... EI.AST SOULCOATES CONSERVATIVE CLUB. I IANNUAL DINNER,. The mombers of this club held their annual dinner on TIseSday evening, at Tiger No. 5. A substantial repast, pruviled by Mr. J. Jennings, was sat down to be ab)out sixty or seventy persons. The chair waS oCsis- pied by th e President, Mr. C. w. lriggs, and the vice- chair by Mir. T. Reed. There were present Councillors Fryer and Eviep-ton ...

... ing are the -latest , prime of t e p io p i Stock mn Do. 'eruities:- f-cosols 95k to 95* frM ne,1201. fo1EF rme account. New and Reduced Thr'ee M) 9ito 9 Eiforque Bills for March,)Stc per-cam dit, r junie, 12 to 17 preDm. Jndia'. no. I tok 1va Cent5. 1014 to lj04%; ditto Fouar per. Do. ctnt& 100% tor 10;and ditto Bonds 28s. to 335. -Prem.v-, no0. jts.1c0 Itoean Stok hu; etropolitan Boardl. ...

... I Housn OF CoemnoNs, Wednesday. The Select Committee appointed to consider the merits of this bill-the Northern Extension scheme-resumed their inquiry to-day in Room No. 1. Mr. O'REiLLY pre. sided, and the Committee present were Mr. Hayter, Mr. Tremayne, and Colonel Digby. Mr. PoPn, Q.0., opened the case for the representatives of the Tirit Navigation above Gainsborongh, who oppose the line ...

... -. -C-raiv^h li++tl --n rado --Aa - -l- Comparatively little progress was made yesterday in the work of unloosening the sails from the masts of the sunken vessel. The Manly and the Grinder went out of harbour in the morning to the wreck, but in' consequence of the chopped state of the sea they were unable to. proceed with the work, and returned into harbour shortly after mid.day. The Grinder ...

... THE ILEE)S MERCURY. THE DUCHESS OF EDINBUAGII returned to Ze ?? yesterday from Palermo, in the ironclad toMinotaur. as TimnE Korninq Post publishes a tdlegraphio ill account of an interview between GISENtAL GirIzA and PRINCE GORTSCHArOFFI in which the latter said that e- the decision of Rassia with roferenice to Bessarabia d. was unalterable and that if Roumnuuia would not give es way, Eassia ...

... IyOTOR EUGO'S NEW Aft. FloEd ova ofx ConUoD~iEi.) PAmr, Wednesday. The secoid volume of The History of a Crinme; has Just appeared, after a delay of. more than three months, is having been originally announced for the 2nd of December, the anniversary of the (oup d'itat. Times had changed, however, since the publication of the 'work -was resolved upon, which made itsr non-appearancs at the ...

... ;GE1tERAL FOREIGN NEWTLi (REUrnl's TFLEorAMS.) FRANCE. VEnRsAILts, Friday Evening.-Iu to-day's sitting of the Senate, the Estirnates of the Minittry of Marine and the Department of Fine Arts were adopted. The House agreed to an amendment of 1M. do Kerd iel, reinstatinglin the Naval Estimates the grant which had been struck out by the Chamber of Deputies for the post of Chaplaiu-in- Chief to ...

... BRADF'ORD SGROUL BOARD. * *1-n ?? O 4 ?? Ad _. - _ _ _A I -- At the usual fortnightly meeting of the board yester. day ?? 'Ald. LAW presided. SoLoors' A'ATnriNDAns.-A communication from the Birmingham School Board asked the Bradford Board to join in a memorial to the Department praying that tile requirements of a definite number of attendances -by Scholars as a condition of presentation for ...

... THE PBIN1B OF wALES AT LLWCOLN. -ested,the Prince of Wales came down from- JAaldoitotlidcopa sbire lte on Monday evening for the. ,crrpes of being present at the race meeting 1is Royal hihesi the guest of Mr. H., Chaplin, M.P., So Well iignes ?? the turf, and more recently too his intenoS 5soiity to Mr. Gladstone. Yeterday the prince Of W81es, end the par Ytyoron]une al rrere driven in a ior ...

... WEATHER CHART, LABuS 23. The chars represents the western countries of Europe from Norway to the coast of Portugal, and embraces-1 Great Britain and the British Isles. It also ineludes the North Sea or German . Ocean, the Bay o0 Bismay, the. Mediterranean. the Atlantio. with the ]3nglish Channel, S Bristol Channel. and Iria Se a. III fi a s_ _l 10 96 0 ali5 Fs I u Iln i7 nrJ.BLUA tldkLL1 A' .L ...

... tTIEJ TURKISH QUESTION1 1. ; ?? -Ii ir . THE TREATY( OF PEA.CE. (SPECIAL TELEGD3AL T'IOM OURl OWIl CORRE5PoflNDY.T) 0 ' ?? F'riday' Night. an it Comilbnits on'the Treaty ar slgt Th dtalS 51 dexcite little surprise. The Bi6punblique .Frangalse: to is judges it severe'ly. The Temps remarks that the - mE it non-granting -of a seaport to MontenegrQ appears a I II0 Pr isconcession to Austria. The ...

... RAILWAY ACCIDENT NEAR MARN8TLy. -Yesterday the adjourned inquest was held atthi n. Yesterday the adjourned inquest was hold at thb R Oak Inn, Platte Common, before Mr. Wightinan C . touching the death of George Jackaon, aged 3Uorin't driver on the Manchester, Sheffleld, anj Lnclir0 Railway, who resided at Swinton, and had Sinceief at the Sheffield Infirmary; Daniel Barton 3 c man, but ...