... Mr. Tools laid, on SaturdayE afternoon, thle foundation- stone of thle new theatre in Glasgow, in the presence of about 700 gentlemen. REFUiSAL TO PAY REays-The tenants on the estate of CpanStavely, 'of Glendetff Castle, coanty Limerick, have rfsdpayment of their rents. They lied asked for an abatement, which was refused, and hence have withheld payment. OFoORD ?? Saturday, at St. John's ...

... EXTPAORRDINARY APPLICATION. A L.TTER.{ FIROM PltACTE. Williani Onion, wvhoe face is well kinown at the ThIamns Street IPolice Court, London, applied yosturday to the Dtactiatrate for his aldlvice. Iu sttied tiat lbe wva Con- Stalitly subjected to persecutions by thu police. Only a shlort tille ao ho w as charlged ith al :csSeault, nlt1 sentelucetl to a term of implisouineit, but suffered linno ...

... TEE QUEEN'S VISIT TO ITALY. CHsERBOUiRo, Wednesday. 1 -for Mtajesty Queen Victoria rind the Princess Beatrice, lehaving ipasacri the niqlht enl board tire Royal yacht Victoria and Albert, disembarked at, five rminutes to tan this morn- ii, at tele Nxapoleons III, Docka, ait about .50 yards train which the Royal train, consisting of nine saloon carriages, h sd been awaiting her MTajesty's ...

... The polling took place yesterday, and was declared , the evening with the followint result:- Mr. VillikO, Fleteher (Liberbl) ?? 557 Mr. David .stpley (OobsorvAUV) ?? 3 Liberal majority ?? 191 The proceedings wer quietthroughout theday. Atth,481 election. Air. J. H, Fawcvtt, the Conservative caudida, was defeated by a mnierity of l1. T'he number of vote oiled o. thht oceasion wve Fletcher, f06- ...

... PARLIAMENITARY NOTES. rse'ECIAL st,lclll5I~AMI.J hIOUSIE OF CO(rsTIoNm, Tuesday Niafht, A very chariiiug unanimity of opinion and feeling was shown to-night by the combined forecs on the two frost benchil. Lord Hartington and tho Chancellor of thle E xchiequer exchanged ?? doax across the table; and jusl as Mr. Courtney's 'ponderous oration showed ?? signs of renching its termination, Mr. ...

... LATEST' NEWSe [Reqde2's Tdeyrams, per Press Association.] THE ATTEMPT ON THE CZAR'S LIFE. ST. IPETERSBURG, DECEMBER 4. The ?? dtc St. Petersbunrg, to-day, in an article uponthe attempt on the life of the Czar, ?? ntten- tion to the passage in the Emperor's speech at Lloscow in ,which Lis Majesty called upon parents to guide their children in the paths of truth and righteousness. The I article ...

... Telegraphing from Constantinople on Tuesday, tho Tines Constantinople correspondent says that thi Govern- ment has published an official declaration concerning the proposed reforms. After explaining that the neceesity of introducing reforms has constantly engaged the attention of the Sultan, and that, in spite of the war and other diffi- culties, something has been dens towards realising ?? ...

... GILEANING S. a rs. Abbot, of Stratton 'Street, Piccadilly, baa given £1,000. towards the~ endowmaent of the new See of Nelw- castle. UA new coach, to run from Cambridge to Oxford and London, will makes its first journey this season on Sa~tes- :day next. Thle Countoess ChamisordI baa Rent 10 0001. in gold to ithe Pope. Ant equal suim waa sent by the, Ceunt a. fews days ego. The arigof ...

... ' A TOWN HELD BY BUSEHRANEGERS. SYDNEY (Via Brindisi): The Legislative Assembly is now plineipally occ1isici with the discusslois of the Sydney Corporation Bill. Mr. Mitchell Fitzpatrick, ?? Treasurer for New South |Wales, hns been chosen as leader of the Opposition. The legality of his seat in the Assembly has, however, been 1 cleallenged, on flee ground of his being in receipt of a pelnsion ...

... WVEST BROMWICR. arrz-rrv,.- --At I weekiy meet I BO.RD OcT GrUAR ?? a weekly meeting of thit, !body, held under the presidency of tr. John igb, of yesterday tilel position tof Mll. Field, collecto of poeeor r-rates for thse southi-west district; of thle Wes Ct Bromnwich as Union, was considered, ho aving some time ago been c calle Upon by thoarto ]30rdeto rs i n on the ground of hig i't ...

... LATEST NEWS, [Rsufer'a Ztelerwnse, per PIrGss A150asofaf o.] -C FRANCE. 1ArIS, MIAucH 25. The ilunicipal Council of Paris hold an informal meet- ing to-day, att which it was decided ty-nnlaintain the sore- vious resolution of the Council, griainting the sumn of 100.000 fraslcs to tlhe committee under the direction of F M1. Louis Blano and Victor lingo, who have undertalecn to receive funls to ...

... ATLCEST EMl. ?? StrEetr SrF..RitN.- The annual shceppshicaring prize competition, inl collnectioll tvith tho .Ictcr and all dloil ing, warishes As ooiation tor the I ?? laboilrers, %v is held in tho Aleester Stock Saile Gromird on WVediie.- dIly, in tho presence of al large number of spectators. 'There were only tour competitors for the three priveo offered, and the following weree the ...