... Z - - -- - - SA 1 ^q ?? U-1 SUPHYMAI. .I ?? PA ULIA3MENT. hI the House of Lords. ye terday, Lord Troro put the question of which he had given notice the previous day as to the message sent by the Queen to Lord Chelms- ford. The Earl of Beaconsield replied to Lord Truro, whom hc charged with having misinterpreted the message, makin- it appear that it was aln exlpression of entire confldencc in ...

... nt Ive Mr. MacIver, MI.P., had au. interview with the Prime Minister )etterday, and presented an ad- ay dress Irom the Jxtou committee of the Conserva. se tive Associations of the borough of Birkenbead. as Mr. Gladstone has accepted an invitation to dine at the Royal Colonial Institute on the 18th instant. Fifty fellows of the institute have already ex- at pressed their intention of being ...

... MIJLTTUM LN PARVO. ,f The agitation got up against the mission schools Hal Oak, t at Clifden,Dablin, has resulted in the burning down ?? O of two of the school houses by a mob. Fie et While the hounds of the Cork United -unt Berri l Club werc hunting near Mallowr, nine of the dogs %s! *6 fell dead, having been poisoned. per Two youths rnamed Reeves, while playing. with flora ei mitches near ...

... THE INDIAN IMPORT DUTIES. red I A town's meeting was held in the Area of the Preston the Corn Exchange, on Tuesday night, to s~isniler the pro- to priet5 of usging upon the Government tire necessity of Suid abolishing the Indian Import Duties. The hall was Mycrowded, end the prorceedings weere of anl Orderly and en- am thnusinatic character. Alderman M. S. Maynard, in thle 3el. absence of the ...

... I| I - g Mr. Butt is now reported to be out of dan~er 1.The steamer Dunmoro, of Aberdeen$ has LC, 5 wrecked in the F~irth of Forth. Crew caved. e df Several persons have been killed and houses have been destroyed in the Austrian Tyrol by the faj l toavalanches, a The Village of Vernet, near Vichy, con of 10 houses, has, it is stated, been entirely burnt doive0 j, Lord Brooko (C) has been ...

... THE DEFEAT AND MASSACRE AT ISANDUSANA. -COLONEL PEARSON SURROUNDED.-EM BARKATION OF TROOPS, &c. According to an account of the battle and massacre at Isandusana, telegraphed from Madoira, it appears the advance guard of Colonel Glyn's force being engaged with the Zulus, Lord Chelmsford and the Colonel pushed for- ward with the main force, leaving the five cormpanies of the 24th and other ...

... FOREIGN NBWI. THE, ZULU WAR.' Thle mail Steanmer Balral Castle, Which left Cape Town ou Febrary25th and Madeira last Sanday even- ing, 5ruiedinbltymoath angudetg3Opim. onThuraday, find landed her wags andp 5 gpa0 at 1O 30. She brings several military ,5sagers and invalids, and the wevewalof 22 of ti's Pen who have been killed in the widowsrrrot Ant abstract of her news has been tele- capognR. ...

... - I\ I I T - - . - fLOCA~L; 'NOT:ES.; : Tnou *W r , IM.. Aj&,erai 1Willeri has removed a famnil.r aud ?? fignre froov onr xnidat Hb' lid icng passed the ?? term of lifci Anvd befor e ome of ns were born might with good reasolh have retired from tnbllo. life; but Mr. Willert had been toD Iobive a Dan to pend his. deoliuing yoara ia idleness, and Up to the very Iat he 68r engaged upon those ...

... I LOCAL X A friend of mine who wxas in the lake diro end of last week siggeets that Thirlir n &e supply the city with water but with i*re no0't mons quantities might have been 300e Y this winter had there been an icehouse j'O t that the Corporation have the POwer to b a 4 s in iee, but at all events they might 5eekre° a the Mayor's offioial otodgee, or the little 8 refreshers of the various ...

... di DEPARTURE OF THIE QUEEN FOR p d ITALY. r ,ad ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ -Ireps ad Her Majesty, with the rrincess Beatrice, atene ?? by' General Ponsonby and Lady (hdurchul!, left levi, W~indeor Ceths ehertly bdfore ten o'clock yesterday 'iiZ 'V morning, for BavEno, in Italy. The weather was auid cold', snow ha-vin.g fallen Continually from an early into boor; but. notwithstanlding this, thcre was a con- ...

... . . PAITh ?? MOlWPATTTV TV PTRY.TP, ve fer- RATE OF MORTALITY IN PUBLIC ove arther mnal nseteld INSTITUTIONS. We evils Gentlemen,-The following figures, respecting the gen Drs the population and mortality at the Liverpool ?? me] -of the being official and therifore reliable, are a silificlent toac loening answer to the statement made at the last meeting of re ~ i.the Architeeturel Society, to ...

... H 1CQMMTlTBg t ul ?? Tvr a HEALTH COMTTEF, a s-anlol red ,n f 4ha 1-1,A~3 nlw+ e cellar, ?? - was. Is The weekly ?? of the health coniimittee das trZiO. by the hel'dy,1esterdpy,atllbhe unioipalOfieeaDale-stre- aece noot the Mir. A. B. Forwood presided, and there were also ?? ,upecrn- present Dr. Gill, Dr. Bligh, Lcdrinau Bloyd. 'Im large of Mlessrs IV. Williuams, Huntington, Fowler, Smiteb ...