... Mr Craig-Sellar, M.P. for the Hadding.ton in Bnrghs, in replying last night at a dinner in 1din-r burgh for the Houses of Parliament, said that J beth Houses suffered much from maiadies-the Lower House from congestion of work, and the o Upper House from having nothing to do. The f Houes, however, had rubbed on very well Of together, sad he hoped that they would continue to do so for many years ...

... DtI,[T EGYPT. ?? IEgs TELEGziSA') t stE5 Cairo, OctQber S1. or 'alet has comunicated to T i W te t from Earl Gran- as. toe settlement of affairs qnestions of the moost ?? c. i i uld be unfa;r to Sir :50V the entire responni- o l.,ecares the Eritiah Govern- i !l 'r biP dreci Sir Edward 1Malet's ?? recaet event' in Egypt, and t r .. co1 lec in him, but thinks it 1 e - 3 ord Due~riO, w ho, as ...

... RBERT LN~SrITUTION FOR IMBECILE ('HILDREN. I Tte ainnal m-eai: of the Ladies' Auxiliary lis'.a':'i cI tI Scorttsh National Iusihotion ::e £d'ca;'aioo cf lititecile C:hildren, Larbert, st' -Ain Ut nsenie's Institution oomns, it>; esee-ry. hex. Jauie, Loss, Eglintou ?? C 2t-4.;cgna C..hurch, pe-udeAu. Axter 2r co^'eercie' ?? sc- *s 'i lie did not knowv thatI '6 swsi illts ,uti:. ?? coulo pos ...

... WATHE REP TAND FOREGASTS. TRhursday, March 1, S3 SOp.2L TaZ weather to-day has been cloudy in most parts of the Ulnited Kingdom, bat with thle exception of a few shower3 ta the extreme sonth and sonth-eaet it hass been generally dry. At S s-m. the barozteter was failing a6 little at 1 the southern and Frenchi stations, but rising else- !where; and while an an:i-crclone lay over the se-th of ...

... I THE RAILWAY SERVANTS' AGITAT102% MASS MEETUIG OF GLASGOW MEN.. A mass meeting of all classes of railway servant in the employment of the North British and Cale- donian Railway Companies wtas held yesterday afternoon in the Wellingten Palace, Commercial Road. 'The object of the meeting wavs to hear the reports of the delegates appointed at recent meet- ings to wait upon the managers of both ...

... ST ANDREIVS UNTVERSITY COMUNC The half-yeael y meeting of the St Alrces Ulnivereity Council was v held yessc:.av-Vri.. Tl'iocli preeiding. The foii!:wirp C,,uninittee on University Legila u oa- re t Dr 3'esar, the c.,uvenier uouralrr'x committee have to report that, owingmthe p sure of other busiuess, tue ?? LI. : appolutmneut of anl Lu:.ecutive ?? - Scotch Universities has not yet bl-err en C ...

... ELEVATION OF THE ATTORNEY- GENERAL TO THE BENCH. The Attorney-Geueral, Mr Johnson, M.P., has! accepted the vacant Judgeship in the Queen's Bench,. He arrived in Mallow yesterday, and in. in formed his supoorters that there was now a vacancy in the representation of the borough. It: bth is stated that Mr J. Nash, law adviser, will be the is Liberal candidate. Mr IV. O'Brien, editor of United ...

... IH.M.S. JACKAL COURT-MA1lTIAIL Under the presidency of Vice-Admiral Sirin. Doweli, ?? a Court-Martial assembled yester- day on board HI.S. Vkticry; in Portsmouth Harbour, for the trial of Mr Win. Lyndon, boats. -ain of ILM.S Jackal, employed on the coast of Scotland for the Protection of Esberies, upon the charge of improperly disposing of stores be. longing to the ship on or about August 11th ...

... HOW IT WORKS AT PAISLEY. Sheriff Cowan ?? at a Small-Debt Court 1 at Paisley yesterday, when an envelone containing a summons returned through the Post Office under the New Citation by Post Act was submitted on the calling of the roll. The envelope bore in red ink the followingg:-Refused, AD., 310. Mr Elder, writer, Glasgow, who appeared for the 3 pursuer, John Bell, 62 Fairfield Street, ...

... CETEWAYO'S, RESTORATION. DISSATISFACTION OF CHIEFS. (REnTER IS TLEGRAM.) Durban, January 31. Cetewayo has been reinstated at Ulundi as King of Zululand. Five thousand Zulas were present at the cere- mony. Sir Theophilus Shepstone read to Cetewayo the conditions of his restoration. Many chiefs expressed great dissatisfaction with the conditions, especially the stipulation by which Usibebu ...

... IMTH1bENERAIL- 1..S3LIES. ~:EStBLIS9HED CHR. I TheGeneafASB ?? the hchf.Sq-I-i lad as oene ?? yeterday Vith the- anly usual State ?? yes', aslit h lad, whic 4-ifli ashaab tevcrgl elosm deuc Auiar he esttndasNameoAS .dot, t, t1hat scen prsentd>tes L thhI _ 1 an pr rle ~ on he ocasin the.- uifor of-the Lordgi- -pie e Lieuenaoltdof It Ort brei eete na: ?? VKiegof4t½Lod TeigOmnlstOf -Lodth i and-- ...

... TIE CRISIS IN EGYPT. THE PORTE AND THE 1 CONFERENCE. DESPATCH OF BRMSH TCORPS TO THE EAST. Aiexandria, June 29. The European shops with scarcely an exception sre now closed, ineluding the provision dealers. The baks have bees transferred on board the merchant vessels in the harbour. Constantirtople, June 29. The Ambassadors of the Powers are still andeavouring to make the Porte understand that ...