THE COMING SESSION.

Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3222, 17 June 1879, Page 2

THE COMING SESSION.

(To the Editor of the Evening Star.)

Sin, —If wo are to believe only ono half of the forecasts of the approaching •eiiiou of Parliament, we -must believo that it will be a very eventful one. In every issue of your paper are' evidences of the various constituencies arming for the fray, and pre-sessional ttttertTiMs of members form no insignificant portion of the current topics of tha day—such utterances giving the constituents an idea of the part their representatives will {take in tbe coming political struggle. Klof tprs of the Thames constituency who are able to.inlelligently watch the eo.arae of political events have a pretty fair idea of the mam points of the policy of our member' Sir George ' Grey. The same cannot be said' with re? pect to our other member, Mi* Kowe. No one knows on what peg or pnqa be wi 11 hang his political faith; a*, since he las it took occasion to address the electors —now fiboutltwo years -ago —many febinges must have altered his political creed from the form it presented jjrf#h William was* comparatively a ijrreen hand iv tWHtimfMilena. of Colo-' nial politics. I, for one, and lam sure* JhH WVfrtl&jftj^qfflf&fpn would very much like to hear, firom a public platform^ Mr Rove's opinions on the burning questions of the hour:' His feelings regarding the gold duty—'irhich are said to have undergone a considr irable ■change recently; what he, Mnl^pLtka Land Tak; what he thints of'fie? lsft. s entation of the district^ and many other points we would like to know his opinions on. I hope soon to see an announce ment in your valuable paper to the effect that Mr; Bowe will address jt]i« f -|el»o|ap r.—l am,"&c.,"" ""'■"" ''"""'■'^^'Ei^p^^u,

SINGING, (P)SA(L)MS^ ; %Vi (To the Editor of the Evening StjiKj

Sis, —I have been working in one of the principal mines on the Thames for y ears, but I have been sacked, and eoold How tell stories, if I wished, that would open the eyes of many shareholders, «nd "let them see all's, not square where (they think virtue and ■ righteousness 5' reign supreme.—lam,&c, r , f , -. . „ »■ An Ex Specimen "Steals it. 1*