... B W P ARyl [SLIA'. NT = -d d THE monotony of midnight squabbles over Irish votes has been varied this week by events in Parliament of Imperial interest. On Saturday the Conference met for what proved to be the last time. Mr. Gladstone, yielding to the pertinacious demand of Lord Ran- dolph Churchill, had consented to vary the arrangement originally made, and instead of waiting till Monday to ...

... I (All Rigk ersedJ 0 I I FROMK RICHES TO RUIN. ?? BY JAMES S. BORLASE. CHAPTER LII. IS WHrCH I!ATTwES REACH A CRISIS. Meanwhile Christmastide has passed over Crabtree Row, bringing the probarbial 'good cheer' to but very few of its iudwellers, and none to the Roscorlas or the Jacobs. The process server, happily for the many but uu* happily for himself, has been out of work for the entire week, ...

... SPECIAL TELEGRAM, &c. ., _ The Lady-day celebrations in the neighbour. hood of Dowrpatrick pased off quietly. Rain continued falling all day. The Norwegian corvette Norren arrived at Spithead yesterday afternoon, and exchanged salutes with the port and garrison. She sails to- j day. Rear-Admiral George Tryon, C.B., will be appointed to the command of the Australian station on the expiration of ...

... -= -= LEYACONFERENCE. I ,,ii'A CO-F.LNE i -. t-. .c of this Confemrnce! . -e-ar morning at ahalf- - ?? . ~ . .vs ?? This session is ?? a_ r w4 -elaynala Pro- !. LZ-,7 -. sir W. IT'Arhur,; - ~ ?? - v-E . -- . 7 ) t *p; %. - 1 -.r :r. W. Mewburn, ¼ -- ± ! .y the si-v. Charles' ?? --w- ;.-D-nr CSheffiedj. L~etters , s - .- Xi~. ,Arthur, 3LA-, and ,_ .> -; sv(4 a$ene. 1 _; - tae5n: recvived from ...

... TO THE IfltORS OF THE LIVMOr.L MRCCIP.tT. Gentlemen,-W ill you kindly allow me a few lines space to draw the attention of your readers ta a new phase of protection which lately has merged from a grestati ve into a developed state of existence. On Monday evening last, a nueiber of engineers met in the Trades Hall, Duke-street, to pretest against the fiscal policy of lrance and other continental ...

... =~I- [PBUsEr'S TEtxGR±5iS.] THE CHOLERA. Touiox, Am. 27. a There were two deaths from cholera here last night, both of which occurred in the Bon Ren- contre Hospital The state of the public health is improving. Y TorLouNo, Auc. 27, Six P.m. The mistral is blowing with great violence to-day. a No death has occurred in the town since this i morn ing; but there have been two fatal cases at ...

... ?? J-- L ?? ' ,8t tle ?? = ?? - t ,r anniversary of -lb was ceeebrated ?? : -: tbe l` ?? the Palatine - ' ] 3: >f>. k } y a large = c- ed by banquet ?? ?? . reaidtd. and . - ?? ?? ?? ?? were (olonei v T M'aAL jo -1ir- i..'cnt3lives of the ?? Rizht Ho.m - - . iversiny:.-lr. WV. -- ^ - \7. E:. XL. To~linAn..n - r, tmn; the ?aivor - ?? ( ?? drlostmln M:an- A:- -lin Hiall, and thec :.-re -.zty ...

... ?? I.. Ar. /2>l- Ca I e ((essfrLhnted bsp Mr. Ucorge Slhesc.) tf ThefollowingPatents amongothers, vereseealed durlsg the P r week ended Julv 31, 18ii4:- ;. Samuel 11. liarkea, Birmingham-conspoued magnmts. Feb- d . ruary 23, 1834. e i. ?? and James Cooper, York-safety saddle-bar. l. January 7, 1884. Charles Blagburn, Newcastle-on-Tyne-points aud switches for r tramways or railwvays. January 9, ...

... FO EIG-N NEWS,} J. *y.w- -~ -- [RtUTEIr'S TELEGRVMS.1 GERMAN ANNEXATION IN WEST AFRICA. MADEIRA, AUGUST 27. Intelligeneo has been received here confirming the annexation of the West African Coast between the Cameroont; and Cornico Bay by Dr. Nachtigal, in the gunboat Moowe, on behalf of the German Government. HLAMBURG, AUGUST 27. The Havibuerg Correspondent has received intelligence from ...

... THE BOAT ACCrDENT AT I ONT-,kvoN OR An inquest on ?? nca, Ei, (20), and Emma Staly(2) Qhowr Eizabeth ~l~i ?? on Saturday rsigt, Owned at. t aftornoon, before 3r. W Xavage Poole at 'S te t .'tratford. Great interest wes ehown in the T falj the court was crowded by tee geser5l pu e si evidence of Mioatigcation hsing heen lid as addressing til parents and friends 1r Xw Cares51 enqluired whether ...

... TiRE WESLEYAN CONFERENCE. The Wesleyan Conference was resumed at Burslem, on Saturday-the President in the ?? Rev. R. Green presented the report of the committee appointed to consider the relation of baptised children to the Church. The return showed a very large difference between the numbers of children baptised and the numbers who were afterwards members of the Church. Of 1,017 baptised ...

... GLEA.NINGS. ?? >~t i ~ a. ?? . _ 5_ 0 In Kent, Surrey, and Hants excellent wheat crops are r expected. e Mr. Adam Chadwick, a well-known poet, died ?? B on Friday. 9 The Opera House in Paris is illuminated by means of r electricity. An exhibition of oil paintings and other works of art was e opened at Scarborough on Friday. f A serious fire occurred in Canterbury on Friday, caused by the ...