... --I Ola5pw TP=lb* ? SATURDAY MORNING, NOVE!ZOER is. In the House of Commons yesterday, Mr Ashley, in reply to Dr Cameron. stated that Cetewayo was net detained as a prisoner at Oude Molen, but remained there on an unde- wtanding with the Go-ernment. He hoped the Kingwouldbe restored before the end of the yewr. Mr Yorke asked the Prime Minister whether be would asford facikes for his brin g ...

... , TFIRST DIVISION.-SA'ruanAY1, Nov1ember 4-g Tata TEEAnses SULPHUR COMPANY. ba The difficulty with the objecting creditors having ide been arranged, Mr Jameson to-day appeared I m before their Lordships of the First Division. and I stated that the Tharais Company bad now got pro- ha pared a minute which was necessary in terms of ?? the 15th section of the Companies Act, 1807, F fl setting ...

... OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENOE. I35 FLEET -STPErD, r: Friday ?Night. c OH these new rules! They have legalised 5' motions which used to be irregular, and the |ouse of Commons can only groan under the a new burden. Kearly the whole of last night a was given up to Irish affairs, on aL motion for C adjourrnment as sanctioned bv Rzile 2, and a large slice of to-night has been given up to the v' ...

... GLASGOW PROVI;CE ROYAL C&tEDON-IaS CuaLInG .CLaB-At a meeting of committee held in His Lordship's L Larder, St Enoch Square, Glasgow. onAVedaesdayaftemoon, the clubs entered for the season's bonspiel were drawn e against each other as follows:- Rinku. Riak. . Airdre owlet . No. I v. Ruchazle ?? No. I Do. ?? .. No. 2 v. Kingston ?? No. 3 Do . No. 3 v. Coatb ridge ?? No, 3 Do. ,No. 4 v. Goran ?? ...

... DtI,[T EGYPT. ?? IEgs TELEGziSA') t stE5 Cairo, OctQber S1. or 'alet has comunicated to T i W te t from Earl Gran- as. toe settlement of affairs qnestions of the moost ?? c. i i uld be unfa;r to Sir :50V the entire responni- o l.,ecares the Eritiah Govern- i !l 'r biP dreci Sir Edward 1Malet's ?? recaet event' in Egypt, and t r .. co1 lec in him, but thinks it 1 e - 3 ord Due~riO, w ho, as ...

... RBERT LN~SrITUTION FOR IMBECILE ('HILDREN. I Tte ainnal m-eai: of the Ladies' Auxiliary lis'.a':'i cI tI Scorttsh National Iusihotion ::e £d'ca;'aioo cf lititecile C:hildren, Larbert, st' -Ain Ut nsenie's Institution oomns, it>; esee-ry. hex. Jauie, Loss, Eglintou ?? C 2t-4.;cgna C..hurch, pe-udeAu. Axter 2r co^'eercie' ?? sc- *s 'i lie did not knowv thatI '6 swsi illts ,uti:. ?? coulo pos ...

... ST ANDREIVS UNTVERSITY COMUNC The half-yeael y meeting of the St Alrces Ulnivereity Council was v held yessc:.av-Vri.. Tl'iocli preeiding. The foii!:wirp C,,uninittee on University Legila u oa- re t Dr 3'esar, the c.,uvenier uouralrr'x committee have to report that, owingmthe p sure of other busiuess, tue ?? LI. : appolutmneut of anl Lu:.ecutive ?? - Scotch Universities has not yet bl-err en C ...

... A SEQUEL TO AR DAVITT'S VISIT .TO A curious correesondenice has arisen out of the recent visit of Mr Michael Daoitt to Inverness. The chair at the meeting was occupied by Nr John Whyte, who is librarian under the Free .Libraries Act at Inverness. The meeting was on the 4th inst, and on the 6th Provost Fraser wrote Mr Whyte as follows:- Dear Sir,-My attention has been called to your presiding ...

... FOPUTrATION STATISTICS AnD I POLITICAL THOUGHRT. MrB. Giff en,presidient of the Staftstical SocietVe Er delivered his Inaugural address to thle Fellows of j this society at IKin/s Collegze, Strand, on Tucsdavr night, upon the sohbjectof the influence of simple j- population statistics upon political thought, and iu .e sretin ider hic olouiterat ad philo.- 80p V_ After menetionin.g tl e fgrovth ...

... TSt2 CLYDE SHIp. JOINERS' STRIKE. UPORTAnT BnU-GS OF EMPLOYER9 Aass WORKMEN. A. meeting of the ship-joiners on strike' as held yesterday forenoon in the Govan H~all;, Robert Street, Gors). The general secretary (Mr Williram Paterson) was asked if he, had received a letter from Mr William Pearce, in which an advance of a farthing an hour was offered, and which had not been submitted to the ...

... TIE AINARCHICAL MOVEMENT IN F R.AN. N, c R' ! -~Paris, ?Ncvember ?? Tar.E is nothing new to reord connected with what is called the Anarehical rnoysment, and one is inclined to tbint' Parisian householders I miht venture to unbrick their ground floor or cellar windows, which, in their excessive' nervousness, soine of them stopped: up, believ- , ing this precaution against the blowing-tup mania ...

... IMPERIAL PAARLIAMENT, .. ' HO' SE OF C'M f- NS3S- ' Tba- SOAKER tookthe chair at fou ot'claok; A SCTCHq PETITIO)NS. nrr h JRet7t ion h lne n -prrsente byd Dr me asrne fro the 3o w in faseurrhf the repeaie of the Con- 'n~btsgions o D Gsea~e Ict,- Dr ?? from pulllic mdeet- 5ings in the 1 ueele- Rooms. noticegso tf Bur Saei. onr- tic Ani from a-wtne.rosimeee to nhen G b r t~icot-rr4t, and 5ls in ...