... l^, _^ I ONDON _~ RORUJSAUX ?? MA „ soura of France, and ?? ' ?? ?? NAVIGATION ?? mag- *~m9. __ Steamships GANNET and LAPWING with I .SS? ?? =»ns_. ?? ?? ?? I?- J 0 Reward's fees. Through tickets ' arenow issued to Arcachon. Biarritz, Pau. Cannes &c ■Hie return vessels leave Bordeaux every Friday Autrust 18 ?? mt 4 am. ; 19. at 7 am.; S6, at 3 a.m. *»-• August 12, For further particulars ...

... THE WIXTER EXHIBITION AT BURLINGTON HOUSE, (Second Notice.) Two landscapes by Gainsborough, among the British pictures at Burlington House (No. 1 and No. 147), suffice to remind ua of the frequency of his practice of a branch of Art which he never found remunerative, and they assure us, too, of th© genuineness of his feeling for Nature; but they are hardly masterpieoes. The second, and aa it ...

... TH_TrXITED STATES TH . AND CUBA. V-AR3HITS AT .HAVANA. fVBOM OCR COI-RESPONDEXT.) NEW YORK, Wep_.fsd.-T Nioht. V.l of a British warship at Havana Thoa ™uch Pleasure to Washington and htf *? ivc \ n *r t l i perceiving that tho situation AYali-^-VJthat even Spanish punctilio ;_ now so rt- offence was intended by cannot a ' sunl j Unitefl States warship ?? capital. D 0 BELTER'S A.KVCV.) 1 ...

... TROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT. PRETORIA, Junk 22. On Friday, June 17, the troops, which a few days 'previously had entered Potchefstroom amidst so much pomp, prepared to take their departure. The konour of England, had been upheld and asserted, «nd her name vindicated. What matter the trouble the left behind her, the loyal she abandoned, the in justice she perpetrated by this act? Had not Eng- ...

... MOTHER RUSSIAN REPULSE. FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT. SOFIA., Dec. 2. On Wednesday and Thursday som-3 hiri fitt- ing ensued on tbe Russians attacking Mehemet A i, Ue, however, succeeded in driving them back from the positions they had gained, threaten- ?? t« line of redonbts on the Camarh Pass and Camarli Heights. (Re ute r's Telegrams.) RUSSIAN OFFICIAL DESPATCBE3. RUSSIAN HEADQUARTERS. BOGOT, ...

... , .c-ioti with ! Le Mail Express rn:m letviug r 011 ' ?? Ini Bolbom-vitttiuci 7*6 a.vi„ and Lu.igate- Vic--'- ' ?? — T, [ ii.a.l .-1-Du-U V RfcH. ?? appomted ll til - N verl „ lie ,|i for th coiiv-yaocH of the .1 ty •* ?? ?? ,'Vsre- ■»» _«_ *» *■'** -gg»Olw OAiLf. ?? I ?? , ?? aid Monday. ?? VKES. — M^guiiiceat Dpyer 4 ?? ( . „,, ?? .Kiatlou, with luxurious arm chairs. ?? -x ?? «l« ...

... states that 44 the soldiers broke into the Cathedral, battered down the organ, pulled the communion rails, and carried the table into the centra the ohoir. representati ...

... 'YOUTH AT flRU.Y-4ANE rpllIFATRE. Cs1 6Ittlji sl, AuguUst (ills, a' 1New Sciasatilaija sad Diccistic Prlcisci 133' Plaul Mevitt aciid Augutits II;L I cia 1v.joseph) DarlmgltOa ?? lie ?? a1cLsER Frank D~arlingtoll ?? I s . r AUGUSTUS HARIISi Cajlslel Dalton ?? AILTeUrc MATTIIISON .Mjacr itiandal RockleCy ?? sle.. W. II- VeesasN Captain Lord Larerton .. ?? It. Brure Captain 1Ron. Arthur ...

... special meeting of the Exeter . Auxiliary of the ourch Pastoral Aid Society, in commemoration of the «bilee 1885, was held the Royal Public Rooms on ~*°nday evening, under ...

... What is the use of giving promenade concerts when every- body is out of town ? was a rernark we heard on our way to the new series of promenade concerts at the Royal Italian Opera, which again opened last Saturday night for the season. We soon discovered that, if everybody had gone out of town, a few thousands must have returned to the metropolis in order to be present at Covent-garden. DMr ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.— Thus day. Tl c Lord Ciiancem or took his seat upon th* frooljack bt fivt- o*_UcV« APIH INTMENTS OF LORD RIPON ASfD LORD KEN MARE. Ear? -'STANHOPE presented a petitie*^ from certain paiiblr-s in Surrey against the appointment of Lir.l Ri|;er. as Viceroy of India aud of Lor* Kea.nire as Ljrl ...

... TO-D A YS SPECIAL EDITION. THE HULL STRIKE. — THE HITCH IN THE NEGOTIATIONS. The Press special correspondent at Hall telegraphs :—A feeling of intense surprise has been created by the umexpected turn of affairs which took place here late last night. Mr Tillett acted as the official mouthpiece of the Strike Com- mittee in repudiating the very suggestion of “ formal negotiating.” Strictly ...