... The Speakes. Tlie Right Hon. the Speaker gave bis seventh parliamentary full dress dinner last evening to tho following noblemen and gentlemen —VLcount Hamilton, Alfred Hewey, Hon. Colonel Coke, Hon, H. Liddell. Sir Charles Mordaunt, Bart, Sir John Ogilvy ...

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... THE SPEAK El:. It is stated to-clay that the Speaker is eta confined to bit room by tbe effects of cbin, but be iudieposition not interfere with hie dinner pert; to-inorrow night to tbs members of the Government. ...

... (Left speaking ) The younger daughter of President Cleveland was christened on Sunday, in the Blue Pariour of the Executive Mansion, by Dr. Sunderland, Presbyttrnsn, and received the name of ...

... (Left speaking.) HOUSE OF COMMONS. The SPELIEE2 took the Chair at Fire Alioutee past Three o'Clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. The Newport - ( - i - lc . iii - I;o — utitsiiir - e) . Corporation Water Bill, the South-Eastero Railway OW, stud the Uck - held Water ...

... Left speaking.) pusE (* 1 COMMONS. •rLata took tha Chair at Three o'clock. TFIE COMMISSION. AVELL.WILLIAMS asked the President of . Seert.! .. when be expected . to lay t t:te Report of the Boundary ! 'otnmiationeri; .ii he had any to include in it the ...

... (Left speaking.) The Select Committee on Standing Orders of the House of Commons met this afternoon and appointed Sir John Mowbray chairman. ...

... (Left sPeaking.) HOUSE OF COMMONS. The took the Chaw at Two o'Clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. The Forth Pridge Railway, the Nelson Local Board, and Southampton Street Tramways Bills were for third reading. NATIVES OF INDIA. BRADLAUGH gave uotice that on this ...

... (Left speaking.) The Priuoe of Wales was the House, listened to Lord C. Hereford's speech from the seat over tea dock. ...

... Urrman-speaking the irancoiGernian them a votive banner to the Blest, work. of Brt is nue of the finest mo.lern times. It exhibited Stoseurn. TLe pictures on it WI artists Storck Rieser, if Vienna was executed by suit, rs of tie Dabling. The banner is ...

... (Left speaking.) HOUSE OF COMMONS. The SrrAKER took the Chair at Three o'Clock. ADVERTISING AT RAILWAY STATIONS. Mr. JACKS asked the President of the Board of Trade if his attention had been called to the great inconvenience caused to the travelling public ...

... (left speaking.) OF COMMONS. of the through hadisposition, '7-e.7rsrEA CFI took the Chair et o'Clook. 1 , MIDLAND RAILWAY BILL. L • , Lis' Amendments to this Bill were ormiidewed, • read 4 third Cm?. AND BIRKENHEAD RAILWAY BILL. o • -leas read a third ...