... ALADDIN AT THE PARKHUJRST. (sECOND NOTICE.) Perhaps the jolliest little hero in Christmas enter- tainments is Aladdin, and the extraordinary story of his adventures and his suddenly acquired riches appeals more readily to the hearts of callow youth than many of those chosen for the skeleton of a pantomime plot. The history of the Pekin urchin has been most deftly utilbsed for the Parkhurst, ...

... A MUSIC HALL. ARTISTS AGREEMENT. In the Westminster County Court, on Tuesday, at action was brought by Messrs Didcott (Limited), before his Honour Judge Lumley Smitb, Q.C., to recover £11 13s. 4d. commission from Mr Leonard Barrv, for obtaining certain engagements for him. Mr A. H. Cannot was counsel for the plaintiff, and Mr G. 5r. Cohen, instructed by NVm Smith Gufton, of 16, Mlark-lane, E.C ...

... WILLS AN&D BEQUEST$. Ta iizc:tor Of tile will, dae ?? ofat .a ey Bev. dobti Grainger. of ?? Pri& ~ I' 'oib,, Ctnohctmrve~t, oi tri-', --Art' dtora ii i1 - ne., privaite 'ar.'lz to HJ1. -II o a it'amd ?? *e?i'aOr ?? ?? to I v sai'w a- '-fag'trvaj-i_-i .rili .4-i 0o ia, ?? Itn, v frcibr',,on e. f'efl'or el ?? Vt. r. a~ii1ndor t'e-ep a,,Anveir- 'u-d in Al ct~r o' ?? ltid Bru-ra tatl 5_1, ...

... THIS MO RNING'S NEWS. 'Die, Cabineot Council smvinionod hr 1,ord Salits- bury- last, week is to ho held to-mnorrvow, notk to- tlsv. a;s originiiidh kanounced, ilit Duke and Duheliss. of 'Devonkslire, ro- turned t o I )tvculsliire II oii so ?? Ittla titmi i visiiing thet Marquis and 2larchiouesa of Salis- bars' it itatnt'Id. Mr. Io5t51li R. Clhoate~, tho now loited Slaites A Iknbassadtor to ...

... IPFOll IGN TELEGSRAMS. UIGHTISLG ON TEE CONGO. D-'FEAT OF FRL`EE STATE TROOPS. But son: s, Satnu ?? to natO7 rerei ad by the Governmenit of the i azeo I 'oe ttte,a coliman of 200 soldiers, nldec the | ?? Lieutonant Stevens, wvetd attaeied Uon NIv. 4 last by ilsurgent Iraselelais, aadl storcd a reverse. The IiisUrgen's Rftcrwards mnrched upon ?? er l ri, the garrison o' which Lad b~:t :educ,,d. ...

... I New YEARk o orS. ] PEERAGE FOR SIR HRERY HA1AW`INS. The list of ?? Year honours was published on Monday. and opened with the conferring of a visconmty upon Lord Cromer, while Doragee :ro conferred upon Sir Philip Carrie. Sir 3ocepl Eu- sellBailey, Sir Henry Hawkins, and Mr. Robert Thornhangli Gordon. Fonr new Tnembers have been added to the Privy council-namolv, Sir William Walond, M.P., Sir ...

... FOREIGN TELEGRAMSi. THE DEYFUBS CASE. FORECAST OF THE DECISION. PARIs, Saturday.-The ?? and Ocnslois understand that the closing of the Court of Cassation's inquiry into the Drevfusoaseisiinuiinent. The court, they ?? will probably report that acts of treason did actually occur, but that suf- ficient proof does n2ot exist of the guilt of Dreyfue. The sentence passed olfhim will, therefore, be ...

... Much disappointment was experienced last setisoD atthe a'senc- of such iunortant craff as the Britannia, Satauita, yfeteor, and Val- kyrie IIf., but the fact is the Prince of Wales had par ted with t he firs c-ea ued, Satenita wlva being converted into a yawl, the (herman Em.I peror had nlothieg ou haud for the Meteor, and since the American fltasce for the.3Amne- rica cuap ?? Duncaven bed not ...

... -7--7 - - I Imago of the W-VeR. JANUARY. 29. SOSDAv.-Wyao.t's Insurrection, 1554.- Se;'tuageelma Snday3-lIorningeseaons: Genesis 1. and it. to verse 4; Revelation i. to verse 9.-Evening lessons: Genbsis il., verme 4 or Job Rvile; Revelation xzi., verse 9, to mxii., ?? 6.-1Sun rises 44mmin. past 7; sets 42inmu. lest 4. 30).1 M'nY.-Tse Surrey Tbeatre 'marnt,lSt'5. 31. Tvmsnav.-Snarrsen died, ...

... _ 40 BY THE RANK AND FILE. APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE. The discuission on Liberal Policy organized by the Political Coinmitten of the Nationai Liberal Chib drew oo large a hody of nteinihers that Cite Conforence Room on Monday was crowded in a most unicoinfortab'eo fitslioln. Earl Carrington took the chair, and among the persoos present were Sir R. Reil, i.P., Mr. Iabou- cieore, M.P., Lord ...

... Oc c.s -- r. i 'J-I TES. ?? . ..R .S. _ We hare always tal-';i a frier; or. o:O saa' beuexolen';, ?? j,7t SiriSh aI1hairs,, and we belicve the l:'l ?? &Ozcii.'! is as populxr in Ireland as it is possible iO1 ?? Brifis! T- im ist niewvspaper to be. This interet hras ?? eccagnized in a tournin y tins ;ur.;rninltc,,Since there niha arrived at this (ofice bv po^t a circuliat letter fr-tm the ...

... ONE after another the Radical leaders -if one may so style those who have no party to lead-come tip to take their turns at cock-shy, with Mr. MORLEY as their objective or butt. After Sir EDWARD GREY and Mr. ASQUITH it was, last night, the turn of Lord KIMBERLEY. Lord KIMBERLEY was, at first, and when referring to Mr. MORLEY by name, as polite as the Chorus in a Greek play before it has made ...