... I THEWEEK'S STO9RY OF FARL&MENT. I LONDOON, MONDAY EVXIM4. , There'was a very good House to-night, in expectation, no doubt, of a Ministerial etatement from the Chan- cellor of. tho ExcBhequer in regaid to the course of public business. No sub Etstement was, however, mado, and muoh to the general regret, the right hon. gentleman was not euffloiently recovered from his recent accident to be ...

... - 5 r: ?? .1 Colonel Cameron, Inspeetor G'dneral of the Ordnance Survey, died at Southamptrin on Monday. Lord Cowper was on M'onday elected chairman of the HeIrtfordehire quarter see rIone, vice Lord Salis- bury, resigned. Mrs, Clara L. Balfour diea on Tuesday at her residence in Croydon, in dr seventieth year. She Was well known as a write* ud lecturer on temperance and other subjeots, The ...

... The ordinary monthly meeting of the oity of Mans chester School Board was held on Monday. in the Board- room, Cross-street; Mr. Herbert Birley presiding. RESIGNATION OF ltF. ANDERTON. Upon the acceptance of the resignation of Mr. George 'Anderton, a m ember of the Board, in conneotion with the general purposes committee's minutes, The CHAIMnAN movedL, That, in accepting the resig- n ration ...

... rTREATY OBERLIN. qhe text of the Berlin Troaty was officially bd 0nTuesday, Accompanyingthedoott- blie ad espatoh from the Marquie of So.. rnent Is the Hjome Secretary, in which his Lvrd totates the objections of the Government 5biP reste of San Stefano, as set forth in his to the f April 1, and points out the extent to 011,~b they were sustained by the action of the ,I&C t So far, he says, it ...

... The Fernley Lecture, on tbie foundation of the late Mr. John Fernley, of Soathport, was delivered on Monday in Eastbrook Chapel, Bradford, to an im. menee audience. The chapel, one of the largest in Methodism, was crowded te excess, evfry available ?? beingoccupied. The subjeot of the lecture ia the docrite of eternal punishment, and was full of intereat not only to the ministers but to the ...

... THE, FATAL FIRE IN MO'UGHTC.I ?? ?? N. I The adjourned inquest oa the bodies of Ma~ry Furphy, b 13, Tom Furphy, II, and Hugh Farphy, 3k;v who died from injuries received at a fire in Lower Brbughton on Sunday week last, was held on Wednesday at the Irwell InnGreat Clowes-street, Lower Broughton, before Mr. F. Prioo, distriot coroner. Amongst th6oa present were Captain Torrens (Chief Constable ...

... I ADULTERATION OF VIOLET POWDER. | At the Salford Borough Police Court, yesterday, before Mr. C. L. Clare, Mr. W. W. 'Goulden, and Mr. J. Lowcook, Mr. Edward Brooks, chemist and: druggist, Cross Lane, and Messrs. Gill and Son, chemists and druggists, Broad-street, Pendleton, were summoned under the Sale of Food and Drugs Act, 1875, for having sold a certain drug, to wit, violbt powder, which ...

... A public meeting of the citizens of Manchester waa E held on Thursday, in the large room of the Town HEll, Albert Square, for the purpose of expressing an opinion on the provisions of the Contagious Diseases (Anin l) Bill now before Parliament, and of taking such dction in reference thereto as might be deemed desirable, The meeting had been convened by the Mayor (Ir. Alderman Grundy), who ...

... ag goAN@M. . of an art museum a 111 la °' of Nottingham q 4lA event the im- ;. techto ?? town itght wall jstify ex- e i a t nd spacial display, and it was d I thiit the, inhabitants should desire to have to a tteir enterprise, marked by what in the ' e regarded wa sign of the especial wh 1li dty of any public undertaking-the hoe 50 yalty at the opening ceremony. Con- aff i3 0° wish ?? so ...

... I AF3T NEWS. TJIE CONGRESS. VIrTNNA, THURSDAY EVENING. plowng telegram from Berlin of to-day's fie Wsblhed by the Political Correspondence eaigps drmnitg question has been arranged yay that no Turkish hypothecated touched, land that the indemnity 4,ertS ay be discharged by a cession Tile questions relating to thenavigation JpDinu be have been in a great measure ?? but the diffieulties in ...

... FATAL FIRE IN BROUGH>l, Shortly after one o'cloek on Sunday morninginform tion was received at the dalford fire station that a fire bad broken out in some shops in Great Cloweesetreet, Lower Broughton. The brigade at once proceeded to the spot, and upon arrivilg found the property-whicj was occupied by Win. Saunders, provision dealer, Jas. Furphy, boot and shoe maker, and William Skerratt ...

... 'VjI@GN TELEGRAMS. To AUSTRIAN OCCUPATION. , IENNA, FRIDAY. ,teftence from Brod, received here to-day, testhat General Phillipovitoh,the commander- hief of the army of oocupation for Bosnia, ,. terday received a Turkiqh deputation from Ps ent and Turkis Brod, who expressed to the cerot the anxiety at present felt by the Daometan population for their lives, pro. hry and religious liberty. At ...