... I .. AIARMING FIRE IN LONDON. At . quarter past ten c'clock on Saturdayi orning, whenthebnessof the dcty was comnteenciag, a very alarmlng fire broki cut on the prermisea of Mr. Vickers, an oil and colourrman, in Alderegateitreet, London, and from t'e nature of the oonflagwation it was at first feared that the censequesnes would prove muach more serious than they have, As it is, one poor boy ...

... I Thehl,,+A gi one WaU gpves by the Marobloneer of Osmende. at i!- ?? Caaio'o4 Weonesdy night, wars a truly balllant tr- the aungements of the cceelou wers on& meet nagnideent scale, and were attended with the moat 1moIS- ful. esuitt The great- plutue Gallery of the Catle was used aB the batllroom and dlled as It Was with animstedd groups of dancers, amongst whom the varied uniforma of ?? ...

... Lrgom outConrespondeut.) London, Tuesday. To-morrow Lord Claud Hamilton, the popular and intelligent member for Tyrone, will move for a return of land holdings valued at anti under five pounds yearly, distinguishing such as are under 5s,, ls., 20s., SOs,, 40s., 6Gs., S0s., and showing the average acreable quantity held by each class, in the following poor law unions in Ireland .- !Glentilt, ...

... mI:F MEDICAL COTMOIL.. ?? - . ?? - The Genera.1 Medical Conacil, which have >een, deliberating fob - some days, have received a co-m. munication from. Earl De Grey, Lord Presideat of the Fzriv Council, suggestingthat acon jointhboard should S establi ed for the examination and registration of med5 ial students, so as to obviate whatever evils may b e found to arise from the competition which ...

... MIUaTAIY PROMOTIONS AN EXCHANGmE i WAL OflOS, LONDON. P= S. 6t Regimentof DuagounGuarda-Captato Boboa:3e, irons the 4th ilustrs, to be Captain, rice W M N Kington, who wexchangef. W 4th Bsssres-Captain Witiam Mlles usirt Nlagton, from the 5th Dsagoon Guards, to be Captain, vice P.oaRsues, who echbgL g:s. 5th Lancers-Edward Christopher Baker. Qent, to be Cornet, bh purchaces, vice H S ...

... I THE HOSPITArLS OF ROME. I (From our SpediaE Correspondent) t FRome, January 19. ' The love of thy nkighbour is the second of the t two great Commandments that conetiute the law, as t laid down for man's observance by the Divine t Fonnder-of the Christian religion, and He himself declared it to be like ?? the first. It was, a therefore, naturally to be expected that in Rome, the s ...

... _*EDicAL Eporm. The Lamca has the following scheme of medical reform in anticipation of the action of Government in the matter, and diecuesion of the subject of the Medical Council :-Firstly, we want an efficient and complete examination to be passed by everyone entering the profession. Secondly, we want a body to supervise medical education and examination, and to register all those who pass ...

... I. IRISH BILLS IN PARLIAMENT. SPECIAL TELEGRAM. (From our Correspondent.) London, Friday Evening. In the Rouse of Lords to-day the Limerick and Ennis Railway Bill and the Limerick and Foynes Railway Bill were read a third time and passed. In the House of Commons the Belfast Gas Consumers' Bill was read a second time and ordered to be committed. POOR LAW RATING IN IRELAND. SPECIAL TELEGRAM. ...

... I THE BIRD'S Xssr -rjLL. TO THE EuITOR OF THE PRECKA5. SIB-Under the heading given above, in your imu preesion of lst Friday morning and evening, you inserted an articl frcm the Gaiway V7ndiistzo, &c., reflecting injuriously on the Birdsf N6et instltion in Kingstowin I therefore beg the favour of a place for the following letter, which I have sent to the editor of the Galuay Vindcor in ...

... NGRTH ;UlIQN-y~mvw y. J :J. W~'A3L q~ P. the chair' The othen goaidianstese t were-Mr. J3 M. HL yd- maen D.V. l.r-G. T'horpe' Mr. a wcour, Mr. J. D. li rP.Caro, Idr. ?? Arldni6 Mr.%3f Butte b- Capt. Lindsay, D.L J.P. P rIL Carte Mr. L- Flanagan, J.P. - Mr. M)AlzeilMr J Reilly, Mr. Kane Mr. b Mr, J.; Hsrr, M'r. 3. Dennis, Mr. W., foper J P. Dr. Bradyi.P. V.0.: Mr. P. OMalley, Mr. J H. hbomley. ...

... I . ADULTEMMO!q OF A At the Southern Police Court, before Mr. Dix and Mr. C. J. O'Donel, a large number of persons appeared on sum Ioses to answer the complaint ofthe Public Health Committee for selling as pure milk adulterated by the s&ition of water. MIdr. Norwood,L D., instructed by Mr. Rnnis, prosecuted on behalf of the Public Health Com- mittee ; and Mr. Philip Keogh, instructed by Mr. ...

... HOUSE OF COMOS-YESTERDAY. | ?? (By Press Association Tetegraph.) The Speaker took the chair at half-past twelve o'clock. THlE AYrITY TAX. Mr. 1 'Laren gave notice of his intention to crove the rejection of the Edinburgh Annuity Tax Abolition Bill. ThIE NORWUIC1 ELEVnION C'OM-16SiION. Mr. C. IV. Reade presented a petition from i!Mr. Orlando Denis l ay complaining of the report o' the N orwich ...