... ST. MATTREW'S, DUDDESTOTT On Sunday list the Rev. T. T. Scowveroft, inelltnb St.,atte' Dudrleston. in minomil ing to his ec' l,,t O' tion his contern platedt removal from the wntprisjj 3 twenty days ago the lbihop of the Dioese in a r7 $4- letter, asied hir1 ro accept tile beneici or xhii ?? ltchington. a little aillago sevelrnit Leamington, nd contaninng only b0i parishioner, hesitated in ...

... FAREWVELL LETTER TO THE REV, H. LITTLE WOOD. Yesterday the Rev. 1I. Littlewood, vicar of Darnal, to wlhom c Peace mnrie his confession, received letters from all earts of the country asking as to the genuiloeness of tbe ! ilocumuent. Mr. Littlewooi states that he cannot possibly answer these letters, but ho has written to ahhoflieldpaper as follows Hlaving received enquiries from various ...

... WOLVERHAMP'TON. R elTLWV.\ ACCIDENT. - Ci ausday night William CaIrtlidge, married, and aged about 40, a goods guard, living at lis1lbriry. was caught between the buffers of two of the wagons of his train, at Tipton. and received severe injury to one of his arms. Ile was brought on to Wolverhampton. and was removed to the lospital, where lie now lies. It is feared that thle limab niay havo to ...

... THE CON-VICT PEACE. It ~ ~ LL 55 ?? I ?? - y The Central 'News sepcial reporter At Lweeds ?? 'n dcnies the vtrthi of the story that Pence shot the' - se nare Cock neaor Mafnchiester. It has bee IIsc ie.r :ethat no such letter or confession of the ealir *e been alleged to hvev beeri sent lies been crecived jla reie at the iC omeo Officeo, Mr. Brion, of Peckhame v a t Arri:Icy Gaul About two ...

... FA TAL ACCIDENTS ON THE ICE. BIRMINGHA M. -Tbe weather continues very severe, but no snow has yet fallen. Yesterday morning 20 degrees of frost were registered in Edgbrcston, and at Unmberslade 23 dagrees. Skating lbis been comnenced upon several pools in the vicinity of the town. Pnrusrox.-An inqjuest was held yesterday, at Walton, nar Prestzon, oil tie body of a boy Wvho w drownaed whilst ...

... ' The following forecasts of the weather durins ths ensuing twenty-four hours were issued from the Meteorological Offlice yesterday at 4 ?? DISrTIuC. For.oAess. 0. SWOOd, . Westerly to north-westerly winds and '2 England N.i J galme; rainy, and unsettled to fair. S. En lnd E Westerly to north-westerly breezes, fresh; g, E. , cool, showery. 4. Mid. 0ountles.. J'estarly to nccrth.westerly ...

... . THE FIRST :OF SEPTEMBER. 21 i _ : . For a 1et of September yasterdeynmust have proved the most barren day within the rnemory of the oldest sports- man livieg. ailnd it been hut a fair season, had there been but an average prospect of sport, tho Fourth Corimand- nnent would have been - wall, let us say cracked, if not actually broken, on Sunday last by nel overhauling of hreeahlosnlers and of ...

... THE Z ULU WAR. f I THE BATTLE AT ULUNDI. ?? Telegramcs.] CAPE TOwN, July 8 (via Plymouth) Ulihdi, the Ring's REnal, was reached and burnt by Lord Cheimltnsford at the head of Generals Newdigate and Woods column on July d. On the 2nd instant Lord Clhelinsford telegraphed to Sir G. Wolseley that he in- tended to cross the Ucuvolosi at noon on the following lday, to make a reconnaissance in the ...

... LDst night a lecture was delivered in the Masonic HI-all, by the Hev. Bi. Laird Collier, D.D, (lato of Boston, U.S. , oil the subject of A merican home life. The Rev. B. W1. Dale presidet, and there Nwas a good ?? C'liAiIelAN, in ?? the lecturer to thle audispee, said there was seomethsing vcry Charming about American hones life as he saw it when lie was there. He wiee always gratified to ...

... TI-IE EGYPTIAN CRISIS. CAiito, April 19 (S.1i p m.) | Clhaldr Pacha, the now Minister of War, has left for thle provinces, to urge on as much as possible the collection of the taxes. It is probable that Prince anssan will shortly replace him at the War Office. Mr. Wilson haa protested ahinst the exactions to which the fellaheell are suojected. In vieo of the illusory cllaracter of tho promises ...

... _ ?? NORTH STATFIRr DSelIRnh.-Yesterday an influential t' deputation, representing the Liberals of North Stafford- a shire, and including Mlessrs. I. S. Allen, M.P., S. R b Edge, M.P., ?? Woodall, Colonel Hollins, hc., had an n interview with Mr. T. F. Twenilow, of Betley Court, d lclairuman of the County Quarter Sessions, for the purpose 1l of requesting him to allow himself to be put in ...

... Fromn our own Crs-espondent.] 'rUE Lord Mayor's Show having been the prinoipal event of tie waeek, must be cunsitlered worthy of a special report, though a little late. We shoild rizhtly begin by desoriking the ?? a trick of which Shlikespeare knew Bo well the value thbt he seldom entered on his subject without gving the atmospherio surroundings of the scoene. Well, the morning had held out no ...