... LONDON, YUESDAY, March 1. In thc Rouso of Lords yesterday, Lord d Knutsford gavo further information in regard C to the action of Colonial Legislatures with I respect to the McKinley Tariff, The Betting s and Loans (Infants) Bill was read a third time. H If In the Commons, Mr. Stuart moved tho second reading of the Bill to authorise the London SC County Council to make a tramway on the e: ...

... IACCOODLNO to an Amernc builnloist, it would have bLIM 1 ?? in COrTRISTOPllR OOa. InAel OVA,, |. - - ?? LO.; iIl. * Bus's pocket never to havo discoycM N America. The se fisihare would also have boen mulh for the benefit of his replutation if unlike tho client 01f a Scotch lawyer, he wa, fortunate enough to posseCS asay sepsltation at nil. The unluicky COLVtti1us is about to have fourth ...

... rltO()CK11A7IEIJ PARK0 - - P- On Monttay tile Earl of llosobery will qneaily- ol)oen Brockwell Park at half-paist toll o'clock in the morning, acid tiars will be brought to a finl close atir arduous un(lertaking by wVhicL South London is ]ut in lipelrranent pOS- session of ore of tho prettiest of all our London parks. It is not, of course, by ary ?? the m0.ost ?? of thllei. It covers 78 acres, ...

... Thu Report of the Railway Committee. Tn-B Report of the Select Com- nittee on the Hours of Lhacour of Railway Servants, of which we I I- ?? -h gave some account yesterday, is in the nature of a triumph for MrCrrANNrNG. His proposal that I tho Board of Trade should take power to limit the hours of railway servants was rejected by the House of Commons in January, 1891, at the instance of the ...

... LETTERS TO TH:[E EDITORh .+ COPYltILGT IN NEWS. it Sect, - Ic regard to the question of copy- o1 right inl noss, it muay lie worthl noting that oar Austrii- s, lien Colonies have long since passed laws for' ie ]rO- 8]I ii tecticil of, newsipaper telegrams, I ?? ijt thle ?? beel - in of those enactments ait hand, ]lint I believo I cil Correct thisI it tic saying that they extend to the ...

... IREL.AND. (Jion O Ur. COnRnesRPONDET.) DUBLIN, FIDAY NuenT. The trial of JVrs. Mozataga, on the chlaige of cruelty to her childrll will, it is expected, opels in Dublin on Molidaty before the Lord Chief Baron and a special jury of tie city. The prosecution will be con- ducted by the Solicitoi-Gcnelil, MIr- Carsonl, Q.C., nail Mr. Johic Cooke. Mr. lecLnigflliii, Q.C., Mr. Johl Itoss, Q.C., aud ...

... DIRIESS AT SANDOWN. Sunny Sandown onjoyed its unual good luick iV l ?? b)tOaVY raIII of Thursday passuifg 'awaLy in timle for miost of the racing, t while ya- ( in terdy wva all that thoe most sariguinea could di l 1oji for. 'T'ile fow ladies who found their way I, t to Eiher on Thursday 'were clad in tailor-ea10 a costuloij, antd armed with macintos-hes andtim ll- ir brellas bu it the ...

... THIS 1MORNING'S N EWS. it.~ Sir Joseph liriruby will err S'aturldrry held at'ii ?? St. George's Hall at Special reheoarsall of the tt i~g orchestral works, to be prerferrued atb thle C'ardiiff St Festival next- wveek, Theo only choure] conipasi- III Isat tiens which will be prrepared ii 'ILonden aire tire AtI ?? Lolgcswirii ' fiird D)i. ,Joseprl Parry's druirrirr.roe ir] rtoi 'sairul of ...

... THIEF CHOIaRA. rig. fi'ANOTHER INFECTED 11AM- T, III-g BURY LINE R, i a ile sit in LE ~ARMIIN SITER ('Fiat LAND. o t it ?? _1 ?? ?? tier (FROM OURt (JQIOPULE DOflNTO.) TII 1- BERLIN, Sunday Night. LI] .to- One of thle surviving cholera-0 patietits, the )itip young cleric who was infected through wearing to theI shirt of it Hamburg traveller, died onl Santu- eg's day Imuornilag, at complication ...

... THE HOUSING OF TIlE WORKING CLASSES. * ADDRESS BY THE CHAIRMAAN OF THE LONDON > s C)OUNTY COUNCIL. i d Speaking yesterday afternoon, at Pplar Town-liall, P o to a large audienIce, Mr. Johii Hutton ((hairman of the t !r London Coulnty Council) Swid they lived ill a day when 's it Was unnecessary to insist UpOll the absoluto need of aliellting the present condition under which tens of s ...

... CHTIISTIV[AS DOLES. f The Prince and Priticess Of Wales, du te hoe rf i their family, arec again brpending Christmas at Sandringq- haml quietly bet !in the time o- hoinitured ume oler. of 'l s Clristins- eve w itneaseed tine 1aiintnal. distributionio ut tis1, - line? to all1 the Ilabourers and worleinen, ats well1 asr the thle a e rottatges phiit ?? cii tine e.shite, Whilll took p]:loe i n ...

... IiARD-HEADED MENT. i , largoers are perhaps rather jaded bythe performances I , of strong nmen, but interest il this form of entOrtain- 1. mont ,will not unlikoly be revivce? to some extent by the feats of a no w coiner. Santte, who appeared for the a, first timeio att tho Ailhambra Iast evening, executorS SeInO sa old tricks, adlt one or two noew OIOs very neatly. Ilis aT recat feat is having ...