... TI111' ilSH EDUCATION BILL. c\ e rueired ou a. recent occasion tc* the ra tid LnId pleasanit pav-sag which the Irish in crimcdiatc ?? Bill had miade fi!On/'bL the Hou-c of liords, anl veut ured to >uig-eAt that UfliCSs a considerablo umbenlfier or changes were male thin(rs olu ld ibc ?? a lit tle diffcient in tho touse of ComUmnonS. The 1wlodidieation's arle ?? in the distance, and, ...

... ILETTERS TO TE EDITORS. 3iANUFACTIURERS AND WATER SU PITY. DEPUTATiON TO THE WATER COMMITTEE. Gentlemnen.-I sir- the merirbers of tire water c.nf- inittee M ir receised ?? itillitirtial depiutation of large clissumers ot water onl tbe 15th iistant wire MUasfre. Witls'il, Boswriig, Vining, lligilv, HlIghes. and qarotret, geontiellee ill isell qurlaiied to deal srith tire ?? grievances cf the ...

... s Ri~xiS AN - :: AND = SalC iezks, ANCIgENT ANLD MOt'DERN. 11 e l rIfartero--A pillov1.. ¶tle vane ?? ill Iodical treatment-Ill, pill, bill. The vorld is iil:O *L pli) 50, being full of sharps andl Ilats. Illo tdeili .vln ua uinan is plagued by reason of hi; lhc1); ies sal:l to sulihar from tic-dollar-eux. Mro. 1'1rtilIgz;-.aYs that her minister preached abor oo 'zI) - p 'oiy of tte ...

... CHURCH MtISSIONARY SOCIETY. On, NWetlresday evening a special nrlertirrg Of tl bv Societty, which actually constituted thre Iftce i511cetimi, in OItol~tCiIOnl with St. Clemenclt'R 1c!tinsh, Ipswiichi but. remroved for want of room), was h1eld( in thep Cuanucil Chitunher, for the purpose of hear. iurg all ?? fromt thle Rev. W. ?? Satthiainadhaln, aL lintive ia4inrsiflary inl Madlras, who, witi ...

... p6trid 'Atws. I- I ALFRETON. LOCAL I3OARD.-At a special meeting held on tbe 16th last,, it was resolved to engage a professional clerk to tho Board. lt was also decided that the salary of the present clerk to the Board should be fixed when it was seon *vbat duties would be required of him. RlIPLEY. RED LION HOTB..-This old well-known inn has again changed hands. Mr. and Mrs. House who have ...

... MANCHESTER, SHEFFIELD, AND LIN- COLNSHiRE RAILWAY. The half-yearly meeting of the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Railway Company was held yesterday afternoon at the London-road Station, Manchester. An abstract of the directors' report and accounts has bees published. The CHAI2imAN (Sir E. Watkin, ?? in moving the I adoption of the report, gave some addtional particulars of the traffic ...

... ,,I, 1 - .- .. . - - . In 'view of the 'atta eslof, our own Royal Navy and one belonging to the German Imperial Navy. still lie submerged on our coast, it will not he imopper,- aI tune if we place before out, readers a description of plant ,n and apparatus which have been designed with the view of p raising Her Majesty's ship Vanguard. It may bie ramem. a bered that Mr. Druinit Halpin, G.E., ...

... WUli-K. AND) WAUrES. TnE PROPOSED REDUCTION OF AINI]S' WA&E§ IN SOUrT1 Yoietscnin-On Disedday the adjourred mreet- ing of the memrlers of the South Yorkshire and North Derbyshire Coalowners' Association was held at Saeffield. At a meeting ot the Association held at Sheffield oi Tues tay week a copy of a eruular, as foLlows, was Bent to ilt the nolliery-owners in the district:- Moved by Mr. ...

... (TI3£F; TELEGRsw.) CAPETOWN, July 2.-An ?? bas been pro% claimed and a free pardon offered to the Kaiffirs who surrender tbemnselves. The late Saudilli's ions and councillors have been captured. General Thesiger is in Capetown, and ParliameLt habs passed a vote of thanks to him, Commodore Sullivan, and the army, navy, and Colonial forces, for their services in quelling the rebellion on the ...

... THE WESLEYAN CONFERENCE, - 1. ?? BRADFORD. Tbe Conference was opened yesterday with the usual de- votional exercises. A letter was received from Dr. Williams, the Secretary of the Conference, in which he oxpresseli his inability to attend the Conference owing to domestic affliction. The Rev. Alarmadike Osborn, Assistant- Secretary, was asked to supply the place of Dr. W/illiams. The roll of ...

... I etopooce. AU letters mudt bg comrvai bF th~e nsame Asd OMMMaI of. she writera, tweS neceusrilij for publkaion~s, but for' ath sae aimflto of thae Ediwor ~We catiot tundcrakd to r'fldam M~eded emunkaico.Uoa TO CORRESPONDENTS. Tite writer from Bartont-hill who complains of the gami n g carried on in somer of the houses there should addres his complaint to the Chief of Police. AN~ ELECTORS.-Of ...

... T.lE OCCUPATION OF BOSNIA. [JIEUTER!S TELEGRAM.] AGBAM, SiATRDAY,-The latest autlhenticreports from Bosnia ore unsatisfactory, and give rise to the apprellen. sirn that the orthodox party and the Mahometans wyill offer armed resistance to the entry of Auistrian troopsin that province. It is believed that, in any case, the Brigoattegio, a Bosnian institution of long standing, will have to be ...