... IRECEPTION OF THE IRISH PRBISONERS. London will witness to-day a most sigilfioant b demlonstration. It umay not equal in numbers h that against the Coeroion Act last Easter, for ,u that was held on a holiday, and thie will be held it on. a working day; but. it is in its representative FJ character rather than its numbers that its real b silguiticance is to be found, it is a Metropolit an e tel ...

... WEATHER STATISTICS, Summnry of temnqerature, rainfaUl, 'and duration of bti( sunshine in the United Kingdom for ioultural and iAM uarposes for the week endoig Feb.Fh. rmsuedby the Ut0501' Fopecal 6&ce, london. r0 @ 1, orn to$ SLowg!- gm Eghst. . . _ Po__ o-la~ ?? 05'JA . ODaily M axima. l a ~ r - Daily hiesni f s e0050555005 I tS; Above for Bolew; I ~ ?? ?? ?? Mesa tojliWO 0 ~ ~ ~ ~ 0 ~ ^ So ...

... The second annual dinner of this association, held at St. Paul's Cafc last evening, was attended by about a hundred members, presded over by Mr. G. i. Foo~re. Those presenit ,isnludsoamr. W. .MEn5e smith, Mr. T.7P. O'Connor, M.P., Mr. A. Picton, M.P., Dr. Wallace, M.P., Mr. Pickersgill, MAY., Profeseor Stuart, ?? Dr. Panlahurst, Mr. J. Itenmiik Seager, and Mlr. James Sims. honorary ?? ...

... John Canny, of Turner's-court, Drury-lane, yester. day upset a vessel of boiling water, and was badly scalded. He was treated at King's College hospitax John Stacey, Edmaund-street, Wandsworth, while at work yesterday had a large iron girder fall upon his arm, severely crushing it. He was taken to Charing-cross hospital. Yesterday Henrietta Wells, aged 48 years, of Lam. beth, was removed from ...

... TriS METZOPOTATA7. nADMaIM r l ._ I -. _ I 11 1 T''o second annual dnilne' a tists tassociation, held at St. Paul's Clntl, wis attended by aobunt a hundred iemi.- hereS, presided over by ilr. W. IV. Footo. InI pr)opoosiug T'ie MeItropolitarn Radical Associa- ti,'', tile CtlUtaIRAN said they were not: bogus body wrhose existence sos typilied by sitisitle printedi wsords otl paper, bitt wits ...

... Tin meeting of Nionconformist minlaters yesterday, on the Irish question, has a significance far beyond its immediate effect on party in- terests, The unanimous protest against the crime of the Crimes Act with which it ended was, in one view, a service done to religion quite as much as a service done to the Irish cause. It is of vital interest of Nonconforwity to be true to itself, and it is ...

... ,OUR SUSSEX MAGISTRATES. TO THE EDITOr Or T!IE DAILY NEWS.. Sip,-Will you oblige Ine by giving space ia I your paper for the following case, which camo before o tiho iagisterial bench in tho town of Midhiurst a short 1 time since I it is a typical Sussex case, and as such is worthy of notice. Stephen MSile, aged 75, very nearly blind and deaf, with one leg almost tuseless, and receiv- r i ug ...

... THE IDURHAM-CRETWYND DISPUTE. Its! MEE~TING OF THE JOCKEY CLUB. TI 6 ?? A speciat general mneeting of tbo Joniroy Club ga wcos held yesterdav at the Londois residence of Lord 50 HAStings-, thet 14111cIl bueiness bejug the quostinti. i ttlk lieputit betweeon Lord Durhbam end Sis' (isnige Ciet. tit wyndi. Artiong thote present in addition to Lord eli 1taflitige wore the Dokces of Rlutlandu, ...

... THE NONCONFOMSTS AND TE IR1811 QUESTION. l MEBTLtEG OF METROPOLITAN 3MIOTERS. A meeting of Noncoformist ministers opposed to the Irish poliN of thegrvernment W eld in the Library of th 3emoUial alln, Farivngdon-strbst, Yeos terday afternoon, the VnrpoA ofd the gathering, which was a large :ad thorougly representative one, being to entera protest againt the recent develoqaent of tecoercive ...

... A RUMAN PIDM. A few. years ago one of the most itmioltr t mines in Wale caught fire. It started sIlos'lv. a soon obtained such hienday that it spreadi til. I the graeitor portion of the entire mine. To oad oi with Water would extirtluisuh the fire, but ruin the mine. Finally it wvrts suggested that ti entrauces and vent-holes of the mine be cos-redm shutting off the supply of air. This was ...

... RLECOTION NEWS~ f TTHE CONTEST IN SOUTHWARK. r The nomination is fixed for Tuesday, and the polling for Friday next, and as the time is short both E artias are doing what they can to make the most of it. t estarday Mr. Causton addressed no less than nine I meetings, which were held in the different wards of 3 f the division, two of them being in the open air, at every 3 one of which a ...

... ?? OPERALXTION PERFORMED AT SAN REMO. WV-H.L T 1 RACHUOTOUTY ME'.ANs. ~l.,f e -Ctionof tracheotomy (riTaXe~o., -rLtstwo) consists in making a small J rio - iiO a little way belowv the Adam's apple. rt opoiitng a corve ?? tube is iitroduced in such -:iVN l~a[ nwih' tho greater part of its lenothl lies within the l ',tair-pssagethe otter end projects slightly from the surface of the etit 1; ?? ...