So far as the Liberal Party is coneernnot view the pro-lo. Gnion Congress with unmixed satisfaction. By a majority of about five tw threw the Congress has resolved to recommend all its consti-tent bodies to Ives. the ation Committee, an organisation which has been formed to run andid e indenidence of both political parties, and which will no doubt be responsible for at least a few threscornered fights at the coming General Election, Still, it is so obvious that a labour candidate has a far botter el of stecess where his opponent is a Conservative that a compronvse: may yet be arrived so; however, it" will only be by Liberals ssu ring, more rty.
The attitude fan ous Taft Vale ted the sym-'That the the into ests of the de jons most Liberals and mang Conse which will eutiredy aw of Lords Vale case, by which Unions are held io Ie liable for the illegal of 1 it the principle rivetly just, though whick are "not used for wight " be relieved spit tha frame th society' ps Wy ut Done ter meeting, though' the King wis the sole tive of his family present the £ of Wales, who was toh; staged with Lord and Lady St. Os at Nostell Priory, being prevented alm ost the last monient. tron. ug Scot land. His Majesty is staying with Lord and Lady Savile sit Rufford Hall, a fine country Sear which he knows well, having, tens; during Doncaster week on {wo or three vveasions when Prince of Wales. There was exceedingly little me st in the St. Leger, which was a sercunty for the winner of Two Thousand and the Derby, but apart from this the racing was interest: ing enough, and the King, who had of his intimate person at Lord Savile's, himself thoroughly. Copenhagen, and rough time of i on the isl in heavy gales, the beginning of this we had an anaccustonied itmo which ait have returned, din lay the wind of enough p from the Cry round the cathedral his young member of of aeronauts has, it uty sabered, steered his way over London snd perforized evolutions above the heads of the people which proved within certain limits the success of the improvements he has effected in balloon navigation, but the machine he is now to try is a much bigger balloon with a far
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