... I1- I- II oEEpAT LAND LEAGUE DEMONSTRATION IN CORK. .A greatdemuonstration in connection with the visit of * Fprnsll to Cork took place on Sunday . Mr. Parnell rived by an American mail steamer from Dublin, 3rd, with Mrt. T. P. O'Connor, M.P., Mr. Healy, liF.. r. J. J. Kelly, M.P., Mr. Redpath, Mr. Egan, and others, drove to the place from rrllcb the 'erocesseon started. The procession, which ...

... .. Local ant Bi5trid. LOCAL BOARD POP, REDDEsn.-Tbe town- D §hip of Reddish, in the Stockport Union, is about to I havea local board, the Heaton Norris Local Board t having' withdrawn their opposition, and the Local s Government Board having just signified their intention of issuing an order constituting Reddish a local board district. . A CHILD IMPALED.-A singular accident a occurred on ...

... DEPUTATION TO EARL SPENCER. On Mqnday afternoon a numerous deputation, repre- senting ediucational and paroohiul authorities in Lan- cashire and Cheshire, waited upoa the Lord Presideut ,of tle Counoil (Rail Spencer), at the Privy Colucil Office, Whitehall, to prie6n0t a iemorial drawn up by the Manchester School Board, urging upon the Governmont the desirability of rejieving Boards of ...

... R --M OURO O- COR P 1,FROM. OUR, LONDON CORRESPONDEN7T. LONDON, FBiDAY. The past week has been an exciting one in political circles. Business in the House of Commons has almost come to a standstill; in one way and the other time has been wastedin a manner which is almost unprecedented; the Government, notwithstanding the resolutions with reference to obstruction which they submitted last night ...

... I FROMIUOI LONDON CORRESPONDEx'NT ! LONDON, FRSIDAY. Everybody who has a tender heart and is disposed to sympathise with men-either good or bad-struggling with adversity, cannot but be touched by the miserable plight in which the Tory party now finds itself. The great body of eonstitutionalists, nationalists, and ,patriots are like sheep which have gone astray, and cannot, after much ...

... miSCELLAEObUS FOREIGN NEWS. Telegraphic despatches sent by the, Governora t General'of Taka to the Yhedive of Egy t announce that several chiefs have revolted against lang John of a Abyssinia, and that King Monelek of Shoa, among I others, has refused to visit King John, whose power is seriously threatened. A despatch received from Victoria (Van- couver's Island) states that the severe weather ...

... GREAT FIRE IN MAN?HESTER.-HEAVY I I m- DAMAGES. | The extensive premises in the occupation of Messrs. R. Murray and Co., late Falkner Bros., silk mercers, general drapers, and furnishers, &c., Stevenson Square, in this city, were on Tuesday morning destroyed by fire. It is now nearly forty years since Messrs. 1 Falkner Brothers established their widely-known business, which was, ten or eleven ...

... i ARREST OF THE OULPRIT. lE2XA3rNATION BEFORE THE MAGISTRATES. Tho Qtieen left Buckingham Palace, on the termina- tion of her visit to London, on Thursday afternoon at lfour o'lock, and drove in a carriage, escorted by a guard of honour of the Life Guards, through 'Hyde Park to Paddington Station, where Her Majesty entered a special train for Windsor. Notwithstanding a severe hailstorm which ...

... II appears that important revelations have been ,a in connection with the outrage at Dunccht aud two men are now in custody charged with complicity in the crime of. breaking into the manso- leut end stealing the remains of the late Earl of Crawvford and Balcarres. So well have the police kept the secret tbat, although investigations upon the sub- jeet have been going on for four or five weeks, ...

... ; | THLE GRE'EK ?? QUESTION.: At the meeting held oen Friday at, the British Effbliztsty under the presidency of Count 11atzfeldt, for '2ontinuping the negotiations reg-ardinig the Greek frontier question, thle Ottmerrinl Pelegatos prop~osod four stipulations ini C addition to those which had beon previouslY made E public. These new stipulations are as- follow: Thalt the Mlahometaus of .the ...

... PERSONAL AND.POLITICALITEMS.. A mietiin' of the nembers of the Ig~i-bpar~oleait5'rY party was hold on Monday, ar, Justin X'Oa~rth Tirep si &4.Aont 28 miembeis *ere preet inldn r DRilo and Mlr. Bigaar. Owing to the abtence of Mr. Parnell, the coanideration of the resignations of Mr. Shaw an~d othiers -was po~tpone4. it was determined, wsithlout any Lorni4al resolintiopl, to, opg9 ?? th. frt edn ...

... BURGLARY BY AMERCHANT A? LF.Ifff. At the Chester Spring Assizes, on Saturday last before Mr. Justice Chitty, Williamn Buck-ley, 18, pattern case maker, JohnM Y- gent, 18, warehouseman, and Alfred Proadlfoot, 33, mer- chant, were indicted for having at Lymm, on the l4th inst., burglarously broken and entered the dvellvng house of Patrick Proudfoot, father to the last-namcd prisoner, and stolen ...