... T1 E CNO ?? ?? AND) Nl;E I I~ ~ I(UES~ The st ?? mide bv the Othxncellor Of I hle Itacheqlue last night, in moving trh vote of tIKIU0,1 i0) fur military arid naval cuciiI.gencies, is the case for frie decelnce oF the e.ster!] policy of the t'overnmnet. rf an ?niiegj4I;tew a ved:'cculd oe nsepdirect to tlhe conls-ihuallies, inlstead oir to a ffousi ot Coram'iis whu'nh does riot represent tha ...

... THE KIRKIIILL PUBLIC SCHOOL, NICG. ke nig to RiSOrUTION TO APl'Y TO PYAILTAMENT. att u°r On ucseday afternotin a meet(ing of the School Board V11 ti, of the parish of Nigg was held within the ofice of tho il Ur clerk, Mr M'Lcnnanl, 4S King Strcet-Mlr P. Qooper, a1o Ys chairman of the Board, presiding. see The chief business before the meeting was to receive oil) and dispose of n ...

... .t z I d the IaI The House.of Commons met yesterday soon after half-past twelve o'clock. 0laptain Bedford Pim gave notice of. a resolution, on Aoing into Committee 'of Supply-on: the Vote of Credit, in favour of warlike action on 'the part of the Govern- ment. , r. Ashley moved.'the. second reading of the Criminal Law Evidence Amendment ill, which, after some debate, was read a second time by ...

... THE COURT, OSBOR.Ns, JANUARY 29 -Her Majesty- walked. out this morning with the DowagerlMarchionesa of Ely. Princess Beatrice, attended by Mdlle. Norell, walked out, Prince Leopold drove oat, at- tended by the Hon. A. Yorke. The Duke of Rieh- mond and Gordon arrived yesterday at OsboreD, and had an audience of her Majesty, and after. wards had the honour of being included in the Queen's dinner ...

... THE NEUTRALITY AGITATION. The Sunderland Town Council, at a mreeting held yesterday, passed a motion df claring in favour of the policy of strict non-intervention in the pre. sent war, and protesting ac ainst the proposed vote of £G,000,000 as uonec.-ssary, and calculahed to lead rather to war than peace. At a public meetinfg of citizens, held in G'asgow, a motion was carried by an ...

... - Taesdby.—Ifis announced that it is the iiitenHon to open Parliament ^ON. The fro. THE Throne is looked lo eager bcauae it IS that IF TFIR esplain. in cleac- terms, the polfcy el Gejaasny, but also, in ;|P KMSTU-S. THAI of Auswia. !LQ ^OTXTRNMSS-II. TSTH EF (SSIAAAUY and Austria CLG. VTJIDETD?OOD {/• (?eckledly opposed to tlie IVL)> °'! TO mouths Q* the DASIUBE. H-J. C011S^3 IE WS«% ...

... LOCAL BIIJJ& BEFORE PARLIAMENT. TBE I'.XAMIRTP'RG of Standiug Order I'rooSs of the House of Commons £ IEARD evidence yesterday in support of private lUlÙ IN the case of the Cardiff Road fm Bridge, the Standing Or jars were complies with. i TVie Swansoa, Improvement and Tramways Bill wax Opposed tjefore Mr Robinson, wbo juo.rgnsrr^ ...

... SocTH AMERICAN MissioNARy SocisTY.—The annual meeting of the Cardiff auxiliary to the above society was held last evening, at the St John's schoolroom, Crock- herbtown. In the absence of the Vicar, the Rev Mr Russell, one of the curates of St. John's parish, presided. The attendance was very limited. The hon. secretary, Mr G. F. Webb, read the report of the Cardiff auxiliary. It regretted the ...

... LATEN : . S. 7 I tl LO~~DON~~' ?? e tl'eeman Office, 211 Strand,; London,F I *'*'- * -~~5'J 5*4 .5 ~ A 5 I am offlijialy infornied that the Queen wan gracionu~ d dt'peshe ?? the vacant Gaiter on the 1Earl of IBeaconsficld, but the offer: *en,.wtb hxet' Majeit&a permiel~ do clined., *A paragrap'h2 .in thei- Lontdo~u ?? ofV the Ifia ilta -(if , ~ yesi4i'ha~y. in conju notion with- tso~ ...

... Paz I I I ?? ,I keliie-m ?? . ?? - DUBLIN:: TIlURSDAY, JTA. Si, 187& - .. 'The ;froman', Jourimi iay D, e obtained in Londori on rle Even- ing of i~blication at Messrs. nSmi.' and Son'aBookstalla,Eu8toai Sttfil; from Mr; Jixnaron, ,evvesveirio Obaiing-cross Post-office, Mr. Camp ?? 31 , Hatton Wall; 't London Office, 211 Strand; and ?? following- day from W. Everett ana .. So, ?? Exchange ...

... ? - 1? ?? m (1 t?lt fA I i 1? - -1, - i . - ?k ! .. t The umsW ',qekl i g6', Of th~thn~wj jdt&~r.t Thb 6tW i r f twere-L - Mr 3 WhT'±e PJ eyrnla'MAO Ryder MN ~tnne WWIT Mr heln, Mr j Tokel~j~lem glo.Mr G Mamiane, -Mz W .NlIy,. °Mr J. X Mi& gJlitly, Mr M Butterly,! STATV-O?. TE HOAUiiB , Number, rernaibi ig. f in ' th Mee, on Satur- day, U~~h. jn,&4~uringthej yOQ1U ; rem n, e 2,157; onfldrep ...

... THE EASTERN CRISIS. The Times remarks that the anxious suspense of the last few days with respect to the immediate course of affairs in the East still continues. Everywhere, in short, there are to be discerned a suspicion of opinion, a grave anxiety respecting the immediate course of events, and a vigilant attitude of observation. All the movements of other Powers are sup- posed to be so many ...