... LA T E STN E WShi [1Luter's Telegrams, ptr Press Associabion.] F TTHE CORONAiTIo(N OF THE CZAR. I PARIS, IARScix 21. The ptt, this- morning confirms the report that M. l 'Waddington will represent the French Renublic at the, i coronation of the Czar in the capacity of Ambassador Extraordinary. BM. Grivy will be represented by General I Pittie, who will be accompanied by another member of the C ...

... PiRLIAMENT, LAST NIGHT. Ho USE OF LORDS. Thleir Lordships mlet at a (jIarter vast four o'clock, THE IRISTI POLICE. lc Earl of MTLITOWN gave notice that to-morrow hie .1 ask the cause of the delay in reporting the results of ' ' igations by the Royal Commission into the ' oaces alleged by the Irish police. lO)RDS WOLSE LEY AND ALCESTER. ( ?? II, in nievilug that the Queen's Message 'r ...

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... t The annual meeting of this Board was held yesterday, Yat the Local Board Ollices, Soho Road, Hanudsworth.-Mr. JoSanueY, who was voted to the chairipro tess,, said that the first business was to appoimsta chairman for the ensuing year. They all knew that (luring the past year the busi- nss of the Board had bcen very well and courteously conducted, and that the chairmaan had devoted a large r ...

... R[E REFORM CONFEA RENCE -AT LEEDS. GREAT JIBERAL DEMONSTRATION. SPEECH BY MR. BRIGHT. The Liberal Conference on Parliamentary Reform was colntinuied yesterday morning, in the Albert Hall, Leeds. ldr. John Morley presided, and there was a very large attcndalnce of delegates; amongst those present on the plstform being Sir Wilfrid Lawson, MY.P, Sir H. Havelock Allan, Sir A. Fairbairn, M.P., Mr. ...

... PASTORAL BY P151P1 ULLATITORNEL A pastoral by the. B.ight Rev. Bishop, Uliathourno was read yesterday !in the R'oman Catholic chuirchjes of Bic. miripingai, upon0 the subject of denominational schools. The( object of thle pastoral is to solicitanimal contributions to the mn Chorchi bdurnatioii Fund. In it Dr. Ullathorno reviews sc thle cirecunstancea Under which the School Board systemn at ...

... PRECAUJTIONS AT PORTSMOUTH. In consequence of information in the possession of the authorities at Portsmouth, policemen in plain clothes have boon detailed to watch tho local branch of the Bank of England and tho Inland Revenue Offices, both of which are situated in High Street. At the same time other precau- tions have been adopted to cusure the safety of the build. iugs. _ _ _ AMERICA AND ...

... WEMTIHER FORECASTS. ?? -smrt wr-l t--l ?? r ine l .a7 s Thme foilowing report wars Issued fronm the Mfeteoroloigical Depsrtineeit at g p en )ceterdsiy ]JeSTRYss'c 1`O11CASTS, I : Sctad E } Southerly or snrutli-westerly winds, fresh iy 2. Jenglaind, N.HL: or strong,; cloudy generally, seine rain. so 3. England, I. INortheily (mt-et and south-east) s0 4Mungln. ?? C rlime-s, moderate; ...

... 'T'1llE FENIAN PLOTS. A. Cork correspoinlent says the enquiry, yesterday, respectinig 1-!eray Morgan, whon vas arrested onl Monday night, was conudliuctd in privnte. Prisoner was remanded. The authorities arc unisually reserved with respect to thoir investigations I but a gentleman, whlo has the means of knowing, states that a conspiracy of a mrost formidable chalactel is becing unIveiled. ...

... MUTTON FoM NEW ZEALAND. With regard to the arriva f 5,~833 carcasos of sheep in the ic~tropolie last week b~y thle steamship Sorrento, chartered by the Australian Company (Limited) h oie ?? says :-Thflc arrival of thle Sorrento is deserving jestp -X£;1 L'5 ervng tj~ now of special mention, because she brings the larceet quanutity of mneat yet received isy one ship from Austr~lia, b)ecause it ...

... PkRLIAMENT, LAST NIGHT, 110USE, OF LOReDS, IlOYAL ASSENT 'IO BILLS. Thieir L ordsthips met at twelvo o'clock. anid the Commons he'11 sunniloriedi, thel Royal Assnt. wasiu gisen by '~~l~tCto tue Conisolidated (No. 2) Pii i, thet -National Vay(1,oan) Bill, arnd the Explosive Subhat,'sces Bill. iie trrtsi~C~ wero the Lord Chancellor, Earl . Lie','m Lordl Munson. 'There wvere rio Other peers JV. ...

... CLEANINGS. nir. Earp, the senior member for Newark, is seriously I. liadanie Milss= will probably arrive in London in ly rs Madame Patti is expected liere oin April 20 or 29. a A Great Catch is thc title of Mrt. Ifamilton kj&i,' t, new comedy, shortly to he produced at the Olympic. If Baron Nordenesjhld has arrauged for a newy Arctic r- expedition, this year. Its destination wxill be thle ...