xt7qjq0stw34_4375 https://exploreuk.uky.edu/dips/xt7qjq0stw34/data/mets.xml https://exploreuk.uky.edu/dips/xt7qjq0stw34/data/1997ms474.dao.xml unknown archival material 1997ms474 English University of Kentucky The physical rights to the materials in this collection are held by the University of Kentucky Special Collections Research Center.  Contact the Special Collections Research Center for information regarding rights and use of this collection. W. Hugh Peal manuscript collection Autograph album of letters by William Harrison Ainsworth and his friends text 43.94 Cubic Feet 86 boxes, 4 oversize boxes, 22 items Poor-Good Peal accession no. 11453. Autograph album of letters by William Harrison Ainsworth and his friends 2017 https://exploreuk.uky.edu/dips/xt7qjq0stw34/data/1997ms474/Item_14/Multipage17767.pdf 1805-1905, undated 1905 1805-1905, undated 
  Scope and Contents
  
Peal accession no. 7438. Includes newspaper clippings, photographs, prints, and manuscripts of Ainsworth.
  
Also includes manuscripts, clippings, and prints of Edward R. Moran, Samuel Rogers, Percival W. Banks, Robert Keeley, E. Laman Blanchard, W. C. Macready, Albert Smith, G. Augustus Sala, Lord Albert Conyngham, Shirley Brooks, Henry G. Bohn, Reverend George Croly, W. A. Delamotte, Richard J. Lane, H. W. Pickersgill, Charles Hooton, Lord F. Levison Gower, William J. Linton, John Wilson, Barry Cornwall, George Cruikshank, Lord Lytton, J. Rayner Stephens, Countess of Blessington, Lady Caroline Norton, Thomas Hughes, T. Crofton Croker, Edmund Yates, Mark Lemon, Douglas Jerrold, Edwin Arnold, Captain F. Marryat, Martin F. Tupper, Nicholas Michell, Dudley Costello, John G. Lockhart, W. T. Moncrief, Count d'Orsay, Alaric A. Watts, T. J. Pettigrew, J. Macrone, William A. E. Axon, E. V. Kenealy, Thomas Wright, WIlliam Jerdan, and I. K. Hervey.
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About a mile from Kensal Green Cemetery,
where Harrison Ainswort-h was buried, there
stands on the Harrow read an old-fashioned
plaster—faced house with a high garden wall,
known by the name of the Manor House.
There was a local belief that the house was
built. by the novelist, but when a. few weeks
ago it was leased by the proprietor of the
local journal, the “VYillesdcn Citizen,” there
'as some. dispute in the district as to the
correctness of the tradition. The owner of
the house, however, possesses the papers, and

has now proved that this was really the'

 

or in the garden under the twisted oak tree
that gives a. needed touch of the grotesque
and age to the dry gentility of the architec-
ture, Ainsworth is said to have written “ Guy
Fawkes,” “Old St. Paul’s,” “St. James’s,”
“ \Vindsor Castle,” “The Miser‘s Daughter,”
anc “ The Lancashire \Vitches.”

The house is typical of good suburban
houses of the early Victorian period. The
library contains some of the bookcases shown
in a Cruikshanks’ drawing of Ainsworth at
home. The drawing—room, which is on the.
same floor, with windows in a large, flattened
bay opening on the garden lawn, has the old

novelists home in the forties. In the library, l glass cupboards for china on either side of

in the right, with a. window to the street, [the fireplace.

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hollyhocks are running wild.
and black cherries are
and thcrc IS a promise

the ten bedrooms on the top floor, whichlpinks, and
indicates the truth of Ainsworth’s reputation l Little red apples
for hospitality. Thackeray and Cruikshanks ‘ hanging on the trees, _ --
(who also lie ‘at Kensal Green), Dickens and,0f peaches on the wall. A luxuriant V’lllo
Jerrold were frequent visitors here. It is , has burst from the wall to the ground. the,
said that Dickens first met Foster at the llittle pared courtyard at the stables is green
Although the city of the i and sturdy With weeds, the bell has gmic from
the dead have spread l the stable belfry. At one mid of the harm
countrv iis a colonnade where a. great printing inaf. ,_\.ro
Ainswm‘tli a“?

- l . .
“alum being set up. where
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friends are said to have sat and us
The new ten: ‘

Manor House.
living and the city of _
out to it, the house has still many
features. The long garden behind the ‘
has been'niuch neglected, but in its tangle} 1 ' h . (1 ‘
there is still abundance of fruit and old-file 111g tinga esi k t. ‘
fashioned flowers. York and Lancaster roseskmg the gar (1911 ‘JHC t0 rm
that Ainsworth is said to have plane/"Ali f, preser '

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Ben's successfully Infants whose Debllity has re: isted all ‘
other treatment. 11'. (ll '1: LS 11 11911 all other tool 1.: r0} can i, ‘

and 5111' es 0 times its cost in medlcinc.
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Glenoonner watcr Ci1():\l NE‘JYYS. Tlfl'll lYl2\ix.f

._ v - - 1 I" , 1
- "en sheet » ablv ' 131st "hat- the nnal ‘ ‘ ‘
“O W L‘ “ L ‘ after rain for it was the third year of their

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5‘ 9. l‘d‘crcn'e be-' ,, >

t "‘3“; C“ :1 ,L, ,, lstriko against;- the leadminc 011 1111s Tile 1 V

1121 the Enghb 1 00‘ lcottages all belonged to I101 d Linlithgow, w 10 FEB APPLEBY

‘1‘ They. will l'onour- llplcnty of time the

consonantsbe carriedlanl sift the bank .'>, of the

REDERIC ‘Vr LLIAII summoned his United Diet tics “'

to
10

scl in his concluding address to flush“
Paid onlx evldx' 11cc on ”..lliCll he
won (ll 12>:k for .1 conviction was; that contained
111 the statements made by the men them.I
2:213l'1'c‘s. The case was adjourned till to—day. .

1

.“ and this land.“

ing coun
ju ry

Corrected in l.at11'

the it 11 .'1> to in mi them that
thev will even puin
u 33> 1;

'of paper ishal‘l ('1‘ er tl1ru> t itself like 1 second 011;
“Providence between the Lord God in heaven tween the trt-nzh
The Revolution of 1848 119 .11 But to one who l1>tclled
still to come in Prussia, after the summonin
cf the lnitcd Dit'l‘
only a short

2' The King yesterday received the Bishop 0‘-
lDr. G-orcl and the Bi, hop 0
9(Dr. Digg‘lcl, '.'-rho dic. homage on their.

1'18 ileCLE‘illl‘Ty" 'l(llnl1‘llS‘1(-3“-

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Birmingham
L‘d 1il>l0
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outside ‘he classroomldid not press them for rent, and as each
in 1h1lt this “'85 Ellg—‘yvjllnoor had a cow and a cabbau 0 patch the
t least. lav»:- llefll(l——- iCOllClI tions were leal for conducting a sirikler.‘
,~ ‘ 1 :'1 f '1 EYthn the Princ‘c of YYlales w'l a nut o 3
h emphacls, 0 THE married the whole village took a day’s gold—
‘IGC‘R‘ French as ‘1" seeking and a nugget about the size of the
mun-oration, in cajolery', and the rest of it; itOP 30ml» of a man s finger (which 11,15 af::1_
a. what would liappeiry 'ards presented to their Royal 1‘12““:le
txv to teach even {11031115 among the finds. Several Cullllltll 1
_ _, -1 , Epl'opdsals to work the gold have been made
coaxehut‘ondl‘but it was always found that the quantitv
Y's" ‘t' 0““ would not prove relnuncratiic. Lord Lin—
subtleties “'OUlCl Hill 1 lithgow 011 nevi the Le- dhllls Inn which he
‘used on occasion as his shooting— bo\'. and at
‘.Lcadhills. at any rate, he is thought to be
the most considerate landlord in Scotland.
3They have a. light ilway there now, but
although it call no lonlcr be called ”The
Clockless Y illlgc,’ it is still one of the most
‘unspoilcd_ nl aces ‘ cotla 'i.nd

in 1
A
ion in favour of 111

Al the
tcrday tho
cations for
refined. .‘1

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of Freno

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justicl's heard a nrmbrr
new liccl' most of
lot
were I

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be Bishop of lli11011’(Olcrl3

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MARKING TIME.

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one; it would not be inconsistent no teaching

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. 2d, an".
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(‘2 i'ollrszio'r1 i:‘np-T1>‘r22'l on appli-
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1, 17‘.
1'2. nil two ‘

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in attc , ,

decided to groceed to Merit-‘2‘
re»:- 0 cl lock this 11f"'crnoon on‘
his promiwd \isil‘ to Lor l ’1oscbel‘y.

1: v.1 ill t1:1.cl bv lnctor- -cal by way of Acton and!
llvu'vdv '

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the

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custom, however. ceased at tllc'ltclormation. - 1111 11nd
The constitution was passed in rccogul'tlon, 1t “"'"‘1011 1‘.
i> l‘o1ievcd of the services rcndcrcd to “ \
England bv the YY‘elsh soldiers at Aglncourt. ,2 When
I b clicvc that Mr. P. YVilson Ste-r and Mr.
John Lavcrv were. both approzuh'ul for per-
mission to submit their name' at the l
l‘llis‘ docs llol.

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marker. cauwd a rally in mes: l‘2i .‘1- ’.l .,
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at
examined in French
conversation as well as, in

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on a large scale.
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about cqu ml, the Russian-s were once more de—
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take.

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coachcs.
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ol' (1‘11'1s1‘m1-1s

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was issued

PR

The following: bulletin

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pains With the ”'1 The roadmenchccr

tell the

alicctation in any who

shz thing of their speech.

:\l llliL/‘l'll‘kb _lD ' ( l( 1'1, , l tho xl‘l‘h‘ yesterda‘y',
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The general opinion a‘
1113 to be that it we
of the YY 111' Office 2
aiming the artillery W
“ Times " to deliver itsuf:
Government this morn;
down the unarmed favour 0“ the W‘fcrm
‘»nfantr\ ' and cavalry. F

““t’ ‘0 “ YYar Office is of course
of reservists drawn fresh from it is to— —da\,' tbr the first
vil life and from the classes and (listrict> what 11111111011111 31c. critil
suffered through the Govcrn- “30‘; 50,,‘V10,l,9“l“ ‘1 turn,
"lime-.>'" llisley corres
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llgllllllg‘l11tter‘ly' to have quito lll\1111l1)1>.("‘ll 1110'
which the Y‘lar Office 1311l3',1‘11ittco
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‘ ce, February 5,11 21.111.
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had a better
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will be dis.

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stall jealouslcs as the Manchurian army l;_\"‘.<‘_ 2 0 at (,llllbtllldS

Crncrally fair and mild wzclthcr, with local

:':howers, is predicted for to—c day.
FOREIGN.

General bripcnbcrg,

2nd

“H.311. Princess Yietoria has
1 . . lllgll l.
”9““ 'llle domgs of the. new a,"

Bilillllll‘lll 111' YY‘iu

L(‘1“C 0‘ ‘ll'l‘l‘i satioll in the district, and they
fill" llL"“1ll1‘1lillI t0 llY"ll tllC SLOL‘JlCS Of the
fabulous pric's which YlajorV \Voblc is >11id to
p:13'.lols>pccial l1r1in> when the 11 “other makes
it uilpo>siblc lo. him to cross the tells bv
motor—car. ,Ylajcr Noble is c :pcctorl to retulirl
1102‘" Y‘x'l‘i‘li l0 resume his pait in what- hasl
been illl'ifildy a. nrolougcd and vc1 'y strenuous
‘ preparation. jho 11011111er— (lav cannot be, fixed,
Of course. until Mr. lligg‘s - resignation IS 811
‘ accom plishcd fact. A ‘

’l‘he‘

of delay

each fresh quarrel acquires additional Boys

.110

and her condition this in or
The evening’ bullcti1 n

i ‘ significance. There
I; that the
of that

working

1.

as yet. sign 511'1ctory.
continued.

(Si-glut";l

..cadcmy elcctions last week.
- :11r couls mean that thc \cadcmy
men “0'1““ itllcm of'lici ally to join the body, but it is. 111111—
15 the successful 30““ ‘ cult to >11upose that any members should put
up the ll'lmcs of such eminent men as the
Pl c>1dc'1t of thc \ew 11 null>l Art (‘lub and
the Y ice l‘r esidnnt of the In crnalional1
Society unlcss they lr'd 1111‘ do >111" b' forehand 2.
that ihcii candidature would have rtccived
bOthiplopcr support But it. is und tood the.
01‘ the. decision Of the both mintcis r12 fused to entertain the idea.
”Qt 3‘ “PW 011“: and This is one of the most i11i.(‘l‘(‘\l‘l11§"lil"llt\,' we
time that “‘0 501m“ ‘2 have l1: 1d on the changed spirit that: has come
:ism 0“ the ”Tim” ‘iovcr the A1ademv and also on tho attitudc
It is‘truc that J” of distinguished outsiders towards that» lusti—
pondcnt always con- 1V tution. ‘ :
Llpl; 1C2‘11‘S

) , , . .l.ll'.l\'
tusslan army is capable -

and smooth
victory. .\or
cpolicy of the Government in

i
l
11>k2:.l l dcrmoro are a stock

mong army

of
Maucluzrian Army, has resigned on the
ground of The supplc‘nut

“ 1311.1:1‘crs H. LYI{I\ ‘o.

“ FREDERICK Tnnvns." ,
:11; it. was ascertained that the. '
oil progress.

' 1 commander the harmonious

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perfectly

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waich alone can ensure '2
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Of Newmgents,

1n the matter of rc—. Yesterday ev

Princess 13' as

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still making

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ery hot attack on thej
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‘C 131‘ ll lJNlJlJY
. S'l‘l'llNl‘llfll AND THE
OllClllZS STRA.

concert given by Miss Maud 1‘11 acC'9.rt.2hy
at. the Hall became
an inwortant orchestra‘ concert on 1102‘
‘int 01' Herr li‘ritz Steinbach conduct
1115: the. London Symphony Orchestra in
an important. progrra The limous
conductor brought. our on the inter-

v of the Russian private. The army . '
mg declolng 111' 1'

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lDl

SATURDAY. 111 ncllulia is not composed of aliens like

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2 , ». , ,, 3113 YUPHON‘I
.>c2nt in lalace Square, 3013,.

1 . . ur'crt extent
l.11\‘110\' w. c. btrlkcrs have been fired on by troops at' ‘ ‘ The
Lodz,

on Thursday

.lbcl‘ 11> have no rea>on to complain
Every wcck that. p11 sscs leaves thcr 1
in a strollgcl position than its predecessor,
bc'ausc of the steady educational work that
Mr. Leif Jones and Lady C 1rli lsl and
'lmuny other earnest. Flee—traders arc carry-
11]“ forwlrd. Recognising the great dillicu iv
in so sea tcrcd an agricu ltu' al constituency 1“"‘ialiou of‘dl"\"1“i0usw rksbis distinguished
(1f makinn this “0121— something more fruitful qualities-41 5110115; and liv cly sense. ofrlli thin, 3.
than a mo '0 sc lttcring 01 seed on ill— prepared 1 \vcll— thought- out and finely measured dislri bu-
Hu‘ound ,er. Lcif Jones is issuing every week tion of light. and shade and 313111 enerstl" 111
an clcctiz 11 news— sheet, and a copy is sent by carrying 02,11 his 11 tendons. The tone he draws
l‘VO‘t' ‘0 ‘3‘V‘H313 ”1‘02 0f the 71000 ClCCtOYV The. from the orchestra is firm and intense, but the
1alnlcr in the rcmotcst corner of the fells suddenness of: the attack and the incisiveness '

has therefore .. 32 . .' . . . .
his lci 111 . t imam 0“:““““““1".1‘Otf‘9n‘g‘ihlpat of the beat now and then tend lo limit its fulr

\ " 1 10111 " ' q 1 r) , _ , , . ..

l \ 0“ “ “C 1 ‘1 G 0‘ ‘ ‘1 rcss and impair its sympathetic beauty.

will hinge. A good portion of the news— , . 11 . , . -
sllcct devoted to Clitical examination 01‘ VBeetuovens VCorlolanus overtuiewas given
the Protectionist posit ion as it is represented 1“ excellent SUV‘O’ “‘1‘“ dramatically strong,
by Major Noble, and the general political'eml‘ha‘s‘s' The performance of Strauss‘s ‘ TOG.
sltuation is aomiribly illustrated by some of and Verklarung" was all the more interesting
it came so soon after the composer s own

Mr. 1" . C. Gould‘s 1 cartoons. If there are
reproduction with the Queen‘s Hall Orchestra in

Protectionist tares growing ill this North
YVc>tmorland farming district no hot tcr Miss Newcombe‘s concert. Herr Steinbach taken

in

TO- l) YY r3

Ru>sian Poland,
3 one report,

and according Queen‘s
2) ) 1 3 , . , ‘. which have
1 A} L1,“ more than hlt\ have been killed , ~.

3 . 1 . ' , l‘mcnt s oxccsscs. The story of the massacre a
or injured. Disorders are reported irom L"

at- one the strikers wrecked

station. l‘rdcr h 1> been restored ml in
but occasional outrages both by 11llI‘OdCly ‘5 the C‘O““““n“‘
and striker 1119 reported. Thel?
received another uorkmcn‘s depri-l

will not improve their stomach for tanding Com-
is called for

consider the

An impor tant meeting of tth
the National Society
the 22nd at Church House, to

dillcrcucc.> that have arisen between it and

i (11. her town>;
railway
Warsaw,
111ilila.1‘y

3 ‘l‘sar, has:

‘ tation.

LEADER8~~>
RUESSIA‘S CALMHTIES
Bankers and Pruicc‘rionism .......... .
Fron’ch ’l_‘cac.l1i1u‘.r in English Schools

SPECIAL ARL ICLI‘ .5-
The llaliisou .‘Yiusu'orlll Ccntcl‘lzll'y
(\v11l1 illualr lriom ..............................
The Applcby Division ...........................
Books and Bookmen 1
Recent vem ....................................... 10 (0‘33” 'l‘11‘112',2\11d,1fl=~*§ bad an audience all
Music m London 12.1npcrt'u‘ l'rancls Joseph at Yenlcc, an:
. . .1 . _ ................................. 1'11 .. d1 )utcd to sound thl ,. .1~ .0. -,
Australian Cotton ................... ........ 1 L 0 l0- H1111 'lrldll

, lalcsmcn with a view to forming a \llni>t1y.
RUSSIA‘S WAR AT HOME-222
Strikers Fired on at. Lodz
The Situation at YY‘arsauv .....................
Movement in Polish Towns ......... . ....... .
Another Depulatimr [0 the
RUSSIA’S wan 113110.111»—

a 1 . , p
9. quarrel which they probably recognlsc
not their 0

shrink from

‘1'8111

1113‘s, W11. l)

“ figure, of merit ”
after the tests of'the mile. 10
worst result

lishcl

the lowest. number for the

whereas the “figure of merit ” reads. like a

golf card, on which t-hq lowest figure is the
But the 11 ost intmc sling point

bc>t 1(5‘11ll. [
to notice is that the attack of thc “'limc-s “l
.»oberlr:, who heartilv

is an attack on Lord 1}
rule and 01100111 aocd

atriotio lussiaus
thinking that

all scrv

11 a Lu 1' ally
defeat
latter 11 national cause,

, . _ l . » ~ , .
lllc North Sea Commission yesterday hold “'lliCll the Government. is making of the army
secret sitting.

 

 

 

national in “V3“ the Church Schools E11101 ucucv league in rc—
gold to the policy that should be adopted
rcs ncctiug thc attendance of school children
at 111111 ch It l> a sign of the urgency v of tho
11.13 oulcd the new short -1 11111-100111r that the 111119>cnl11t119> of v1ri0us
its introduction. Now ;1102 one has 1.1rca-cl1cdl,(‘lhimli organisations who are elected to join
the pros $11.91 of wood musketry more carucstly iin deliberation with the Committee when 00

the n Ldrd Robert-s, so tll at it follow' that the l sion arises are also summon 'd to actt lid. The

was not due to merei meeting will be pr 'vate.

may
0 but the use
at home is sure to remind some of them that
the victori-sc of the Italian
lAustria contributed more to German con-
any' other

patriots over

stitutional liberties than single
choice of the short rifle

want. of seriousness.

I !
cans e . ‘ 5
whom some

W

A legal cor 'mpondcnt may

lexperts (probablv the‘

majority) condemn the. new rifle, theref are i“ YYb12t is becoming
also cxpclts who tlloro‘Vughly appreov it. .'
l

Indeed, though many

\r\

12"
of that dignified reserve

130': laps dccm a little by lcritical writes:—

’lnr. rising in Russia is over,
>llooting

IT is remarkable that at the usual yearly
and half— yearly meetings of bank shareholders

all but. the;
The people by

ailing have proved TOLSTOY to be right when

 

and the cxiling.

:1

12,13

 

111 public which v 11> supposed to characterise
which have been recently held little if any The 1>tornr of opinion "against the G005 01m

our jud Wes? l‘llcir exits and entrances were

The Battle of Heikoutai ........ . ............

savs that the Russians do not understand
r:volutions, and the Government to be wrong

reference has been made by the chairmen to
A

the fiscal question. year ago a. raging

meat in this matter willl not be. comparable

always supposed to be, and I bcli 1eve 31 or

so calculated as to avoid

method for checking their growth could have

the work much more deliberate ,‘1' The Largo

calm and quiet, and .

parade and public attention. We seem to
be on the high ro oad to changing all this.
Look at the. recent retirement of Sir l‘rancis
Jeune, a dignified and high—minded judge if;
ever there was onc.1“irst we have a long
letter from himself, reaching, I think, to
nearly two columns of small type in the

'l_“im‘e;>" praising evcrvbody, 11y illg farewell
to them all, and glorifying the profession of
the law ‘Not that Sir F"ancis is never to
see those he addresses again. On the con-
Vtrar 1 he will see them all, or most. of them,
lWllen he sits in the Housb of Lords. on the
1P11vvCouuell as well as in many other placesfn.
where lawyers meet- each other. On top of
this comes. a, valedictory speech from Mr
Justice Barnes 11111-1 another from 3111'.
Bargrc .ve Deane, and there might have blC]
stillh another froiu the At orncy General but
that. 11011115 in bed with a cold in the head.
As if this sp- cchifying and letter—writing w ere-
not enourrh we hav 23 two K. 111g s C0 msel 001—1
gratulating Yli. Justice Barnes on being.
appointe ed to succeed Sir Fr ancis qunc, andl
two more -‘—01 was it one .'>—congratulating Mr ’
Balm-a we Deane on succeeding Mr. Justice
Barires.

“ These speeches to a judge on his appoim-
lncnt are an absolute innovation, and it. can—
not be too late to protest against them.
These public displays connection 11111

General Gripcnberg Resign-s ............
The Baltic Elect

GENERAL NE WS—
Mr. Morley on the Premier
Mr. Bryce and the l,‘ iscal Question ...... 11
Mr. Llodeeorge at. YY'arrington ......... 10
Water Main Burst.
Brewster Sessions

with that which has arpuscd by the (10.
propaganda. had been in progress, and came to rcarming the artillery 13A year and a. half ago
21. 01111121). in the London Guildhall. The agita- your 513901"1 COTTGSPOlldent “‘3 the dim“
tion seemed to shake the confidence of one or “““meu‘Vlns “\lflilmed that, though the 110w
litle would secure the (lesidmarunz of unitar-
mitv tl noughout the arhly, uniformitfi COUlCl
be purchased t00 dearly'. If the. tests of the‘:
new ride have not beer 16:11 to sts—il, as isi
said, a short. barrel with all. its external
improvements has in rely been matched
against, a. long barrel with no improve—
uncutsJ—thzyn the soone.‘ a real test is held
. the better The outcrya gainfst the gr eatcrliick
or" the short rifle >901 is to have dropped
After the kick is ‘only tequal to about
51b 11 child. The
wag-«equal- to

1 11bl1 schools used

Your special 001'—

d on the absence» of
low rifle, and argued
o decided against it.
‘.ng' that the average
3e trusted to be cool
'ly. For even a. man
has to remember to
he. had a wind-gauge
'znbcr no more. By
the Y‘l‘ar Office up-
for the new rifle, in
has a windo gauge.

ll: academic: lly about
c, penetration, and
1d short» rifles till we
‘ the tests have been

been devised than this week 'ly spraying with
a most uncompromising weed—killer. It is
the farmer whose vote will decide the ap-
ploaching contest, and Major \oblo and his
friends are casting about almost with dcspm 11-
tion for a point in the Protectionist policy
which will soothe the farmer by holding out
to him a shadowy prospect of increased
prosperity.

The Gainsborough failure to give a lead is
openly lament-ed, in spite of the fact that
tl lore is now an official pretence to drop er
\.l111mbe rla in and speak onlv the mysterious
language of Mr. Balfour. But this

unlocuvre comes rather late in the day, be-
cause :llilel‘l Noble, announcing himself as an

impartial man,‘ 2,, 111:3 112011121,» argued how
good a thing it would be to protect the
rrranite industry of Shop and‘the quarries of
Langdale, and he‘ has given at least the con-
soul. of silence to the advocacy at one of his
meetings of a. protective. dutyo of £1 per ton
on foreign lead. This was at Patter—
dale . There have been plenty of
clinchings of these distinctly I'rotcctionist
plollouncemsnts. He has prophesied that. a
time is coming “ when the views put. for—
ward by Mr. Chambc ‘lain will have to be fol—
lowed." and