... tOOAL ,NOTES.: There will be a grand let-to at the South-Eastrn .meeting today. The reent exchanges of cour- tesies through the piees have 'made it evidentthat this time :t is to be war to the death. Mr. Hugh aon,1 hear, intendn to be present at the meeting- for the Bft time,:I bliaeve, in his life.-ad to speak in favour of the policy of Ves800. Bibby, Bae6on, and Bcley, 'and the mjorityo the ...

... I foF.-EIGN TELEGRAMS. I Tru! AFGHAN WAR. DISAFFECTIO(N AMONGST SHERE AMI'S TROOPS. ,;1JJ SSION OF AFGHAN OFFICIALS AT JELLALABAD. The ?? has been sent to us from the g1dia Office for publication: (From Viceroy, 13Sh December.) ltbertB telegraphs from foot of Shutargardan, gtb December. Hopes to reach top that day, egd return to Ali Khel No opposition met with. sears from Cabal that Ameer has ...

... I Mahomed Yakoob Khan is about thirty years of ae g and is the oldest surviving son of Ameer Shere ?? _j th5 dmughfor of M osnl ,hief. When Nabhoma Ali, the eldest son of Shere Aliq was killed ry hig uncle, Ameer Khan, in 186f, it was generally understood in the Cabal Durbar that the Ameer had really nominated Yakoob Khan as his heir to the throne. Believing himself to be thus in favour, ...

... 1-';I-MPJEI,3.A_-PARLI..AMENT. I HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY. e.A The Lanc'eire and Yorkshire Railway Bill was read ,a second time. ' The London and North-Western Railway (New i4u11if, &a) Bill was read a second time. ?? - * '3TUESDAY. . THE VIVISECTION BILL. On the motion' for, foiig ints ¢Omnr'itteo upo4 thie Cruelty to Anials . ' - 'The Marquis of LANSDOWNE obsorvred tha the conclusions to be ...

... ITHE WEEKLY TIMES. - ABUNQHESTER, SATURDAY, APRIU1 17, 1875. UNWONTED animation has been given to the HIouse of Commons by the introduction of topics rather more personal than political. The most spirited debate for a long time arose from one of the Tichborne petitions. Some inhabitants of an Essex village proposed to impeach the Speaker as well as arraign the judges, and owing to this ...

... I AMERICA. [py ATLANT. T'nma PH,1 WASHEINGTON, SATURDAY. -Port Royal, South Carolina, has been eelected -y tlie Government 'as the headquarters of the t1nited States navy on the North Atlantic sta- 3ion, beoause of its proximity to Cuba. The Aew York papers state that War vesades are now sonoentrating there to meet any~'lezegaay crliich may arise. The copleteWASHINGTON, ~;NDLY. The coimulefe ...

... FXTA1L BALLOON ASOENT. trrible acident happened on Thursday week to e uts M5. Tissandier, Croce-Spinelli, and ite], who ha ascouded at half-past eleven in the bal. ,n the zenith, from thea gasworks of La Villette. It c that the balloon fell about four o'cloek at Ciron, were Twoof the a vroliutf Were already dead, and the ...

... lTHE PROPOSED INFECOTIOUS DISEASES I I HOSPITAL FOR SALFORD. I Yesterday, a deputation of about 30 gentlemen, repr6. boo seutitg the inhabitants and property owners of the Be d neighbourhood of Cross Lane, had an interview with rall the Mayor of Salf ord (Mr. Alderman Harwood) in his that Prarlour, at the Town HaU, Bexley Square, to protest Butz against the proposed establishment oE an ...

... ARDWIOK AND ANCOATS DISPENSARY. The annual meeting of the Ardwiok and Ancoats Dis- pensary was held at the institution in Mill-street, An. coats, on Thursday, Mr. John Curtis in the ?? CHAIRMIAN expressed his regret that owing to the want of funds the committee had not yet been able to add an hospital to what had hitherto been simply a dispensary, but they looked forward to increased ...

... I ~ IPXRLIAMEWTI * 'Tle' LORD'CHICEw(LL~OE'ookhis iseaV at'fi~vo o'clock, and shortly after*wards announced that he pro. ;posedatq jfix, the,-seoon4- reading of the Supromo Court of Judicature Ameaidment 'Act for Moiiday the 1Ae of -'OHiURto PATRONAGE IN SCOTLAND. -The Duke of RICHMOND- introduced a bill for the aolition ?? in Scotland,wiok was ?? Lordships andxread a-first, timle. . o .! _: ...

... SALFOUD TOW ?? The quarterly rueeting of the BIallor To, WaB held en Wednesday morning, at the Tor Q Mayor (Mr. Alderman Harweod) proddidng' ' In reply to Mr. M iiso', who kei ht was being made with the Broaghton Park, Mr%5e DAvIEs said the work was being p ' daU rapidly as possible, and he kopepl thftsaat summer it would be completed, or at any tIQ dvanaed as to admit of being used by the pt ...

... THE WEEKLY TIMES. MANCHESTER, . .. SATUILDAY, MAY 22, 1875. WAn alarms have subsided, but there remain the questions-who raised them? Pand who laid them P These are the topics of disotision at Berlin andelsewhere. TheideathattheEmperor of RUSSIA or Prince GORT8CHAKOFR said any. thing to dissuade the German Government from any warlike te p it wase disposed to take finds little acceptance in ...