... MTEOROLOGICAL REPORT I DAILY XRWS' ONCEL READINGS THmI MORNING BY NEGR.E1F ASD ZAMRA'S BARONETER. I' _ ?? (Aonr)ekd to i-eI and t-rdu(xd to 32 drn.. ?? Tke ?? ?? Ahcw the hb gt of the bsrometr at It o'clock on tht, audi tihr pre os rflvrntrjil. 1- I i.0 1e,1 I ;nrs thlc.e tho r- cnfte ?? 4u-o1'ialsea, aend lbe twoprotri sday. Tbr soztiei isttr show tr.e tiiir-ton ot t1it wind.s l'be Ienrynt ...

... Tho Fate Df the Clittreu's BiOL Mn. RSoX's Bill Ought i be safe. The armendmne deng;rjl to ob ...

... THERE is considerable danger that the Half-Timers Bill will be lost, owing to. the obstructive tactics of the minority, chiefly of Lancashire members, who opposed it yesterday in Committee. The operative clause has been obtained, it is true, but the examination of the new clauses will be preceded ou Wednesday next-the only day left for the discussion of private members' bills-by the Committee ...

... THE WEATHER AND SCENERY. -FROM OUR IjRxIS CORRESPONDENT.I DUsoLI;, Wednesday.-The departure of the last of the Parli3mentary tourists this morning bv the mail boat fromn Kiigstown, suggests the desir- ability of summing up the lessons to be derived from their tour. It may be said, in the first instance, Without the slightest fear of contra- diction, that the visit of the members was a great ...

... FUNEUIAL OP THET REV. it. BALGARN ILE A number of relatives and friendts of the late Rev. Rlolbert llalgaruii, 'wh0o for thirty-six ?? W&S a C'orrgr'gatieral rriiriter at BSerbororglrj, attenided tho funeral servieo,w which wart held yc'rter- day afternoon. at tine Park Chapol, Croneeh-curd, inn ?? neighbourhood the deceiaried hlnd beon liring'. 'The Rov. Alfred Rtowlaund, L.B. pro- hnidtd at ...

... MACLAND'S PAOGE. , L j-ly~ _ p)(I:S S .NI) ()F F~iom T,1IoULN. T) D~. Y'S NV ic~oM I,, I.N P A R IS. 1RECEP'ffON AT'i THEi EIYSJ (..-tosx ?? ltoko I'ONDN. It Lit us as thtoug;h ioht'rvst -acroy about t~o l~~r tso lrf wl M:Lrlr,,Id. .at e lU. a MUh3 it, o' -Lviikv, ~ti44k4: oi the Ail 1.oe Tlwroi' ,-pp o no vncne1- ilt Ml rehand All tho cun-ing iw cut, out 4 tho hlott I le sp:ks Li.o -i wz is ...

... COUNCILS. Sl W. LAWSON DROPS INTO POEThY. Thato 'wtsh a large wtttherilug of lkdias ist the W'omon's Inittituto, GrOuvosror-eroscont, yesterday, for tho purpote of demonsatrmting in support of the clainiti of women to servo on the Boroagh Counnils to bo otitablisliod nnder Vito London (overnment Bill. In such numbers, indoed, did they arrive tlat tlhe room origiitally intetided for tho ...

... naft gnait (smettt Offici, 18, CHARING CROSS ROAD, W.C. The following formed the Royal party that accompanied the Prince of Wales by the Royal special train to Epsom for the Derby: -The Duke and IDuchess of York, the Duke and Duchess of Connaught, the Duke of Canbticdge, Prince Christian, and Prince Francis of Teck. There also travelled by the Royal train the following - Lord Farquhar, Lord ...

... MAJOR MARCHAND'S ARRIVAL !N PARIS, EXTRAORDINARY ENTHUSIASM. Major Marchand arrived in Paris at a few minutes after nine this morning and met with a reception the enthusiasm of which, says Reuter, reached an extraordinary pitch. The streets near the Gare de Lyon were literally packed with people, who were kept within bounds iby large bodies of police, directed by M. Blanc, their chief, in ...

... ST. TITOMAS'S, 'SOUTuWARK. EXTRAOtDhAWY JYESECRATION OF mE DEAD. ALLEGED B1SPONS1DIATY OF THE BIBHOP. METOAIt O,41.FFIClE SUE'PENDEI). A special meetirng of the St Olrvoe'a (Southwrirk) Boa-rd of Worksmawa held on Turnidaiy to roceive a rtport from a epeeial conmnitteo aippointted to cotl- sider the que3tion of the ralltegd illegal Temoval of 'btdios frmri Lbo elpt of St.. Thomasi's Culareh, ...

... Dcrby Day is still the greatest of Londoners' holidays, even in an age when holidays are much more frequent than they used to be, and |when the rivalry in the provision of popular pleasures is unprece- dentedly keien. Yesterday's D)erby was a great success, in spite of the fact that there was really nothing in it with ?? Fox, who looked, as it has bcen well said, like a gentlenman among a ...

... THE 'iRSzF WHI11TF WOMAN ON THE PACIFLC C(.O.An | 7d ?? r l Alt ?? of ?? I-.! t. GA/E:!I ?? ?? lO !-;s int rcr itg arti ec iu th cc :rren-t ._nie ..e - Nt . c:-: cen t ?? T.In n u z a itce-t t, sohn j a *b A.; Astcr .ves a graonic account ot the arrival ot the tr t wh.. I ?? .e! t o- tile f`rst trading post at the MuLuil hc t II ?? subject to v hichl i have given some study in tne ccurse c:t ...