... TH^ PJIOPLE BILL. this bill was resumed by The DEBFT^FOF WORTLEY (C., Sheffield,) OI^ED MR STO-^ULTURA1 labourer was already repr,- thft the ^RTAIU boroughs, though he admitted SNTED ^TITLED to further representation, aad, UETHEW^ED himself more really desirous of a ii nrftl voters than tbe Government who JD F^NCBISI0^ -NU AFTER session to go by before intro- EN ,TTED 8EFN He, however, said he ...

... The Speaker took the chair shortly before four o'clock. T_ CONGO QUESTION, ter) HODLDSWOETH (C., Manches- (Under Secretary for iwl^cu 8aid that the Government of the rp, States had recognised the Congo Free State. ■ Iff °' Frf«ce and Germany was so closely con- nected with tha West African Conference that he could or make any statement with respect to it. THE SUSPENSION OF THE EGYPTIAN T ...

... As already stated the visitors to the show yard were more than ordinarily numerous, and on Wednesday the cattle market was crowded in the afternoon. A spacious ring was formed in the centre of the yard, and here the cattle and horses were paraded on Wed. nesday before Lord Tredegar and a distinguished party, among whom were Colonel the Hon. F. C. Morgan, M.P., Mr. J. Allan Rolls, M P., Sir ...

... >v NORWAY. GnBigTiAKiAs. Monday. M. yenxen. Cbunoillor of State,, was sentenced by the Rigsret to-day to deprivatton from,his post.. Several provisional State: Councillor have been appointed. ...

... e well-known Manchester spiritualist had an un- *t a for adventure at the house of•»,noted medium in Hey wood one evening last week. The Manchester gentleman is what is known mspuiVU^iSticparlance «s a materialise!—tbfit i* he professes to be able to inake the spirits of tbe departed visible to. their friends. Witbm the past fourteen days he has held two dark se Jiees in Hey wood for ...

... England has gainsd a signal victory over the Aus- tralian team. The Golouials were defeated by an innings- and five runs. PKBSECT HEALTH restorsd without Medicine or ex, pense. THE STOMACH, BLOOD, BHAIN, NESVES, LIYER- LUNGS, BREATH, AND SKIN restored by Du BARRY'S DELICIOUS REVALENTA AKABICA Foor, which cures effectually dyspepsia, indigsstion, constipation, acidity., cough, asthma, ...

... (l°an1cil was held on Saturday at present residence, all the members being T IFONTN closing of the Newoastle-under- the Limeriok Army Clothing Fac- a further order from the Govern- ment for 170,000 garments for troops. annual meeting of the Sunday Sooiety was mflnces Hall, Piccadilly, on Sunday after- ™ Ine Duke of Westminster, who presided, spo&e in support of the opening of museums, exhi- ...

... FOUND DKOWNED.—rl,lie body of a Dutch sailor named Francis Kismer was picked up off the Lighthouse at the mouth of the River Usk, on Sunday afternoon. The deceased had been missing for over a week. At the inquest held on Wednesday an open verdict was returned. THROAT IRRITATION AND COUGH. — Soreness and an^affecting thl yoke 'For^these^? C0Ugh Epps's Glycerine Ju?uhM Tn symptoms use glands at ...

... SUPPOSED MURDER —On Sunday aftpm^ tu u j ofa tailor, named William Jones, aged fil # X co-ered with snow 1D a ditch nearPe 'T 1°™? R'ymney. Deceased was last seen in cnZl^fT m iiatej°D Satur(5a>' night, and is supposed fo° bav« me bis death by foui ^ay. A man Tmtd Patrick talaghan who was la.t seen w.th him, has been app eiiended, and was charged on Monday with wilful accused for .IS' The ...

... COLLISION IN THE CHANNEL. AN AUSTRALIAN VESSEL SUNK. The special correspondent of the Central News, telegraphing from Southampton on Saturday evening. SRJS: A collision occurred in the Knglish Cbanue. Jan. 25th between two large Ausiralun ships, the City of I-iucknow, bound from Adelaide to London, and the binila, from London to Sydney. Both these vessels, it is understood, had a crew of about ...

... FIEKS IN CAIvADA. A telegram from Montreal states that the St. Lawrence Sugar Refinery, one of the largest estab- lishments of the kind in Canada, has been almost iotaily dsstroyed by lire. The damage is esti- mated at net less than$>28J,0U0. The Commercial Hotel and a dozen shops have been burnt down at Cornwall, Ontario. The loss is estimated at$85,000. ...

... By the regimental changes jut ordered the strength of the Alexandrian garrison will be made up to nearly 2000, and the force at Cairo to 6000. The list of pensions granted during the past twelve months was issued on Tuesday. Itincludes pensions of f350 to Mr. Matthew Arnold, and to Consul MoncriefTs widow. Two Metropolitan trains collided on Tuesday at Moorgate Street Station, owing to the ...