... I CONSERVATIVE DEMONSTRATION AT I NOTTIXGHAAM. b The emnstratron which the Conservatives of Notting- 3Lham are holding this week lvas kept up yesterday by a, public banquet in the Albert 1iaU, at which Earl illnnvers presided, by Lord Galway, Lord Newark, and I Conservative members of the ?? n'ry represented the Government, and. in acknowledging the toast of Her Majesty's linisters, ...

... I - -.x --l -- xra. -! f ?? 3A~ITS POPV7.1 L12 SVPB3EUA. DOMESTIC. The Princess Louise left Liverpool, on her return to Canada, in the Sarmatian, yesterday afternoon. Her royal highness was accompanied from London by the I'Ance of Wales and the Duke of Edin- burgh. The heir-apparent returned to London early in the evening, but the Duke of Edinburgh remains in Liverpool till Saturday. To.day ...

... MtI TELEGRAPH FROMI OUR OwiN COUrBESPONDENT.] TO OPPOSITION OFFICIAL CirtCULAA-MR GLAD-. OTONII-SLOPBUILDING IN LONDON-THE TELE- 1PHONE EXCHANGE-ENGLAND AND FRANCE- THE RUSSIAN BUDOET-TH5 LAk'E LADY WATrRLOW-Pi CERSs LoursB-Trns CABINET- THE EMPREss EUGENIB. LONDON, Thursday night. Ford Granville and Lord HartingLon have issned the usnal circular note to their supporters ihxParliament ...

... (FROM PUNCH.) GRAI U4R !-Invalid- I've had a wretched night, Mrs *Wobbles. Nurse-Dear, dear me, air! I thought you slep' most comfortable ! Invalid (with JG a groan)- Oh, Mrs Wobbles, do use the adverb P Nurse- Yes, sir, I'll see about it directly, sir-- sud. but-(puzzled)-I really don't think there's one in't a g and 'ouse sir I', 'eyeh~i SuPronT-Vicar- Sorry I never see you. at ...

... |G LA SGOW MIS3S twoFES OTOET-Doo L1 The united annual meeting, of the Glasgow ;, Mission to the Out-Donxr Blind' and Ladies' e Auxiliary Society was held irin tbe Religious In- 's stitution 'Roowms yesterday.- The chair -was 9occupied by Sir James Watson, and amongst those Y present were Lord Provost.: Collins, .ROvust o Browne, Rev. Dr Drumnnond. Rev; Dr Marshall if Lang, Rev. S. IL ...

... -TH; -WEATHER-JAU>BY mi 3 x-anoLaOIcaoacICZ BEPOBT. A1 large depression which h'd appeared on the northbwest coasrts of Norway yesterday morning has since; travelled slowly in a soutierly or south. 4eeterly 4irection, sndis.aowghownover Denmark :iand the Spund, .The baromewerhas consequently f fallen in' nearly all places'4iickly, 'in North Gep. . ?? the Danish stAions, but in the West ...

... Siuttia U^ent one of the St. Petersburg gymna- ^strib^f-11^ a workman, have been arrested for V?s. seditious publications on the South I -Kaiiway (Russia). ...

... The cold in Philippopolis is intense. Three re- fugees have died from -starvation and the severity of the weather. Postal communication has this week been interrupted by a snowstorm, which was as fierce as any that occur in the more northern regions. The Standard is informed that at the recent General Council of the Koval Academy, it was decided that ladies should in future be eligible for ...

... At Pitom Batard, Reunion, some boxes of gun- powder and dynamite have exploded, killing four persons aud injuring five others. TARAXACUM AND PODOPHYLLIN. This fluid combination, extracted from medicinal roots, is used iusteed of Blue Pill and Calomel for the cure of Dyspepsia Biliousness, and all symptoms of congestion of tlie Liver, which are generally pain beneath the shoulders, Headache, ...

... MAES Y CWMMER,. ENGLISH BAPTISTS.—On Monday evening Mr R. J. Morgan, GelHdeg House, entertained the teachers and senior scholars attending the English Baptist Sunday-school to tea. Mr It. J. Morgan presided at the teachers' meeting, ACCIDENT.—On Tuesday afternoon two horses ran away down the hill, near Hengoed Junctioa Hotel, with a cart containing glass. Considerable damage was done to the ...

... I TO-DAY'S LONDON PAPERS. AfERCU1?Y-OFFICE, Friday, 6 am. OUR POLICY IN AFGHANISTAN. The Yinses holds that the time has come when it is the first duty of the Indian Government to declare their intentions beyond the possibility of mistake, and to take energetic measures for making them understood by the Afghan people. We hear nothing at piesent of any efforts being made with this purpose. It ...

... FIRST EDITION, 2.30 p.m. (PL'EC[AL TELECRAM.) ,1,SE iT,, Friday.- Tbe new Army Bill prepared by the Imperial Govern- rreri t is to be submitted to the German Parliament in its next session. As the Corsec vativcs are in a majority, the passage of the bill is considered assured vithout material mcdifications. The new bill again, like the last law passed, f :es the strength of the army for a ...