... THE POLICY OF BRIT' Last night a crowded meetigg was held at the Vestry Hall King's roa4 Uietsea-Sir G. CaT'om Taz 'bell, ZN.P., prsdig-t3&i the opinion of the daya :nbdbi tants of the borough as Chelsea on tdiscourse tivust they desired their mneinibrs to take in regard to the cal I. Eastern QUestiOn.' The chairman said the ques- wbat( tion they had met .o discuss eas a most important know ...

... THE1 REPRESENTATION OF GREENOCK. rSIR JAMIES FERC4USSON IN dineILRS The Conservative candidate, the Righlt Hon. Sir iany' a James Ferguseon, Bert., last night addressed a mflZ~ 1,seconds meeting Of the electors of the First Ward Lin car ~e Crawfurdshur-n Public School-rocim. There -asS ,o good attendance, and Mr John Scott, yr, ?? s, called to the chair, and briefly introduced addi ?? Sir ...

... THE MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF AN AMERICAN DOOUOR. I In connection with the strange disappearance h of an Anerican physician, the circumstances of to which were given in yesterday's Herald, we tu have learned, as the result of further inquiries, that the case is involved in even greater mystery than was at first apparent. As to the sudden dis- ...

... THE PPJNCE OF WALES' VISIT TO TE I DUKE OF HAMILTOL n (FRO( M OUP. OWN COPRRSPONDEST.) d Hamilton, Monday Night. TaE illustrious company at present gracing with! their presence the Hamilton Ducal Palace was, to-day augmented by the arrival of His Imperial y Highness Prince Rudolph, the Crown Prince of Austria, and his suite. The Crown Prince, who had been on a visit to Her Majesty the Queen 9, ...

... iA public, meeting of the inhabitan-ts of Aberdeen, to advocate the maintenance by Britain of a policy - Iof strict neutrality, called by the Lord Provost on a rquisi iun, presented to'him. by a numbner of ithe *1ladn !itzn, was held in the Music Hall last 11pre Inight. ?? ha' presenat. TheLord Provost,v whoo.resided, saidhehaid no hesitation hn calling the mresting. He felt that bar thle ...

... . Af=r~4a - ===sO 1: ?? one Tele.rapr-ung on sun,dv:: - CVc, + j2ttlen it5 P1IOflSlka a ?? a3~o-$ Lei wasloeeZaiD Oi C : en ;° - lea * CJucIl szyvpcnnp*id v_ c a .. - t e'apte r W C i la DC.;.chiv IatC ?? ted of ?? i;tn .atvn.rwaj h ?? j, ' Order ofie -iatb, .na . .t L.e - ?? ?? I-eid ?? Vain'- urd-r of ta4 .cS of na'Cc1'~ ich aira r OI e-oc : nii ?? that o' r e }ed' 1G o.I-.ntue aizotA; e ...

... impEERIAL PARLIAMENT. 'r~ei LcrdshfpU met shortly before fiv~e o'clock. EIjiMLU1NGIIAM' A-ND BRITISH NECTEAkL ITY. tcd STE ad SELE, in the unavoidablel ciweorof ?? a petition fromn )Javz-! and Coun,1cil of the bornogh of Birinlnog- '5 ha a strict nenoertlity may be t nta s, e ountry in the s~tr -gle now 1, the Latsit ?? ME mNN loved the first! ;abiliifor amending the toode ofelecting! >1 ?? ...

... CON:VERSAZIONE LN THE ATHEN-~1 I Last- eening, a eonverearone was held in the I re-, hell, oi h Athenaeum, Ingr-.sn Street, when there it was a large attendlance, of ladies and gentlemen. i While theauidience was assembling anoverturfe and Inlt andci swrepla&yed by the band of Messrs Adams, ~ adrefreshments were served in the aide-rooms,. Thereafter the oratorical pact of the conversaxionle ...

... i SUTHE ?? ITHE ARMISTICE NEGOTIATIOM, FIGOUING STILL GOINTG OS.. sTE&AL TE LSGORAZS. Constantinople, Monday, Jannart Up to the present time there has been no fresh communnicition from the delegates, and the Porte does not know whether au armsuice has or has not been signed. This uncertainty ...

... Osborne, January 11. The Queen and Princess Beatrice drove out yesterday afternoon, attended by the Dowager- Marchioness of Ely. His Imperial Highness the Crown Prince of L Austria, Archduke Rudolph, with Count Beust, I the Austro-Hungarian Ambassador, arrived at t Osborne yesterday with His Royal Highness the I Duke of Connaught. Her Majesty's dinner party included Princess Beatrice, the ...

... PAr-LLAMIEN-,TALRY BILLS. Several of the bills introduced this session by private members have been printed. Thie bill brought in by Sir George Baifour to abolish the landlrr-s hypothec for reut anid for privileged or prefern'cle debts consists of only one clause to the 1 folinowillu ?? | 'mrom a3nt altsr thie ?? of this Act ?? lanll ud& n potitee for rent solkl cease and deter-- Inin ; aic ...

... ?? v g I0 tra lj FRIDAYt -bOFNLNG, JAN-v~k.y 18. I ?xrliarnento ?? by Commission vester-. day alterlioon, 'vwiill the interest taken ill the . ' fee larce attendance cav aicorlnoon, ?? - evet ws ~aniestcd by the large attenrtanree a! members of both d~~ouses and of the pubic.bhe TChe Qaeca's Speech, which war, read by the ~a Lo~rd Chancellor, Commnieices by explaining- that Cu tsue object for ...