... s (From lthe Iflefs12-agcu Jondon Nrews, .Febrffary 261h.) W The will (dated August 18th, 1877) of Lieutenant- , Colonel Thomas Butler, 13th Russars, formerly of No. 1, Gore-street, South Kensington, but late of No. 6n, r Prince's-gate, IHydo Park, who died on December 16th last, was proved on the Oth inst. by Thomas Butler, the 4 father, and Sir James Robert Carmichael, Bart., the executors, ...

... BALUORATL, Saturday. The Queen, accompanied by Princess Bertrice and Princess Irene of Hesse, went out yesterday morningi and Her Majesty in the afternoon drove with Princess Irene, attended by 'he Countess of Erroll, to the Glassalt Shiel; The Dowaacr Duchess of Roxburghe arrived, and the Dowager Marchioriess of Ely left the Castle. BDAMMOtAL, Sunday. The Queen- went out yesterday morning, ...

... j1t a -a TO-DAY'S LONDON PAPERS. MEAOtCRF-OFFICE, Saturday, 5 a.m. THE CONSERVATIVE LEADERS IN LIVERPOOL. The Zimes ?? the coming struggle whiech Lord L Salisbury foresees is to be over Mr. Bradlaugh and his seat, we trust that it may be of less duration than Lord Salisbury assigns to it, and that it may be well settled and out of the b way before his youthful hearers are much further 3 ...

... A meeting of the Chelsea Liberal Association was held last Dight, at which Mr. A. S. AnRTON presided, and there were also present the boroughs Members, Sir Charles Dluke amd Y r. Firth. It WaS a purely electoral meeting, having for its object the orgauisation of the party pending another general election, special emphasis being laid upon the uecessity for registration. Sir CIARLES fDirE, who ...

... CATTE1RICK VOLhEP. WHITSNTIDE I I PRIZE SHOOTING. I IOver 20 guinieas, subscribed by the officers end gentle- mien of the neighbourhood, Was given to this 'annual Competition, for which 70 members of the cors opeted.I Captain W. 0. Booth Was in command. The day was d squally, wvith showers, wind veering from west to South- X wvest. The company wvas divided into four classes. Glass -targots; ...

... TH.E LE, EDS BOARDING-OUT SCANDAL. A t ?? A1v9 ,1 -+A.A a _1A~b q,_ TTj A- A- iur At the Leeds Town Hall yesterday, before 'Mr. BRUCE, _ cc the Stipeudiary, the adjourned summons against Edward to and Alice Mani, of St. Matthias-place, Bu1rley-road, for having assaulted Elizabeth Noble, was beard. Mr. 1 ' WAnREN ?? prosecuted, and Mr. E. TiNDAL-ATKxrNSON, U barrister, defended. BY James -l/en, ...

... LATEST. FROM WEST AFRICA. The British and African Steam Navigation Company's Royal mail steamer Senegal, Captain W. L. Keene, arrived in the Mersey yesterday from the West Coast of Africa, I with mails and passengers. Owing to inter-tribal wars, business on most parts of the coast wtas in a languishing asid prostrate condition. The Seoeeal did not touch at L the Sherbro, but the difficulties ...

... 23nD WEEIC 1IIS HAliYEAT1. Re~cc~weys. 1882. 1881. Total 55a00 Inc. or MIileage _ 8-yeac 1881. Dec. 1882 l8-- 8 £ £ .8 ?? Belfast & N. Counties 3241 S524 - - - 138 138 Cldedouian. ?? t i636s0 52895 c10238991 007013 22SSO 768 758 Cambrian . . 1 3721 M733 - - d - 180 176 Cockerm'thJ.,&Pun. 821 8248 - = - 37 31 Dol andflnd l 125 1247 -78 - . Dublin and Wickio. l4713 6224 - - 130 136 eurneme . ...

... :' Rom or COfloNS, Wednesday Ni'ht. To-day the Arrear's Bill has been- completely cast into the shade by an all-but unavoidable discussion on the Egyptian crisis. The adjournment of the IHouse was moved by MO. Gourley. His speech was hardly a justifica tion of such a motion, either in matter or manner. But the seconder, Sir Wilfrid Lawson, made up for Mr. Gourley's want of point by a speech of ...

... ' X00tULXL 1 N Dl1. & D AJ!J1 Ui'I iUIUB. Yesterday afternoon, at the Lendon Mansion Rouse Justice Room, Mr. Charles Williams, the editor of the e jIvenin, pwrrs, appeared before the LonD MAYOR Upon a l summons charging him with violently assaulting Mr. i Frederick Arthur hyndman, barrister-at-law. of Temple e Gardens. He pleaded not guilty. f I. Mr. ST. Josn- WONTNER, solicitor, said the ...

... TRE WEEK IN PARLIAMENT. BY A LOOKER-ON. Once again we are in the thick of a political crisis. The confident, too confident as it has proved, antieipa- tions that Lord Salisbury would take a statesmanlike viewv of the Irish difficulty have been rudely dispersed, and the two Houses of 'Parliament are in sharp conflict on a subject which demands peaceful handling and generous concession. The ...

... TI-HE COUNTIES CHEl3S ASSOCIATION TOURNfA. DENTS IN' MANCHESTE R. The real business of th~t Counties Chess Association's tournaments, which have been held at the Athenerum, Manchester, during the past weekL, was conelzdod on Saturday evening with the close of the championship classeg; Thete was considecablo interest manifested in the gaies. .Mr. J' HL Blachnnbune. of London, the champion ...