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otherpoliticisn otin .
.2 or anytime.” real-
pftcttimor‘oso‘ radian“. and it is
it ,. pool ii .any. m. lprln-
Minds-orator! by himfduring his litter
. that he had not at" me time ,in the
a ’ entailed wi't-h vituperative clotglilllim
" , Wasawsys ' ‘ neonitstrnt-

.mn iii-cram ' ,
‘ , Mo ”orients oi oociety

"'ue'vuntnootfi stencil ow
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2 lilo so claimed eeosls'totny on
hit-part “one told-lowland and won
9M- abio to thsgwhile sound reu-
Ionlmoothoiaeto then known suiitsinrd
. m partition. later extra-letter taught
view. and hence that
z; .oo otlvoaey which won once only a mistake
w. later the oiiteome oi tam oblitlnucy In
opposition to justioosisi truth. He entered
harlisinontas s’l‘ory oi the lch century
mum into a mild Conunntivo. hold
so so advanced Whig and then led
opposition to victory is Ill! so u
hora! so very radical thn many English
todloslii hhaniioiied him, and even lrliih
verticals hail monitors to Mil hlru.
lo-otiuos Morison“ Always lorssot.
liotoolt other arts protectionist.butitiderl
h siitahilslrieg tree trodot lannohod into
hot-atone with a plea ior the union iii
church and summertime. that even tho
. Tories repudiated it and ended ii destroy-
. r“! Irish mhliahnionhantl on b his
i. no bllo utter-linen to be general you
llal in America was a eulogy on .ieilerson
'. lhvla and the iionthern oouiulerocy and
his boat a savage crltloiiiar on the irish
who lived to hr the roots lar- oi
ishmen to Americans and Very
Hui oi statesmen to lrlshnten. finally the
We! tillcli it man deserves eluss study.
It trachea many valuable leiiaotiii. but ehh-i-
ly those two—that in this century new
“no and the solution oi government
have doi'elhped to rapidly that the man oi
union and talent sproars for s time the
I“ Walnut. out that the iple lll'
Mindy approve oi an int-oi t atl-
m for tours than at a unit-latent statut-
flill or «amiss-ion.
(he niaywnovor hundreds oi oi
. hlallpaeehos or writings wltluiut riding it
slag r tit-lay tit wlt. null then Mao]
must show inniallty itwiai ‘ he hadn‘t:
lad one that is distinotly liiitnomiis. in
them at any other arm. or oi the some
also in say other mum. tally in lire
Ulllsal mulls . uni ormlty iii so-
” and awmmilt would lilt'r-
“him the snhiert "(m to. lit-sens“!
would have boon invented in! him.

lat him take whirl Fusiliers hoot lit.
“to “interim" at:
my hail ll‘ioi liiai iris-artisans lils

townuld o thought lllltl touch
Emu.
rsr his «allies Iii'lt. he at a

little. lie Mill! lillloi‘litl in it. lib-
a‘tsruiiiis all: . Airlitanhtli‘
. it now ya i vitriol sinus-ii
have lash own Mimi With or
minis. 'l‘n lists awsol when
. ”Willi“ has". but that tile:
asts minty the palli- airs
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thodonmorthststttzlilad mutational
Manganmharhamwflmzhioh
drellnoand ialioill‘i‘o’creatncas "of. Rome.
Evorytrue Englishman Mid in WW1 01..
the progress at thellnltod atom, ior the
Americans are our hith and kin. having
the suns literature. the some language
and the sonic sturdy love at test indo-
pondeneo. 'i‘howustlng oi agnaCharta
from Ki John, restored the way ior the
hattleoi , lter Lauri theDoelaratlon
pilot ‘eneo” , , 1

‘niorolitio‘sl (toner 'auosrlsod. n‘

in mm howss nrsdua wiih‘sbrllilsnt
trinmph..aod the next For entered parllsv
meet in the‘ good old on ed'ueeept-
log the seat ior Newark by the grace of the
Duke oi Newmle." ‘Jioeontinued to rep-
resentthathornn till [816. hntosGlad-
stone then show signs oi hummingbir-
u'nl tho dukelgave tho seat to another.
flamingos» said. “the right . to do what
he would with his own." Irritant Glad-
stone first "tool: other" on under secretary
ior the colonies. Sir Robert Peel being re-
nder. Beiog'ihrowri out,"asthoE lab
phreoolaiiby the (trial of Pool in 1m. he
emplo oil his leisure In literary work and
pulili oiltbooneeoolebrntett—perha one
should say notorlims-“Ghnreh and ethic."
t is new remembered chiefly because of
Mnmulay'a savuao criticism 01 it in the
Edinburgh Review. .

in mono putiurthsnothcrpecullsrworh
on church atiairs. in is" hengnio took a
plaee'iutheoiiliiartaadnoon hoes eeml~
trout nan financier. In will be real ed be
cause the government favored the Cullinilc
college in lrelantl. but aotni rumo in again.
in lliii he woo elimtt to at Oxford.
and then. to; the llrst time. began to advo.
onto liberal matures. tho first helm; the
hill ior removing the disabilities oi the
.lows. which he had 0 posed in loll. in
ism-2 he became a l or oi tlievbibemla
and entered on that long ctititeitt with Ills
mil. which continued without truce tiii
will. when iiilraeil became Beaconulield
and entered tho boom of lord». .

Mr. Gladstone was four times ine min-
lillrr of England. first inking!) on In Mill.
lti umi his ministry was donated bysrouli-
tion oi Tories and home rulers no the «In-
nation question. but as tho unwritten could
not 0 as he was motored only to be
again tell the heat year. his year»
litter. in tall. having duriou lilii retirement
conducted a vigorous campaign agttiriiit the
automate-tit both on tho plotienn and by
menus oi phlrts. directing hht attacks
mululy it"! not the policy which mulls-d
lo the treaty oi lierlln. under which the
Turks were left rulers of millions at on
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potter. This time his ministry endured
until lilili by it ontnlilnntion oi 'l’orles and
l’itriii-llltos on the budget. In it'll] he re-
ualneil the reins. but held them int- it short
time only. tlieliotne rulo liiilllt'ni proving
total to his annihilation Ii [mm-r. lsinl
Salisbury was then chosen prime minister.
and illudsumr was out until bill. when.
alter on exciting general election. perilo-
llll'lil showod a majority iii 40 against tho
Coiiiit-rvnt ii'e government.
Tito Ioblrll. of Glad-lulu. l
"iiiiulstone in dunner titan a innit. lie
tnlies whine in a hallway !"

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'l‘n Americans who rend it row this
statement will sin-tn liti'redllilr. Yet it was
a int-t. iniil so lutesa lliili. The lt‘nallidi pm I
lilo hnd on title oi their prrimiit-nl wur:
«vi-mend wm miniseiueutly insane. it
isiuittm atrium an expression. The war
tori-rotten rises to it isn‘t at insanity and
oven iii the toleriitit United fillies it liitl‘
livlt‘o Itoliprtiial that tho votovonatii one.
no wont uiolihail ior not bolus stilleieutiy
sealnus In the next.

llilllli autumn oi imtlni yet Mr.
mail-hum hud nppsrontiy suit to the low-
est ilu'iith it ever mind. land lliiiieoniv
iieidi llllmlll hail unturned liner the lien
lln «microm- lot as he said. “l’wito
with honor." and ii non who oplssital
tho w’l‘tirhish oi the itiivernineiit
were srlunist as ‘lrisridsoiiliisshi"«
institutionally t The moan trail ii I
that iiilisi oddball m. to M been
when war is thought normal Mlllrrtlilll
that-musicals at war viiwo oniyrueh is-
cause they larisvd tho reentry as
ssiilust their ova. i won a
uuanlssuia ior m rhoy at
hassnis a.“ it“;l and tho mils
halls rnua or iilulii til warmth
iiivuriio within
Weill-tint want in“ i hotibt lmiiwsiiti.
We're not thoalrln. or out i m. we‘ve

not the motor in

iiuiiw our roots to ltoflilloi'l iiis
"Jliiuiirs." hill Willi“
nit-t sin-chats sis-raisi— la liiiiosrls. and
lino-in hail inaroliod her artiiirs iuwsiii
l'onstiuitliu tie. llsaoiaislliltl as prints
minister ii llMlWlllsli M to that

My tiiiil l to ‘
t'yimii. wit Mr. ll tar dt'ltlillllml
the Turin: W first“ in? me
last when , atom yatla-
in them. lieu-st: radical the iii-nu»
isr Mimi suite-sh soil est-visit the
day. The int-lasswsro Mutual whsn
within sight oi imitliil . and on the
liiiiiniius or ii the towers use
«ml at Merlin "datum spas airshow
wot Wl'ilgl uses they a title looser
Moi l .

'l'lir- tavipihwuo plow. to two Wand
WI ones iii-so ssasortei Mitosis
perms-an attain. Allilio ttititiiinil lil'l‘
oi issiihiri any» The News trail: with
lirasonsiloldflisisl dentin ti one it:
no menu turner. ‘pesua lnim
writ- irrationally hm or tiiht'rwier llli
stillsvl in public nail at lee . ii Mr.
“immoral ii “3'13;de 3.”);
the won-Jo t ti A .stm
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with groans, cribsVoi .‘tVidet Vidal” lend

._ lunch talking. Dr. Tanner.
intenovenwent so ior solo

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ninth solemnly up to Mr. Chaplin's side .'

with a
on

oi water. but the orator kept
to interruptions until noon. when
. ones arrived..ond he set down.
while the‘honso‘chlied iorthe‘dlvielon. it
tool: iollyminlnutso to count. the votes.
Mnfiiadstouowas amoogtho very lnstto
return truth the loiibiea~ by way at, th W.
and he was received with vociferous c
lug. First tho lrish members audition the
regular opposition . rose on teases sod
shoutedsnd waved hets'v until their chief
had" no”? .hlmtmlir.‘ Bailout-l receiver:
sour hove . in t, mnsteria
at“ when he took his pisce‘helilhd

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Then Mr. Majorihunlts. the government's
new ehlei whip. entered with the figures at
the majority. which he whispered to Mr.
Gladstone heiore he took his place in trout
oi the table and to tho right oi the speaker.
always reserved ior tho suecesoiul' tellers.
The whole house was so noisy and excited
that it was o long limo before silence for
the refilngui the ii resectdd be secured.
There was more w id cheering when the
figures were given out. and cries oi "Evict-
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has. Mr. Baliour moved adjournment.
and in to minutes tho, house was cleared.
Mr. Giadutorie lied a‘grsnt .i'eooptlon trotu
the crowd outside as in Many with
Mrs Gladstone. who had watched the
glooirornhsrosualoomor in the ladies'
ills yardage and Ills Hogs.
Mr. Gladstone was married July lit. teat.
willissllsmsrsttii ota‘flshinm-
"y'WhlllBlI loom i I" i dd?"
Maw it omens s on»
tile. Bite luhorl it til ”widow“:
ascent trout one Burn tins
son.theBaronet, ii mGlyuno.’ Ihayob
tallied ltattheolosooi thogrestoiril war.
and the former ewner.Jarnss. cs'rl oi Derby.
had losthlohosd. 0i course it has side
tory.lihealithoold planes in Great Brit-

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Hill. OLAMONI.
sin. Tho old castle. whose ruins still in
tonsil the visitor. was one oi the pmta by
which the English that held the completed
Weill) ill attitioutlomand Ill Welsh llllilll'
(oi whieh liswsnlen is a modified terror
nit-ans "tort on the bridge." i‘rlneo blew
ellyu at one titue lived them.

it was tllnlnatitlvtl in liltfldlull the pits
out intrusion was built early in the Iiith

park are open to the nubile. paillu any part
oi the wood whore anolvutor tisnuyiu trees
timisti ehsirina may the Visitor in t not
very hare arse avid-tiers oi the
wort of Mrs woialoho per. 'l'lli'
last day he spent at his law to exercis-
was just alter I mt slunn. which bail
pluyeil have. with the "WI. The nlr \tiis
damp and ohllly: tliosllhtolso nun-h dobri.
stimulated hint to national Monk-n. n u-
Wi'o tatltl Mill lllllfll Millioil. Mill his old
time earniiioi wus iillittiilimril. ‘
'l‘iir «le Fatally.

iii ht eliililrrs Where to Mr. and Mrs
ii sumo. Otto ilaiiuhter tiled in iiitaiwy.
two daughters are married. and llvleii. n ill
oilillo. llllllll [#o llllIMlIlo [than at ‘ll’t

wind at William Hill!“ at t‘aiu
lihr rsaliii hlsh “will. thmhimi
rd wisiira oi the world. and the histltuthui
nvsr whitili shit or is noted ior its no
shine on the slimmed enemies iii women.
(it the torn stats. one is Minot lisvisriiiiu.
another is iii wlistnaut. tho thinl isaoiii-r
lll iliiles. and the North is la latitarrs st
i'ii «unit. '

There has always harti a retro simplicity
in Mrs. “Wlfliillt‘. bill: when Wk
inn also» her iitishaiit titles atom and
”Million ammo. hits was never wit
want in helpliiu his tlillll'illlt tiiitl evidently

l'illlllfltlfl‘ll hire the test statesman
England ever pruii . n so whims at
a horns ritis eminent esiu titan nt

ialishs assiisielsuossiiiiiiiiui set that
twists was at heart wally opposed to ho.
hurlissii. soil at hart (triathlon. lliv Mitt-rel
“mlmi “h M. “l .M Mr "V“. m
is an s will Mill on hens-i new but.
Wilmington are Will to bus
hazidliihhi bfi‘liwiuuhowlam "
Iaadoy ii sword-a was it agn
donation as lullnwsi
"am stssitihs tints at Its
wavdsii oh ivl tiiasothstiiaileiisiis
salve. The t ashram”. lpllmlilhmnil”
amt ll mut- i psi at iisiia y
l twee-rt tutti mini tor the tiny.
hrs the no iii-iii who ended. Iir. (linil
static wsllml nullity iail notwiostdy up in
the hetero“ n l mild min with not-
stisishnl wins». in conduit sod

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“an. room rillifliClu.”‘ . ‘
‘ [OatlohiiihPtmohJ , - ' .
Their son. Stephen E. Gludutono the reo-
ior there, follows the practice oi oollcslo
chapels, where one oi tho etudenls is unit 3
ly selected to rend the Scripture lesson.
The selection oi devout dementia. thinni-
ilee. however. is u‘eotniuou practice in the
Englls’hv‘ehnreh. ss’it won in the early
ohorchesandlnthody , synagogue.
\ Dir. (tiladstoino'sw own Lilo.
Columna on columns have been written
of Mr. Gladetoue’s wonderful strength as
on old man. it is doubtful it tho world ital
seen such another. :Whrn in 1502 he was
made prime minister for the fourth time.
hp‘Wllil Si years old,o_nd though he had
just posited through a most exciting cant-
palgn he entered upon his tlutiesoahend
oi the government with seemingly unim-
paired vigor. it was doubtless to his ex-
treme simplicity and parity oi llie that he
owed his phenomenal virility.
lilo time was - usually about ' orptally di-
vided hi tween London and llawnrdrn.
When he was prime mmllilt'l' his London
residence wan oi course the (anions hone

. in Downing street. that hurt ior so long

been the oiliclnl home oi the iromlrr. At
other times he has rented. , letwoen lean
and tam he won the yearly tennut at a
house in hit. Jomea' "Ellie. Pall Mall.
where he had ior neigli re the Dultrn oi
Cleveland and Noriollt. tho [~1an oi Derby.
the lllurqnls of Bristol. Earl Cowper and
other great men. lilo rielntt hour when in
town was 8:3). He tin-nan! itirthedsy at
once. and ii the weather wan good. home-
times when it was lsul. took on hiring be
low brink inst.

The morning meal one nlwuyu nplnin
one. Instinu hiili an hour, during which
tiniehe usunlly absorbed oil that wnii oi
interest whim in three or iour morning
newspaper-r. Altar breaktmit be disputed
oi liin coma rootlence in his library. Whtti
he was In Milt-e he nln'nrs i-mpliiyixl several
private tumour-lea. hon "not" lie boil
but. one mirulnt. initially his aim. Alter
lllll letters were nttrmlntl to it was his one
tom toilevote the fl'mlllliilt'i' oi the morn
ing to reading. lolllittlll‘uli nus ueunlly
l:liit‘iiul0lw llllllcolllillllt'tl vi unmnll slice
oi lit-oi or mutton and It "least oi t'lun't.
Thouitrrnmn. rind often tho evening. was
devoted to political duties. For many
years Mr. ultuistone trio accustomed when
in lollillltm trod uotinury with pulliit-ii in the
evening to dine out. lle rsi'rly iriivo din-
tierii. sometimoshe \‘lkilli‘tl thethrnieror
01am Midnight was his hour ior iii-«l. and
be loud to light Iiiniri-li to his room with a
candle. lie natal to any that he alwuvs li-it
Imslnioa outside his bedroom door. and
hence alwnys slept will. lie never iiml to-
intern in tiny term. liiidrinltiug wast-on-
flilt‘il to t‘lill‘t'l, oi whirli. however. he want
out n piiii‘iwsl minnoiwur.

lie “'llll ulwnys iii-iii but never smart in
bi» llllll'i'.iilltl he Illlil n proitiumlillsllhn ior
oltl chitin-o. in town ill winter lie Itstsl to
wenrn tall black hat and black clothes,
whlrli lilt'lllllt’tl it short over-mitt With u
long. qlll'l‘l' Willi“. in summer he wim-

ray l‘llltlllllll‘l‘l' tilitl it lull willie lint. To

to. illiitlinutie wnii hit the tiislt oi eating
ior lilii wnnlrulsi.
iilatlstotio's scholarship.

in "M Mr. (lllllliilulii' visited Winchester
«dingo. wliitli lilill in his student days been
a sort iii dull to hi:- on n mllegr ut ilx lord.
iii worse the Illllllt'lil'l uni-v liininroynl
\t'i-irouw. uml their urntur ior thntlay ud’
tlhmsl the premier lli n mini-whirl. lengthy
iipeerii in Latin. Mr. liimliitiine listened
with the t'luiu-al attention. no plilllil'llllili
and uluti-strii-ii nlwiiyn (lililli illlt‘ll moneltiiia.
and the uagulsii ‘oiivs proluilily thought his
attrtit iva tritium-r nirri- term and isilltrnmi.
To their surprise. llulll'tin'l‘. he replied at
(turn with minilly elusiile lmtln and in "I‘ll
iloinii llli in iihuw that not iiatatenient In
Lllt‘ mltluwi llilll twain-ii hint.

Ail ii\'t~i‘ii.:i* llll‘llllit‘ liiiil passrrl ulnto lltl
ii-lttiiiltiirv. nut] in ihiii time he liiid been
one iii the intuit-mt ”Mill in the world. .Vot lilii
hiiiiwliolgiiiii llil‘ rim-sin liatl t'otistutilly
improved. The prlnrlstl Latin uiiihiira
Wili't‘ still its liiinlliur to lllll us the literllalt
aiitlmn- oi the Mine i‘illlli. lillll limit its his
sewed liill ii e tongue.

Hurry Aiiwririiu t'tillliflt‘ lins its standard
fiiht'ii nlioiit llitll‘hl'litill liliiiliolilneii who
one int int-iii so lililil)’ vur ltui‘lewsuii
the "l ind“ and "thly-wy.” t is saun- liltili
IlliiiNllill‘l ehanul his visits etniipleiel
withiuiiiow 't'lll‘l. thinliladsiisiolsn.
win - lesions till the consistent and sine-t
i‘illll'llil‘lilfl ltlll'tl‘llll oi the uni iii l‘litmi‘r.

it isiirory viirliiiisliii'ttliot wow the
.iihhiie hi this eruitiry Aiiiiirltait Minion
Mill l'lil ti'ot'o [willlttlly Illlllltititia Ill
mini-nu in. tho ulilty ut thither. that s
i'lliiliut' onus so rapidly ihatatuae tltiiothe
avail wright oi authority was tho other
«in; «mi that In many ran-sills taste pair
a.“ mm Nlliai on to prove Will“
thiii‘i llitll lititl imiiiyriws unit .
issii llltill who had when students thought
lllat attitie’a mullet iiiisaswvrahis lived
in «meter that ii shoslii our hero asvaivil
iolhr'tti we it.

In Ms“ M on liiasur sooth-lia-
sirrlt- ass" um Hr. tiled-stint iasliitaiss
dentition mute the smite was!
thn‘tl granular-twig, is. was
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.silntito" rations. a Theology. its
Mufihumprised shooters-loom
who ., Thorsarsshoutaowtioos
all!” 40 mm; .
or!» part. . ‘novar s '
. m ior
v‘mhd‘om ”stadiums. but “i lilto's tall
Willi" WMaehsrseteristio mark triads
oncetouirlend. .‘“An¢l‘soiarssregords a
promotion ior euclent suthors,inoidbut
good editions.» modernized roprints.the
verdictiwaootnphatieally in iavor oi the
W‘ll.» i :7 . ‘

our-tore suit the estimation.

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funeral page‘a oi Pouch what its artists
would have done had there beennoGisd-
stone. fimutifical pictureooithe
Liberal leader. have a certain value, am
ever. ior they show him in exaggerated
measure.“ it trite. but still with odour-ea
oi ildcllliy tit nil periodsoi hhi lite and as ho
opprorrt in every pouihlo mood. The ex-
amples here given are coiled irom the pie
tnros oi John loeeh.J u 'l‘ . Linley
Sanhourne nud‘lisrry Furniss as t .ey wero
Einted‘hetweon “Wand the present time.

o picture with the unwanted shirt
.collar iolz Furnlss.‘ who delighted to per
tray the rand Old Man’s high eollerss
his most pronounced characteristic. oiten
ointply indicating with a line or two the
top oi his head and with a dot the eye. as
in this case.

Among tho lesutitost and most valu-
able customs o the statioi Punch hssbeeo
ior many years the eating oi‘ a weekly din-
ner with tho editor. at which the policy ol
thcpo and its caricatures oer outlined
and tieisetl. Mr. Gladstone was invited
to be an honored guest at one oi these din-
here. and there was some revlous specula-
. Furnis- would
enjoy tho meeting. hlr. Gladstone raved
equal to the pension. He came. bani
Iy was be seated at the table when the com-
puay become aware oi a change in his in
tullinr personality. A second loolt revealed
its nature. Mr. h‘uruiss started; unuulxsiy
littered; there was a smile. a ripple out)
then a ronroi laughter.

Mr. Gladstone had on the smallest. sleo'
domat and most inconspicuous oi uurrow
lowdown collars. mutual ior tbnt new
oion only. and won quietly alloying tho
srtiet's disuimllture. illr. Furnish semi re-
covered himseli and appreciated the duke
as much as any one else. s

uladotolo and tho ”noon.

Gladstone never was a invorite at tho
risen indeed the queen is manned in

ave said mot-o than onto with emphasis
that she detestrsl blur. and said it in it
way to imply that iihs also ieared him.
When Lord Salisbury resigned in use: to
he iuilowetl iii ones by Gladstone. she is
sold to have sampled the n-aignatlon with
oxprrsusl “rear-tit." thereby breaking the
unwritten law that British royalty should
never sarto- preirreneo ior either oi the
great iiiral parties. Theionrostoriesto
tho oetthst more than ottediamrsalon he
twesn tho sovereign and Gladstone ter-
initiated in angry words. but the [Miler
never dint-lied iroui iacinu royalty.

“You must take this action." he once
said to her. ’

“Marti Did you say must!" the angrily
Hunted. “And do you ltuuw. sir. who l
”n,"

“Madam." answeml (‘iladstouo «silly.
"you antlheqiioonoi l-itiglntiti. liiitiliiytili
know who i shit i sin "Ill [it‘tiplit of line-
isnd. and in this emergency the [simple
so! ‘rnusti‘ "

t is scarcely note-nary to add that the
“people" prevailed.
lilatlstolio's l'rt ling.

it isolated elsewhere that Mr. tiltiilsinne
Ilthll'. so Mr its nominal. |s~risitrutwi ll
Joke. yet he was for from being it gloomy
luau. Indeed lils buoyant-yet spirits was
mnarltahlo. its was "’tlllll‘iill! oven nay.
and his smile is llhenoil by maintain tori

later yours inure-inst it little iihwii l‘nrw
eraiihinihu lihtilitil l'eismt Willi‘ll iuvwas
very loud. The little utilinsl iiriitl tilli‘il to
aardnpmiy the statesman on long nulls.

thwwliiohhowooldfiandiorhoursln t...» . '
- Sustain . ‘whlia he expoundedto . .

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the ”on thovitsi topics at
Mrs. Gladstone invariably occupied a
piece near-him when homo-peaking and
wssalways ready with wro and reirosh-
rnonts iorhim themornrut o had finished.
n. was rarely treated with dieoourteiiy, es-
pedsllydurlng his later years. but in the
campaignoilm he suffered aniniwy to
euro! his eyes from a smell .mlspilothrown
swoman. He’ooon recovered trout the

 

speaking during the campaign. althonnh it
was issred that he might be laid up during
the remainder oi the contest.

Gladstone Chronology.

Theehmnology oi the Hon. W. E. Glad-
stone is so iollowa:

lab-Doc. 20. born at Liverpool.

lat—Entomd at Christ's Church. Oxford.

land—Brilliant triumph. "double first" in
belles lottns. . '

JUL-Graduated immOxitml.

ill-Entered parliament in December ev-
lne been elected ior Newark by the int t oi
the Dnito oi Newcsotlo. The poll stood—Wilde.
719: Handle}. 7W: Gladstone. Hill. Continued to
represent Newark till mo.

Man. to. admitted toSoclety oi Lincoln's
Inn: withdrew in 1“. having given up his to-
tentlon to practice law. -

IMO—Doe. 0. Sir Robert Peel. first lord of the
{hwzsoom‘nomod Gladstone under secretary ior

es.
Peel administration overthrown; Glad-
mstono" goes out: becomes one oi tho ”opposi-

rah—Mum.
two—Published thoooeonoted “Church and
Stator" severely critlsissd by Macaulay.

 

In. ounerorta A" III OBAHDDAL'GITEB
whhllsbod “Glen-h Principles Consid-

llill—lilr llobert Peel returns to power and
Mutt-s Gladstone nsoilibrr oi the privy council.
vies president at tho hoard oi trade and mentor
oi the taint.

ltit—llevlsrd the British tsrlfl and become
eminent as s financier.

lM-anuivnt contributor to The Quarter-
ly Review. chiefly on history and ecclesiastical
triples.

lud—ilnrmda Lord lilpon as president oi the
hoard oi trade.

lM‘i—lienluiirdimm board at trade bet-sust-
government liirroastsl tho hisytioothgtanttle
aUa hello mlinge).

l November. tilr llohort Pool is deflated
oud'l‘olens: lsird .loliii linswll iiiniiiio to“iorm
a sovoriiuirnir‘ Pool Mailed and makes Glad-
altilio srthnry {or the i‘llltlllli'll.

into-January. alir lli-hrri l'wl liiliiillili‘tmllw
”lineal revolutiom" archives for free trade;
gmt eaeltcuirut amour: till litiullslispeahing
prof-lo; tilndsiono iieieuds his i-hh-i with great
sbl it and surreal: lining unwillinu to accent
on tie iron: the iluhn oi Newcastima pro-
tectionist. tiled-nine resigned the seat early in
the year and was out of parliament during the
debates on tree trade.

“ti-4350M“ lit reprtioetil tisturdi apiiahs ior
youmriau disabilities oi Jews. which he ball up-
posed ln llill.

litrvflnterooa a El years“ molest with lilo
ras .

l‘liseorulsir. lilsriwli beaten; coalition
wiiaisiry iomdiuiaii-tuno i-haiwuliiir oi the
naiiliiiiiuor. .

little-MW elisniiiiiinruhip iii lili’llmilllll'i

lH-Arov its ealrsnnliiiiiry mission to "ill
lotiloli lsiati st his mission ul thine laliiiuls ti:

 

sad it was Mr. (ilatlstone'ntleiimii lll throw
stiehoioriho littlol‘ellow to monitor. and its
aim told how on one llilt‘lllltlll when he was
iolllna a inn. with this as his only «an-
liaiiloti. tho that alter a time lliltlllllil stuns ,

lttio attisition should he paid to lillll. and?
that wont oi the illll siaiioniti be thrown to
him to isteh. lie ho opt pieiiiuu up a till i .
new and ii amide-mung it stain was .
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Hr. tliiiilstuas. out to
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Names is still inalti-roi limited discussion; pub:
“lienrerlo Moi" looms noted in
tin-sit eludes.

ill—Chamber oi the OIt'llthllt" uaalin now
Iaown as as “advanced Lil-with" llnlbiii eon
ilviiish :rlaisai tiiailstnne‘s insulin: eslieutsly
awhwa .

l lib-Tirol! with “auto ti'iilslen‘sit “Mo
otiiriohas

it raiiloal trio trader.
ill iv Maillsltsstiio duty on pitta-r.
lWl‘alaioiotou dirti tit-i. ll; lanai lliisssii
a new cabinet. and lilailsltitto inseam
“anemone... . .. .....
.. one i ill Ii it! Ms
ilsrhy tunes a mini-rm uiailsioiai listitittlos
Wilton

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over Mini-raids debate to.
vamaoiis by John Hashim
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aim-h.”

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tililn, l't'illi-)‘l\'ullll| linlinlut.
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Lights. and till modern improwmuil.

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the Tiltlimitllitllll12llr|~lllimfl '6 (sinner-ll
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Yukon Rlvur trutiir rurnlslififlrr
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In l‘i'm'l: ibi- iu iti'l iii illi'C

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out u-minriuu ilfl‘lliil’illlil is on ‘.‘ V
loll nlul din or In lltn- null "It mm
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la elset November I. Iii.

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new mint. . *

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