... b i TLe Pjinc^'a , |PI~n~e>su A low dariy ago we gave borne accot~t of a new anti extra- ordinary ieheite for rwingI ?? ?? , la r- I . 7_r_ ?? Do__: -t I money for the PTince of Wales's Hospital , lund. It surpassed in eccentricity its ilt- starred predecsefor-tho Roll of Ministering Children. The mupposition thbn wao that the snobbish1 Britirb people would all eagerly snatoh at the ...

... INIIAIE'ID HOUSE DUTY. SPARE zOoMlS, INTU CITY. DEFPUTATiONi To -SIIt M.I IL-BAH ?? htrgo llkiitnit-5 ofbiits tin li' city hatve, I i0tut intabl i'for Ies ?? it whit-h re roll- dteoI -iunavvailable beooatit'5t I s i's,1 t ['it si x IiW ittac,'thexvlc-il bnhit.~ iablej fo~r ?? Hotuse r i.) u . 'kItle stilt! wct- NNU as ht'cltt bi to the, Ii ut-icc, oi titt (It Ct:s -el~ot of Itill Vxcit eq n- ...

... THlE QUEEN'S SPEECH A FORECAST; MINISTERIAL AND OPPOSITION I) iNN ERS. When Parliament is opened to-day it is not o lilke]y that the Queen's F;peech will make P any remarkable promises. Itt omriisions will ti probably be tnore inmportant than its contents. b If the rumours on the eve of the Session are as G trustworthy ars they coimmorly are, we shiall not d know from anything in. the Speeeh ...

... TRALFFIC RETURNS. RA:Lwsrs. Miles Pa- ' S ?? Tow Wi!eek' eatdiclg Jan. 21. ettollin ?? 7SS.j 625 2,074 2Q,7 o ?? end:nm Jan. 2$. B. .nib y. B.r da, and' C te tr1; T;+.Lit ?? ?? Aj41 7,242 2..2^ ZS.253 22,211 St:.te 1 im'W, .rk-ed bv tei-comp'a3y .a S49 10.4_0 54 9O 42 6t 55* Costa A .; ?? - - wjSE Glioasn' & k S. X ester': i> S.>4 1$,s4 5si; 7 ' 1. ot V'-ignt 'trn PtT.i ?? L9S -t IrI 'cciv ...

... D AItY YEWS OtaLc RRADTNGS THIS MORNING BY NEGREMTI ANT Z,&BRA'S BAROMETER. Currected Co ~ea-wtlee and redutaed to 32 deq. F. The ban.. lint asow the height of the barometer at I o0rnotk o. Fb th &d tite pwvisouw mornirns. The dotted line indhae ti's extreme varintum dnrhngder r the two prerie days. ' mhe wiri le tter X _e e en oJ tbwind. Th'MeUriry 'nun for Raiuwith SW.. Sk.F and W. winds- ...

... TRE' CAb TRAD, ANI)i TFI'E NEW I Puljot.1A i' OU, ER. DISMAY AND O ND . .J -.I-ON OF TIHE VIIEWS OF TEN-I UNiON SECRETVARY. ! 2,000 CABS IDLE. The irndignwltioi. arousedl aimolig thie cab-dcivcr of i idelx l by tlie vetlforo. iue t of ti1o polict') 1 egul ltion proi:ibitieig the practticec of patro:tilli; for (raceq in 1 iti-nitil) Boead ot re( and ?? st t d, at- t' ctelal1- vuvd vi ! u:rtiay ...

... II OPENING OF THE NEW SESSION. IIOUSE OF TLORDS, TUESDAY. The Flifth Svseion of thell Flurtoellnh Parliament of ?? Queen Was upened by Royal Ctommissiont to. dyv. 'T'ln (Cnntuiuitui& trs, the Lord Chancellor, thli Eatl of Ilopotoun, thile ]aci of C'ovnetry, Lord Blalrolfv, tnI Lord .laeos enlterod the 110ousfe at two 0 clocIk, itled it, ztivl at atind evresino, and at onceo h, nt $lvk lloed ...

... The Letters of tbe Brownings. Tuz letters wbich passed between I Elizabeth Barrett and Robert I Browning in thetyears 1845 and i 181G have been pui)lished by Mr. Barrett Browning, their son. He explains the publica- tion by the fact that his father, after destroying his other correspondence, said of these letters, which were carefully preserved in a separate box, There they are; do with them ...

... I .,I. - J . . .y j | J)l->rNABITi OUIAIPAGE, AT ULf.,ATRlJY- 1 I __LL i AN TRlxIKST. 'iA Oti>l' lot at eicy- htll, 3iForms: of Dpan, has I.e.1 t:,e .r 0 a ICrjt t cowardlly a!t'mpt to wreck a Ihots,: ii- It IC of lilntite tltsk'npy *rd the irtnmc- rliite r'igbnlsu loinO his, tiloirif thr past feV yvears arened for itself arirt'ialI notoriety by reason of previiusi outrtiges, andol 5jlly IlAlt ...

... TlE IUITTAL CRISTS. CI.IFkGY AND) 1AlTY.t 1'lilKL-N. J. CIN NiSS 110(E hfS, gr ; +07 .CtL11 ?? . 0. ?? iittlt t l.% ' C~iLI itt. tiitl t -SIX~ll ' i, t1 :11 -aI It Isapo1ad i' ILtt con1- kI * P1 ovos(11t t~ho prtt-et'ut~ '.0ftrfro ?? or fit iot, worlitd~. 0 ~ t -'it tis I onpl i .1tti 0 V' L tns 11 '~1' tic clt wfl or tee I~ for-' itv~ iie t:4-o ?? b il'Va~ ?? Plain a- TV fnly- i i t s> t ? ...

... PROPOSElD MUNICIPAL TELEPHIONE SER'V1.ICJ1. INFLUENTIAL, CONIERENCEH AT UILDiALL. . UNANllIOUS 13ECISIONS. J A CoLnferenem of delegates frlom the London er County Council, tho City CorpLuoration, and variou!t outlylug local bodieos took plzeo yebterday at the Guildhall, to coxsider what should be done in re- foronco to the London telephone service. 0 Sir Henry Kinight welcomed the delegates, ...

... LONDON, CEATHAM, AND DOVER RAILWAY. THE 87MT EASTERN AGREEXENT. THE PROPORTION0 OF POFITIS. Mr. J. S. Forbes tooL tie chatr yesterday at the alf- yearly meeting of thi compsany, at 0annon-arxeet HotleL The reocet rectnn dd a dividend of 24 per -nt. fer the half-year onz the Arbitraton Preference St-t amtyr- lag forward £g79591. in moving the adoption of the re- port and accounts, the Chairman ...