... - - L PARLIAM:NT. ci - WEDA-ESDAY, NOVEiMBER 8. LEADING INCGIDENTS. Id- * HHoUsE, P COSros, WSODN AY. i. At the time auS' the sdjournment last night, Sir ] al 7jfrid Lawson asked, in somewhat disrcspectfal i- j referenpce to the cloture debate, Why should.we be put to the trouble of remasning. to hear this In' staff any longer? ' But he was unable to induce e the House to -adjourn the' ...

... } TH COURT. &C. - ler Majesty is expected shortly to visit the sick bx oaud nded at Netley Hospital. . The Duke of Edinburgh, npon whom her Bajesty hi L wst conferred the title of Chief Colonel of the Corps of Royal Marines, has, it is stated, intimated bt his intention of accepting the invitation to dine pi s with the officers of the Chathmm division of the pi 1 Royal Marines in tbe courso ...

... GALES. SNOWSTORM q& I In__ cads; : 1 a of Our South Shields correspe, ia ?? and dutg t.> t 7as from the south-east has btsm * cv in The sea id running tren0nv3't ar- with great force across the Ise j Shields harbour is like asea, he difficulty in lying at the ga gene rt the Life Brigade of Tynemo Q to the lifeboat men are ond the put into the Tyne for ref ' er) Prince of Wales, of and 'oz ?? ...

... -I POPTTL22I LEXo SUPalA Sg17 PIP BA o, i § - ?? The Rev. E. F, Green was released on saturday avening from I. ancuter Castle, , _ I-~ +I Q AA ?? In AMorn- Pastu-3 --tritoM o- and proceeded by the 8 50 train to More- Dambe. arriving there about nine o'clock. 0otwithstanding that his release was not generally known, he was identified bv several persons at the station, but no denao32tratin was ...

... iDAIRY FARM~ah Q. MRS30l5O Tax EX=POOZVilORL .- th. `StmfYdrarticles on the subject of the be I OficarOUU 33AgriCulture in the Mcgrpm othe i 28th and' 30th of October, -covey -the' ?? 64 IrtiM You take a thorough interest inilebt ,o- o Orns agric-ultuire, 'whether of. Ltaneasbire or 'else- fu it where and that von aje serimuly sollcjito for the -tb Usuccess of this i~otn nuty DAlsy-fsrmu i, ...

... EMPERIAL PkTAEN -TIJIESDnAY, OCTOBER 31. -. -on] LEADING JNOII)XNTS. Iu~ HoesE or? Cocnsos, TvFsDAY Ninny, coaor 'In expectation that Mr. Gibson's crucial amend- ~ meat to 'the first, clilurs resolutioa would be reached Ii early this evening, honourable members were Id present in force at the hour of prayers, -and th, er preliminary business was got through with com- H Imendable saedd. Alfter ...

... . CAL NEWS. TiEs LiEERAL CaA tiLqGN LN EvrnTos.-In con- thi tinuation of the Liberal movement in this division mai vaC of the city, the Rev. J. D. Alford, of the National pa Federation, will deliver a lecture this evening in sta Hamilton-road Schcols, his subject being The giv Pension List; or, Curiosities of Fxpenditure. um This address, by one who has made the matter his special study, ...

... LOCAL MWS. T1z ?? oF ra Ln{ms&-D; Most of the Liberal members of the City Council l met yesterday at the Reform Club, Dale-street, in E order to decide the course that should be adopted 0 by their party on the 9th instant, the date of the.I b election of the chief magistrate of the city. The n president of the Liberal Association (Mr. S. B. p Ouion) took the chair. The proposal of the Con- vi ...

... IHE WEATIEI-w WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 85 'I The weather to-day has been very fine in the south-east of EKngland, but cloudy and squally in all e: the more western and northern districts, with rain in many places The -chart for eight a.m. showed no that in the tourse of the previous night the deep w, .depression noticed in the north-west had travelled north-eastwards, while a shallow subsidiary dis ...

... SDGMIAR - DkATH FROM I HYDROPHOBIA, The Southwark coroner bold an inquiry ou LB Monday, at Guy's Hospital, London, as. to the death efa iy -Anne Pearce, aged 14. The mother of de- ea~sed, residing at 22, Cottage-grove,-Surbiton, 'ad the deceased was very delicate in health. About .. two years ago she was bitten by a dog in the back of the band. The animal belonged to a lady in SnrbitoiE There ...

... E THE I SACRE OF. T JOYCE I - ' I.: .FA yY. - -I I| -- -2B Mp2 ?? IFV`E PRISONERS PLEAD GUILTY.- T- he trials of the remaining five prisonera aga charged with the murder of the J f m 'I at; 'se Mantanf vwere brought.'.t oancuinys an day. Therac-ue Joyde, Thomas Jo ai mas Casey, Marhin Jo e Mye C y n en- weoa attbeh requesf of ther co , Dir. Malley, uj put forward in the dock ln - f r. 3ffa~ey ...

... I -- Smrrxzco.-The results of the Sheffield School thi Board election were announced yesterday after- ge noon. Twentv-one candidates stood for 15 seats. ha Those elected were. six Churchmen, four Con- mi gregationaliata. ode-CR rmed 2ltO hdis one mi Primitive Methodist, ona Quaker, one Freethinker, rj and one unclassified. on BoLTON.-The result of the polling in the School CD Board contest at ...