... THE STRI OF THE ENGINEERS IN LONDON. By far the largest turn-ont of en.giueers in the metropolitan district took place on Saturday afternoon, when the men employed at Messrs. Penn and Sons, Greenwich, to the number of over 600, left their work not to return to it to-day, unless under the old or un. reduced rate of wages which it is most unlikely the employers will concede. The Amalgamated ...

... TLE COMING CONTEST IN MIDLOTHIAN. (BY TELEGRAMR) (toAOUR SP'ECIAL OORRESFONI)ENT.) .EDINBURGH, SuAyv NIGHT'. Those unaware of the intensity of party feeling in Scotland wvill find soine difficulty it, realisiug the present attitude of Liberals and Conservatives in the county called on the most recent mipsp Edin- burghshiro, but here always spoken of as Mid- lotbian. The Southron, however, who ...

... ROUND ABOUT FR a CE I r - So1 ( . I . : f ' ; ;: . ' `!9l:,P0LII0CSf OF THE Ai . Too pay ?? XA r zh rejoiges. ?? Marh.l A ois ir{iremenf ?? bGfis; correqt as t y, that it wiis affoto by i . i; army is but the image of the atin, Ad eyery Wind of o~nion is repreiqnte in. it. Broadly spezkiiig, however, there are, rahes of the perviec more liberal than others, and I shell per- hap. make the ...

... TO BOB RDITOR OF THE DwLY NEWN.. Sm,-If we may put any faith in the corre- spondence of LiEurPfie DiploeaVqtie, Le Soiresta fitte, Paris Jourhaa, Le Ifotvenent Finamcier, and lastly the Abot-Xead daran. or The Man with the Blue Spec- tacles, which is the Arab PuncA and which has found its way into the remotest villages of the valley of the Nile, an extraordinary comedy is being played at ...

... WILITARY INEmGENCE. -I ,-h Dragoou Gaards.-Captaiu Cepxge has bee I2 ted leave of absence from the 8th to the 17th 'id Dragoon Guards-Paymaster Dawes haa re- * 'rned from leave of absence, and resumed lis .,v. 2hth Hussars-Captain Lloyd has rejoined head. ,Uoters after two years' studyat the Staff Col. ?? Artillery-Lieutenant Walker has re- :rne. from leave of absence, and resumed his ...

... TFE MAtq~iTS -,F ARI TO i - SPECIAL TSLEGRAM. Liverpool, Friday Night. A large gathering of Liberals was held to-night in the Theatre Royal in order to hear an address I from Lord Hartington, and to pass resolutions of confidence in him as the Liberal leader, and of ad. herence to the principles of the Liberal party. Mr. R. D. Holt, chairman of the Liberal Associa. tion, presided, and the ...

... U, ht'graman'ri amilla - _. __ - - - ?? - - ,_ . I__ _ _ ~~ x sso O~ The Freeman's Joumral is sold on the Evening of Publication at our London Office, 211 Strand; and Smith and'6ol'8 Sookstalls, Euston Station. On the fol- lowing day it is also procurable at the undermentioned addresses in London:- Steel and Jones, corner of Spring Gardens and Trsfalgar.square ;. W. Everett and Sons, Royal ...

... I TIHE CONVICT PEACE. i _ - _ _ Oar L,'pi-an , i ' ?? 'Ut cri ' s G; ?? 'er which Apnlared. in Sata1riay'; *}a ..tir thit ; Iige *reioatilt f v5.jil.l.J 1r' v *i ?? i .,ll ?? in tlie ?? ! - i ;hich vai ?? Cs to h've ci :'boty, is an ?? fi.-b.A The C,:U t:on inI the Toimzo i'cr o' f, ?? Ttnis FFriday) mornre a re - : was mnade on the Loneiol!. Ciata;tin, and Raoivay, near a- .u..aa I ie we. ...

... MR.n W. Hf. SgTB4T ON PUBIAC AFFAIRS. ON Tnesdtry evening, the memdbers for Wesrtminsxter, lett the ?? lfon. W. E13. Smnith, F~irst Lord of the V. ]v Admniralty, and Sir C. Russell, V.C., w~ere enter. Ithe btamed at dinner by the London and Westminsteo |WhF Worlring M\en's Constitutional Association, ab the gou Westminster Palace HEotel. The Dake of W'el. 1 ob lington, K.GI., preqided, and the ...

... METR?OPOLITAN G??p [iBOMOUB dDY ORREEPOND2;1 T.1 ,ha [FRO : OUONDON4 SATURDAY. the Tars membesrs of t~he Crema~tion Society, who were eide so sanoguine of introducing their system into EBug. put, blad of burninge rather then burying, dead bodies, Jd are much disappointad to find their proceedings for checlked. Tbey wrere under the irmpression thattio England WalS in every sense so free a ...

... TIHE LIVERPOOL DO(CII LABOURERS' 8TRIMM . SERIOUS DISTURBANCES. The orderly demeaniour which has been manifested by all the mnio onl strive at Liverpool since the dispute first commenced was changed yesterday into one Of tise most slisorderlv character. At the closed docks belonging to the Mersev D~ock. and Harbour Board and the Watesloo Dock Warehouses, the tmen arc not affected hy the ...

... THE WEATHER, FEB. STUr. I 111aj Yyaasawj~3 J1S&pr. vUa. 8 ?? this rorninghasnnschimproved. The sey is clear, or nearly so, at many of our eastern and Eouthern stations, though in the west there is still a great deal of cloud. In the north-west of our islands, as well as at Cuxhaven and Biarritz, rain is falling, while fog or mist is reported from a few places. Rain has occurred generally, ...