... THE WEEKLY TIMES. .. . _ . B. ?? . u .. . _ . ?? SUMMARY OF THE WEEK- DOMESTIC. Mr. T. D. SULLIVAN, M.P., was on Wednes-,o day liberated from Tallamore gaol. The capital sentence in the ease of HRNDY. Bo3wLE§ bas been respited with a view to its commutation to penal servitude for life. the roof of the new basic steel works of the n Patent Shaft and Axle Company at Wednes- C bury fell on ...

... 1FaXo OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONIDNTE'.1 All things considered, there is reason to be thank ful ?? Rugby team escapedadrubbinu when opposed to Durham, at East Hartlepool, last Saturday. As originally chosen, the team was a ver, powerful one, but when it is stated that sit or sever players found themselves unable to make the journey, it will be admitted that the reorganisation process did not tend ...

... |LONDON ITEMM YOR THE.', WEELK, rFRO!,THE CORRESPONDENE OW.TAE MANOCHVTRD ENASI NE R.] Mir. Gladstone has been in possession of the new procedore rules for some days, and he is working at them with a view to make grand committees a con. siderable feature in the future working of the House. Mr. Gladistone vflll have his way, and grand com. mittees will play a considerable part in the history ...

... [FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.] 'There his been much heartburning in the count) of broad acres during the Past week. Scarcely had the Tykes got over the disaster that befell there in the metropolis than they suffer anothei reverse, and this, too, at the hands and feet of Cheshire. It may seem strange, but it is nevertheless true that this is the third time the Yorkshiremea have had to ...

... .1, LOW au?? 1 , - , I 'Piotric.t. I Mr. Daniel Wood, one of the vealthiest lmillowners at Glossop, died ou Tnesday night at, his f residencesat Muorfields. Mr. Wood wai one t ] .partners in the firm of Wood Brothers and ?? e Limited. Sir. James Farmer (ex-maydr of Salford) who, in companv with his two daughters, Failed for Australia on December 16 for the benefit-of his t health lins ...

... I I The proceedings of the Manchester Health Com- mittee, read at a meeting of the City Council which, was held on Wednesday, included a letter from Mr. J. Leigh, the medical officer of health for the city. Mr. Leigh wrote: In consequence of the appearance of several cases of smallpox within the city, and of the very serious outbreak of tbe disease in theneiehbourine townof Sheffield, with ...

... . . .. .I ?? l. I -One wing o.,f hbe Town Hull at Dolgeily WcF doatroyerl by fire on Sunday, owing, it istuppoaed, te the ovethegtlugP of the, arniug apparatus. Paddock Mills, fHuddersheld, oquupied by 00' Mcssra, Jamnes Croslautd and .Soni, woollen manufac re turer, wore completely burned .onb on- Saturdayr mdrning . Tle damago le estimstnd at £12,000 The f'uncral of Joseph Hickl, one of ...

... IMWlAl .P.ALA EXT. | HouSE OF LORDIS. i THURSDAY. BULGAaRA.-4,ord SyTRATHEImDEN and .CAMPBE1L L ca~lted atteantioii to the dos ondioe on Bulgaria. Du J're ?? ?? counitry in should propose) I 0ofe.,oO f hesven Powe~rg an which ?? ?? f Berlin in orde'r do tihat dn abgrbenient i htbcoeo as to the govern- an: ing of the Prineieitad emved for further hi ?? SAL n~ ditdit to be unite of true that by ...

... THE ARREST OF IRISEH MEMBERS IN LONDON. - - We reported in out last issne the arrest in London yesterday week of Mr. J. D. PYne, M.P., and the arrest of Mr. P. O'Brietn. M.P., in mistake for Mr. Gilhoolv, MP. Mr. Gilbooly, 7-however, wa' sub. soqnentlv taken into custody. At 11 go p.m. on the rising of the House of Commonn hM. Gilbooly. aecoru. panied by a lari-e number of -hig Nationaliet ...

... .. I I, I'T ,- -I - i' w ft- 1. ..I:to:RDOlf ?M '03 v TO I ., Mr. Bibth. baseat la6i finibao4 the CoOnty overn T msut Bill, the nnioniibein4 takon as the basin of the 'nei or ?? Tho proe'duro rules are to be very short and simple. They will not be nearly so sweeping as was ae first expected. The Tories are anxious to provoke as' litte deb4te As r possible'in order that the business of the ...

... E ALL SPENCER AT ASITONU-NDDER LYNE. I Earl Spencer addressed a- packed npil enthusiastiO Ml' meei'ing at the Skatingl Rink, Aslhton-unfder-Lyfle, on N4 Wednesday evening, held uinder the aupce f h locel Liberal Aesociationl. The ?? ?? acoom- 1 modate about 4,000 Peoole, and long before the Pro- tc creding.n began all the available room Was taken uP. Id Mr. A. B. Rowley presided. I u Lord ...

... I * * EITl~BYA BARRISTER AT LAW,. No. OPi. b0? ANSWERS TO CORRESPOND)ENTS. Al. WILLS. oh( WV. MAISTIN.--The wvords, ?? om 51 r 3. G., or his l~auful heir, the whole of my said Feal bhi and personal estate, but should my saidson, J.G, he die. before my said - (the tenant for Ilife) and leave of: nolawful heir, then I leave my real and personafl ?? to my said - V-'~Wuld the word heirs1 int ...