... Till5S 3IORNiNG'S NVEWS. TO3-DAY'S LONDON PA.PExRS. LIBERAL LAWYERXS AND T IIEIRt TheDaily C ON ST I TUENTS. . ~ i h T Th DsiyenU's ?? resehit ionl passe~tb h 'commuittee of the Londonl Liberal anal Thaxlienlt 1. awn w ?? be received wvithl enliuslisatic approvail b y ther Liberall party throulghout thecounrmtry. Thie ?? exprlesses '-surprise anal indiazluatioen at the ( Ol ili't 'of those ...

... CERTJFYINC* SURGEO?8S AND TUE 1ACTOII ?L ACT$. |A deputation of memrbers of the certifying surg~eons of G (reat Britain an~d Ireland waited upon ihe Htoes., Secre- Itary yesterda~y monilong, at the iome0 OJffice. The depute- lion wore members ot an association recently fortned for protectingr their interests, irinch were crentod- under the Factory Atcts. Mr. DLI;SG;, Solicitor-General fur ...

... LOCAL AND GENE RAL. PICTURtES AND S:NETofEIs BY A LEEDS ARTIST. There is at present on view at M1r. Hossil's gallery, Cloi- iuercial-street, Leeds, a collection of paintings by Mr. W~illiam Gireaves, a native of this townu. Teh merit of the ipictures is of a high order, and tnhere is much besides, in the personality of the artist, to attract sympathetlo atten-| tion. Mir. Greaves woas formerly ...

... The Board of Trade have now extended the period within which objections may he lodged against the classi- '1 fications of merchanise traflic and schedules of maximunr | rates and charges submitted by the various railway corn- panics under the provisions of the Railway and Caual I Traffic Act, 1889. The period as originally fixed for lodging objections would, in the case of the majority of the ...

... WAREM ':LD CORPORATION WATER BILL= DECISTON OF THE COAMLEITTEE. The conideration of this bill was cent-inued in the Ilouse of Lords yesterday, lv the Earl of ?? Select Coal- ndttee, Mr. B. mOtizlu3o3wNE, Q.Ch, anod AL. CEuses appearing for the prcm1otels: MAr. }P;BF.5, Q.O., and ATMr. WOsr.szy TAYLoa appearin g in support of ?? snillowanrs' opios tbon. MIr. BAnro-n Browyx continued his opening ...

... PA.RtLIA MENT.ARY .NOTESef PousE iOF COS5XONS, TuesdaY.I To-day's sitting was one oft'the quietest we have had! since the session commenced. The H~ouse met at twcs o' clock, and fifteen ?? ter the question -list was Ientered opon, but half the Members who hald their| names on the notice-paper were not in their places, andI the proceedings were of the dullest descries tion. M~embors wvere glad ...

... TUEE NEWN EDUCATION CODE. |The new Code of Regulations on t~he subject of Education adopted by the Comnmittee of the Privy Council, wnith schedules, has been issued and laid on the table of both | H~ouses ofj Parliament. Tue first part relates to elementary schools, the term -elementary school being defiued as a school at which elementary education is the principal part of the educa- tion ...

... TIlE LIFEThJAT IXSTImI'?oN MR. CHAMBERLAIN ON LOSS OP till: Ar SEA. The annual general rrrestirrg 01 tlp sir', friends of the iloyal Natrr?1?i ?? r. held on Saturday, nt Wilis s lv iris, >. ? t*-i I ,iosn'n Cirxanear{r cc's ?? 10 tier tl.,r1 larga and rni.inerinei atterid:iuce laIr. Crnc?nrsta.ai's, in rneah'g lii nil. rr referred to thi, serious tics at lire ci sea. II san last eleven years ...

... A BANK CR~'S ACCOUNT OF TElm CRISIS IN PA&hIS. (.a a w Uainax,tI7Q Sunday. | .I have had the opportunlity of hearing an account of .the meeting convoked by the Minister o~f Finance for the .purpose of assisting the Cocoptoir ?? from a banker who was present. This gentlonman said- isI did not attendI the tires meeting on the Thnrsdey {night, finding it more convenlienlt to send my manager, !so ...

... 1?1WM LAST NIOJIL'S LONI)ON GAZE7'TB. RElCEVirv ?? OlLDERlS. Charfont 11. E3.. The~berton-etreot, Thlingt on, diiamend setter D~ords .J., lntely ?? hull, ;2Iiddl'ciu, and Dhagwort'l, Stocltten-ou. Tent, Iately Member of J 'rltiamleot Harman nF. B., lEr'rneo>-ieod. Kcuningtoo Pa2rkc,T Mirdleerx, mineral ?? marlufaoturel art D. a~ird Co., anld as David Hrart. Bluighahl-ofreet, London, and Loire ...

... G>ENERAL FOREI:GN -NLWS --G (PRETITscsn's Trassoan6s.) QUEEN VICTORIA. BIAP.RITZ, Priday.-The Queen and Princess Louise, attended by the Hon. Harriet.Phipps, this morning visited Port Vieux, and then drove through the town ill the direc- tion of La Negresse. The Queen aud Princess, with Lady Churchill, drove in the direction o± Bayonne. Her Afajesty's excursion to Fontarabia, which was fixed ...

... WILLS AND BEQUElSTS. 7'roe Iit fr Jiefnsirid Leadevndog N -et, 4earck. 23rd.) The will (dated Mlarch 16th, 1i8t) of the Right ?? Harrier, Countess of Shelield, late of No. 58, P ortland- place, Londonu, who died at Bri-hlou on January 1st, was proved oi March 13th by the Right lion. fleury North Jarl of bliellicid, the son, and theo ight Hour. Williamu Henry Berk.eley, ViscoLunt Portlan, thu ...