, 1866-11-01
TEE ssEFottm AGITATION,
John Fright to the Lcncucrn of Scot
1Esl3-~ihc sHurslacr Measures" Al
Fy..S

John Fright TO the Lcasncr~ of Scots
1us1u-'ihc .s Further Measures" Al.
i.;ksctI To.
Tie greatest pubic demonstration that has
occurred in Glasgow tnru long scrits Of : Eats
tn,s& i'sace On Tuesday, October II, when
seventy Thousand lrrs"ns were prtsen: to
snllert Fef'Ftn. Mr.. Bright made Il very
lop- sret ch.
Resolutions in favcr Of reform were a:lort-
ed.
Mr.. Bright, towards the conclusion nf his
address. said. Willie rise to tell y0u Row
deeply am sensible OF. your-wllat stall I
say-your unanimous klnduess to nc to-
night, still b..S to join in the warning which
sou have heard from my learned feiena Mr..
Ernest Jones, that yOn should not fall into
the danger and the error Of hero worship,
but that you should rely mainly. upou your
selves TOR, tue fighting Of your own t,at-
ties. And in order TO fight It out, let
me beg yon TO unitc as much as you can all
the people Of Scotland with you. Organize
| reform associations in crcry town. he pre-
pared, II need he, with funds. Be prepared
| With ul1 your influence In cnse there should
| And If it sht,uld happen that during the
I ncxt session VI Fatlia ncnt there should
| stand lin any man to be received with fran.
| tic enthusiasm by the ministerial party to
I reyiic you rs you wcre 1evised last year. then
il may be necessary for tie woskingmen TO
| HSsttUD9E i'll 1HSlI 1NtuAAEA5 l1lu 1tQIEe u
thousands to deliberate what further 1nszls.
ures are Necessary for tic maintenance 81
their rights. Loud cheers.]
In London delegate meeting Of tile Lon
don trade and friendly societies convened
l'y the London Workingmcn's Association,
has been hclt for the purpose Of organizing
great demonstration iu Ayor Of reform.
Wedding Trou>seau Of the Future EN-
press OF Nux~sln.
r.s
| Telegraph
must now zee II I can make your reader
understand the Elorics OF the trousseau 0
the Princess Da.marl do not uudtrstan,
| thcm myself, but that Is no reason for no
describing them. One Madame Boyer. mil
liner, took me to the top OF 1 high place
and behold what saw
The first glory dcyelopcd-thc presents
tion dress ot the Princess, after rnaTriaSt-i
composed Of a train of rose piuk velvet
trimmed with deep border OF magnidccn
silver lace, OF a most beautiful floral dcsig
| salnc were apIdi9uts to the train at cqua
The pctticoat Of the richest rose satIr
| trimmed with the same lovely lace as th
train.
There was n1so the Princes pillow, Ii
covering formed entirely Of the richest guil
J | trc. Many articles of underclothlnE wei
also displayed, all Of the richest md mo.
.airy.hkr description ; indeed. SO fine tn:
: yam could hardly see them without MAJ
: ';ilying glass.
, Ialso saw the gold lace, embossed wit
rcarls, for the trimming Of q dress for Il
: Empress Of Russia but It was not get d
ci,ltd whether the dress should be made
. white satiu or turquoise blue velvet. Ha'
/, Ing seen the effect OF this beautiful trltnm1t
= on each Of the materials above mentioned,
should decide in favor Of the white sati
a ! had A yoicc In the matter.
i. There was also dress tar her Majesty, Il
| Queen Of XurtcmhprH quite IF a siu1I,