... wvrV0 0T tvBtrl* OAL*VS PoOLI 7mI BUPRMEA. FLer Majesty the Queen paid a special visit to ?? Rospital yeserday, ad ?? I -- -- ?? A- En god Plaid v5S1E, W Lm-Ay _nUOpI; YLbWU-.7 - with her own hands decorated those soldiers who haiT been wounded in EgyptI Dr. Playiair presided at yesterday's sitting of the Rouse of Commons, as the Speaker was still indisposed. Sir Wilfrid Uawson again asked the ...

... asdvo of crew drowned.; M-AI NEWS. NZOVeLY, ERi)A2.-ThO Allan steamship Sarmatian, h fro iverpool, arrived at 10 pm and proceeded for Halifaxc and 5toston at five p m. ii- wsmA, FamwY.-The British and African Corn- er pany-s steamship Biengneia an-ed today rwith mails n- from the west and soutb-west coast of Africa and left r- for Liverpool. NEW YORa, Tsusn.-The Cunard stmer Scythe a arrived ...

... The newly-elected mayor of Birkenhead (Mr. T. 6 a S. Dealin), accompanied by several members of the fi _ Town Council and a large number of other gentle- 0 Lt men, attended divine service yesterday forenoon at T r St. Mary's Church, when a collection was made on a behalf of the medical charities of the borough. 7 a The Mayor and the members of the Council 7 . assembled shortly after ton ...

... DISASTROIW COLLIERY I EXPLOSION. LOSS OF MANY LIVES.. M. Yesterday morning, a very serious colliery aexplosiou occurred at the Parkhuse Pit, owned by 4- the Claycross Company, about five miles from a Chesterfield, resulting, it is believed, in the deaths res lie of about 3Q persons. Four of the manager's sons an - are reported amongst the killed. The pit employed e a large number of men, but, ...

... CDi VOTES OF LOCAL MEMEEiS.-In the ?? on Be MIonday night, on the proposal of Lord Jobn di Manners to introduce the ballot into the House, tb there voted with the mninority in favour GT. C. Eg Bentinck and Lord Sandon. The following voted DI ln the majority against :-A. Arnold, W. E. Briggs, fe C. C. Cotes. James Cropper, B. Davies, Lord B. st1 Grosvenor, the Marquis of Hiartington, S. Holland ...

... LATEST NEWS| in ' : NAM OF ab*ArR Sne*preparations'were this year jade for the due observance of HellowWea at BalmoralCastile, as ra it was known that her Royal Highness the Duchess ch of Conna-wght was to witness the celebration of the th anent Scoti& festival for the firt ti, and addi- br tional interest was lent to tbe spectacld by the presence amonngt the. spectators of General Sir Garnet ...

... THE FARMERS' gDIEFICGTy. TO THE-EDITORS OF TrE IXVEIRPOOL isEeY. Gentlemen,-With your permission, I shall be gladto maie a few remarks oyoa what appears in your leader of yesterday updh the above subject. You say the farmer is hampered in his operations by the knowledge that the reduction is only tem- porary, and that the landlord will eagerly watch for the opportunity to place rentals again ...

... IP . .i.. I THE TRITAL OF AW.BI PASHA. SI hbe Mr. Wilfrid Scawven Blunt writes to the Times- I alit Len The debt of gratitude which Arabi and his fellow-j IS- prisoners owe the Times and the other organs of I mt English public opinion for having gained them led something of a fair trial, and so far saved their s lives, mast be ray excuse xvith you if I again appeal to your generosity on their ...

... THE WEATHEIL ed ,d . MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27. er The weather over the United Kingdom is in a c- changeable condition, and is apparently becoming .e still more so. At times the sky is cloudless and the re air clear, but at otber times the sky is overcast. and ,d showers of cold rain are experienced, with sleet or bis snow over the northern dAstricts. The depression us, which lay off the east of ...

... I TUE ACCOIBEMENT. OF T I. [.Usoa'ms TsnsEGAaac i 0 ?? NOv. 13. Th Queen and the infant Princess am doing e Walk -It is expected that the baptism will take place 01 Wednesday and that the child wiU receive l 1 M[S ADD TWLEGRPAX. , EM&DRID, Nor. 1, GNxeT. v Quueet Christina gave birth -this evening to another Princess, and the event was-accompanied a- by one of those stately ceremonials - for ...

... BIEKENHEAD TEACMERS' ASSOCIATION. in THE TEMPERAN\CE QtTESTIO2NL. do r ~ ~ ~ -ha a The monthly meeting of this association was held na on Saturday, in the Wesleyan S-chools, Birkenhead; PO eUfr. LU. Jones (rsdn)i h chair. He took- as a ?? Taiig f ?? Principles in Elementary Schools. 1u Ithcoreof his remarks he said that of all ?? evils which have afflicted the human, familv th T tdrink curse ...

... THE MSA R OF THE JOYCE l FAM-LY. - , .ev -. r SECOND DAY OP THE TRE&T he bei u The trial of Pasiok'JoyS, Shsavally-Cahil, for I * the murder of John Joyce at Naamtrasna, on the co' lt18h August, was resumed yesterday, before Justice be II Barry, in Green-stroot Courtbouse, Dublin. TLT theb a earlier part-of the day the attendance of the public col s was not large, but snbseauenilk the: ...