... I IMPEPI L PARLLAMENT. I hOUSE OF LODS. TUESDAY, FEBRU.APY 5. The Lord Obancellor took his seat at five o'clock. TBE SCOTOH LAW OF ENTAIL. The Duke of Argyll laid on the table a bill making alterations in the present jaw of entail in Scotland, especially in reference to facilities for improvement. The bill was read a first time. THE IMPORTATION OF LIVE STOOK. The Duke of RICHMOND gave notice ...

... I SPECIAL TELEGRAMS, &C. | In the Divorce Division, yeaterdsa, Colonel P^ Corrisg'ef the 11th regiment, obtainied Fa dl erce OD ?? the groond of his wife's adultery with Captain roort Ooller, of tbesame regimcenb. Urgent whips have been issued oa bath Aile for the expected division to-night en Mr. Trevelyan's motion for the equslidietion ot the borough and county franchise. A shird attempt to ...

... I SPECIAL TEMRAMS, &a. I A public funeral is to be glven to the ?? of the Rev. Dr. Duff in Edinburgh an Monday. The Wye sailed fronm Por)snoutii yesterday with a large cargo of stores for the Mediterranean. His excellency Musurus Pbhs, the Turkish ambassador, had an interview with Lord Derby at the Forelgn Office yesterday. The large mill of Meossr. Wilkinson and Co, carpet muanuactarers, ...

... TirmApooP LXX Irrurp. 8AL'US POPEU SUP. I ! PARLIAMENT. th, The House Occupiers' Disqualification rh Removal Bill was formally read a second I time in the Rouse of Lords yesterday, and i their lordships then adjourned. v;] In the House of Commons, several ques- in tions were asked bearing on the Eastern ne ,question. The Chancellor of the Exchequer, th in answer to the most important of them, ...

... THE CHARGE AGAINST MOIDAM i RACHEL. )88 Ise At Marlborough-strest police-court, on Saturday, m- before Mr. Newton, Sash Rachel Levison, better ead known asa Aladame Rahel, was broughr up in ire custody on a charge of obtaining by false and vn fraudulent pretences jewellery to the value of ed £200 from Mrs. Pearce, of nbury-atreet, a lady 24 he years of age. ne Mr. George Lewis, jun., conducted ...

... THE STRANDING OF THE DAVID HARRISON. A Board tf Trsde inquiry was opened at the pollee buildings in Dale ttret, yesterday, before lr. Raffle, the scipendiary magistrate, and Adiniral Powell. U.1., and Captsiu Harris, RN., nautical assessors, jnro the circumstances atterding the stranding of tbe Britidh nailing *blp David HarrloR. Mr. Tydalil represented fhe Board of Trade; Mr. Carr appeared ...

... I THE PATHS OF HONOUR AND I OF SHAME) The Bight Hon.W. B. Gladstone, in'the ensuing ?? number of the Nineteenth Century, contri- butes a paper with the above title, in the course of which he deals largely with the present war crisis. Speaking of the possibility of England going to war in support of Tarkey, he says- It may be esaumed that in a long and Intricate navigation we have now passed ...

... I TUESDAT, FEBRUARY 12. The chart represents the western eormtries of Europe and Norway to the coast of Poat g1a, and embraces rest Britain and ?? Isles. 1t aleo includes the North Bee or German (,eean, the BayofR eseythe Mediterganesn,the Atianl4e with the Englisb OhznnelBrlstol afunledad lrishbee. EXPLANATION. Thediretiontend force of thewind sre Z, -'sse nwTO drawn Ayin n the direcfton ...

... THE WELTHER. I MONDAY, FEBRUARlY 18. The ekaxt represents the wetern countries of Euyope end Norway to tbe coast of Prtaged, and embraces Great Britain ?? the Britisb Tales. it aleo include& the North Ses, or German Ocean, the Bay ot Biecay,the MediWeaneztbe Atlantio. with the Eangliph Ohhsvel.Bristol Obannol.and IvrbhSea. EXPLANATION. The ?? aod torce oft theb wina Aa ?? eoarrewa donwn dying ...

... YELPO-G CRITICISM. That a large majority of the House of Commons has been cajoled into a blind and unreasoning support of the Government in the present crisis by the astuteness of Lord BeaconEfield's appeal to their patriotism is obvious from the cockahoop tone which the Conservative speakers have begun to assume in the debate which is now proceeding. When the Tory chief speciously lays it ...

... LIVERPOOL WOUNCIL OF EDUCAUON. An importbut revision liCE been effected thi year in the cccditions under which the Liverpool Council of Educstion offer eeholsrships, grants, &o., to the public elementary zchools. Annexed re the point2, which are either FItogether new or m3difications of th-se in the schemes of former years:- 1. Tte chief condition of cominazpbion has al vaye been that the ...

... THE EASTERN CRISIS. I CREUTEWS TELEGRAMS.) I D CONCENTRATION OF RUSSIAN TROOPS. C ONe Tiza OPLE, F EBn . 1 9 . F . A coneiderablo conerctratiO n of Ruisean troops ft is being effected beyond Adrianople. C ONSTANTiNOPLt Fn. 20. - The Bussians are fortifying odeoStow. It The numberr of R ujsian treop? at T ohaldja is 2ci!,CO, but they are making uno to rtsar a mo7ement E b,3 ?? that place. 1E W4 ...