... 1,5TH LANOASHIRE RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. DISTRIBUJTION OF PRIZESq. c The annual distribution of prizes in connection with the 15th L.IR.. took place on Saturday nigbt, p at, the headquezters of the 1st ?? in St. Anne- El street. The men ?? at their stores in Ct Ielington-square, and marched. beaded by the band, Ce to St. Anne-street. The officers present were 01 Lieutenant-Colonel rilkington; Majors ...

... 51,7 PO1'ULI In SUPPED. 5. uMgIrPtY. DOMISTI. I~c' ie -rb:'t y. s{eaksina at Uaw..ick anl ;44t'amv. reietl lea cI UnnunitLl ip)cef~les. lcdi ja'c'aconsfi 'hi had, hc sail, reiortei to ;:coY> ~ cw. Bi ...

... FEC(ND EDITIONN r av ii;o S^ausixu. A8 25 c? r Pblladeil hP. t'c~frt.-. fy3 ?? n1t veek; tvas ?? Mcast e-utful in the kl'.st ,. the Niw york Stcck ':c£;ag'. Tic dcs cure oar noutz. the excotn--ar-t epcc ic, a g v. nitch. Brckers were ever shelmed s9ish order.~, a large ?? of tzer belag f-ifn Poe vt 1 . ncmer loetore deith in stcks. Tbe fi'm fi of the idea cf fcrture awmi!ing stuck , ...

... HOW THE TAXPAYERS' MONEf GOES. The Pall fall Ga:ctte, a military orgiL, c -tsin, n the following letter from an oil- soldi -tr, ii. in - ij g the wasteful sinecurism of the Brzti-h army- - cm . While the press and the public arc diicuscrig tae ti * breakdown of our muiiiaer ys , wit-h cuoii abte 5 in battalions of ucdersized boys abroad, becked up by seleton cadres at home, it may he ovir,-ok ...

... TYE BIIATE OF.Y IELA'ND. I TEE REIGN O'F TERTRZi.i . T5r ?? the west n ed prationesf oF ,~o Gr Ise'ald the pSTtriCLS are be1ug siri n c .,t sue ?? wro profer3 to kllt'' vise co-,try Sr.y t ts aP in rany pla- rs rumours of iroipediuqg 'vi are circulaced r ith tse s;jcct of ibringing ?? to the tovns iind so incr asiug trtde. M3r. m.)hu i. a WFs expecteli in Duljlin Is n gt, bst, o;i to ...

... THE DUKE OF ARGYLL MD TilHE MARQUIS OF S-AISBURY. The Duke of Argyll writes to the Times in ian( reply to the recently published letter of the t5D! Marquis of Saliebury. His grace says- Lord i- Salisbury's letter to you of the 17th obliges me to de ;say a lw words in reply. In his speech at Mhn- defi cheater there were two remarkable paragraphs on the subject of our quarrel with the late ...

... SPECIAL T=TTGRAMis c I(1 Her ?? steel corvette Oomus left Sheer- ness at noon resterday en route for China, to li 3imce tt the jq'uniron in thoia waters. . ' S.vg:eea-G ctnera1 Crawford, Hi)., has beer. ap- i rnutvdi ptiucipal Medical officer to the Bzi~7,h a ccv in lda F aive LlbeIr l and four Cynscerv&aie mcrnest. ^ w rtre rturoed for Roytou school board, Ob ?? ity vester'ny, when the ...

... TE INCEEASE OF PAUPERISM. From a comparative statement issued yesterday of pauperism on the lst of July, 1878, and the Lt of July, 1879, it appears tbat the number of paupers relieved Ln English unions on the latter date exceeded those relieved on the same day ir the previous year by 48,376, equal to an increase at the rate of 64 per cent. The increase ia the various divisions was as ?? ...

... AW ,.ANC ?? AF~L , 1L1N PI M ;, . S i t t i ffi . i , - !e I , A n\llacthL -gr* . C | ciaril St .C : t a, : , . 1W1aocd, E, I olice t) C j irown. hj,~ I, -se ?? : n-n t to '..S-andi, v.cre a -5 ; It o -asao ic'.z> ' ?? -Y rikts. A4 ct he sri'S t!e; . e iakid to ^ee a ::nt tle ebcp .ccr. :- :,Co ptotcrralvz, Ys, rj;-a e fir2s. Gad .. aa-d tE' le SIle toldl Lira- ?? 9 ~ rp. : 'Whitcoab-'trn e ...

... THE LICENSED VICTUALLERS AIND SUNDAY UOLSINGR The tone adontted by the licensed vie- ho luallers at their meeting yesterday is not gre calculate. either to conciliate their oppo- wdw nents or encourage their friends. They idev have yet, p)lparentli, tolearn that abuse, is To not argurient, and that their -ause can be doe seriously damaged. by the introduction of reg Ztelisire persoralities. Yo ...

... * / he Do Att'ds published in a special h :edtion yesterday a despatch from its cor- i respondcent, who dates from the head- u ,I luarters camp in Zululand, June 6, giving P o corrected history of Cetewayo's overtures t for peace and the English offer of an t armistice under certain conditions, pending ta .te arril 1're!om England of the ?? on oi which Lord (helmsford might terminate ~ 1) a ...

... T OUR LONDON 0ORUSPONDENCE I I naI T- - n X 1 !x'Tx _ LoXDO0N, SAranDAy EVENIN.{. Io-w little stress is laid on Lord Cranbrook's breach of the constitution appeared last night when Sir George C'ampbell's leia.te drifted off into a discussion on the silver qiuestion. Mr. Sidebattom for the moment represented bi- metallism. At once Mr. Lowe rose to oppose him, and he set bi-metallism aside by a ...