... OURI TAtON Oo Uv. Lu±9 s JjO me, 65 FT-Esr STRErET, Tiiursday Night. THz attendance of members in the Houe e t Commons, wrhich was Uot particularly large whea public business began to-niht, increased ceousiderably before Mlr Balfour rose to explai the previsions of the leading bill of the session. There was a great muster of strangers, tO, and when the House eo Lords had adjoarned the Peers' ...

... SIR WILLIANM ITARCURI' ON FOUL PLAY. The fellewing ltter has bee addres.ed to the |'incs by Sir William Harcourt:- Rouse of Conemomi, February 18. Sir,-Yoau sake o0e statemeot isi your leadirng aricioe e to-day which is contrary to the fact. You say that I 'closured the debate on Monday saight ies deiaioco Of the Convestiosas and under- Btaediig wuich have hithertu playod so, large a part ...

... AIR A. J. BALFOUR'S VISIT TO EDINBURGH. VEONING Of BAZAAR IN FREEMASONS! th -nd HALL. h I On Saturday at noon the Right Hon. A. J. (IBalfour, Mi?., attended and formally opesod for' P ,a the seconad and lost day the bazaar held is t spai; o Freemnasons'Hflal there in aid of a fund for the uae win 5a establishmant in a suitable butilding of the COA- i adi, 10 ser-vative Workiog Man's ...

... 14R BALFOUR'S REIEf WORKS IN IRELAND. 1fy pi,,GESSFUL TERMINATION-THE DISTRESS e AT AN END. In ea (norM out, ONVi CORRllsroNDzsv.) B The relief works which were commenced in Bt lhe distressed districts of the West of Irelane Ts sineodiatcly after M4r Balforurs memorable tour javr DOW l b'en closed, because the necessity for h: no longer exists. A report ias just been ,resocieei to the ...

... LETTER FROM MiR ATHUR ARNOLD. L I Ur Arthur Arnold, M.P., bhs addressed a letter i te Mr E. Dwyer Gray, in which he says:- el As an Englishlman who through many years held friendly relations with your father and grand- father, I dtsirs not only to congratulate you upon the course you have lately taken, but also to add a ft ward upen the misrepresentation of English Liberals, which had a ...

... TMiE MOORS-'HE GROUSE' DISEASE. (BY A SP~OZnTS Co0MRMSPBNDrC7T.) A careful examination of over one hundred returns from the Scottish grouse moore reveals d the gratifying fact that, as compared with I anticipatory reports, there has been in reality g very little disease among the birds. From I a host of shootings there comes the remark I No disease, or Little or no trace of disease. I ...

... The, zihray returns for te a United Kiagde .nsladtve t. the pst yer, procted to Parliament t* by the Commercial Dlepartment of the Board of . Trade, under the signature of Mr Giffen, have been published. The leng-th of line open for traffic, which nearly reached 20,000 miles at the close of a SS9, now-exceeds that extent. But the growth of the paid-up capital hus proceeded still more a rapidly ...

... ' ?? -- t-:r,94M. 1 IAD-l GLog 6 'WEDNiE3A-AY, JANUArY 20, 1S92. The official prograummne of ?? Ior ge funeral of the late Duke of Clarence has now been published. After a very short service in the church at Saindringlham, the coda will be removed oan a gum ca, :;og to the lccal railway utatico, w7hence it -vill he conveyed by special train to lyind-r. T'ce train, which is expected to arrive ...

... qCLfESJASTICAL. ,BADERNOCK PA3RIH CHUBRC. - Last Sunday the Rev. John iloy, M.A., Dryme!, preached in this church, when a epecial collection was taken I an retiring to aid in purchasing. a harmonium to assist in thle service of praise. There was a good attsndawce, and the collection amounted to .'50 lO. W WmrMCH PARISH CHUBCH.-Thb onnnal soiree in connectiou with the Sunday school ?? held on ...

... ECCLESIAST'ICAL. IGCasuoW LTYITED PUESaaYmRIAN PnsEaRrY.- i A special reL tirg Of the United Presbterian Pres- bytery of Glasgow was held yesterday for the pitrpose of diposip ' oft tte cll t9 the Rew. William ?? Waliker, Obon, irtvin the Ballgrove congregation -'Rev. Mr bent; St. Street, mraderaterpro term. The Clerk ?? Steel) read a minuel of the mneetiung of the, Oban cocitregatiull on ...

... 1,-Z;.iIC'AL IANA(4-E! CHARvGED ViITlk THREATETNLSG. Ar -essed man, narmed Frederick Cromar, -. rr escriel as a theutrical manager. eon ?? Mr l)e liutzen at e \'fe ester Pso Court-with nnla-fully ,r flat bisor ter-irr-iaw'akhonsein Kiing's . -sn and writh sending her a menacing ?? se t sthe went irn fear of her life. .M1r . lso arsueredi for the prosecution, said the 'e -O'iOI5 cb~r'e C ...

... I ETOND EDITION. EzzD oist5-5 >^4 Lca. Li f e-&rn 3p Qr Lichfield. rt- Stesebi6h Ihuidelk Pl3te-Spertatl-Trkay; r:ce Spartirig LifTeicay or Irdiat; Brave. ?? Weltersp4rtambi4tet Bry; S. Ss= _ TWBiLVB MISSEg ...