... TlE WEATHER. TuSnAy NrGm -As the depessica ct I appearing in the north moves to the routzh4wt wards, strcng winds or Rales from north west t north are likely to be felt over the northern p5i of our islands, with squalls and cold showers. i the esat also some fresbening of the w-ind a lilic r with locai shows and fins weather, bat *n dty weather is probable in the south and wzOC , estton- row. ...

... DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT NOTTINGHAM. A destructive tire occurred in Nottiagh4m yesterday morning which completely gutted the lace factory of Messrs. L. Mever and Cospany, situate over the extensive spirit store of Mr. Jalland, in Goose-street. Close by, in a small court, are situate six small tenements, from which the inhabitantshad hrridlytoescap& Thewesther was bitterly cold, and the spectacle ...

... MRIPRL4 I PARIIAI. THURSDAZ flBRAhY 16. a, ?? LEADING MICDNTS m Hos-o (kaSrffows THYSAY NTu. O't t The quef- Msed icif So-agt wtbgt any * incident, aid when the Speaker called out i -i- Sonorous tones, A lerk wil nowread the order it of the day, Mr. Wiiam O'BRien rose amid wild, T1q 11, -dt-usand prologdchemfro hicountry- an e men 30to resmus the debate on Mc. Parnell's we al amendment He ...

... . LATEST, NE.W& 7ery COURT NEWS & ness ?? ?? . rred OSO FZ lt 3 rabe. The Queen drve out yesterday afternoon &coon- not paud by -ince Beatrice, Pinucess Victoria of b and the Conutess of Latboam mm-~ The Lord ChaMberlain and CoUnttes of LaM W. and LiEnt.-Gewral Sir DiXgton Probyn, XE.CB., xoi- V.C, bad the honour of dining with her Majeety e iX ?? the Royal Family. The The ladies and gentlemen ...

... LOPD ALISBURY AND THE IRISH t I LAIND QUESTION. i in DEPUTATION OF IRISH LANDOWNERS. r iid A numerous and influential deputaiion of Irish b knd landowners waited upnn the Prime Minister at a ar, the Foreign Office, yesterday, to lay before him tI the and her MajeGs Government a statement drawn ci by up by the Executive Committee of the Irish Land- g one owners' Conventaon relating to varions ...

... IMELRND. THE RELEASE OF MR. T. D J. SUIVAN, M.P. Ck Mr. T. D. Sullivan, M.P., ?? Mayor of tb Dublin, who comrpletes his term of two months' di imprisat under the Crimes Act to-dy, is T to be released erly this morning. The benn- In able member will breakfast at Hayes' Hotal, or sad, after payinz visits to the parish prieds and DL Mooeheed. J.P., will return to Dublin co by the afternoon train. ...

... SAL.-S FOrULi LEX SEr1>AEM. Tn th:e Eouse of Lords, yesterday, Lord I Dnsi-vV, in reply to Lord Sandhurst, stated that. the Colonial Governments, so far as replies to the circulars addressed to them 1 last year on the subject of colonisation had i been received, did not seem much disposed to re-gard with favour the proposals sub- 1 Initted to them. The Earl of Moiount. Edgeambe moved the ...

... FARMIG AFFAIRS. 94 THE THOROUGHBRFED boasz Sn(ow Ar NorTaxo. .002 U Nam-The show of thoroughbred stallions corn- .0-12 petiug for the premiums otiered by the Koval .0,24 Agricultural Soiciety of England and for the 0.o-i Queen' prmum commenced at Nottinzham 97yesterda.1 The peize nioney amounts to £5000O, - for which there are 105 entries. Only three stal- - lions are shown not for competztion ...

... SPECAIA TELEGRAMS &c. Her Majesty's Indian troopship Crocodile has arrived at Malta from Portsmouth, and landed the 1st lattalion of the Dorsetshire regiment. After emrbarking the 1st battalion of the Duke of Corn- wall's Light Infantry the Crocodile will sail to-day for Bombay.-Reuter. All passes on the Alps are blocked by large mnasses of snow, and telegraphic communication is interrupted. ...

... BANQUET AT THE UNIOR REFOPM CLUB, Ler LORD RIPON ON LIBA AD lo est HOME R . A In the evening the Marquim of Bipon woIS eater- tained at dinner by the rlaembers of the 1A~upo1 hi Mimior Reform Club, when a lsree company si 8 Iasemiled to welcome his lordship. SU Ji [. to 1Arit Dear, airman of the di. presided., and, I in addition to Lord RipOc, there wre prsent m- !essrs. Gully, Q.C, M.P. D. ...

... LOCA-L 71NEW&- TEssnmoxrA TO MADAuz MARIE Pa .-In p order to express in a tangible form the high appre- ei ciation of the talents of Madame Marie Roze as a el vocal and dramatic artistes, and her unfailing efforts t in the cause of charity, a Liverpool testimonial is a2 :oabout to be presented to the distinguished priassir to donsi. The Cotuntess of Lathorn is patroness of E 30 the project, ...

... iOR WLOW0E CORFNDC ?? -1 An .e fad to_ h Thbe icruity I.bav o~aa ga i e ci Q nxresover thefaamg t eof tho apid -e kg Oia the &0ha- an the ?? M ,kthe jseg ...