... In the House of Commons, yesterday, after a prolonged discussion upon new clauses anid amend- ments, the University Education (Ireland) Bill passed through Committee. The report will be taken to-morrow. Some bills were advanced a stage, and the House adjourned at six o'clock.. Ills Royal Highness the Duke of EDn\DuRnen, K.G., second son of the QUEEN, and son-in-law of the LEmperor of RussIm, ...

... The United Service Gazette is glad tobe able to announce that the lames of Lieuts. Toigininorith Al01vill and Nevill j J. A, Coghill, of the 24thl Foot, will Rlipear in an earlyi s cipints of the Victoriat Cross, in recognition of thidevoted valour sbown by them in endeavouring to ! eoitheir reginent. This is the first occa- sion on whichl the eross lies been bestowed on dead heroes, though ...

... Shaftesbury AL rdean Iav The Earl of Sbfebrand the Earl of ?? joined the ?? George Smith of Coalville Fund Corn iaittee. An engineer's litter namned Aes-gll was finedI £10. At! Dartforri Ilent), on Saturday, for Assaulting end ititimi-I Idating a sson-linionist, Di?1. BRADY'S 1fnALTir.-Tlere was a slight change for fithe better' ie Dr. Brad(y's condition) yesterday. The. statemlent thiat hle ...

... TFIE CAPE & AIL. C Alletoter's telegram from Plymoutih rives the following smnimary of tboe new8 brought by tie Cape mail of the tlth of December:-- iMlr. C. Blrownlee, late Sccrctary, anti Mr. Joln Shep- 0 stono, Assistant i;ccretary for Native Affairs in Natal, - accompanied by Colonel Walker and Irlesser. Fyin and I Iyncy, were tire becares of tde High Commissioner's message to Uetewayo, ...

... WEST BROMWICH IMPROVEMENT cohmissiONEiES. A meeting of this Board was held yesterday; M'r. T, I Lloyd in the chair pro tems. -The Cleric reported that Messrs. Reuben Farley. Samuel Roberts, John Peters, and Thomas Rolaison, the'four retiring Commissioners, had been re-elected ne'mbers of the Board.-Mr. Fieldnmoved the re-election of h r. Reuben Farley as chairman for the ensuing year. This was ...

... CIANGES IN ROMAN IA'IIOLTO t ?? outcon3e of thio recont Confereneo of ?? C~t;lic dignitrei. particetlars liave been imblislwd DSto C10i ol o ef cmitonmphatod olanges in tilhe oinan Catholic D of this country. The chalnges will Prineilally ctl turrito'll, J-iFjuisdiction. ?? elioceso of ord !d leso t io distriets of LA1,liey illanl ]Jlahelbura, 'I Chvill lie adlded to the seo of Liverpool; nnd ...

... LATEST NEWSo.I _- . LReutfe-'s Telegrams, per press Associetios.] p ENGLAND AND THE PORTE. CONSTANTINOPLE, NOVEMBER 4 (Night). The ngitation at the palace is unabated. The belief is d prevalent that thatlmou d Nedim Paoha will bo uiheld in c his position by tho Sultan, but that the Ministry will at o once resolutely carry out tho reforms demanded- by Eng- v land. D It is proposed to appoint a ...

... Dr. Ehanezer Henderson, ?? died err Sunday night, at Aliuckatrt, near DunfaLrlinew, aged 711. The man Harman, charged en his own confession with the murder of the old roan Grimes, a.t Partonr, near Swindon, in 1874, was yesterday remanded till Mlonday i next,I FJRESSENTATrON To LORD GALjWAY.-Lord Galway, AuP., wees presenlted yesterday, by the Earl of Scar- Iborough, enl behalf of Itire ...

... GLEANING.S. Eight hundred glovemrakers at Naples have stracl: for higher wages. An oveniug paper allogos that German cavalry agents are purchasitig numerous boh;see in Normandy. The lrince of Walos's attempt to noelimnatise Scottish grouse upon 'is Sandringham estate hat failed, Two tradesmen at Shefbield were, n OWednesday, fined £5. each for selling patent medicines without a license, C(unt ...

... e [Btu fey's Terqroms, pjer Press I ssocivtioe.] THE DUKE OF CUMBERLAND. COPE, NHAGXN, OCTOBER 20. TboD~tqbead dttooday statesthatte Dukeof Camberland contemplates definitely renouncing his claims to the throne ti of Hanover. n THE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA. ST. PETERSBURG, OcqoxER 19, The Emperor is stated to have originally arranged to leave Livadla at the end of this 'week for Cannes, and il remain ...

... [BESS ASSOCTiION TELEbGRAMS.1 11OUSE OF LORDS. Their Lordships met at five o'clock. AFFAIRS IN SOUTH AFRICA. Lord CA .raPRDOcNvssw gave notice, on belif of the Mitrquis of Lansdowno, that ho lroposes to add to bis resolution for to-morrow evening the following words:- And this Hlorse regrets that after the censure passed upon the High Coommissioner by her Majesty's Government it. the ...

... 'Thie annual rireeting of the memliers of this society ?? yesterday, at t 11 c a ?? I ?? c, Qu cc 'sCollege, IlirmingliaLI Mr. Waticirs Williarirs (president) sresilding. There were also prescnt ilicesrs. Agar, Sawyer, Rti'sords, Savage, Thomipson (Learuington), Riker (Lermringtors), Foster, WIads, Fitch (Chad- de.sley), ths. MiMlirm, Dleuire, Bhassett, Johnston, and Jolly Messrs. T. Jl. ...