... JI IPERIAL PARLIAMENT. BY PRIVATE AND ORDINARY WIRES. HOUSE OF LORDS, YESTERDAY. The Lord Chancellor took his seat on the wool- sack at a quarter past four o'clock. A LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL BILL. Lord MONIKSWELL having moved tliat the House should resolve itself into committee on the Metropolis Management Acts Amendment (Bye- laws) Bill, The Earl Do MORLEY desired to point out that if the bill ...

... [ESTABLISHED ANN 175T,) Outcas ?? S ?? In the House of Lords yesterday the Metro- polis Management Act Amendment (Bye-laws) Bill passed through committee, after some amendments had been inserted. Their Lord- ships rose at twenty minutes to five. In the House of Commons the Chief Secre- tary replied to a question by Mr. M'Cartan about the Royal Irish Constabulary code. Mr. Hanbury replied to ...

... oTHE PFHILlPPI N vS. AGUINALDO DESIROUS OF PEACE. SlOEIB TIousAND REBELS ANXIOUS TO SURRENDER. A Press Association special telegram dated Mu.iAia, February 27th, ?? morning Sefiors Rosttio and Abogado,' Spanish Commissioners, were permitted to pass through the American lines in order to confer with Aguinaldo in reference to the Spanish prisoners at MAIleos. They returned through the lines near ...

... CLIrFON WARD. A meeting of the general committee of this ward was held last eveting in the offices, 5, Rosemary Street, at eignu o'clock. Mr. R. H. Crichton pre- sided, and there was present a large attendance of members. Apologies for absence were received from Sir James Henderson, J.P.; -essrs. E. W. Pin, J.r. ; Win. Harper, David H.. Matthews, Win. Oraig, and J. Haveron. The circular ...

... I' BETELR''S TZLNGRAVS. TUE DREYFUS REVISION BILL. FURTHER DISCIUhbION IN THE SENATE. PARIS, Tuesday. The Senate to-dav resumed the debate on the bill for a modification of the procedure in revision cases. M. Tillaye, Republican, supported the measure. In the debate the Minister of Justice said the revision proceedings before the entire Court of Cassation would he public, and would be ...

... TO N B. Tone is the condition of the body when all is in good order, the blood rich, the nerves steady, the spine and back strong, stiff and vigorous, the skin t clear, the man or woman well and 'happy. People who lack tone and fly to medicine are t often made worse. Purgatives weaken the body t- and derange the digestion, so do topics, so-called; C and they irritate the nerves too. That is ...

... ST. STEPHEN'S PARPSHH ti The children and young persons attending the I a three Sunday schools and the two day schools of' M this parish, to the n)mber of 950, with their a, teachers, recently had their annual social enter- b tainments. In the unavoidable absence of Rev. s Canon Irvine, D.D., the Rev.F. W. Macran, B.D., g presided at each of the four meetings. In each a case a very interesting ...

... ART IN BELFAST. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST NEWS-LPTfER. Sue-Mr. T. L. Cor-bett's letter on art in Belfast has brought this question before us at an opportune moment, when technical education, with which art must ever be closely associated, is occupying the attention of our Corporation and the public in general. Mr. Corbett urges the value of loan exhibitions of pictures, and asks why the ...

... DrBLIK, TuEsDAY NIGHT. To-morrow the judges go on circuit. Thewssizes- are expected to be very light, espeoially an thej criminal side. W Writs have been issued to elect a representative peer for Ireland in the room of the late Lord Dun- sany. Major Hutchinsoe, R.M., Mallow, has been transferred to Kildare. Mr. Wm. Daly, of Dunsandle, has been ap- pointed a D.L. for County Galway. Mr. Justice ...

... I ?? . _ THE NIUSCHWANG RAILWAY LOAN. CHANO I RESPONSIBLE FOR RUSSLVS PROTEST. PRESS ASSOCIATION FOREIGN SPECIAL., PaEniw, FEBRUARy 28.-The. latest development of the railway question is a protest on the parti of the Russian Minister against the conditions of the Niu-Chwang Railway extension loan. The general impression here is that the protest is merely formal, and is not likely to be backed ...

... COURT AUND FASHION. THE COURT. WINDSOR CASTLE, TURSDAY.-The Queen and Princess Henry of Battenberg drove out yesterday afternoon, attended by Miss Minnie Cochrane. The Dowager Lady Churchill, the Marquis of- Salisbuzy, K.G., Prime Minister and Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs; and the Lord Steward and Countess of Pembroke and Montgomery arrived at the Castle, and had the honour of dining ...

... e nnental works at Exeter. The ps o ( el it gC tet mi ., nated with votes of tharks to ?? lecturer and the s chairnrifan. DON'T PASS THtS Sl:FFEP.EER5 rrom Gravel tumb3go. Piles, PrXins irX fls Back, Dropsy. XVyn-.. nnd lv:xtcr coran; ainv. Di-f ?? of };idncy sladder Sciat;c3 Rheumlbtism ind Gout, vdll find o; rfrssitive CI;rfX fr I1OLDBOYD'S GBAVEL PlL]LS Tr1[ ;, a S=ff U boss:, and if not ...