 9« .
Grand Day of Trinity Term at, 5 n 9 s

— Gardens. Open of an Kveiiinj^. ij 9 «

— Middle, Award of Scholarships. 30 ; 10 /
Grand Day of Easter Tt rni at, 19 Hi 9 «

— of Trinity Term, 24 j 9/

Ton

PALMSII'S nmVX to ^ THB TIMBS '^ nWSPAPSB.

[April I ta

TeaiperniKse Sunday In Londoo. 29 a 8 6 (

Tenipoiary Star in Auricii. \SmBe
Tennj8on*s Fortt^ttr$ in New Tork, 2 al f
Tesfier (Arthur CJ on a Tjnuiny of the Ruid.

Testing the Standards»4 a 14 6

Texas l^and and Mortgage Company (lAtaX\/e^\

2*du U d
Tharsis Sulphur and Copper Oompany (limi-

ted>,8a n«— )»al2 /
Theatre* r. Music Balls, 9 a 7 «— 12 » 10 c

Mws Adelina de Larel Redtal. I a 4 / )

THEATRES, fto. :—
-^^ Adelpbi, 2oa 10 a

— Albert Hall, Brilliant Oonoert at tor the
Aid of Distressed Foreign, Artiats in Umdon»
M/ll/

•V— Alhambra, 18 ; 4 «
-» ATenue, 2H M'8 6

. Bach Choir, 29 4/

«.-^ Bird, Henry, Coneert at Keaiingloa Towa

Halt 17 ai 4/
^ — M. Bonawttz^s RIatorial Ueeltal 24 ai 4 /
«.- Mr. Braxton Smith's Concert, 25 i 18 6
-.— filiRTibr BUOnaiuici'i Recital. 18^ 7 /
-^ Mile. Chsminade's Concert, 25 n9 e
Miss Chriatieli Concert, 2i 4 /

M*Clifford Harnsun's RecitaU, 14 / 4 a

Cosaedy. ^2 q 4 /— 20 m 10/

. Consort of Violfl» 28 a 18 il

•»*- Court, 8 ; 7 <f '

1-. CoTent Qarden— the Opera at, 18 « 7^

««- Criterion, 12 a 10e*2 «i 8 a-26 ai 8/-~22

il2rf
^. ■ Forthcoming Play at, 28 a \0/
•— Mt. Cusin'fl Concert Annual at St« Jaaies's

Ball. 24 i l» /
«7^ Mr. Dolmetsch's Concert, 17 « 18»
_- MUa. I>oUs1e*s Concerts, 5 a 6 «
^^ Miss Muriel Klliot's ItodUl, 17 ; 5 /
mm,^ Fowles, Ernest. Concert, 25 »9 <
•^ FMnoh PUys, Ij 8 d

Mme Frickenhan's Oonoert, 30 a 15 #

«— Fuohs and WeUings Oonoert in -PiiBeaa

Hall, \9mhd

— German Opera, 9^ 6 il^94 y 14 c
.. — Globe, 18 a 5 /— 20 a 9 «*28 y II if
— • Mitt Goodwin's Concert, 1 a 16 a
•*— Griffiths, Mist, Concert in Princea' Hall, 19^

ai6 d

Fred., Recitals at Steinway Hall 12 m 6 /i
Halfo, Sir Cbarlet, Redtalt, 7 ai 17 •-* 16 »
18c^28« 15t»25y 14/
-^ Master Max Hambourg't Concert* 18 ti 9 /^
^m^ Hiiymarket, 25 a 10 6
p.^ Mist Harstop's Concert, 8 a 8y

— H. Majesty's. 4; 17 r
^ Otto iiegner's Recitals, 19 ai9 •
»— UuUand's Concert, II a 4a

— M. ItidoTCorn't Kecital 1 1 4 /
i.^ Janotka. Mile.. Recital. 28 m 8/
-i^ Kleeberg, MUel, ReciUl, 28 ai 14y
-^ Lafflourcux*s Conoertt, 16 a 6 <f

— Uerr Heinrioh Luttert Recital, 89 a 18^-^
U mil <

..-> Mr. Lniarut*i Farewell Concert, 9 ; 4 /
m^ Lincoln, Miit fiitie, Qoooen, 9 ai U /

Thaatret (tomtiimad)^ - -

' London Saturday Conoertt^ 81 m i/^itj 4 »

— -* Lyoeuim S m^a
I — — Lyric, 5 « 14 a
-«-^ Clf^dlieatre, 21/»«*~24fr#<-29/l24

— MaclboraughOdlest Orchetfn^GoaMrt, I
a 14 /

— Merfandolli Recltal,2l n 18 /
— •- MoWrljif 8 OrohBtti% 20^ » 5 a

— Mr. Nolcutt's Concert. 2 m 9 e

— Mitt Nora and Fradnkik Omwm a Steia^
wayHall, 1» Ml 5 il

» Operas 20i 4r'/^S8 j8c

*-^. €omiai»e, 24 «r 5 f*^l »5 /

— * Operatic Concert at St« Jametl Ball» 27 m»%

•^ Oudin, Mn and tfra,^ Raaitala, 26 «4e— 1(V
>18«

— Mita'Falliter'aGMOMrtatPcioaeteEall.28

^ Mma^ Patti't Couceit at the Albert Ball, ift
/64- ''••.. ^.

i— Pttny'a Thaatf% 24/ 14 e

.— PhiUMfinoQlc So6iety; CoBoarta, 11 • 4 a_

i— Popular Ooooeffta,6aaa~l2a9/«^21-/4<^

— Baitaaa AMiaa, Vocat Baoital ati LZ » 4 /
— 25J16C

— Prince of WabtX 1&» iM

— Pviiicess1i,.18a 5/

— Piiiici7*aHall,.6i8il«/^24j*8«
Mita Cvtaraodi fliiaa Balde»-a Concert

at, I9iir6./ • .'• j % i .'.•-»<

. N Holfaudaiidr PhUUps'h. iriaanfoMa and

Yo«aeaeital^ 18 /B .

Mt. Ernest Kifur*^ AnooaLCoaowl at, Z
I7r
MHO. Ktotbarg'a Raaiiait 19/ IS a

fifiit Nettle ▲tkiMQii'aOQiMEWlO*/ 4 e-
-22; 4/

-^^ Miaa Rockiier'fr Concert,. 25 / 8 a

.— Mita Maria Wnna's Recilial^&8./6:*

— Mr. and* Mrs. Qeramn Soadat Sk) Qtmmt%
HaU Langham. Placei i8»&/«»45^«9i«

Iftiu.tt

—— Queen Vocal Quartet, 1 8 ; 18^ c .
— — Richter (;oneerfis»..ai tki iOJS^lSJ;

jlO'O-29;, 17 4 ''

— HerrWillibal41leaita]^5a»l;&/
. Royal English Opera House, 15/ t». 5— ir

/9./-27i8«

■ ■ - MmeitiafahBanhardt aadtamtr* : aiL
80w8a ; ^

Halian Opera, 178(l<^^«..2aM.8*-4MsB 8,

•-8i m 10/-4/14 6-6i 12i— la* Ma

—- Royalty, 8 » 1&/M.«) Mi /

-^-— Aroateun al^- 18.a IK/— lay 11 /

.dapellnikoff'^ RedtalT a 12 «t

•^— Sarasate Conoerto at St Jaoet'k GUL 80 1»
6;— I8;6r-20f 6 4i . , ■^

-— St. Geor9t'tSBUi.fioUaoda Opeifttio<2kMi

at,.80>i»7e

*— - St Jamea't Hall— Ambrote ▲ottln'k- Coa«
aert^lOalO/

Mme. Nettie Cafpanter and (Mr. Swo'*

Concert, l4;J0c

Mitt Fanoy Daviet't Btdtal, ftti 14 a
Qtlc^a«iOMra lWtal» U ai 44MU«|^

Jnne SO, 18!^.l

PALKBft'S niDVX TO ^ THB TIMES** 1IBW8PAPXB.

Tm

4 «— 12 m ll/*-iaM 186-^21 M 196— 2oiiiia
o-l i \0 c^9 j U J—lb j d €"20 J 4/-.22

fer6alUfitry, 1fta4^

Murks in the TrantTaal, 16 1 4 a
and IVeatiat Goniinittee, HO a 7 /
Uokiaa and Inoome Tax, 6 atf «
«CBaiMa»6a4/

1-^ Ht. JaoMt'a Hall, Mn. Huae'a Conoeri at,

M. Pflderviraki'tRfleltaL 16^ 4 f

Berr Ketaenanar'a Keciula^ 29 ; 9 /

M.Saoret'a (Concert. 21 fli 17 «~4;6il

■ Saraaiite Conoeita^ 28 > i4 «
if . BIMnski'a Recital, »9 m 14 6^26 n 4 a

8haf taabttfTi. 1 1 a8 c-&i 7 f

<— 8bee^ Miaa Floranee, Oonoert at Steioway

fun. 9 »«
Sinkiiia, Mr. Farley. Oonoert, 10 1' i «

— Sfcinwajr Hall, Mr. BlagrQT»*8 Coooert At»
4/11 /

Miee AWticn^ Yocal Recital at» 22 f 9c

Lobwe'a BaUada, )4 ; 9«

Mtte. Markans'a Conner t. 25 «' 12 e
H««r Max 8cliwan*« Keuitai,^24 ; 8 /
Mr. Liiiid 8elby*8 ikHieer^ 18^8 a

Atraod. 19ir ier^27ai II d

MMe. SmoHiwakS^a BecitaL 28 J 18 /

Taylor, Miaa T. B., Reoital, 21 ai 6 if

TBrry'a. 14 o 4 a

— Toole'a, 9 a 7 « -

Miaaea Tolloeli*a RaeiUl. 29 a 4 6

VniideTnie. H m 5r~l4M 8/--7y8 tf

Vaiga. Mme. da. Harp HedtaL 9 ; 6 «

Vocal Redtala. 18 ai 8 r

WeaCininater Orcheatral Society, 28 m 6 a

White. Miaa-Maode, Concert. 28M tf

Mr. Wing'sOonoert. 86«i 14 6

Wind Cbaniber Coucerf, 8 « 8 /^U « 18 « |

~Si*»8a
Thompfon and Co. (Wm. P.) on the Bad|^t

Patent Faea. 14^ a 7 / ^
Thomaon (Uadford;on the Non-confomiiata Be*

ply to Ulster. 80 i 12« •
ThMdarai enft Violent in CiOndon, 27 m 6 «
Timber Landa and Minea in Newfoundland, 9

; 4 /•
Tin Piute Workers. Company of. Annual Dlniieri

26 « 9^
Titheact, Application under. 19 ai 6/
Ti/lleniache (the Ute Ix>rd) and liia Tenanta, 16

oil ^
Tunbridge School, Award of Scholerahipa, 18

fie
Tonic »al Fn College. 24 m 8 <f
Tonquin. AfiFairs of, 28 a 8 « .
Tode { J. T..) on Toole^s Theatre. 9 o 7 •
Tttrtinto University Library R« storation. 12 « 9 a
Town Holdingt Comniittee Report, 10; 9 «
Toy Spenielfl, Show of at St. Stephen's Hall

Westminster.' 4 m 9 /
Trade. Board of, Returna, 9 m 12 6^9 / 1 1 6

Reward for Bravery at Sea, 1 a lo f/_6

«4/-l4a7i-22o8 — 26 « 6 a->80 a 7 /"

Trade. Reports, see eoerj^ da¥*t paoer
•— > British Abroad. Carrespuodence about, 9 ^
8 6— l3o 14 a— "1 a 8 «— 26 (i 12c*18fli4/
— <- in Bast Africa, Opening of 27 a 4 tf
^— between Great Ilriuin and Canada, 2 / 7 /
— « of the Meikong Valley. 12 a 9 /
— - SULte oU ae* eosrjf cUtjf'M paper
— ;• of Saakin, \ a b U
— of South Africa, 6 <« 8 a
T&AXWAT8: —

Anglo- Argentine Tramway Company (Liiai*

ted).2»<r lie— 7w [5 d
— — Bfittleattx Trarawiy Company, 29 ; 14 e
Bristol Tramways Conopany, 17 ai 11 d^Si

m II «-14; II f
Boeaoa Ayrps Qrand National Tramwaya

Cooipany (Limited). .S u 8 r
■ and Belgrano Tramwaya Company (U*

mited). I ;4 e
«— Calcutta Tramways Company (Limited). 2

«6/— 5/f 8/-U o \ie^26 / 12 <|

— Carthagena and Herreriaa Steam Tramway.
4a 126— 4 m 11 a-8>ll /

— City of Bueoos Ayres Tramway Company
(Umited), 14 c 8 /

— Continental Metropolitan Tramways Com-
pany (Liraitedi, 22 a 10 f/-30 / 12 d

Cruydun Tramways Company, 8a 11 «— 27

» 10^

— Germany Tramways Company, lOi 12 s—
22i 12 c

Olaagow Tramways Company, 6 a 1 1 a— 1 1

ai 12 r— 8/ 12 e
Hamburg, Altona and North- Western

Tramways i Company (Limited). 4 a 12 6—22 «

10 r-.29 n n d

— Hawaiian Tramway Company, 6 ni 12 i-«
toj 16 r

— Harrow Road Tramwsya Company, 16
a9a

•^ Johannesburg (^ity and Suborban Tram wky

Company (Limited), 8 m 11 ci— 8U si ii «— 29

>I4.
Leiptig Tramways Company, 10 m lOy— 21

I lOe
London Tramwaya Company, 12 « 4 1— >20

o9«— 26u 4e-24iii 11^-15; II t
— * North Metropohian Company, 18 ft 12/ —

27 a 12 6— 4 m 11 e-18 m 12 c— 25 m 12e— 1

Jit
— State of Shares in Cumpaniea, tnei;«ry da^t

paper
TraTelling Extraordinary, 3 m 10 «
Travela in Kuliiatan. 8 / 4 •
Treasure Trore^ in diittiiighourne, 1 1 « 8
Trerelyaii (Sir G.) at LeAaiingtou, \\i m 10 /
(U. ().) on Iri8h Boards of Uuardiana, 80

Trinity House, Special Court. 14 j 4 /

— College, London, Studenta I'oncert, 8 a 8 6
Triple Alliance, 80 a 7 6— <; m .i a— 80 ; 5 6
Tristram (T. H.) on the Wellington Momment

in St. Pauls, 18 a6e
Trust and Agency Company of Auatnlaaia

(Limned). '^9 a 11 0—7 m 16^ -I Ok 12 e
~— and Loan Company of Canada, 17 «i U d-^

80aill4

I0&

Tra

palmer's index to ** THE TIHK8 '' FBWflPAPBBj

[April 1 to

Ti U8t and Mortgage Company of Tow^a (Limited >
.18 »i 12r--4> 12 r

— and Investment Conporation of South
Africa, 30 ;■ :5 r

TniRtpes, Kxecntora and Securities In<iurance

rorporation (Limited), 29 ; 14 r
Tuck and Sons on Ncwsptipersand Copyright, 18

;I0 /
Tuer (Andrew W.) on an Extraordinary Deal at

Whist, a « 13 f
Tiiiibiidge, Princess Beatrice at, 29 ; 11 e
Tunis. Moorish Arabs in. 9;6«

— Sale of Cork in, 1 « 5 </

Tupppr {Sir Cbars) on tlie Colonics, 12 m 6 e

TUMEY:—

.-^ Affairs of. 7 <i 6 o— 9 a 7 o— 29 a 5 e— 3 m

6 .y— U) ,„ 5 tf— 18 m 5 //— 24 m 5 f— 6 J 66
— — BrigRPdnge in, 25 a 6h

— and Bulgaria. 27^5 /— 3 m 8 a— 27 m 5d
—28 Mi9//— U 7 5 */

— Debt Rcvtune, 20 a 8 /— 5 m 5 <f^9 m 6 a
^16 m 6 (1—28 m 6 a— 1<» ; 5 d

— and Egypt, 1 a 5 r— .1 « 5 e — 7 a 5 o— 8 b5
r-.9 «7 (I— 12 a 5 6—13 o 5 ( — 15 a 8 o— 16 a
b o— VO n 8 o

and (Greece, 20 1 5 «

llealihof Ihe Sultnn. Um 12(f

— Tobacco Monopoly in, 7 a 6 a

TrHvellinp in, 4 7 14/

Turnbull (Walter S.) on the Land Purchase

Actrtand the Land (-lerks of Ireland. i8 a 13 /
Turner 'I'hackeray) on Emanuel Hospital Wtst-

minster 6 ; Wie- 10; 3 d
Tyranny of the Road. Notes on, 16 a 7 «— 19 a

H(i~'>\ u Sc^rSa 15 #-25 a 7c^— 26 a 8 6—

27 a 4 /— 8 /« 8 *■

U.
Uganihi Abandonment of. 13.; 12 a— 14;Ba
~- Affairs of, 2 m 5 /— 3 m 6 d — 7 m 17 n — 28

m9r — 8 XOn-T^jbt

— Feud't in ;50 m 5 r—31 m6 a — 1 j 5 a— 2 ;5
a— d; 8f,-8 , 6«-4 7 9i— 6j 7 a-9;5«—
y;6 /— 13; 5 6—25/ 11/

Ni.ieon,27 a 12 6

XJl8t« r ( utkveuuon, I .; 10 c— 23 i U f

■ .- No't* on. 7 in 12 a
. Appeiil it» England. 23 1 10 d

Home liulerc in London, 24 ; 7 6

. — I^ 01 1 con f 01 mist. Reply of England to, 29
jb 6

Fresbvleria ns. A ppeal to, 25; 10 6

UNGLAIUBD BWIDEfl^DS: —

Hiair. Archibald. 2<i a 1 5

. Gblet. Mary, it} a ] h

— -' Green. Henry Tliompsoa, 26 a\ h

— lii WI9O0, JoiicB Qrahara, 26 a i 6
.i—^ ltiiii>oii \Vm. Vl)n I 6
Unpniplovt'.I in NiUth Loi.don. 17 m 9 e

— ^ Utputiition tu the Lord Mayor Snggesting
\'\ iiK lo Artist. 4 a 7 €

— Mttiin^j i'tmveiied by the Workers Com-
niiliec j'l ft ^i e

on Tower Hill. 2 a 6 /-O a 3 r/— 7 a 6 6

— ^ #1 II / - i»'< 7 «— 18 a 18 c — 15 o 7«

Unexptc'id Cach on the East Bote Dock of a
Pocket Haudkerehiel C/Ootaining Jewelry, 2&

J n/

UnncreB.«ary Churches. Note on. 21 a 14 e
Union A«aurance Society. 9 a 14 a

— of Beneflues Act. 16^9/

Stenm»bip Company. 1 1 at 18 6

of Zealand (Limited). 13 m 12 b

Unionists of Karnham. 28 a 6 /
United Kmpire Trade League. 24 J 1 1 a

First Annual Report. 23 a 8 /•

- Law Clerks* Society, Anniversary Fettiral,

Society, Annual Dinner. 24 ; 8 a

Kingdom Band of Hope Union, 12m 10 e

Ti mperance and Qreneral Prorident lu'

4/

stitution. 25 m 12 e

Slates Brewing Company (Limited), 8 ; 1 1

/~2Jl ; 10 /-28 ; 12 d
.— ^ and South American InTestment Trust
Compnny (Limited). i.Ha 12/ -28 a 11 r

Trust (Limited), 17 w U 4— 27 in lOy

UniverFities Abroad. 8 ;3 6-9 ; 4 4 a

MisMon to Ce.itral Africa. 31 m 10'/— 4 y 8 c

University College of Wales. Aberystuyih, I ; 4>
Education of Women, IH a 12 6

Extension, Conference at Oxford on, 4 a

\2d

Endowment for Negroea. 16 o 10 c

Uppinuham the Alcestes at, 18 ; 10 6
Schools, 9 « 10 6

Uruguay, Afifairs of, 20 j S f

Vacant Middlesex Coronorshipi, 6 a* f 4 ^
Vaccination, Royal Commission on, 7 m 14 </— 9

J4/
Vanibery f A.) Russian Assistance to Persia. 29

a M f
Vaughan (R.C. Abp. of Westminster) First

Pastoral, 6 ; 7 a
Velasquez New about, 10 m 13 6
Venablcs (Edm.)on St* Danstan in tiie East. 16

10 6

- on the Spire of St, Antholin, 25 a 6 /
Venezuela, Affairs of • 9 a 7 «— 13 a 5 u— 15 a 9

t^2\ a 5 6-^22 a 3/' 9 m9«— 8; 5 e— 13 j 6

t — I6,5r-29.; 7f
— « Attempt to Assasainate the President, 7

a 5 «
Fighting in, 1 1 m 5 e-25 m 5 c—2 ; 5 ft— 5

;■ 5 «--y ; 5 6
New ( abinet, 21 a 5 6

KeTolution m, 27 a 5 /-«28 a 5 «— 29 a 5 il

—30 a 7 o— 2 n? 6 a -4 n 5 «— 5 m b a— 18 m 5
6—14 m9r — 18 tu 5 a— 28 m5e— I jb o— 4
;9</— 11.7 7 6 — 18 »9a— 20) b d^2\ j bd

-» Thrvateened Itevolution in, 4 a 5 a— 23 a7 b
Veniee in London— Descripiiou of, 7/ 7 /

Sanitary (Conference at. 1 1 a 10 /

Verney (Harry) on Elections in Old I>ays, 10

1 7 /
Vestrymen's Qualificatk>n. 6 o 12 a
Victoria Dwellings Association (Limited), 29

; 11 e
— ^ Steamboat Association. 13 a 11 6
Ui Jversity Manchester, Examinations, 1 a

lOy— 30 ; 5 rf
' ■ InsUllatton of £«orcl Spencer aa ChanceW

tor, 27 M 10 d

June 80) 1892.] PALunsL^B umtt to ^ tait ttitts/* nMrBFAPtn.

Vienna lotemational Musical and Dramatic

Exhibition.;^ fSh
Viune (Ker. H.) on the Health of 8unbttry->on<«

Thanaet. 8 m 7 /
Vincent s,C, B. ilovrard) on the MKinlej Census,

V6rf 10 i

(Edgar) British Trade Abroad. 23 a 12/

Vintneis' Company. Annual " Kenton " Dinner,

I7f 3/

Vogel (-1 alius) on Lurd Salisbury's Hasting*s

Speech. 6 ; U </
VolcHnn. Rriiption of Mount Vesuvius, 8 j 6 «
VOLUNTEEBS :—

13 loom »bnry Rifles, Marquis of Lome Visits

the Head -quarters of, 7 w LI <

— Civil Service. 2h a 6 u

-«— Disp ite ill West Khui Park, 9 m d e

* - Easter ManoBuvfes. 2 a 12 ry— 7 a 5 /— 11 a

7«~12rx lU 6 — IHa 10 6 — 14 a 5 ix— 15 a 5 u

-.I6ii Gci — 18a5a«19a i a— 20 a or-21

a 8 a

*«^ East London Volunteer Brigade in Epping

Forest «S() m 7 a
<^-^ Inns of Court in Hyde Park, 27 ; 7 «
«— Inxpectiuns. 2(1 r 10 r
_ Midtllvsex First andSiithtobe Amalga-

mattd 4t U (/
«^-^u. Uifle Assuciation. 22 i 9 / -2i ; 7 ^
-^ NatioiiHl Kifle Association. 2 miiA— -^3/7/

Public Schools at Ald^TMhot. i a 10 «

— — Sscene of the Operations near Dover if ester-
day. IS»cf Hb
— ^- Whitsuntide Moteinents. ; 7

W.

Wages to be Paid Weekly. Bill to Compel, e a

12 «
Wagner (Ch%s« Hemy) Charitable Bequests of<

7u » /
Wakeaeld Ma«c (^ompotittqp, 3 m 4 /
Wale^ the Anti-tiihe vloveiuent in. 8 a 14 s
WalUce (Prof, liobi.) on Egyptian .^gricultnrs^

26a 5 f
WMUer(D«J.) Wesleyan Methodist Conoexioni

4j 19 a
^-^ (lionioe) British Hepulseat Makanjila's, 25

a 10 c
— ^ on Capt. Lugard in Uganda, 8 ; 5 /

— on the SituNtion in UyasssUnd, 16 a 8 «
Walmer Castle -the Pitt and Weiifaiieton Rehcs

at. given l:^ Mr. W. H. Smith to the Nation,

23 a 10 a
^-— Fright IB, on the Report of thet . French

hanng Landed, 29 u 9 /
Ward (KowUnd) on Afriaan Animals, 6 ; 14 il
Wnrtf housemen, Clerks and Drapors Schools, 80

II 11 /
Warner (Qeo. T.) on Women in the Post Office

and Women in Parliament, 23 a 14 </
Warning to Ladies, a Woman Soiling Dresses to

Obtain the fee for Cleamng. 20 a 5 /
Warre (Edm.)on Eton Miasioo, Hackney Wksk,

KjSa
Water Co^npanies, State of Sharefis in, i«s every

day^a paper
— ^ 19 a 9 ^— 2f{ a 6 /
«— Lord Campefdown'# Ifow BUI, le > 14«

Water,. London County Council Water BUl. 14 d

5 b

- Metropolitan Water Supply, 7 a 5 «— 2j 7 a

Royal CommissioU on Metropolitan WatOr

Supply, 13 mil fi— 18 M I0«-.i5j9/

— Meeting, 23 o 9 /*— 26 a 4 /

London Supply. Select Committee of Par-
liament on, 26 m \0 f^iij 3 d^'Idj 15 e

Report of Crookes and Olding on. 36 mSf

— Antwerp Waterworks Company (Limited)^
16 a 9

BalA Water Supply to London, Note on. 18

o4/

Birmingham Water Sdpply. 14 m ISs

-! — (Chelsea Waterworks Com p my. ii j H d

— C'ny at St. Petersburg New Waterworks
Compart}-. 25 a II ft

— East London Waterworks Company, 5 m$
e— 6rt 11 ^

Grand Juitution Waterworks Company, 2ff

m \i) /— H/ W 1 — 16; l2{ h

Kimberly Waterworks Company (Limited^

7 a \2 d
London Companies, Notris oil. 11 a 10 d^

21 a 12 e
and the New Bill. 24 «i 4 /

Notes on, 12 a 10 / -14 a 4 f — 23 a \2 d

— Montevideo Waterworks Company (Limi^
ted). !4a8;-2 m \2 a

Odessa Waterworks Compiny( Limited;. 33

mile

Shanghai Waterworks Company (Limited),

6 d 1 1 r/

— * Sotfthwark and Vauxhall Water Comnanr
15/ lis '^ ^*

— . Tarapaca Waterworks Company ( Limited )
21m 16 c '•

^ West Middlesex Waterworks Company, ♦

mils
WaterloW. Brothers and Lay ton (Limited) 24

Watts (O. F.) Note on his "Sir T'ranait." 26 d

10 rf
Weather, Daily Report of, s^ ever^ daif*$ paper

Forecasts for Eadl Day. see under Wkath ctf

III BUrh dny*a paper

— i- Meteorological Chart,»ee et;ery Fridaw pape^

in the Provinces, s^s every duy*8 oaptr

Weekly Report se^each Friday's paper

Webster (K. Q.) on the Illiterate Vole. 14 a 4 c

(Sir Richard) on NHtional Sprjrts, 20jSd

— M — at Sootbgate, 1 1 a 6 e
Welghu and Mensures, Inspectors of, 4 a 8 6
WetlingtoD College, 2 m 10 e— 29 f lid

Speech l>a^at. 20 J 10 s

— (l)uhcrof) A. Stevens's Monumokit to Nottf
on, I2a8a '

Monmnent m St. Paul'li. 14 a 6 c— 18 a 6

—20 u 4 /— 3 m 10 «— 2rt m 7 /

Welsh Diaesttfblifftiment and the Oeoera) BleO<'
tion. 20' a lO A

— Land Tenure, Note otf, 16 a 7 a

Methudi t ( hureh. ft ; 10 •

NonconforiAiats and thi» Chtfrohof Bi»lanii

6;l4o "«q|t»uw

Wemyss on the'Snnll^ Aegricult oral Holdiags BilL

WW

#4

PALM UTB tMDSX TO ** THX TIHBft " NKWSPAPfiB.

[April. 1 to

Weftbyan Metlibdittt, Centiit of Church ICeoi-
benhip, 14a 7/

MMomty Society, 8m 7 d

WeM'(8tr Algefrhbn) Bettr^meat of, 9 a 14 d-^iS

i8 6
WB8T AFBIOA^^
AffAirsof, 4 a 6&*S « 6 0-^18a 5 «->S m6

/~6m5(ir»l2M9 c-^21 |5tf
— > BHtbh Intlii6nc6 in. SOaid/

FiRhtfDir in, 2 ; 1) /

— — Australian Land ComiMnjr (I»imlted)»80

;12<f

— Cvmberland Iron and Steel OompanjF, 16 m
12e

— A. B. C. and O. Debenture- holders and the
SfaActolders of West Camberland Iron and
Steel G!ompaiij (Limited), 24 m 4 s

Weit of Eii|{land Insurance Company, 5 a 8 «

West Ham Hospitals m U d

West Indies, our Coaling Stations in, 12 a 12 6

— London Dairy Company (Limited), 14 m» 15 e
Weit Wiekham (Common. 21 i 4 /

Western Hemifiphere, Fourth Centenary of the

Discovery of, 25 a 1 1 i*
Westminster (R. C. Abp. of) Appointment, 1 a

9</-2a 7/— 25a9«
■ ' and the Pope. 16 ; 6 rf
»-^ Dr. Herbert Vanghan Enthroned^ 9 m 7 «
— ^ (Duke of) on Temperance, 12 jh 9 «
— * School, Annual Election. 20 ; 11a

Trnst. (Limited). 2d a 1 1 e

Whorlow <H.)on Literary Theft, 19 a 6 c
Whist, Extraordinary Deal at, 5 a 11 d-^XS aUb
Whiteohapel Picture Exliibition. Opening of by

the Abp of Canterbury. (> u 4 /
WhHfeuntide Holidays, 28 w 6/— 2 ; 2 d
Whittemore ( Rev. Dr.) Preaches his 40th Flower

SerniDn;i8; 10 s
Widows' Friend Society, Annual Meeting, 29 a

13/
Wicks (Fred.) on Literary Theft, 16 a 8 c-*20 «

4y

— on Newspaper Copyright. T ; 8 A
Wilkieand Sbames (Limited), 16; 12 <
Wi]kinsoff(Bp.)'on English and German Rail-
ways, 6; 10/

WILLS AND BEQUX8W :—

— AlUn, AleJtander. 18 m 9 s
— - Allen, ReV; Henry. ^5 m 5 <f

Astor, Wm. of New York. 26 m 9 /

Bainbridge, Emlerson M., 18^' 9 s

— Balston, Archdn. 9 o 12 /

— Bramwell Baron. 28 } 9./

-»- Brooke, Sir Victor Alexander, 1 a U *

Buckley, Nath., 18; 9 «

Bute, Sir C%aS., 24 j 10 e

»— > Caird, Sir James, 16 a 5 s
<»- Campbell, Sir Geo., 28 m 6 /

— - Cloagh. Min Anne Jemima, 14 7 11 «
.— Coode^ Sir John, 28 d 9 e

— Cotton, Henry. 2^ a 9s
^^ Cox. HenrV Rich., 2 m 12 d

— Culverwelf; James, 12 f4 5 s
•— :Bay4 Gha#. Atthui^, 9 a 12/
— ^ Denbigh. F^irl of, 28 j 9 /
«— wX^enoyrAbrauaib. 9 a 17/'
.-— Dent, Wm^ 18/9«

108* '

Wills and Bequesti (c<mtinued).

Dillon. Viacaunt. I a 1 1 6

«-— Elliot. James John. 29 a 8 A

— Fnser. Rer. Dr. Donald, 12 m 5 s
Oinnett, John Frid.. 4 a 9 /

— • Gibson. Thos. Whiter, 14/ II «

— Ooater. James, 14j 11 a
Godeau, Paul. 18 i 9 f

Gregory, Sir W. Henry. 9^9/

— — Halford, Robert Stayner, 12 m 6 «

Hcnty, DouffUs, 28 9 10 a

Liitrim. Eari of. 2H ; 9 /

Lichfield. Eari of. 28 o 9 «

Lesle and Dudley. Baroness Aa, %8jdf

— -> Mackerdy, Cbas. f^lark. i o II A
— - Manning, OardlnfiL 29 a 8 A

Mills. Geo. Brightmore, U a 18 r

Morley, Sir F. B., 18 / 9«

— -> Muriay, John, 5 si 8 a
— ^ Northen, Abraham. 9 o 12 /

Pease, U. J. Robinson, 18 ; 9 s

Pelly, Lt. Gen. Sir Lewis. 28 m 1 8 /

Perry, Dr., Fint-Church of England Bp.of

Mdbourne. 2 a 7 4

Rawcon- Hasting, Lady Egidia. 28 j 9 /

^— Kothscliild, Hannai Louisa Ac, 1 2 m 5 «
Russell, Lord Arthur John Edward. 29

ill/

Scott, George Sidney, 24 1* 10 c

Slatter, Thos.. 16 o 5 #

Stock, John Herbert, 18 i 9 •

Stafford. Rt. Hon. Lord, 18 j 9 «

— Wallis. Sir Prove Wm. Parry, 2 si 12 tf
Wert lit imer. Samson. 27 m 11 <f

Williams, Bp. of Quefiec, 28 j 9/

— Zamuuaki. Count, 16 w 5 •

Williams (George) FaeU about ** Orme. " 10 ai

10«
«— (Harry) on the Engine- Boom Oompleroents

of H. M. Ships. 6 6/

— (M. Monier) on an Appeal for Help inoom«
pleting tlie Indian Institute '^6 a 10//

— (Uorfar) Discovery of the Dead Body of in
a Wood. 24 I 7 d

WilliamC'ooke and Company (Limited )b 1 ; 4 c
Williams (A. Vanghan) on the Climate of Beira,

I6a7y
Willox (J. A.) on Saturday PolUng. 22 ; 6#
Winchester Coltofe. Annual Examination, 19

a6/ .
— — Quincentenary oi.7 ml r— 12«5/
Ch#pel, (he Old Woodwork of at Stockton

Houses d ml b

Windsor Caatle Sute Apartmenta Re-opened, 97

*11./ . . ,
——Tapestries. 11/ 18 •
Women^s Liberal Federation, 8si186-'12si 12^

Unionist Association, 20 si 8 /

^-^ Duke of Devonshira at. 28 m H a
— - in the Post .Ofllc^and Wumen in Parlia-
ment, 28 1» l4</^-4(^.« 10/
•— — Suflfrage in America, 28 a 9 <f

-^ Bill 2Vo 6i<^22«44tf

Meeting andRbtat St JuNa' a HaO^

27a 9/

-« Notci QDf.28a 10 4p-k7 ar K •'
QuMtion, i^ 7b

Jmie 80, 1892.]

P1XUB*8 INDEX TO ^TBV TIMES '^KEWSPAPSR.

Zmk

Wood (F. A.) on the Fatal Crush at Hamp-

ijtoad, 20a8c
— ^ (H. T.) on the Chicago Exhibition of 1898,

Workhoune Girk Befriending. Meeting at the

Mansion House about, 6a 9 f
Working Ladies Guild. Annual >: eating, 98 y 8y
Workmen's Houses. 20 m Ufr
Wordswrorth (B.) New Volume of Sermons, Note

on,18a2 f

— Presentation to, 18 a 7 •

World's Fair. Notices about, 1 1 « 6 6—32 t 5 d

— — > Woman's Christian Temperance Union, 9
• 4/

Worsley-Benison (F. H.) on the MUeatonet be-
tween ()hepstow and Usk, 7 ml k

WBBGXB!'

— of the JSM oj AUfdtsK, 9^ 8c— 10; U a—
18f 8</

«— British in March, 4 a 6 6

— of the Eid€r^ 26 a 7«

— — of the Raedamtiin, off Kirshire, 9 m 9 s
— ^ of the RUUo, at Vineyard Haven, 14 J 10 J
«-^ ses aUo Ship Nbwi
Wright (Frank) Cricket for Bojs, 13 ; 18 a
Wyndham (Chas.) on the Ftfthooming Play at
the Criterion, 28 a 10 /

Y.

TpUow Fever at Santos. 29 a 10 tf—8 ; 6/

Yemen. BebelUon in, 28 a 14 a

Revolt in. 10 n 5 •

Situation in. 2j 5/

Yen- Lang, Fighting at, 16 a 9 cf

York ( Abp. of) on Edncatfon, 6 ; 7 tf

York Conrooatioo. 21 a 12 d— 29 a 14 b

-^ Dndedom of, Account of. 26 m 4 /

Yorkshire Fire and Life Insurance Company, 88
oUe

Yorkshiremen In London, 6 m 9 tf

Young's Paraffin Light and Mineral Oil Com-
pany (Limited), 27 m 10 /

Young Men's Christian Association Presantatton
of Prises, 17>14ii

Z.

Zaniiba, Affairs of 18 a 5 e-14 a 8 /-80 }6 d

^— > Hindoos at. 2 a 7 s

Zenana Bible and Medloal Mission Annual Meet-
ing, 29 a8«-29/ 11 /

Zoological Society, 68rd Annlversaiy Meeting, 80
aWe

— — Monthly Meetings, 20 ai 10/

Zululand Mission, 14; lly

Zwartland (TransTaal) Land Company (Lfanlted)
2ail2l

109

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