... ?? FAPmS' ALLIMW The Minula meeting of this asaotiotion was held yester klliante aroong at the oora Restaurant, the sdet . M HOWAn, M1-P, oOuPp- lng the chair. The report of the emnsmaittes congratulated the members on the satisfactory ?? remarked thaalrg ?? Progress made by. the a ?? -As reare th n Burl of the Alliance bearing on the rate pitin and the interests of landlord and teant, the ...

... t-laullug Motto. If COL~Oweir, F. BsuseiF, of thle Royatl Engineers, whbo ro- rently visited DoVer to maker arrangements for a proposed trip across the Channel in aI ballon~i, bas, after visiting other pieces, resolved to after his plans, and will now in all probbibfftv start fromt Cunicrbixry. It seeras that Colonel Brint' hasq long had tin in~tention. to aittemipt a hil0loon pssnes acroire ...

... FATAL COLIS3ION ON THE NORTH LONDON RAILWAY. I _ __ . ' ?? o W1101.1rus1 Inoaao so LATE Oll Satarday night acaotsec slcisilg nilwvay accident happened on the Noith Londont line, rosulting in the ?? of live persons. At 10 5 p.m. a train' of em-pty coal waggons started from Poplar for Willesden Jmlctioll. It passed Boew Statioce at 10.10, and at il'O.S wvas within 200 yacds of Old Ford Station, ...

... S21;CofrrG TR}AGEDY AS! NOOTINTG-3IL;. I n Tlzn-.d+I-o -ne4-7- ?? la I__ ?? _ urn 'uescay the particulars transpired of a very shock- ing occurrence which happened at 78, Aoklam-road, Notting-hill, on the previous day. About a fortnight since a man, about twenty-five years of age, and a woman, apparently about twenty-one, took apartments at the address above given, stating that their names ...

... POLITICAL CRISIS IN EGYPT. THE JRJANNETTE. ARREST OF BANK DIRECTORS. THE FATAL FIRE IN NEW YORK. i ?? ?? New York, January 31 (Midnight). The flames are still blazing armong the (dbs-is of the fire which broke out to-day in Park-row. Several of the emrloyeys have perished in the conflagration, and others are reported missing, but it is impossib:e to ascertain the extent of the loss of life ...

... THE PREIVIXRS POSITION. - TH WhE VDITOR OP' BE, OLDS'S NEWSPAP:R. SIR,-There is, I regret to say, every pro- spect of the present, session of parliament proving allot as barren as 4ts predecessor. All is hopeless and cheerless; a torrent of ver- biage supplies the place oftpractical and useful legislation, Nothinog Of agreat and comprehlen- sive natutre is foresleadowed in th-, Ministerial ...

... SUNDAY MELTURES. [Particulars elhoulu reouh the ?? nut Later th7n Stterday moming] N-Clarendosi Club, SO, Hlgh.street, Islington, at 11.S0 a.m., Mr. Motterehead, Current Events;` at 8.30 p.m., Eutertammont by Members of the Club.-Claremont Hall. Penton-street, Pentonsville, at 11.80 a.m., E. B. Aveling, Esq., D.Sc., The 7Cventa of th Past Two Weeks ; at 7 p.m., From hristinity to Athism ...

... FRANCE,-The Council of Ministers has agreed to take into consideration the question of modifying the law of 1849concerningtheexpulsion of foreigners from French territory. The Ministers of the Inte- rior and Justice will examine the matter and draw up a report on the subject. GERMANY. -The Prussian Economic council will be summoned to meet on the 28th inst. Among the measures to be discussed ...

... THIE PRESS ON MllR. BRADLA UGH'S EXPULSIOJV LONDON. The Times says:- The upshot of the long series of indecorous scenes tc which this unfortunate controversy has given rise is that we have corne back to the point from which we started. The only chance that the House of Commons may escape another unseemly struggle lies in Mr. Bradlaugh's possible failure to get himself re-elected for ...

... AND RUSSIA, (SPECIAL TELEGRAM.) BEERLIN, Thursday.-The whole German press appears to-day to have received orders to direct attention to the attitude of Russia towards the Balkan States. According to rumours which were in circulation yesterday in the best-informed groups in the Chamber of Deputies, Prince Bismarck has addressed a Note to St. Petersburg emphatically insisting on the identical ...

... It ws ell known that the violent disorder which disturbed Sir Charles piuke's meeting last night, like that at the Tower Hamlets last week, was ?? organized outside the borough. Southwark is believed to be the centre of this turbulence, but whether that be so or not it is equally intolerable tt such proceedings should be permitted. Two wrongs do not make a right, d it does not follow that ...

... DAILY NEWS OFFICE, Tsesday, 2 p.m. OPENING OF pr PAR LI A M-E T. (THIS DAY.) THE QUEEN'S.SPEECH.1 de lo] H The following is the Queen's Speech on the Sv coccasion of the opening of Parliament this wi day us3 My Lonng AND GE'NTLEMEN, It is with much satisfaction that I again da invite your advice and assistance in the conduct to of public affairs. in I have given my approval to a marriage t ...