... ?? := - r tsa trl,] 2s? de, elmE1HE ENGLISEI CHUIRCH UI TON. Kr. COXVERSAZIONE AT THE TEMPERANCH COe HIALL. ant , On'Thbrsday evening a LouLers.ione add exhibition of orialsiaastici works or art was held at the Temperance Lbe Hall, Curzon-street, in conopotion with the above, and was ith very largely attended. Amongst those present were the Revs. Pf. li. W. Wilmot (Chaddesden), F. Utterson, H. ...

... ILWonbon Letter, I [RO OUR OWN Own 8INBSE ORNNDf,] f LONDON, TUESDAY NIGuGr, There was a crrwd in the House all night, for it was known that the biggest men would speak and that there would be a division on Mro Prnell's amend.' I net. Questions were not unintpresIing,. but it iwe the gpeeohes which formed the attraction to-night , and' r and THE PRITCE 01? WALES himself bad arranged to hear ...

... LOCAL EXA.MLN ATIONS IN IrS C. The following is a list of succeassul candicaie .± . examiaations held in December at th;3 centres:- LOCAL EXAMLATXONS TX PBRACTICIL MUSIC ins', B>EUTpSnio.-Seor Divdnon-Lt:tte Speam!. ?? .. Mil-ton Cla. Margaret T. Briueh'. Errni-o t DLrLEr . -: Ethel Ei Birys. Gertrtnde BE. earid r. S .: L. aellie Watson, Mahel Wiay, Fricerwa W. ?? John W. PiclHes, Ethel ...

... NATIONAL SOCIETY OF PBOFESSIONAL IMUSICIANS. A musical weeeting of the members of the North Midland Beetig was held in the Atbenosum-ronm on Saturday, his Worship the Mayor of Derby presiding. A number of friends had been invited, and amoug thoses who had signified their intention of being present were-tbo Lord Bishop of Derby, Aid. W. Hobaun, RPev. A. John- son, Rev. J. and Mrs. Hipkillb, Rev ...

... AN ULYERSTON SOLICITOR SUSPENDED. In the Queen's Bench Dirivion yesterday, before Mr. Justice Denman and Mr. Justice Vaughan William san application was made on behalf of the Incorporated Law .Society ...

... |: ?? ndSts. I AN ATTACK ON THE. ENGLISH BREAKFAST. te From a penny pamphlet on Whatto Eat and How to Cook it, containing the vagaries pf vegetarians, we quote the following passage about brtakfasts: 19 A fault of the average English breakfast is its Ky monotony. It is tea and coffee, bread and butter, eggs and bsoon the year round, We read in a society journal it, that the Marquis of ...

... Seven hundred miners employed at Marden Colliery, Aberdare, struck work yesterday for an advance of wages. Considerable agitation prevails among the men employed in the St. Etienne Col ...

... THE EIGHT HOURS QUESTION: DEPUTATION TO M. GLADSTONE. A deputation representing the miners of Gree1 Britain laid their views on the eight hours ques tion before Mr. Gladstone yesterday, at 10, Sl Jame ...

... A Eeaueed MIjority. MtR. PAN t's amendment to th Address, impuguing the whole ad. ministration of her MaEsTfs Government] in Ireland, was rejected in the H: House of Commons last night by the compeos. D tively narrow majority of 67. l face of the Special Commission's, ReDort, now thoroughly digested and understood, this great reduetion of the 3inisterialist forces is most striking end ...

... MM SUPPOSED LOSS OF LWJ W SOLWAY FIRMa L - X 4 ?? - - 4- - ;A VABEOW 1SCAPS 0o TidV were roodeid at marypot yaterY of the steam-1lan Wasp, W whi, h was Supped to have gone t the bottom of the Solway h, WithU ts n Ts brappe to have had a very ;prilo aventure. On Sunday four seaman, a boy and a young lad named 8r, dartd from Maryport in the Wasp, inte g to go to Harington oi a pleasurs excursio ...

... IWPERIAL PARUIAMT. _ I TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18. LEADING INCGNTS. Hovus OF COEMOx, TMDAY NWr. I Mr. Campbtll-Bannerman renewed the debate on Mr. Parnews amendment to the motion for an addreesinreplytrthe ...

... GENERAL FOREiGN NEWS (REBum's TELhGnAMs.) DEATH OF COUNT JULIUS H ANDiAbSY. '1 VoLoscA (ISRIA), Tuesday.-Count Julius Andrassy, | late Austro-lluugarian Minister of Foreign Affairs, died i here at three o'clock this morning. I Later. -Tho disease from which Count Andrassy suffered lutS now been ascertained to be epitheliali.cancer of the Ii bladder. Llst sumner the eminent Buda-Pesth surgeon, ...