... - Lord Salisbury has issued the following letter to the members of the Oppo- sition in the House of Lords:- Hatfield House, Hatfield, Herts, January 23, 1882.-My Lord,-I have the honour to remind your lordship that Parliament is summoned to meet for despatch of business on Tuesday, the 7th of February next. I hope it will be consistent with your convenience to attend on that occasion.-' have ...

... SUMMARY OF LATEST ROl NEWS. F ?? Yesterday Jane Montgomery, aged fortv-sevs 1, Greek-street, Soho, was adnitted to tb4eili- c Hospital suffering from ininries caused b ' been run over. aer lhailDX Yesterday, the Bristol police apprehended n named Thomlas Fox on the charge Of nnrdern- XiTir. garet Blades by throwing her into the river q r apprehended at Bath, and b rought to Bristol e. 5 ...

... !0 l~w W ollol MINISTERIAL VACATION SPEECHES.-Politicians no longer bybernate, as of yore; they are wide-awake and full of chatter all through the year; Parliamentary debates are continuous, with this difference merely, that out of Session the various parties do not assemble under the same roof. In his speech at Burton-on-Trent Sir Henry James pleaded that, instead of wearying at this ...

... RU??QTESd l ly-.>9>K E h ?? a THPE PROMISE OF A MILD WINTER.-SO many farmers are 3eard expressing themselves in terms of apprehension concerning :he mild weather, which, on the whole, has prevailed since October, that it may be as well to look back a little and see what grounds there are for alarm. Eight years ago the winter was singularly pleasant and open. This winter was followed by the ...

... NAVAL AND MIUTART. PoRTCSM OH 3JA. 9. The' lsisnce troopip, CapOpi . E. Buckle asiled -day for Ueen townv ith detachments of RoY-i Marine Light Infantry and small detachments of the Norfol., siddlesex, end Derbyshire Regiments. She will return witt a detazimelt of RoyalMariinea for Forton, ard detaclment. tor .ssage in the Jbmnn, tr30pship, to Bombay. a end Abert, Royal yacht, Captan F. T. ...

... 4A = FOM PAIS. aRADICAL DEMONSTRATION AND MITERF.MENCE OF THE POLICE. J ?? THE SENATORIAL ELECTIONS. 'BY SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH.) or (FRO OVU OWN CoRRESPONDENT.) led PARIS, SmqAy NtIGfT. dip A Radical demonstration onl the occasion of its: the anniversary of Blanqui's death has led to d rather serious troubles and several arrests. A is a new decree of M. Camescasse, the Prefect of tiol Police, ...

... FR1ACE AND NORTH AFRICAB. ARREST OF THE BROTH1ER OF THE BEY OF TUNIS. (BY S 3ABINE TELEGRAPIL) (PROM OU OWN OORE5PONDEN$T.) TUMS, JAX. 15S. - The arrival of General Logero's column at Susaisamnounced. Itis said ?? c has levied heavy sius from the tribes as war con- tributions. There are hopes at the Bardo that part of the sums at least wil go to the Treasury. They will serve to pay the ...

... IrP.BLLND. t rON OUR OWN clOBEPOIIDNT) DUBLIN, Momrn.N-Sff It having been offioialy announced that the Duko of Edinburgh ii about to visit Kingstown and Bray in a few days, the matter was brought before the BlrayTown Qoelsionen to.day aend a committee appointed to prepase an addres To-morrow the Lord Lieutenant wm bo$ the first Ijve of the season at 'the Castle, To-dyr te Vice. regal party ...

... LOSS OF TE BATH - * IEBOARD OFTRADEnIQuImY.-JtmG&wTn Alr Rothery gave judgp ent yesterday in the kquiry as to the loss of ?? City. He took the ;,eatiofs seriatim that had been put to the Court by 9e Iajrned coursel On behalf of the Board of Trade 6,, edelivercd an elaborate judgment which occupied As to the first question, the Court had. no to doubt that when the vessel left Etistol she ei a ...

... THE HIGH BAROGING. ?? .I Th1ose who have taken- the trouble ti watch the movements that have- been going on in the barometer during the last day or two-and We arm i. clined to fancy that the exceptionally dismal weather must have driven not a few to that doubtful oracle- cannot fail to have noticed that the mercury has been steady rising to a most unusual level, the calninating point being ...

... I TUE RISING IN THE EAST. Lx g (BY SUBMARILNE TELEGRAPH.) a (FROM OUlR OWN CORRESPO.SrfnT.1 is q VIENNA, FrIDAY NIGET. e To-day three intetpellations respecting the p calling out of the Reserves and the support of t4 their familieswero addressed in Parliament to the e Government. The questions, put. by the Libe- Ij rals, were: Did the Government while calling i out the Reserves act with all ...

... LO1WiOY; SATURIIDA Y, January 21.1 -0-- We lear from Paris that the Ministerial journals consider the aspect of the revision question has been completely changed by the election of the Committee on the Bill. The discussion will now turn they say, not so mnuch upon the &crutin de Lists as upon the point whether the revision of the Constitution shll belimited or integral. The Cabinet and the ...