... 23nD WEEIC 1IIS HAliYEAT1. Re~cc~weys. 1882. 1881. Total 55a00 Inc. or MIileage _ 8-yeac 1881. Dec. 1882 l8-- 8 £ £ .8 ?? Belfast & N. Counties 3241 S524 - - - 138 138 Cldedouian. ?? t i636s0 52895 c10238991 007013 22SSO 768 758 Cambrian . . 1 3721 M733 - - d - 180 176 Cockerm'thJ.,&Pun. 821 8248 - = - 37 31 Dol andflnd l 125 1247 -78 - . Dublin and Wickio. l4713 6224 - - 130 136 eurneme . ...

... LOCAL BDSLS IN, PiALTAMENT. 4-44%J'sMAn n1annlo -iti- r±.aAyr.X EAST AND WEST YORK SHIRE TUN1ON RAILWAY. (Fsozr oac REPORTER.) HOUSE ot~ Coancoxg, Friday. The examination of Mr. George Hopkins, joint engineer of the line aloing with Mrs. Patterson, was resumed before -Mr. Portman's Committee, this morning. He said the estimate of the works was £V507,620, or £22,000 a mile. The share 'capital ...

... I HOUSE OF Commoas. Tuesday Night. To-day being Tuesday, the House met at two, and almost at once plunged il4 1medias raes. The first busi- ness of importance -was the presentation of a petition from the Corporation of Dublin against the Crime Bill. This ceremony was performed in grand style by the Lord Mayor (Mr. Dawson, Member for Carlow), attired in all the nomp of official costume. His ...

... ITHIS MORNING'S NEWSP e d TO-DAY'S LONDON PAPERS 0 s FMERCURY-OFFICE, W'ednesday, 5 aai5 L5 IfI[THE EGYPTIAN CRISIS, I..ITHE NEW NIIN1STRY. of (STANDARD TELEORAM.) h ALExtNxDsIA, Tuesday Midnight. - The new . Ministrv is formed. It is composed as follows:- Ragheb Pasha, President of the Council aud Minister le of Foreign Affairs; Ahbnid Rashid Pasha, Minister of le the Interior; Arabi Passha, ...

... BALUORATL, Saturday. The Queen, accompanied by Princess Bertrice and Princess Irene of Hesse, went out yesterday morningi and Her Majesty in the afternoon drove with Princess Irene, attended by 'he Countess of Erroll, to the Glassalt Shiel; The Dowaacr Duchess of Roxburghe arrived, and the Dowager Marchioriess of Ely left the Castle. BDAMMOtAL, Sunday. The Queen- went out yesterday morning, ...

... iorat 3ntell encu| . _, . I ROYAL INSTITUTION. -On Saturday, at three o'clock, tussell Starr, Esq., will lecture on Tyrol and the Tyro- Iess (illustrated by photographs and the oxy-hydrogen light). HULL AND BABNSLEY RAILWAY ExTwsIoN BILL- In the House- of Commons on Tuesday, on the motion of Sir 0. Foster. the report of the committee on this bill was considered, and agreed to. By the ...

... (F3OM Oust REtPonTxn.) 'HOUSE OF CommoNs, Wednesday. Lord Al ount 2'enple, who was examined before Mr. Port- man's Committee this morning, in support of the bill, said the proposed line would run for two miles through his estate at Fairburn, and it would be a great advantage to his property in giving further accommodation for the coal and limestone traffic, and affording a readier access to ...

... PARLIAMENTARY NOTES, HorsE oF CdasoNs, Friday Night. h To-day the House of Lords sat for more than as a hour-a somewhat protracted sitting for them-but transacted no business of general interest, if the second reading of the Poor Rates Bill is excepted. At the forenoon sitting of the Coinmons, Egypt was again the burning question. Once more Sir C. Dillue bad to run the gauntlet of numerous ill ...

... METHODIST NEW CONNEXION CONFERENCCE. The Conference of the Methodist New Connexion was resumed yesterday, at Zion Chapel, Batley. The Rev. W. LoNGBoTlroa (Huddersfield), occupied the chair. PATElNAIL FUND ASSSES9UNT. The Rev. H. Puiers (Hanley), the Chairman of the Assessment Committee, presented a report, which showed that £117 more would be required on this account next year than last, in ...

... 1 RESIZrATION TO MES8RS. GODWIN AND! JRELL, OF BRADFORD. An iflteresting ceremony took place in the Dining Hall oif the Biadford Libetel Club last night. The junior MeMbOers Of the club, with the object of showinig their SenIse of the value of thle services ren'dered to thle Liberal cause In tire borong~h by Mr. ?? V. Godwin, ?? and Mr. h unhurt Kell, J.P. two of the vice-presidents of the ...

... [ALL RIGHTS RESERVED BY THE AUTHORL1 l WHO KILLED, JOHN CAMERON? BoTY JAME'S AS. BORLASE . Author of Both Princess and Police Spy; The Lass o'Gotvrie; The Queen's Cadet; The Wreck of the Golden Cloud, dac., sac. 5 CHAPTER IX. THE MIDNIGHT ARREST. ?? Hastings did the twelve miles that lay d between the Illawarra home station and the Emu. 1. Inn at the Wodonga within the hour. i- All ...

... I A Rangoon telegram on Friday reports that the Luigia, which sailed from Liverpool on January 8th with coal, is totally wrecked. Three hands were saved, but nothing RB known of the remainder of the crew. TECHNICAL EDUCATION. Mr Woodall, M.P., and other members of the Royal Commission on Technioal Education, have returned to London after an extended tour on the Continent. They have accepted an ...