... G. 0. I'revelyao,. M.P. (London: Longmans and Co.); No. I. of the Educational Review, embracing Topics in General Literature and Science, (London: John earall and Co.); No. I. of Home vords for Heart aid Ihearth, (London: James Nisbet and Co.): and ...

... CORRESPONDEN SY PBIVATE1l WIRIIlI LONDON, Fdrilay Night. While London was engaged to-day in- preparing for the reception of the C.I.Vs to-morrow, it received a disagreeable shock. The evening journals published the annoying news that Jacobsidal had been captured ...

... amending his proposal. Those Members of the House of Commons who are hostile to thc .dmission of women to the new municipal bodies in London, either as Councillors or Aldermen, are looking to the House of Lords to strike out thin obnoxious provision inserted ...

... of the Central London Throat and Ear Hospital, Grats Inn-road, and, by a happy inspiration, the promoters had successfully appealed to General Buller to preside It is needless to say that he had a fine reception or that the illustrated lecture on The ...

... the ; of Christmas quarter, encted the 23rd day of November, int 1886, and the corresponding week of last year- ad Indoor poor 935: outdoor poor 3,916; ehaidrea tur, boarded out 126, do. in orphanages 65; total, 641132; gm test-men 24. 1886.-Indoor poor ...

... MORNING'S NEWS, ?? O- TO DAY'S LONDON PAPERS. MR. BALFOUR AND THE IRISH l ALLIANCE. - The Daily ?? ' says - Mr. Balfour is an accomplished cynic, but his distinction between the Conserrative Irish alliance in 1885 and the Liberal Irish alliance in 1886 must ...

... FRENCH NEWS. (FROM oU OWN C1dESP0N'f.) PJi8, Tuesday. Trhe last obsiacle to the reestablishment of dereoik de lics has been removed by the abrogation of Article 86 in the Rules of Procedure of the Chamber. This clause authorised a seeret ballot to be ...

... official quarters. - Notwithstanding, there is no material reason for improve- n ment-which seems merely due to the Christmas and 1- New Year festivities, as well as probably to the 1 absence of alarmist articles. Of course military io precautions in Germany ...

... thle M~r. lecturer interspersing the general sbject with anecdotes ?? of t1 illustrative of thepeculiarities of te several authors as fror' tey canse under review. The illustrations, which wvere well car, sung by Miss Walker, 'Miss Beverley, Mr. Irrleracll ...

... of the new mysteries, hbae b iiicreased their staff of secret agents in England. b T The Tory mind has an unfortunate habit ?? certain P occasions of confusing the interests of the individual P with tcose of the public. This wras illustrated a: antw ...

... position of the new Chief Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant are formally set at rest. The difficulties of the Government for the coming session are increaed by their having to meet Parliament with a new First Lord of the Treasury, a new Chief Secretary ...

... FROTH OUR LONDON CORPESPONDENT. (BY PRIVATE WIRE.) - it London, Monday Night. a A high official at the Colonial Office informs me that ?? uneasiness is beginning to be felt there, on account of the severe attacks which are being trade in a section of ...