... Cardinal Manning is at the Hotel Windsor, en routefor xr Rome. Y The death is announced in Munich of the well-known d historical antl fresco paiter, Milisael E.chter. 0 Plesiro-pneunnonisn exists oln a farm at W iganthorpe, near o J Malton. So far the outbreak has been localised. iW I Prince Robert Lichnowlsyv, Prelate of thle Pope's house- if hold, has bequeathed his inimense fortune to the ...

... 41 I . I Co wa :RAIAI? SOS,, ?? * A- g ; _ F; E -. - . . A lh~~t A~~NtTAL1 lfETINO. i ?? annual meeting of this society ws 'held on Tuesday~ afternoon, at the Toawn Hall. IThe Mayor (Alderman R~. 860Wailer) presided, and amongsttoepeen eeM H. Wilson, M.P., the Rev. J. McCorrmick, the iEev.. Ca onon Page~t, the Rev. john Deck, the Rev. J.,Lister' the Rev. H. W7. HQ11and,. Dean. Randerson, the ...

... Count Schouvaloff had a long audience with Lord is40bury at the Foreign Office yesterday. 1he Hon. R. E. 8. Piunkett, ?? for West ti (,ticacestershire.villbeprevented from attendiogto ! his parliaineiitary duties for a sbort time by an aeci- d dent in the Beaufort huntirng field yesterday, when he was thrown and kicked in the ancle. The liquidators of the Wost of England Bank g inte rud to ...

... LT i: LETTERS TO THE EDITORS, CHAMBER OF COMIf MERCE MEETING. (+entlemen,-Would you kindly correct your re- port of my opening remarks at the Chamber of Commerce by the substitution of Ar. Forwood's 51an1e for that of Mr. Rathbone, as it was the pre- sident of the chamber who was the armed cham- pion of free trade against whom the modern David projected his pebble of retaliation from the brook ...

... ' THE WAR INAAFGHANISTAN. i I -- _ _ ?? - ?? As :s 1- AI12t WoI.AINy 1 J NDTA rX`, ICE TF[,FF,3R&j[la? TVCaY JAN. 12 1 1 Cavaguari reports that Mirza Mallomed Hassan, i f t ?? envoytoTaahkendhasreturkedtoCarnul, j* lie reports tbe Ameer of Bokhara, not Shere Ali, j dead; that the Russian8s will not iuterfere: and llat Shere, All is preparing to go to Herat. VWalI IT labo aed is on his way to ...

... ej TLe Central Xews special correspondent at Leeds :e ?? will was drawn by Deputy. S theriff Ford, who is a member of a local firma ef e solicitors. It extends to but four or five lines, and s devises his property to Hannah Ward or Peace, his LS wife, the mention of her first name obviating the .e Uecesity of legal proof of marriage. The te~t is uot to be published until the day of his ...

... ?? INTE AltINTGFMlFNTS OF T freejRMY Ir AFGl-NISTAN; F oULO SrE()IAL CORIRESPONDENT.) LAHORE, JsN. 9. ,eft loosted in saoderate comfort on the. plain 1 I;,ls&abxd. and with slowly accuhulating Bip- dta, headquarters of the 1st Division, and of r, ortwvo brigades of infantry, two batteries iattflerv aud a fragmentary brigade of cavalry. t i aphersol has here his brigade intact, Bof the 4th ...

... PROPOSED ENLARGEMENT OF THE SOMERSET COUNSTY LIUNATIC ASYLUM. At the meeting of the Axbridge guardians on Taesday, Mr. E. H. Llewellyn (chairman) called the attention of the board to a subject which had got into tle public newspapers, and was being discussed by the various boards of guardians in the county, with regard to the t proposal for providing additional accommodation for the i pauper ...

... THE DUKE OF ARGYLL ON THE EASTERN QUESTIONSt The Duke of Argyllhas rendered a useful service to the constituencies who will shortly be called upon to pronounce on the Eastern policy of the Government, in drawing up a detailed review, mainly froan official deouments, of our relations I wi th Turkev since the Treaty of Paris, and with ] Afghanistan since the brst Afghan war. Without sonic suoh ...

... I THE STRIKE OF DOCK 11ANDS AT I LIVERPOOL. ME1ETNG OF mAGISTRATES. THlE STREETS PATROLLED BY CAVALRY. In view of the probable oontirsuanoe of the riotous scenes of the preceding d6y the authorities of Liverpool were actively on the alert on Saturday, and as the result of their timely measures no disturbance of any kind took place. During the whole of Friday night the police force at the docks ...

... IMPERIAL PARUAMENT4 HOUSE OF LORDS.-Ta'uPaDAY, FZB. 13. The Loan 0mAmbmon took his esat en the Woolsack at ?? o'clock. There was a fair but not very full attendance of the peors and the Mjnistors wore early-in their places. The Prince of Wales and Duke of Connaught arrived shortly after five o'lock, and took their seats on the cross- benches. Among the ladios present in the gallery were the ...

... PARLIAMENTTARY DIN-NEIRS. The Earl of Beaconsfield gave a Parliamentary dinner - > .A+- Vn- h AG ?? .. {\t . 1.4 G ?? Hera csenht I The Earl of Beaconsfield gave a Parliamentary dinneu last evenlng at the Foreign office. Tniere were presenA the Dute of Camubridge, K.G., the Lord Cbancellor, Le t Duke of RTdhmoud aui Gordon, KG., tse Duke oA Northumberland. the Dule of >;oriolk, the Duke op ...