... |LO DON 4, SATURDA. 1eb2ruary 27. I A teh'gram received in liondon yesterday | states that King George bas expressed his de- i . . . . - cision to yieldS to the representations of the Powers. This is not confirmed by our own Correspondents. Our Special Correspondent at Canea states that the foreign sluaqtnidors have left for Suda Bhy, which is muore steltered. Great excitement prevails in tbe ...

... Mr. Horace Rart, the letrned printer of the Clarendon Press, ha contributed to the Coi- lectanea, edited by Prof. untngu Burrow:, ansd formzing the thirty-second of the publica- tions of Lime Oxford Histoicl Sety, an inter. onting acculuitt of Charles, third Zarl of Stan- hope, and of his remarkable inventiona and ir- provemeuts in the art of pnnting. The esy way be regarded as dealing with ...

... LAST INI&Hr$s GAZETTE. Hapol PA.RTh'EFBS PS DISSOLVED,. H emtonana ouc Psl-m1T att, and el-wewbre. lioce *W~ uieerslfsmuaeGouge, and Co., Bieb a~te-etreet Wfabomkt oonructiona.! ?? Boat and Co., Tabard,.Aette, Borougih, basket mn ?? and Co., Bew. stret, ad elewh re.fit ?? and Tina&e, Dwan- terac. oret-t~. ?? Bnrdett. Soated-os-7 el.nurserymen-B.E1kmsand SodSefed ait-iil an0o ,Pr uthsrm, wn and ...

... THE PEACE, NEGOTITIONS. LORD SALISBURY MAKES A STAND.- REPORTED GIVING WAY OF G,:EMANY. A GREEK NOTE (TIMOUGH BEUVTEZ8 AGENCY.) qu E CONSTATINOPLE, Sept. 2. be An understanding is on the point of being #L p established between Great Britain, and Ger- ac ?? the basis of Lord Salisbur's views mi t | that the evaciation of Thessaly should not be mi subordinated. to the payment of the iidemnity LF ...

... O Tag ,E poIuO OF TELF GOENETl LETTER FROM MB. GLADSTONE. A Liberal demonstration was {eld last evening, In Manchester, to pritest against the humilistitin of 5Fnglana on the Cretan Qestion. The chair was occupied by YMr. C. P. Scott, lf.P., who had the support df 3ord. Btter Sir Welter Phiore, Mr. Au~tiee BirreUl, QC¢., ir. * W. FL Holanel, oerrll-kown members of tthe Lkcral party. Tb. ...

... THE TELEGRAPH CLERKS' AGITArTION. CONFERENCE AT THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S REPLY DEFERRED. In acconiancewithl the arrangements made last week, the conference for discussing the grievances of the pstal telegraph clerks, took place yesterdwy at the ouse of Commons, in Committee Room 14. There were present the Duke of Norfolk (Postmaster- General), Mr. Haubury (Financial Secretary ...

... I - THE FATAL FIRAT RE-ENTIS D PARK- I Dr. G. Danford Thomas held an inquest yester(ay at St. Paurs Coroner's Court om the body of annah: :Bush, aged. 22, a domestic serrant, who was in the em- ploy of Dr. 3. Ramage, 196, liegent's Park-road, and perished intaa fir that occurred at his house early on Wednesday morning, as aiready reported.-Dr. 3ohn 1anAage deposed that his wife and family were ...

... LONDOiY, tONDA Y Se&ptember e The native princes in all parts of India have offeredtheservicesof the Imperi1 Service troops I - _- ,- . . ?? - . I, to co-operate in the suppression of the frontier 'a rising. About 4,000 men of these -forces have t been ordered to the front. Sir William .Loek- :hart has been summoned back to India, and was t ex pected to leave Brindisi 1ast night. a Ft rther ...

... THE NEW PLAY AT THE ADELPHL IN THE, DAYS OF TRE DUXE' In the Days of the Duke. It is not necessary to ask what Duke. Just as there iY, in popular language, but one Prince, the Prince of Wales, there is emphati-. cally but ons Dukethe victor of Waterloo. The first two decades of tho present century, which sew the- great sea triumphs of England and the final overthrew on land of the power of ...

... AOOIDNT3.O RTISH RAI WAYS. WM L YBAR'S B9OdRD. . The general -repo.tof the BoArd of lraideon the accadeits that bavecccurred on th4 t ys of tbR itn tea Kingdom duning 1896 has been published as a Parliamentary Paper. The number ,persons killed during the year was 1,008, and 5,877 injured. Of the nmber killed3 were passengers 447 were servants, while the remainder were otherpersons killed in ...

... i DNCORPORLTED LAW SOCIETY. THE SIT .S D MEETw-G. ,DILATORY DEFEXCES. The ann-sll provincial meeting of the incorporated Law Societv was coutinued at Shemield yesterday, under the presidency of Mr. William Godden, of London. The ?? gatherinlg of the day was the airnual meeting ofI th.- Solcitors' Benevolent Association. The report showed a total membership of 3,425. The total net result of ...

... The Growtb cdf 4otdon. SOME: striking figures wiich have i just, been published seem to indi- 1 cate that the wonderful growth of ?? X the vast rrovinte of houses that we calU London is going on as vigorously as ever. A return itlt published states that the number of new Douses bailt in London in the twelvS months ending with Augzst ln8t was no le89 tan. 14,501. This is, of course, in the ...