Tho Convent— Classes re-assemblo on sth Feb. The Circus— Programmo for this afternoon and ovening. Mr Golledge— Lectures again to-morrow evening. Glasson and Penroso— Will not open till 10.30, this morning-. Fnneral Notice— By A. Bloomfiold. Wanteds — Three notices.
FOREIGN & COLONIAL TELEGRAM.
GAELS.
(Pkr Elkctkio Telegraph— Copyright.) (Pi5R Press Association.) (Received noon Jan. 27th.) THE tf AIRNSHIRE. London, JaD. '20. Arrived — s.s. Nairnshire from Port Chalmers (December Ist). THE PIGOTT FORGERIES. Freeman's Journal states that the Parnellites will submit a motion next session declaring the limes insistence that tho Pigott forgeries were genuine letters, m the face of Mr Pamell's denial, was a gross breach of privilege. They will also apply for the appointment of a committee to pursue an inquiry into the circum stances under which the forgeries were committed. """•innniiT. Owing to the scarcity o£ money io tho outside market, short loans totray a strong upward movement, and aro quoted at 7^ t per cent. Three months bills aro de prossed, the present rate is 3$ per cent. Tallow, medium mutton, 2-ls ; beef 233. I The English wheat market is changing a ■ little for the worse ; tho Continental is i unchanged ; the American is steady. New Zealand wheat on passage, average, : 34s Gd.
THE LABOUR DISPUTES.
» — . — . ; ;Pkk Bleotrio Teleqbaph— UoPTHiusr.) (Pan Psßas Association.) (Received noon, Jan. 27th.) B»».'v Jan. 2(j. In hia speech proroguing the Roichßtag, the Emperor promises to introduce a bill next session extending tlie workmen's insurance fund. The Hamburg strike is at an ond ; tho masters have resumed tho former rate' of pay. London, Jan. 26. Four hundred dock laborers at Liver pool huve struck for an increase of : wages.
AUSTRALIAN CABLE.
