... LOYDOZNi CHATHAM, AND DOVER The ordinary half-yearly meeting of shareholders was held yesterday at the Victoria-6tation, Mr. GBOS- VnNOn HODGKINSON, MP.., in the chair. The report, which has been published, was taken as read. The CHAiRYAN having explained that this was the first ordinary meeting nader the Arrangement Act of last year, twhich- provided that separate meetings should be held ...

... ?? ,1ASOr SOLICITORSA ANDl FURTHER PARiTIOLTAIS TO ME OBTAINED AT THE OFFICE OF THE QSIEhF IIHO1SRA, 'COURT OF SXNxnunaEy, DASINOHAL.L-BTEET.) i BANKRUPTS. 3 TOOMAO BlENNETT, Ash, Xent, grocer,to ?? 15, at is. d( WILLIAM Reeves, Otford, Kent, general dealer, July 15, at 12. N JTAlrs Ts,'eeat, Upper Dorset-street, YVau1L'Sal-bridGc-road, buildeir, July 15, at 12. ,TAMES LtOYD, Grachurch-street, ...

... .. .; Y 4 , .1 - i i. J . ItO jl*4* I z ;-jr 4., Z 3-exaiyiined;, but he hat he had extrate4v HEe! 'giei'ouely BU- 'i a greaM d'ehi'oF t vy ihd at; oze ,time.. .aa gambled at tlie ses'-therteo- were notI ' opin'ion ?? a obe very rich.; tfbim rof life gei Z able ?? to 'get ?? whole; he $o,rabls,, witM should order.Athe I 3arenta -anlaliaen- i miount. . She had ' oh; c~oiditio'niihmat Lvizg';. ...

... THE CAB QUEhSTION. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. SiD,-The letter of E 1. K, has completely staggered me. I have been a cab' proprietor for upwards of twelve years, and until yesterday I have always enter- tained the idea that 1 was doing justice to myself by requir- ing about the same amount per day of my drivers as other proprietors weretaking of theirs. But if your correspondent is ...

... -1- -11. ?? l I ?? ?? 0 7 N BILL. i ?? , ! _W, ,,W _IT&4 1 , ? ?I j The followiingT p.to ,i yolwir of Dfr. Cole I ridge s Bifl, lxrfined to 'profpelors~rofflcers, and of ?? t Pa d d''pr n/lt h gi . , aving beeu'o l.i- p Iulate d i t.wg 0tpat Wiks has received, as will be seen! below, upwadu of 200 To the ?? Sliritual'andTemporal 'of thethit Kozdinrt4 Great ainsad Ireland! parliamuesW nssembled ...

... |, ?? CAMP AT. WIMB3LEDON. WIMBLEDONXoxDon-r N£GHT. More fires to-day. A large piece of the furre a'nd grass by the paling between Wimbledon and Putney was in. a blaze this afternoon. The volunteers were speedily on the alert, and tearing ~own the wood work of the enclosure, beat and stamped the fire out after some half an acre had been burnt to black ashes; Another fire blazed for' some timge ...

... IMPER.RIAL PARLtAMENTe HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY, MAT 4. The LoRD CHANCELLOR took his seat on the woolsaok at Wil no, 5 o'clocks. Sbe PRIVATE BUSINESS. b The following bills were read a third time and passed:- ti Devon Valley :Railway Bill, Loughborough Gas Bill, and ae North London Railway Bill. th MINISTERIAL EXPLANATIO l I'i; s, The Earl of MALMESBURY-Your lordniips 4ift'e vWI naturally ...

... HAYMARRET. THIS EvENIN., A CO-OPERATIVE MOVEMENT.-A HERO oF ROMANCE. Mewrs. Sothern, Buokstone, Compton, ChIppen- dale, Rogers, and Clark; Mesdames Robertson, Burke, Chippen- dale, Fitzcwlliam, Laws, &c. -And INTRIGUE. Mr. Kendal, &c. OLYMPIC. THIs EvENING, THE HEAD OF THE FAMILY. Mr. Wigan und Mrs. Stirling.- BLACK SHEEP. Messrs. Ashley, &di- E,)U J. Clarke, and C. Mathlews Mesdames Grey, ...

... I A private letter, dated Crete, 27th April, con- talos te following intelligesce: Contending parties in this island are farther than ever from settling their grievances. As, the Turks become more conciliating, the Cretans, under Russian and Greek influence, become more exacting. The insurgents are at present principally confined to the mountains which are covered with snow, and they are ...

... GABIBALDI ON THE PAPACY. General Garibaldi has addressed the following letter to a friend near London: Caprera, Jan. 3,1868. The Ottoman domination is less hurtful to Greece than the Papal to Italy. The Turks oppressthe Greeks with every kind (of barbarity ; appropriate to themselves the produce of their vintage; humiliate them by all aorts of servitude; prostktute their women I their ...

... -% RT-i AiJStT G¶O Uo,,0rz ?? OFI. D-VB It- ; ng 'ser~viee' a the .church' 6 '4fpddtiichsael id; , ituallisticl, 'jerffo mait-iil','''; ;i' ?? . ares6es ynd*j ,~ppi~nvntp, , e;,luX; . beers tpiwahs~very 4ig4;~ '-.and high -1fousd .it. L .inl more thani one, -ensev-r it seemed, .lmostis& .pilgrimage to mount the steepbn which'tho stqfing .And ' 4kuing 's'ed b~ik' bath' 'cof' a'building' fbin- ...

... ..;rO . IS i I OX V8. { ttoA F S g TLIE A-- -: II Pq - Y kW& t the Charge of a murder agaid person3 egto have been concerned ir in the Feniantre at ClerkenweU was resued by Sir a Thom as Henry at the Bow-street Police-court. Y Mr. Giffard, QC., and Mr. Poland, instracted by the e Eodcitors to the Treasury, conducted the prosecution; e and the prisoners were defended by the same solicitors as ...