... UPROAPZOUS WMETM a AT CHELSEA. . .. . - ?? . -- - - . 11 .1 I Sir Charles Dilke and Mr. J. B. Firth, the members for the borough of Chelsea, addressed a crowded meeting of their constituents at the vestry-hall, Chelsea, on Tuesday night, Mr. J. N. Higgins, Q.C., presiding. The bail was densely crowded long before the hour up- pointed for the commencement of the proceedings, and the earlier ...

... ElLECTTOX INTELLIGhTCM. WEsTbIINsTEi.-Under the presidency of Lient.. Colonel Sir James M' Garel-Hogg there was a meeting of the members of the London and Westminster Work- ing Men's Constitutional Association, when Lord Algernon Percy appeared as the Conservative candidate for the borough, and spoke upon the principal political questions of the day. On the motion of Mr. J. Ross, seconded by ...

... F RE B3A AS ON R-Y. SUPREME GRAND CHAPTER.-The quarterly convocation of Grand Chapter was held on Wednesday evening at Free- masons' Hall. Comp. S. Rawson acted as ?? Comp. John A. Racker as H., and Col. Greaten as J. Charters for new Chapters were granted for Goulburn, New South Wales, to be attached to Lodge No. 1,762; to No. 502, Rugby; and to No. 1,624, London. Col. Shadwell H. Clerke, ?? ...

... SABAH BERNHARDT'S COFFIN PORTRAITS. Two years ago it took Mdlle. Sarah Bernhardt's fancy to be photographed in the famous silk-lined coffin which the members of her household have so long been accustomed to. It was certainly a fantastic idea; but, inasmuch as the cele- brated artiste's peculiar fancies were already beyond number, the photographer, Mr Mlelandri, agreed to take the likeness as ...

... r ow - - I PUBLIC AFFAIR MES. MI. BRYCE, M.P., AND hIS COX o STIUENTS. AN BRSH ATTACK FRUSTRATED. Mr. Bryce, M.P. for the Tower Hamlets, who was unable, owing to the interference of an Irish mob, en to address his constituents last Tuesday week at Ce the Bow and Brosley Institute, met a largo nambes of them last night at St. Mary's Schoolroom, Whitechapel- a road. Thisroom, which ...

... TH: P of:STON OT ¢ ow oo zPW 7_ -PRESTON, Taxena 'X}Nrs. The contest for the representation: of Preston s to-day was fought under ?? enircumstances, and is regarded by the Liberal p atyassa great moral if victory. Mr. Simpson only entered the field at the last Just hgist but he -advped. raphily into IfvOegt, Wi a fought the seat on afr1etly p4urity pcipte. fe %i las had no cabs, hs not had ...

... METEOROLGIOA 1POP1T. L I I ?? NEW Pro FFICzvj I WADJaGB Dms mowim IY I NEGnTTI AND ZARE'S B4e M SAT. DION 11 21. :- - -r~fef ,W N.W 30 ¶1. 29 11 Cotected tojea-level andredud to 320 iF. The black lines sbow the heiht Of the baroeeter At I o'eleck On ths z send wi t hree i , evles m enn gsN.E Th e dottd lif nes in ic te th ete artn dPERATURE in the open deir at t o'clook day rarnitg leat 45e; ...

... T.rE:iE-RAM;SO THE CRISIS IT-N - EGYPT.. tei _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - B ud Lee-i~ot- entro . tc Xhedie, h:? stro ine THE PROGRAMME OP ThE l N mEW i MININSTRY. bcc (B T EASTERN TELEGRAPH.) ,Ica ilt l (FROM OUR OWN cona5POTlPTNT.) ALEXANDRIA. MomoAr NIeGHA N The political progftauamc Of the neew w President B of the Council is published in the Meniteur cr Egypt/en. It has, been well received. It pro- ...

... PARLIAMENTAR Y SJUAJIAR Y. HOUSE OF LORDS. IN the House of Lords the business was merely formal. Their lordships adjconrned at twenty minutes past five o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS. flfESTIONS and other preliminary business having been disposed of, Mr. ;l;dstone moved that the orders of the day be postponed until after his 1ton on the Land Act, and remarked that the Government were fully zensible ...

... SaCIETY AND POLITICS Ifr PARIS. PARIS, I'dll'raiy 7. Tile Cabinet has an appearance of fragility that may prove deceptive. It has some elements of strength which may perhaps enable it to live long and in relative tranquillity. One of them is the bogey cf M. Gam- betta's Ctesarist designs,; at which the Chamber has taken alarm and will for some time continue to be frightened about. Another is ...

... MIIS A7sTERS AND THE NE W RULE. I' s bard to understand the state of mind of those politicians ehcxpected the Cabinet to make up their minds on Satur- da, afteriloon to withdraw the Rule which they had deliberately l on the table of the House only four days before. *yv csaid on Saturday, so we say to-day. If the Ministers had syrreoclered the principle of their Rule, after having formally and ...

... There is much uncertainty when the debate on the new Rules will begin, but It is thought probable that they may be introduced either on Thursday or Friday. The Standard ?? was ?? in the Liberal Clubs yesterday that Ministers anticipate securing a majority in the division on Sir Stafford Northcote's amendment to the first of Mr. Gladstone's resolutions on procedure, inasmuch as that amendment, ...