... !3IR. PIENBRO'S PIECES, TO Ma rrnon OF TIM DAnLY WM ?? your correspondent, Mr. Pinero, has thought proper to charge me with intentionally mis. stating the points of his comedietta, I shall be glad if you will allow me to say that I have simply pursued the only proper method of comparison, which is that of stripping the case of non-essentials; whereas it is on these non-essentials that Mr. ...

... IME NORTH RDBING ELECTION .z. ?? ! . _ _ -r- (nOm ovti SPECAL COrSPOiNmmI.1 NOR;IMLLERON, ?? In the olden time, as gossips tell, bound a:.d dependent electors in Yorkshire went from :,11 parts of the county to the city, of Yore '0 record in some cases their own votes, but nlore frequently the votes of their landlords. A dc- scendant of these voters of the old school teh s how in 1807 his ...

... ITHE GLASHbW INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL I SCANDAL (BY TELEGRAM) GLASGOW, TSESAY Niesa. Proof was laid before Sheriff Dees to-day in the action at the inbtance of Archibald Park on behalf of his dwughter, Maxy Jane Park, ?? H. Wallace, matron ot Lochburn IndAtrial School, Mary- hlt, claiming 605. damages for the alleged ill- treatment of the girl during her stay in the school.- Mr.J.E H. A. Macdonald, Q ...

... ELECATION INELUGENCE :NORTH nafl5. Mr. Rowlandeon attendeds a. meting held et canidaein ddessincg t~he clhectors,3expressed tho opnoug tat the mon afey puft int~o the ltndd biy farmers Lote~r, iethaet he wars a meemaber eof the l'arers' .Aflience, ho acknowvledged that he was a member of the central committee in London that drewv up the Alli r uca BllU but he voted against both clauses ...

... MEETING OF TURKISH BONDHOLDERS.-STATENIENT BY MR. BOURKE, A meeting of the Turkish bondholders .vas held yesterday in Cannon- street Hotel for the purpose of hearing a statement from Mr. Bourke, M.P., as to the result of his mission to Constantinople with the view of effecting an arrangement of the Turkish debt. The Right Hon. E. P. Boiuverie presided. There was a large attendance. Mr. B~ourke ...

... 'f1LE DIFFICULTIES IN THE MEDITERRANEAAT So many influential people have an interest in fishing in troubled Mediterranean waters that it is only right to take this morning's telcgrams with a good deal of caution. But though the details may be mpore or less over-coloured, there can be little doubt that they represent pretty faithfully the true character of an extremely delicate and even ...

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... THE NEW FRENCH MINISTRY. (REUTER'S TELEGRAMtS.) PARIS, jan. 30, 12.15 A.m.-The following is the list of the new Cabinet as 1owv constituted:- Al. Dr FREYCINET ?? President of the Council and Minister for Foreign Affairs. M. LdoN SAY ?? Ministcr of Finance. M. JULES IFERRY . Minister of Public Instruction. M. GOBLET . Minister of the Interior and Public Worship. ?? HUMBERT .Minister of Justice. ...

... COSHZOPOLITANS. IN the strictest sense of the word, of course, there is and can be no such thing. Citizens of the world there are, perhaps, but citizens of the cos0l105 never. The nearest approach to the genuine article was probably tha mad astronomer who remarked that of all the sidereal systems he h1ad ever visited, the solar system was certainly, on the whole, the pleasantesti for though ...

... I LLOYD'S WEEKLY I LONDON NEWSPAPER. _ _ ?? ETHE DIFFICULTIES OF THE SESSION The approach of an unusually active and exciting session is indicated by many signs in many quarters. The official banquets of the Ins and Outs are announced; Ministers are beginning to settle down in London; Sir Stafford 1 ortheote is in close confabu- lation with his chief the clubs are filling and exciting ...

... EDITION Po CONTINENT1 Al'D DISTANT PARTS ONLY. THE NEXT EDIiON IS PULriSHED ON FRIDAY MIOPNING. IN TIME FOR THE EkIXA' TRAINS. SEE SPECIAL NOTICE IN PAGE SIX- P OSTIS C RIPT. ELOYD'S WEEKLY NEWSPAPER OFFICE. TIHURSDAY NIGHT. LATEST ELECTRIC NEWS, Iaf rrt (THROUGH lEUTER S AGENCY.,) - - l ENGLAND AND EGYPT. CAIRO, Jan. I2.-Sir Edward Malet, the British Consul-Glenieral, has explained to Cherif ...

... I FIRES IN THE METROPOLS. TuitJsiAY ?? 4.30 a-m- Mu overheating of the furnace in the fitters' workshonsof the London, Brighton and South Coast railway, Cold Blow-road, New-cross was the cause of a serious fire, which did considerable damage to the premises and contents- Scarcely an hour had elapsed before the brigade was called to a carman's at ERam's Fort-place, Plough-road Rotherhithe, ...