... IM3lPERIAL PARLIAENT. ~1 WESTMINSTER, Monday night. H A Cabinet Council was held to-day, and the outcome thereof, so far as the legislative busi-: ness of Parliament is concerned, became ap- parent in the House Of Commnons this evenina when the Chancellor of the Exchequler intimated the determination of the Government to drop half-a-dozen bills and carry a fess others. This of course is but a ...

... ow bent I IF it were worth while, it would be easy The ye are m lenough- to demonstrate the- absurdity of the for nlation, accusation brought against Government of for ewsayo-hvn taken a Dew departure in proposing to whi se when teHouse of Co'mmons the pecuniaryr aid to Chi forces f University education in Ireland provision for pro ow esta- [which was not embodied in the Irish U~niversity7 ...

... TEE WEATHE. 1'ad Th waterevr ur, MIonday, (3 p.n'. here T'heweaher ver larislands continaes very hI;ll. heewet, and unseasonahle. The depression wvhich lay cve~ ththe Iriish Sea on Sunday rnorninff has since traveiied ll te an easterly direction, and is at present pasD aw ! ifi over northl Gerniany. The mercurv has risen ins the rear, andl the winds have veered to the northl-westwa:. and but ...

... ABERDEENSHIRtE C0O3IISSION-EP, Op eA special meeting of the Comnaisii'aner, of Striply for the county of Aberdeen wac held 'e-terday tK.-~n aider a? proposal by the Finance Commnmtte to prirg r-the Valuations Roll of the C'ounty for the year, and .ts thereafter anr ually In the absence *fthe COnv ener Ia'i~ it would not be in his power to be prea d Mr Lumasden of Pitcaple took the chlair, an ...

... A PROIDETIA GU it,|XJ( ESIT. A widlow ait DEort, in Hlolbiuwi, who was very judas- £ trious, was left by her-husbsaiu, an emninent carpenter,* wfithr a comfofrtauble hoti;e some land, and two boats for c carrying merchandise -sld passengers on the canals. v She was also suppnsed to he worth about ten thousanda guelders in ready money, which she employedin a hemp and sailcloth f'actory with sa ...

... AT?U'RIINCJ? IMPERIAL. 1ThKL tOWr TH UNERAL ARRANGEMENTS.- ,ave Oe-(ur Wociwich correspondent gives the following -as the principal details in the programmne of arrange. singments for tee funeral .f the Prince Imperial. On] dad' thie arrival of the O;rontes in the Channel on Wednes- dythe body will probably be transferred tb the ,wrAdmiralty yacht Enchantress for con~veyance toWool- : ' I ...

... MR JAMES MORTON AS A DA~IRY FARMER.| the- - he M7r James Morton having failed, for the time, in all aend hsbig financial schemes has turned his attention to and dairy farming, and at E~lderalie he may he seen any ver morning busily looking after the mnilking of his cows. Link Mr Morton has entered into his dairy speculation with ord- his accustomed energy and thoroughness. Hye has erected at ...

... ON BOARD AN ANt@RLINER. t ~~A ViISIT TO THIE DEVONIA. ' On Thursday laS't'I Was the recipient of'a most unexpected 'invitation to- visit an Anchor Liner, tsan invitation which I. had long wished for, and W- immediately accepted.- It came fromi a friend on re, board Messrs HEenderson's well-known steamer, the D~evonis., wyhich was to sail that night. U~p to ta- that& time I had never been' on a ...

... ELORD BEACONSFJELD ON TECHNICAL * ~ED UC ATION. ne0 i he O.f Saturday last the Prime Minister availed m il himself of a favourable opportunity to deliver lea ito an assemblage of working men so me valuable v ideas about the importance of connecting art It and science with the making of articles pro- Itr e5t duced by hand labour. The occasion wvas the jB ntdistribution of prizes to successful ...

... IMPERIAL PARLiAMENT. d as Ce IS HIOUSE OF LORDS-FRIUIJA . their ai Their lordships met at five o'clock. qires e CATDEDllALS. been sThe Archbishop of YORKE asked whether there was of lii ,-any objection to amlend the Royal Commission on nobir d cathedralls so as to include in tie number of corn- klegii , missioners thle visitor of each ca.thedral in torn as well of I fas the dean and one of the ...

... THE GEN'ERAL MIEDICAL COU-NCIL or ? On Thursday a SE ssion of this Council, consisting of he Crownu-nomnated members and representatives of the Ilicensing bodies of lEncgland. Ireland, anS Scotland, e-fwas held at the offices, Oxford Street, London-D)r lis Acland, of Oxford University, presiding. The ?resi- ge dent, in his usual address, stated that the Council had :d necessarily been ...

... THlE TOW7E:R HiGH-LEVEL - 7 -COMMITTEE. R L1 | P e &ilect C~ommittee o f the House of . 5,ppdto inqulire into the merits of the! 3 H ligh -Iewe Bridge Bill Concluded its sitter° terday.-Lord-- H. Leinox presiding~. After Yg>- . hearing of counsel, the committee were ultch of opinion that the preamble of' the billadnt I |proved. h- net M P. Blanqui persists in maintaining his ada i j for ...