... THE PARB C SSION. . de(,j ?? not enter the Cloatmtfl'fie ,tiwnu attow eleven, ?? at once w gtht~ e bow, wbaehe was accommodated with a sa, wvhilt theAttoraey- 'Gemem]ootlaued te i * ts fbm s ri.h-. man -newspaper. in FebmrJ tewas an article daclslritgthst the seed soew'by, DlibW3haefrustid * and'wouldccntinue to-,bear fritkin aeion. Acros the Atlantile weahave etcunch-and powiulislliess ...

... FTOM TVBBK TO WBEr.. Tin Government are making beadway in the Fouse oi Commons. The Naval Deferce Bill has passed through all its stageas and its success is naw asutired. The official leaders of the Opposition, after giving the ?? note to obstsucLion, left the work to bD doue by the Radical section of thoir party, and these, aided by the peace at any price men, again and again repeated the ...

... RAIDS ON LONDON GAMBLING CLUBS, A large force of detectives and policemen, under the com- mand of CbitE Detective Steggles. Detectivo-lnspector Con- quest, and Chief-Superiotendent WVells of Bow Street, made a raid on the Adelphi Club, Maiden Lane, Strand, and ar- rested between forty and fif ty h/bitues in the early hours of Sunday morning. Ihe house auspected was No. 21, kept by a ...

... ELY TO~PICS. TsULTONS p~pRj)1SE; LOSTV.2 Gg sssfa ~ dh y &tnrdkaaince MllEtaIdbls Paradise 1it-fbrg5 ,thbooble}r;, We wodser b-mudl moyb heau awade 4t of the work lnoekbceaw -An-ther qvestlothat Anfghtabe sskedIi, howsmanypeople bave Md-thelSOem? From inqniries made ve find. that it is never asked ror at the public llbrarles, though that of itself is no evidence that the poem i not tend, ...

... ASSOCIATED CONVEAZION.E, An associated conversazione held en Mondayi in the rooms of the Durham College of Science, Barras'Bridge, New- castle, was a great sncoes. The following societies were associated for the holding of the ?? Vocal Society, Durham College of Science. Engineering Students' Club, Foremen Engineers and Draughtsmen, ?Geographi.al Society, Institute of Enineers and Ship- ...

... ALL RIGhUTS antRVI. i - . - ts Wp Ymkaq-. L , ., . a- BY PHYLt5IS B3OWNiX| LUNCHEON FOR TRAVELLERS. When one is going on S6 long journey It Is a great thlug to have a little nicely packed and daintily prepared lun- cheon provided for use when wanted. Sonme people there are who never think of taking refreshments with them when travelling. Thev put themselves altogether in the hands of the ...

... BR GLADSTONE AND DISESTABLISHMISNT, The following letter from Mr Gladstone has been receivcd by a west of EBgland correspondent:-`Sir, I am desired by Mr Gladstone to thank you for your letter witb regard to the recent division on the Welsh Dhsestablishment Bill, and to say that the statement in a local paper, that extraordinary pressuss was put upon him to vote, is totally untrue. In ...

... CT-Irred.cr ad Oraztr. -- r M Patton has sold from the Duke of Northumberliad' herd. at Alawick Park. to Mr W. T. Williams, Now 9eabaia, the very grand thirteen months told bull, Hardy Norseman, by Mr J. Vicker's Northein Caief 54749 (sold toe exportation at 125gsJ, from thc 'Blainslie cow. ~Vlning Bride, by the Wsila~by King Stephon 46559. EIn-dy Igocrcman wass intonded for exhbition at tho ...

... Glit NO ZRisboill. Forur French sportsman fired simultaneously at a rabbit, lut it escapedo; then they asked all together- I wonder Vio missed that time 2 Blobhon: Dumpsey, what in the world do you SUppoSe toaikes my boy no stupid 2 Darnpsey: I dunno. Have Vou read up the subject of heredity at all? Mrs O'Bull: This is the seventh noight you've come, borne in the morning. The next ...

... BARBERS AND THEEIII CALLING, Every profession in F rance-and what is not a profession in la belle Fraince ?-has its saiat, and every saint lo-s h's OG her day. The 25th August is the day of the barbcrs patre; Saint Louis. There is no earthly reason why bacbsr3 sbhulI not have a saint as well nr other people, but it canmi.t ba denied that it strikes one as somewhat strangc Lat trh man who cuts ...

... 2NFY.WCSTLR SOCIALIST POLITICS. tho local Socialists had a discuesion in the Cattle Market on Sunday afternoon, on the cognate topics of labour and labour legislation. A man in the crowd intimated his opposition to the eight hours' movement, because an ?? hours' day would involve, lie kaid, a reduction of wages. This was one of the points raised by Mr Dorley on his recent visit to Ncwcastle, ...

... IniftrW Vubmad. HOUSE OF LORDS. Oa FPsd5y, the AnB1msOP of CarnznmBycalled atleU- ion to the oode of regulations with schedules issued by the Committee of Connii oan Education in 1889.-The BISHOP of LONDON discussed with come minuteness the provision of the new Jeode.-Lor&HmtxM~ id that the Roman Catholic bishops were uninlmons in desiring that this new Code should be withdrawn for the present ...