... PARIIAMENTARY NOTES. t 'TURKISH TROOPS AND THE SOUDAN, e IMR. WOODALL'S AMENDMENT, . [SPECIAL TELEGRAM.] n Rousi OF CoMmloNs, Tuesday Night. ,. Mr. Gladstone this afternoon completed the exposure of 9 the audaciously misleading statements of the Pall Alt .. Gazette, which had been contradicted, evidently upon ., official authority, in the Daily Neis this morning. This . afternoon the Patl JMal ...

... NOR colla? ?PONJW t..r zti lii ?? limits, about tifty childress f ;,n5miilic r'hed eos the grosinds ths they iatnni rhor virich jplt boussniaries, ansi there is no longer r r1 hit shts ilts thsool. insoceniatoely after tine ?? jo- or, ii toy (ora saiection of the m oost 'slO all t, areslenarcved or asked to return to the o ri ii iioersge ?? t 0s 8 goil em a0s before, mnaking 3 nivonni, t ...

... THE NEW MERCHANT SHIPPINGI BILL. TOs the ?? offthe DAiMY usT. ?? one of tlso fewi rilliosss of iscople in this country who weill henofit or suffer fromn the contemplated legislation ore British shipping, I venture to ask permission to occuipy at placei in your coltumins for the following few romarce, add ressed through your influential plaper to the people of Birmhngham, who, represented by ...

... The Prince and Princess of WALEs arrived at Rothbury; near Newcastle, last evening, on a visit f to Sir WVIaLaLIu ArmSTRONG. To-day their Royal o Highnesses will visit Newcastle, where extensive ar preparations have been made to give them a P( cordial and enthusiastic reception. Nj Earl GRANvILLE is stated to be considerably ar improved in health. til The steamship Malhv arrived at Plymouth ta ...

... 0W OICTJ1EAK OF CHOLERA.. M r-, 'DEATH IN BIRMINGHAM. vD DEATH IN BIRMINGHAM. 6jEPO'RT BY DR. HILL. is.~ ?? was created in Birmingham, yes- o ' tic report that a death had occurred from o ..r. a court in the thickly- popiilated portion P- r between the centre of the town b o I Idaston. Fortunately, the dim- `: 5. .l.jilating between thre fatal cpidennic , f 'i-e WlO tire choleraic diarrbt'!a ...

... WOLVEEAPTN FO ERHARA31T.ON. TIut POLTOE Counr.-At the Police; Court, yesterday, William Lloyd, tramp, and David Robinson, sawyer, Bilston Street., were each sentenced to three months' im- prisonment for stealing two fowls front the premises of Mir Thomas Bantoek, of Merridale.-For drunken and disorderly conduct in a lodging-house in Piper's Bow, Iohn Hodgeers (26), hawker, was8 sentenced to ...

... 55 ?? g - - - a In The following is the reply of Mr. Davitt, to the letter f(ro is addressed by Mr. Biggar to Mr. MoAleeso :- Dear air, of n m Although I have written to you over a fortnight ago to with the effect that it would not be in my power to attend the 431 proposed demonstration in Monaghan, I feel called upon year now, in obedience to a bigh sense of public duty, to Boyl reiterate my ...

... WEATHER FORECAiTS.-Tiw. D- | Dr W iiAXUiO.-M XVYMUl' )AOL>. 1-ii1V 1.S r 0 North-westerly and Iresterly ,r a O. Scotland, N.. ?? trl *ustc S1h0%cry! 1strong ;unsettled, shwiy n Westerly or nortlsleieterly Wifh eY 2. SEngland, FE rate fair oniliewoe o r~ 2.L N.E. ~~ some showers,. t, 3. England, ?? ) n 4. MuD. COUNTI.S I Westerly and northb.,vsterl 6r b. England,8. (Lon- r moderate; fair on ...

... . FLIrITsHeRE.-In antidipation that Lord Richard Gros- venor, ?? Whip, who has represented Flintshire for twenty-five years, will, at the dissolution, be raised to ,the Upper House, the Conservatives of Flintshire have invited Mr. Henry Richard Howell Lloyd ?? to eon- .tet the scat. The late head of the Mostyn family wae Libernl, but the present Lord Mostyn is a Conservative, and has already ...

... . - - I . - awn PUBtio INCOM:E AND EXPENDIT'UIRE. to; : . . 1 ?? - ?? arvae am The folowing are the receipts into and paymeni oat of the Exchequcr ?? April 1,1884, and July 5,.1884:- tEVENU2fI AND OTHIERt RECEIPTS. Total Total }3stimate Ecitn Receeiltsinto .h. Excher uer ?? - ort ?? Apr I rom April I ro4rJ. t 1883, 'a July 5,1884. July 7, 1883. Balance, April 1, 1884:- R E alank of Lngland | . ...

... THE FRANCHISE BILL . . . . 1 1 -- ?? 0 Tbe minlers of the cousety of Durhamn leld their annual demonstration oss the racecourse, Durham. Thle attend-_ 55150 '.Vfs larger thtan usual, owing to thle interesit Wiecn 0it, tile rranchise Bjill, thle numbers present being abnstt 'twenty thousand. The chair at otO of thle llatferlIM - wire taken by the Mayor of Durham, anid spesehes. swere delivered ...

... ti rdodribfbted bv Mfr. George Shaw) I j t The following Patents, among others, were sealed during the r week ended Augast 7, 1884- o Thomas C. Sargeaut, Stowe, Weedon, Northamptonshire-& a folding apparatus tor tipping, balancing, and fastening carts and t4 vehicles. January 8, 1884. r Henry J. Rogers Watford Hertford-the manufacture of gas, and In apparatus therefor. .anuary 11,'1884. . ...