... ILoxi'og, Saturday Night. ThMe majority of 378, in a House of 492, by whicrh Mr. Farnell's amendment to the Address was defeated, may, after the discussions whitch have tak1en place, be accepted as the opinion of Parlia- ment on thle question of passing a Coercion till for Ireland. When Mr. Forster s motions come on for debate thle result will not much differ, so far as the voting is concerned ...

... THE WORCESTER MUSIC HA;LL DESTROYED BY FIRE. Soon after four o clock yesterday nnirtlni.g it was d'm. covered that the large music hall sitilated in the Coirr Market, Worcester, was cil fire. Thle police and firointl werc speedily on the spot with the Corporation appsarts 5 an(l under the direction of Head-Conlstable Powver th,; speedily got to work, and every endeavonr was mnade to check the ...

... REDDiTCI-L T. T nR T,.-The IIslial Inonithtv ?? of this Board IVI Jor CA ?? usual noanthly niceties of tilisl Board was held on 'Monday- evening; present, Messrs, Reog (schiariman), Booker,- C ranunto, Goss, Hodges, lolllugtou, Parker, and Shrimpton.'-The nmedical officer (Mr. (. C. Sioth) preocated-his monthly report., which showed the death-rate to be 131 comn- pared with 15 5 for preceding ...

... ' I- IftRISH SYMPATHISERS IN AMVEPRICA. or (Reefter's Telegreams.) se WAS3ILNGTON, February 8. 50 A resolution lies been introduced in tire House1 of Rlepre w: sentativee expirescroeg increatsed solicitude onl account of thle ar paninful condition of affairs Iin Ireland, and renewing the mj] o xpriresion of sympathy with the Irish People. The reos- in 1lectron ceiseludes %with a hciio for ...

... THE PROTECTION BILL. TIHE DIVISION ON Mr.. GLADSTONES MOTION. fSP'ECAL. 'YELEtfRAi.1 l{O LSE OF Coarazoxs, Monday Night. An extraordinary amount of interest was manifested this afternoon as to the fate of Mr. Gladstone's resolution proposing to put in operation the Speaker's rules, with the object of bringing to a close the long committee on the l'rotection Bill. Whips were issued from botit ...

... CORREStONDEN'CE. NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. ?? letters isiterrded for'oprblicetiion resst Ie acerorscranied by tire srarrct anrir address of the rwriteti; riat aeectcsarilu for' 2ubliiation, bvntfor the infor'zetroiot of the Iditor. When asrr.eers to qrrestiolls oire nlot 9iv es it the cou-rse of c daye or tivo, the quaestfonc's will please to rrdter'stand thit we are sonable to supply the ...

... THI W - S AI ITHE WFAR IN SOUTHI AFRICA. DESPATCH OF 0RENFORCEMENTS. The Central Nhws says, as already intimated, the Government have determsined to send additional reinforce- ments to South Africa fromn India. The troons selected for this purpose are the 83rd and 92nd llegiments--a portion of the force under orders to return home. Accord- ing to present arraugements, the troopship Euphrates, ...

... AMhERICAN AFFAIRS. | [Fro.1 0' our oun Orrespondent.] I ItlNW YORK, December 024. I vsicnra it was a ?? nrticle, written by Professor Faweett two or thleo years ago, that first fully exposed the extent of the ' ldaungorous leak throughl which-under tlie operation of the American marino laws-so much American money escapes into British pockets. Trhe professor's article was in the shape of an ...

... | [(elee'u 2yg'uymm., per Prem AmIsocimtion.] ' GERMANY. BERRLIN, FMOIJUARY 25. The German Parliament to-day conceliided the first reading of tice Budget, some parts of wchichl, including thie whole of the War Estimates, were referred to the Budget Committee. The second reading of the remainder of tile Estimates will lie taken before a meeting of thoe whole TH1E ROYAL MARRIAGE.-. POTSDAM, ...

... CORRESPON DENCE. NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS, All leteers iuelredeLl' or pseblirotionl mast be anpcnmpaeied by tfce flume anid address of the writer; test eeecessaarily for publication, but far the infefocwation o f tlie Editor, When answers to ,peit ionts are lot given, in the cuuterse of a day or tco, the questionevs ivill please to seclerstuud I/eas l5C arr 'unable to supbls the information ...

... OUSTE OF LORDS. iordis~iks met at five o'clocl. Thr LoBUshEET'S LITERARY FUND. Th~e Dukce of Rw 0oND, in1 calling attention to the rpo.isioeal order made by the Secretary of State relating Boarrett's Literary F~und and -withl a view of moving ?? the House disapprovef of the order, objected to the war vay in vhiol the order had been dealt with, it h,,,ag been laid on the table of the House of ...

... AN-D JOURNA L.| ?? TUESDAY, JANUARY 25, 18381 NEWS OF THE DAY. In the House of Lords, yesterday, the Dulce of Ricxiio~n moved that the House disapprove of the Provisional Order made by the Sacretary of State relating to Burnett's Literary Fund, which consists of certain rents bequeathed by Mr, 13URN4ETT, in 1783, as prizes for essays in proof of the existence of the Deity. Earl R.ANVILL1 ...