... ITIS MORNING'S NEWS . . .. I.. id TO-DAY'S LONDON PAPERS. r. la HMEUCRY-OFFIGE, Fridays, f 4I.M la id . THB TRANSVAAL WAR, th (TaSms TzLEOBAx.) ty DwuvB, Thursday.-CoommuniOations between tU camp and Newcastle were out off this afternoon. 2d It was reported fron Newcastle at five this after. henooi that the troops had to fight their way balk to the ie camp, exposed to a fire in the flank and ...

... PARDLIAMENTARY NOTES. (FnoEx our OwN CORRESPONDENT.) HousE or donxxoirs, Friday Night. By three o'oloch this afternoon the precincts of St. I Stephen's were thronged with expectant crowds. Inspector Denning had placed a strong police force at every approach. Consequently nothing having the least resemblance to disorder or confusion took place, or was indeed possible. One of the first ...

... ?? PARLIAMENTARY NOT a (FIwO OUR OWND CoRnvq I (Faox OUR OWN own CoaE,,, ROUSE OF CONoEcts, O I ight, M Inthe House of Lords this Cvtniog e, Lord Sgluim made his appearance for the first tie tthis ses,50 * looked vigorous to buoyancy. Lords B Craubrook speedily engaged him in COnvesationd, ,i Lord Sandon a little later followed sui tt, is Lort ' 3-0 was in . great demand, and evidoatlY had ...

... Tjlr: \arAD THE . ' FIELD. Vilj - --e1_1y Su)j.Ijiieeic ei' &teutay, (JoIII MC, ?? J'feurisa'f 26. ?? famrs OF light land in jsiii: ~let dsticS wrebegnnngto get to work fl~! ~ic 'st'cs wrobut nowli everlything hlas 0oW, st chan; e 1'of btviii' thladryfra fort- - ~1;5ir gt ring wiuds. Veyfwpeas halve - ?? IsI etiglaefor early I 'eo~5'Yf~5t ?? still aiG is o Inc-re eon- ~w o oebonainearly tha ...

... { ef # ?? ?? 47 n Ie (sroni the 2lines.) In 1877, purchase in the army having been abolished and promotion having been found to stegnate, a Royal Commission was appointed, under the chairmanship of Lord Peuzance, to consider and report oln the best means of procuring more rapid promotion in the army. The Commission reported that they found that the chief and ever present dilfioulty of seonrine ...

... W1BATH1ER CHART, FEB. 23. Ievne svsars wrs.X* XD. _g}. The chart represents the western couiitnes'( f EurODn froraNorwa' to the coast of Portugal. and ?? Great I Britain and the rlritish Isles. It also includes the North Sea or German Oceanl, the Bay of Biscay, the Nifediter- ranean, the Atlantic, with the English Chany el, British. Channel. and Irish SeL . . 1. 0 e le. I 9 - -- ?? XPrA5ATtOS{ ...

... THE PROTECTIO9 BILL, ?? l- - - - ?? t_- J X ?? 1 ?? LJ2J JX Ja .LLL.V .L, Mr. JUSTIN MCCAnTvY,. M.P., presiding last night at 3 an anti-coercion meetiu; at Clerkenwell, confessed that it pained him, as sympathising with English Liberals, to see a Liberal Government introducing and a Liberal House supporting a policy of coercion for Ireland, which would have come well from the most despotic of ...

... SPECIAL C()RRESPONDENCE. a 3 3 c I I 3 1 3 3 I1 3 3. 0 v t a (BY PRIVATE TELEOIAL)J LoxDoNo, Thursday Night. It would be useless to deny that the new rules announced by the Speaker this afternoon have been received by some Members on the Liberal side of the House with some amount of dislike, not to say alarm. Probably, however, on a few hours' reflection this feeling will disappear, and all ...

... ' W'hips will be issued both bv the Liberal and Con- servative tellers to-day in expectation of a division on Mr. Forster's bill to-night or early on WVednesday morning. The followers of Mr. Parnell will receive sisuilar . summonses The Crown Prince of Austria wvill start on the 9th inst. for his Eastern tour. The Empress is to leave Vienna on the 1lth inst. for E~uglaud, where she is to ...

... FOOT.AND-M:OUTH DISEASE'. following are now areas infected with foa The following are now areas infected with foot-anc mouth disease under the Contagious Diseases (Animals) A`t, 1878, except'te lines of railway within those areas, as far as those lines are used or required for the transit of . annuals through those areas without being untrucked within them:- LisvooiNsmnE.-The parts of Holland, ...

... *The tenth annual meeting of the Leeds Educational wi- the Council was held yesterday in the Boarid-room of the~ Rc by Leeds Mechanics' Institution, the 1Rev. Dr. GoTT (one of co] sob the vice-presidents) in the chair. Amongst those present CU] the were the 11ev. H. Powys, Professor Iallonioo, Mr. A. G. ?? the Legard (Her Maitaty's Inspector of Schools for tise Leade tis Lhe District), Mr. Wr. ...

... DIVERGENT RITUAL PRAOTICE. The accompanying copy of an address has been pre- eented, accomapanied by a circular signed by Charles Perry (Bishop), chairmen, Canon of Liandaif, and 3. Saliwey, hon. sec., Broxbourne Viorrego, Harts., to his Grace the Archbishop of CanterburyT: London, Jan. 31st. May it please your Grace,-We, the undersigned have read the memorial addressed to your Grace on ...