... WEDNESDAY MORNING, Ocroant 29. The rumours immediate dissolution ' Parliament which have been in circulation during the last few days obtained additional lone yesterday when it became known that the leaders of the Liberal party had arrived in London, aad were actively engaged in consult*- tion. Lord Hartington, Mr W. E. Forster, Sir William and Mr Adam, the Liberal whip, were amongst those who ...

... understood that the shipbuilders on the * their rates fur new shipping * xt * nt about a per ton. This eoune rE~*. £o «®*d °pon them the rsoent extensive .J*.** o weeks have beeu taken at the old a» the specifications ware out before iron had Veaihe movement has time weeks ini '** pries by ewer per cent. In several shipbuildsn had no* their iron the se.spts.m of their often will to them ...

... Cover. a diet yeetord»T Man SWttf MVartaay pleaded the th«4l of vticlea a bouse A»i Septaaaher and, been joavictad W theft, was santeaoed 12 Moths' oprMMat Uuiaa Smith or Catrnay, pre'ioualjr oaavictad, pleaded guilty irticiee Mauchline and Catriaa Saptembet sat, and vaa sentenced to months' usprisua ■Mat. - ...

... Balmoral. October 21. The Qoesa and Princess Beatrice went out yesterday morning. His Royal Highness the Grand Duke of Heeee the Hereditary Grand Duke teak leave Her Majesty, and left the Castle, attended by Major Von Hsrff Mr Muthsr, at see o'clock far Bel later. Hie Boyal Highness proceed to Boek. Ingham Palace, aad afterwards to £stwoll Park. In the afternoon Her and Prinoess Beatrice, ...

... (Bwuit Telsgraks.) RESIGNATION THE TURKISH MINISTRY. formation of a new cabinet. Constantinople, October 18, 7.40 r.K. The Mmistry have resigned, uil n* Cabinet h * formed, which n composed u follow* Seid Pasha, Grand Vizier. Gawss Pasha, Minister (or Foreign Affair*. Nedim J Minister of the Interior. Cadris I'aaha, Ministn of Commeroe. Pasha, President the Council State S*'' Pasha, Director ...

... Transport arrived at Portsmouth yes- lay with the irst Regiment from South Atrk-fc There were a good many persons on the jt'.ty the Egypt took her berth alongside, and » 'twtv cheer was sent forth greet the return th* ,-aEant reziment. This is the battalion whic'i *»» cut at Isandula, and which was re-formed some time .subsequently to that affair lie IkaUalian numbers neu, under the co.amand ...

... Yesterday the Local Authority Bonhiil Pariah had the satisfaction seeing successfully completed the Alexandria Extension Water Scheme, the works with which were commenced about the end of May last. As noticed in oar column* some time ago, this scheme provides for a plentiful supply of pure water for the populous village of Alexandria. The new reservoir, which situated half a mile westward from ...

... Glasgow Ixvxrabat r. Vale or Lives ** clayed by Um above club* on Saturday. * the ground the forum, and after kee»-coutrit«J mud Kuod |4a> beiug riwva by U«tb tcaiu*. »»■ Ui« the Ticionoua by fi*« goal* two. I4J tCWM IKTIRABAT. * ALK L,TUI, j Vicar. W. Uh|ML M'Pheraon. wv ...

... TUESDAY MORNING. October 21. A telegram from was published in second edition of the Daily Teltgraph yesterday, stating that a report had been received from the Governor Jellalabad to the effect that the Russian forces had occnpied Merv, after severe engagement. confirmation of this announcement is to hand from any quarter, and the belief curreut in official circles London last night was that ...

... Buildings in George Square. The property required on the cast side the Square having been secured, the present menu wdl be tsken down as they are vacated and handed over to the Corporation. Already the work demolition has been commenced, and two or three the centre buildings are rapidly dissppearing. In regard to the details of the style the new pile buildings nothing has yet been definitely ...

... MAtfuuo. IMb 22 *, « junmewua. lulwtaan >» kiM cm) le i Hull ■? 7c» ...

... Yesterday * special train, consisting of ft Pollman dining ftnd drawing room c»r, and odd er two luis»j;e vans, left the Grrftt Northern Central Station in .Leeds 10.30 for the purpose of testing the practicability long journeys of tbe Pullman car diniug system, the directors of tbe Great Northern have decided to adopt. Three directors the company—namely, Mr lennsnl, M.f., W. Firth, and Sir ...