... I -. I o.s OF LORDS.-YaSTERDAY. SeveraIl queb'I Uvinrf been antwered by Ministers and the Queens Sperch read, tne S Wrl w tQ aEclose. HOUSE OF COIMO1NS.-YESTERDAi. Tbe Speaker was in attendance at a quarter to two o'olock, but a House was not made until ten minutes liter. In reference to arming independent native armies in India, Lord Randolph Churchill said the subject was surrounded by mnny ...

... TO TILE DEJZO0V7STRATION COMMIlTTEE. BY MRS. JOSEPHINE BUTLE 2. Dear Friends,-I regret to be unable to accept your invitation to be present at ?? Park Demonstration. I should have greatly valued the opportunity you offer me of speaking a few words On that occasion, but I am on the Continent now in preparation for the annul Conference of the Federation which is to be held at Antwerp on Set). ...

... C Ift W Obevilla's Vewi. .M. ROCIIEFORT ANT) LORi) LYONS. ME. R~o !herort contnin es his noutcry f-or vcn gctnce fir t he de:;th nf ;M. Oliivier Pa;o, ;cod hi no0''v attic Aed M. llrisoisin a t;li:e-i iench Conrsils and Vicc- (YIy Y ; l:i)t as cc ?? In the a i`cr. M. loiciefoit no.v sueots tlhtt 'ne of h;i lfilnwers should tab,- the ea! iet opportt:nity to box Lord ,Vo; 's eals tn the sr ei ...

... ?? 7T; OR, TifE DIARY Oi1 A CITY IJTZY lITrI. .1; t! *i -:e ent vbasime Robert-no one ever calls him n ob s a . (i 11iljv nen -,d in-n 11' things that have cciae before h s no 1' ?? il tilc (.ty ,nJ'o ., hal et:: .ates his volune To thc grandohl Co; ?? n o. t ?? SelAc and Nohel City of London, that has done its d cony .. uan )il n aiv 700o years, and won the respect of ALL by i's go(d ;ve; ...

... HOW TO ASSIST EJ1IIGRATION. MR. ROBnRT .1MILLER CHRISTY, Secretary (pro kmn.) of the Self Help Emigration Society, writes to us from Memorial Hall, Farringdon-street Every one interested in emigration will thank you for your recent inser- tions entitled Diary of an Amateur Emigrant, and especially for that of the 29th ult. The very excellent observations upon the discomforts of the ocean ...

... ANOTHEliR GREAT SCHIOOLJ TLEA'T B9Y LORD DOlNINGTON. e een A school treat was given lest week, br the Right ta car Hnn. L~ord l)oningtou, to the children of his lordship' br Lec- selonis ant Nt~dlma, near Achby-de-la Zoecoh, to the niumber P b e- of some 100. 'The spuit obosen for the enterH .sjntent wasw b-the li~wn before the Manor Hlones. Trabis were laid o nily for the school children, ...

... SCOTCH. NOT1ES. [VnROt OUR OLABSOW. CORRES5PONDENT. VOtITICAL TAIL. Dunnmo the past week there has been a consider, able amoun-iof political talk in Scotlaud,altbough the general situation in the country shows little alteration. It hiss been finally arranged that Mr. Chamberlain is to visit Glasgow and Inverness in the autumn, and the caucus devotees are conse. queutly in ecstasies. The ...

... I SUNDAY SCHOOL SOOIETY OF IRELIND. . 1aie~raosQlN l't~ pgst's, DUBeti, TnUruSDAY 1Hv,5xia._-TO-daY the dis- tribution of prizes and certificates awarded by the committee of tlhe Sunday Sohool Society of Ireland at the late exaniinatioiin of Sunday. school teachers took place in St. Andrews' Paro- diial 'Hail. St. Andrews Street. Shortly after twelve o'clock the chair was taken by ii8 Gr~ea ...

... WEATHER FORECASTS.-Tais DAY kz-l- I n N N 0. Scotland, NI. 1 Scotland, i. ?? Northerly breezes, light; line. 2. England, ?? 4. Me.Curc.IArsarl~erltf and iwt4rlaseoteriy breeze,,1 6. EngIand S. (Ln to rnoderatl; i.fise don & Channel )) 6. Scoth nsl,Wl.. 7. lngland, N.\, and N;. Wale i. Northerly or northi-easterly breezes ves; a. England S.W light to moderate; fine generally. and S. Iiales.. 9. ...

... WHAT THE WOBLD SAYS. Mr. Dan Godfrey is to come back to the Inventories aitterall, and.as an edditionel novelty we are to have the pipers of the Scots Guards and a tattoo by the drummers and fliers of the Household rbgimentg evciy evening. If Sir William Harcourt hls lofb town for his seat-in the New Forest, as stated in the daily journals, he will by this time have realised all the ...

... THE NATIONAL AMULlRY I- ASSOCIATION. &T. ring SHOEBORYNESS. WEDYSIDAY Nocnr. 25 To-day was regarded as the acist imuortant of aol the whole meeting, because the results of the shoigat 2000 yards with the Armstrong gi-40-pounder decides the winners of the Queen~s and Eter severa other of the most important aggregate i22 prizes of the meeting. The -weater nearly all a~dsdy lone was duill and ...

... I I Cheouneil of the York Conservative Association have aet run a ssoond candidate with Sir p, A, Milner, ~o rvr amed William Runel!, was knocked I A wa d klledby apassenger train on the North- 4 dswf 80~~i~wy bewee High7 Shields ond Tyne Docks c ofaou 1,400, the committee of the Wil- olfrheBlind. in York, are making con- hec~r0 5ditnnsto ?? for the training and sld~~s n o blndpeople who have ...