... PARLIAAIENTAR Y REVIEW. HOUSE OF LORDS. IN the House of Lords last night, Lord Cork gave notice, on behalf of lord Halifax, that on Monday he would move a resolution in substitution for that of the Secretary of State for India in the following terms ?? That, while we are ready to consent to provide the means necessary to bring the war in which we are unhappily engaged to a safe and honour- ...

... 'A correspondent of the Daily NVews has opportunely discovered that in crying Perish India !I Mr. Freeman was merely plagiarizing from Robespierre. That most humane of men said, Prissent les colonies, s'il doit nous en cotter notre honneur I A good many others perished in order to satisfy Robespierre's ideas of honour; and perhaps Mr. Freeman may not feel so pleased as the correspondent ...

... PARIS, T'wIs1g IT is gathered from M. Gambetta's discourse to the commercial travellers hat he has no intention of assuming the cares and responsibilities of office at least for the present. But should M. Dufaure be placed in a minority on any of the questions which figure on the programme of the Advanced Liberals, Marshal MacMahon might call upon M. Gambetta to form a Ministry, and it would ...

... - - . . . - . I _ _ . _ Thne report of the occupation of Jellalabad by the British is not confirmed; but a telegram from the Viceroy states that General Browne commenced his n1 aich to that place on Tuesday, and hopes to reach it to-morrow. The .Y/r;;7ad's. special correspondent with General Roberts's column telegraphs that the runishircnt of the Mangals who fired on the baggage convoy is ...

... Effid Obtiliffald tltwd. THE WAR IN AFGHANISTAN. I ee follovwing despatch from the Viceroy, dated December 3, has been Icceived at the India Office No Gistml anccs reportcd from Klhyber Pass to-day. Authentic intelligence received I lalal ad is cNacated. No troops nearer than Cabul. Stewart at Kirta (Kistah?) v, Itt niucnsiidl)c( on I l)cemnler r tiwo miles fromi Pewar Kotal,-to give tioops ...

... em - A- a. ?? r{ o.- - -,-r - -- rl- - The Hong Kong Daily Press, of October 20, refers as follows to a new Tebellion which it states has broken cut in the province of Kwang-si:- It appears that the Brigadier-General Li Yung-choi, who is at the head of the insur- rection, is a disappointed office-seeker. Enraged at not receiving some appointment he expected, he has sold his landed and other ...

... URPGENT complaints have been made during the last year or two as to the present appropriation of the medical endowments of the University of Oxford. The British Medical Journal has led the way with a series of articles on The Lost Medical School; and in those articles and in an address on the same subject by Professor Ray Lankester, M.D., statements are made of so strong a character that ...

... FIRST EDITION, 2.30 p.m. OFFICIAL DESPATCHES. -I he following despatches have been sent to us from the India Office for (From Viceroy, ist of December, 1878, 3.45 P.M.) Cavagnari reports from Jumrood, Abdullah Mir reported to have left the malcontents. Party attempted to interrupt communications again in pass, and were easily dispersed by our troops. BidduIph reconnoitring in Pisheen Valley ...

... RUSSIAN PROGRESS TOWARDS COANSTAN- TINOPLE. TiE second of two very interesting articles on the Evolutions of the Eastern Problem, contributed by M. Julian Klaczko to the Revue des Deux MOondes, deals almost exclusively with the part played by Russia in Turkish affairs from Peter the Great's time until the present day. Some half- dozen centuries before the Muscovite Czarate came into ...

... FIRST EDITION, 2.30 p.m. ADMINISTRATIVTE CHANGES IN RUSSIA. ST. l'LTEiuIUG(, ?? . 23.-It is expeted that Gen ral Miuitie will shoitly resign lhis Vost as Minister of War, being succeeded by General 0OirnAtd (I fi ard it is also stated that Privy Council'or Flamatina, who has hitheito heid' the post of first assistant of the Minister of Finance, will be replaced t M. Robetto or M. Lauansky, ...

... W., IN AIGHAN- ISTA-N. ADVANCE OF GENERpAL ROBERTS. MORE FIG:TING. The news from the seat of war is in some respects favorrable, in others the reverse, and as all reports axe subjected to the supervision of general and other officers, they are.not entirely reliable, and, of course, the best face is put upon all things. It is certain, however that our ] convoys have been again attacked, and, ...

... NOR MM Wr T3RMI1cs:U SSM lax, 107. BY MR. GLINNY. (Hditor'd -Glc=ev Illustrated Garden Almack,') OUR WEEKLY CALENDAR. rirs grrc G.ASOT. Annuals in Pots.-Those who are anxious for an early spring tsplay -f blossoms generally take some pains to preserve a bew autmna-sown annuals in Pts, either sowing for the pur. Joef or tsadng up from the rders some of those whih are JsJI-growf. They should he ...