... EDIT LION Fo CONTINESNT DISTANT PARTS ONLY. THP NEXT EDITION IS PIBLISHED ON FRIDAY MORNING. IN TINE 1,01 THE EMLLS 'LTRAINS. POST1'SCIP ?? LLOYD'S WEEKLY NEWSPAPER OFFICE. TuURSDMT NIGHT. LATE'ST E~LECT5RIC NEWS. [REUTEU'U TEZLEGZS.E I AUSTRIA. VIENNA, July 4.-Several of this morning's Vienna papers confirm the report that all order had been issued by the War department for a further mobili- ...

... WEB ROYAL MINXERAL TILZAT3ICAh E'd Iu . , The thirty-thicd anniversary festival of the subscribers to this fund took place at the Freemasons' Taern, Tuesday evening. Mr. J. L. Toole presided, and the company numbered about 250. The CuAnSmAx, in proposing the toast of the evening, Prosperity to the Royal General Theatrical Fund, said -Gentlemen,-Three years ago when my dear friend and old ...

... L4VU the FAILURE OF ANOTHER ATTBMPT TO RAISE iko THE WRECK. in Yesterday another attempt to raise the hull of the Euiydice was made, and resulted in a, second failure; owing, not to the want of any care in the arrangements, at but through the unfortunate recurrence of unf avurable of weather. The attempt was origirially fixed for Monday ict last, and en Saturday the Pearl and the two gunboats ...

... A, TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMAN. Trinity College, 3rd July, 1878. Sin-As doubts have been raised as to the power of the University to suspend graduates from their degrees, I beg to offer the following statement on a question which so largely nffects the discipline of the tniversity and the interests of those who have taken its degrees. The Consuetndicnes seu Regieui Universsatis Duttbliniensis ...

... . I The corferenc cre-assembled on Saturday morn- ing at 9 o'clock, the Rev W B Pope presiding. After the reading of the daily record by the Rev. John Dw Pyer, The Rev. W. M'lKav, oEdcretary, stated that he had received a letter from the secretary of the Pri- ?? Conference informingthem that that Conference had passed the resolutions bearing on the subject of Methodist union, and he would, ...

... The Select Committee appointed by the Rouse of Com- mons to consider the question of Parliamentary reporting sat on Friday for the purpose of taking evidence. The chair was occupied by Mr. W. N. Smith. The other mem- bers of tbe committee were Mr. Barclay, Viscount 'richton,. Mr. Dunbar, Mr. W. F. Forster, Hir Alexander Gordon, Mr. Hall, Mr. M. Henry, Lord Francis Hervey, Mr. Mills, Dr. Lyon ...

... CAMB(RIDGE LOCAL EXAMINATIONS. I DISTRIBUTION OP CENTRIE PRIZES. On Saiturday ?? a meeting was held in thle Guild- ball, Doi-by, whonl the prizes gained by the compeotitors in Fr this centre at the Cambridge Liocal ExatainAtions were dia Es tributod by Mr. T. W. Evans, M.P. for South Derbyshire. Of There was a smail Attendance beyond tile Snccsessul cAndi- t dates. 'rhe Chairmen was supported ...

... THlE CONGRESS. ];LEVLENT9, SITTING. [nnu[TEEPS TELRG1IAISSI: BERLIN, TuESDAY.-The Congress held its eleventh sitting to-day, which commencoa shortly after two. and cldosed about lilf-past four o'clock. All the Plenipoten- tiarieswere present. Ithas been decided that ServiasisolU retain Nisch, but not Novibazar, as Austria opposes the cesejin of the latter. The Capuonic defiles form the western ...

... E:fOLIAD BWRDEISDREFI JMLINT. FY NaGYDETHOLWYR, lel hen drigiannydd so etholwr ?? Hint, cymmeraf y cyfieusdra i ddyweyd ychydig eiriaa wrthych ar ein sefylifa bresennol, canys teimlaf yn sicr fod y mwyafrif mawr o honoeb, fel fy juD, yn ffieiddio fod ein cyfaill a'n cymmydog parchus, Mr. MUSPRATT, wedi ei wrthod fel ymgeis. ydd er mwyn dewis Mr. JOHN ROBERTS, yr hwn sydd yn ddyeitbr i ni, a ...

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... - The Select Committee appointed by the House of Commons to consider the question of Parliamentary re. porting sat on Friday for the purpose oi taken evidence. The chair was occupied by Mr. W. H. Smith. The lrst witness called was Major Gosset, the Serjeant-at-Arms who said he was acquainted wvith the arrangements made for reporting in the House of Commons, and he now put in a plan show. ig ...

... TFlAL TRo OF THE COal.TMEL *l L On Satarday, this magnificent steamer went her official trial trip down the river. A select company from Glasgow joined the vessel at Princes Pier, Greenock, from which a start was made about half-past 11 o'clock. The weather was delightful, bright warm sunshine, the heat 7 being tempered by a cooling breeze from the , east. With the varied beauties of the Clyde ...