... E I Q NT ,I TEHE CRISIS IN THE EAST.--The negotiations for the pro- posed Congress have come to a dead lock, owing to Russia having refused England's request that the terms or the Treaty of Peace shou ...

... 3 ~ ~ ~ Ei, THE EASTERN QITESTIoN.--ThoughtheBerlin Congress has not brought its labours to a close so soon as had been hoped, the members have been working hard, and the sittings have been more frequ ...

... FRANCE.-The supplementary elections to the Chamber of Deputies on Sunday resulted in the re- turn of 10 Republican and four Conservative candi- dates. The latter,. including the Duke de Laroche- foucauld-Bisaccia, had already been returned, but their elections were quashed by the Chamber. Three secund ballotings will be necessary. ITALY.-The coronation of Pope Leo X1IL. was celebrated on ...

... fI1PERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORIDS.MNRY GREECE -AN]) THE CONGRESS. ford GliON'iLL aske~d Lorli Derby whether he could ail. cttetjiieit. which he rec~arded ats satceisfatory, rboll thelutijentphail d that Grenecei ob CiGtieruonicgrcessabout to becoflViivl. -Lord r~iiesctctd tht h colld confirm, that statement. IiEIIOO~fANBOARD OF WORKS. xo'dti~lliliOON oveil the second ?? of the Alcuoohln ...

... THE GAILDEN.-BY NBI. W. EALEY. IJ SEASONABLE GARDENING FOR THE WEEK ENDING FEBRtUARY 16. The seitson bas now arrived when amateurs may readily force all kinds of plants, and in structures but moderately heated. From some ?? caulse in the economy of vegetation, or nature, o linid of hardy plants, and we may in- clude som -hardy sittbecr s ton, will force nearly. no readily during mild wvinters, ...

... - _1 -_l !-IL An Tuesday being tle asnivel6atly of the birth ot Slkapere, ite t dly qitiet town of Stratford-on- Aes Wl ssasna~is quite gay, ald flags were dtiplayetl il the plti iltal streets, frotn the town ball, the ea thea;te, anid all thie public buildings. A large icouse of visits sante in. The first business of tlhe ci.tv was a meeting of ?? club at the ?? haill, it which Mr. J. J. ...

... FIRES IN THE |ET R~pTI I (From our Special Sundlay editi(,s,, ,, l ujs to Saturdaymnornin' 5'7f, ?? 0 metropolis duringths weokaczaiaa~t 19 lirreq 'week and30in theciorresp6andisg p5~iraj~ Captain 81mw reports the fellost, ' t causes of the outbreks - igtsO defects in duos 4, tife2Itlr0 of gaslight 1, sprta'ai l'1151 bracket I., overheaofsve12 ?? 1. In 11 caiseethoaosoel Two fa~ge alarmas wr ...

... LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWSPAPER. v _ ?? .. I The death of Maria Christina-la Mala (the wicked one) as the Spaniards once dubbed her-will recall to many who have passed the prime of life a time when the doings of the Carlists and the Christinos filled the public mind with horror; or to a more recent period when the Spanish marriages brought England and France to the brink of war. Men who have ...

... THE BUTCHER'S BILL DEBATE, The time which the House of Commons has given to the Cattle Diseases Bill has most assuredly not been thrown away. In the course of it the prominent speakers of the Liberal party, the metropo- litau members jealous guardians of the poor man's Sunday joint, and uncompromising Free-traders wvho could look upon the spread of cattle disease with more sustained erluani- ...

... I THE PPO VINOES- ?? . - A - AMAPSHIHRE.-HORRIBOLE A}FATE.-A ,hooking occurrence et Bournetouth has caused a great sensation in the town. At a late hour on Monday night Sarah Trow- bridee, wife of a Bournemouth gardener, named Henry Trowbridge, took a table knife and cut her infant's throat, severing the windpipe and main arteries on the right side. When the deed was discovered the woman was ...

... OUR READERS WILL DE IINTERESTED TO LEARN TA. THE SALE OF LLOYD'S ;NEWSPAPER Dunna T'E YEA3s 1877 Reached a Total of TWENTY-EIGHT MILLION, ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY- EIGHT THOUSAND, TWO HUNDRED & THIRTY-FOUR COPIES. LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWSPAPER. I Russophiles are a strange set. Russia having courteously rejected the mediation of England for the restoration of peace be- tween her and Turkey, ...

... THE QUEEN AND 1 Her Majesty and Prin--- ..Ai IILY. cas~tle sh~ortly _beforeegh 'cokoni as ing. The royal train ?? afternoon, and 'the Quee duovein ?? Tyssiver toBalnmoral, notwithstanding ~lopen arijacs whit wihsow ln a bitterly c ld ivasbill ra iug from the northa-west. cod in W The Prince anti Princess of Wvales leftshi, nine o'clock on Thureday niight, and ar Pri et Victoria station at a ...