... IMPElRIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LOIlDS. FRIDAY, February 1. (PRESS ASSOCIAT ON TELEGRAfS,3J Their Lordships met at five o'clock. Reported Russiaar Advanco on Gallipoli -In reply to Lord Stratheden and Campbell, The Earl of Derby said Her ;Majeaty's Government had not heard of any recent advance on the part of the Russian forces in the direction of Gallipoli. The Armistice.-Replying to Earl ...

... THiE VOTE OF OREDIT. UPROARIOUS MEETING AT iPSwICIm. A publio meeting, convened by the Executive of the Liberal Association, was held in the Corn Exchange, lpswich. on WVednesday evening. Simply to say that unadi nity did not prevail would te putting the matter a good deal too mildly. During the time the mover of the first resolution, opposing the Vote of Credit, was speakitLw, expressions of ...

... 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, ...

... I*pMPRIAL PARLIAMENT. I HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAT. TBE AFFAIRS OF TURKEY. o .SiLi,; asked Lord Derby ohether, in the ?? rqfiial of the Porte to allow the British event Of the Dardanelles, ?? roviding for dleet event been given to the British aInmrl. that event ' said he could only answyer the question in Lord DERBI When the fleet 'went to the Daidanelles eral thate the Turkish offer commanding ...

... THE AFFAIRS OF AliR. JAMES LEECH. ADJOURNED MEETING OF CREDITORS. EXTRAORDINARY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. Yesterday afternoon, an adjourned meeting of the creditors of Mr. James Leech, whose affairs we referred to last week, was held at the Castle Inn, Market-place, in this town. The proceedings commenced soon after three o'clock, and were not concluded until nearly six. There was a numerous ...

... - BL A CHURN. BLA.CKBUR BURNEDn To DEATHo-Mr. Deputy Corone 3l hd an inquest at the Lord Howard Arms, A udl er leli hel touching the death of Mary Ann Sharpies YLlu Tuesday police-constable, residinag In Snapc-str~ee aghter of from the effects of burns received onatheprevioa3 edioi- It appeared that on Tuesday, the 22nd (If Jlu Alics Ferran, the sister of 'the deceasepiad~uarv Rr lgtd paraffin ...

... GZ3JE:AeT ;ZMAST TO POOE P-FPL-. s Fromnthe Xent aend Sussem '.Virnes.] It is no exaggeration to say that A scene such as wa witnessed in Maidstone was never seen in the town be- fore. It will be remembered that three weeks before Christmas last the Maillstone Board of Guardians passed a resolution to refuse the usual Christmas. dirier to all the able-bodied paupers in the workhouse who were ...

... : ;- . 2 l l i ?? EEkRIBLE ACCIDENT IN A PAR IS. |a( . ; ?? , TOTEL. 'a gu - THREI PERSONS KILLED. ' - wi *PAius% Sunday evening.-A terrible accident hh. : pened to day ih the Grand Hotel, Boulbvard deas. Capucinea. The lift of the left ataircse bvin lostite ?? balance 'by the fraoture ef the chair, boundeila'lp 'vith oan fe'rful 41ocity, orushing ngainst te' roof three perschdi Cc ,ir~d it, ...

... THE NEWY POPE. CAKRDINAL PECCI ELECTED. R OMEn, W~ednesday.-Cardinal Pccci haa bcen elected, and hee assumed the name of Leo XIII. .ROacB, Wednesday ?? a quarter past One |o'clock to-day, at a Lime when but fewv people were .pas~sing the Vatican, the door in the ground gallery of ;the Vatican ~asiliea was thrown open, and Cardinal .Caterini, the chief of the order of 'leicous, came for- |ward, ...

... WAREHOUSE, 183 UNION STREET. JAMES NEIL JJEGS respectfully to call attention to this FRESH - ARRIVAL HATS •FOR THE SEASON. JOHN C M L E 0 D, HATTEK, WOULD respectfully intimate that he haa got in and Fashionable Stock of NEW GOOD for the Season. DRESS HATS, Lower, Medium, and Fines Qualities, by most Celebrated London Makers. FRIT HATS, Soli and Stiffened, all the Newest Shapes. Also with ...

... William Brown, previously convicted thief, was sentenced to seven years’ penal servitude for having stolen piece of cloth from the door of a shop in Fountainbridge Street. ...

... A minute from the Police Board, desiring the Harbour Board to reconsider the sections in their new bills affecting the assessment for water purposes, was laid before the meeting. Mr Bruce objected to the provision in the bill for imposing a water rate of 2s 6d per fishing boat for the Police Board, on the ground that fisher families in paying large house rents, paid quite enough for water. A ...