... Detailed reports have been received from various districts ?? the storm on Saturday night. At Chard the thunder was heavy and the lightning vivid. The hay crops were injured by the severe rain. In the Cambridge district the rain came down in torrents for -six hours, and much damage was done by flooding. Some fires were caused and cattle killed by the light- ning. The Cam overflowed all the ...

... ZLOaW a 3t9i_ itrict. for NE EMTRY AT TYfLDESLEY.-On Saturday Alo Biho f ierpool (Dr. O'Reilly) consecrated the b Cath~jjoli portiono- nel completed cemetery ha, ;zoman.Ctoicmeio fa o it T~vldesle~V- 'tug AcOSDRNTr,Thonias F~arnsha`W, aged wil 'we vears, living with his Parents at 14, Coronation Ref k'quare. Fairfield-street, died at the Royal Infirmnary at r ?? eight o'clock on Saturday night ...

... A- SEA4 tAND: AN ICEBERG. +h~ DailitI .The NTe -York correspondent ot -Tnel .vwll!j .rews sensd -tb 6 following acon ofx . th colli- vion betweert the (Guion OrUiml* Qfli and an Icebe2g .- t- Th Ain stnk the iceborg t Dn rte 'lc Ln h'rday' ight, on the great' NOwVfO~nt ak 0 mils fom t. ohn in latitude 47. The longitude is~ fo Ths is probabl a mistake. The sea was. gieni, ath wvid from tho nOri ...

... On Saturday, Mr. Bedford the Westminster coroner, held an inquiry as, to the death of Wilbur Fitz-R:'Ymoold, aged 52, alias Heywood, a merchant's agent, the noto- iou~s forger, who died suddenly whilst ?? Wrighit's Hotel, 24, Charir, Cross.AuslPecto o Tornow, detective inspector'at tho Criminal Inves- lisation Department, said that on the 25h cul ls hereceived ?? a from the Liver- pool police, ...

... TIE WEEKLY TIMES. , . ?? .SUIMMARY OF THE WEEK. - - - FOREIGN. The Porte is said td be at longtlh moving in the direction of obtaining a settlement of the C rcekfrontierquxestion. OnSaturday, according to a telegram from ConstantiflOple, the Porte sent a despatch to the Alubassad.Ors of the Great Powers in Constautinople replying to their re. cent identical note upon the subject. This despatch ...

... FOREIG4N NE~WS . THE RISING I: AFGIHANISTIN | ALLEGED COMPLICITY OF THE AMEER. MIIrJTARY OPERATIONS. FPREAD OF rfHE MOVEMENT. The annoulcemellt Of the occupation of S.hlltargardif l1, ?? forcesI has been confirmed in nn official telegram from the Yiceroy. TlhP Ameer, in a letter aldressed to the Indian Government the day after the entbreak at Cabul, avpwed his friendship and the sincerity of ...

... SIAt W. LAWSON ON TORY POLICY. he Sir Wilfrid Lawson, speaking at a, Liberal meeting at al' Aspatria, in West Cumberland, on Thursday evening, )Ssaid that the Tory papers had foolishly blamed the d.Liberals for starting to work and agitating the country )-immediately Parliament had riscn. They asked why e,~ there should not be a trace to politics. They looked upon politics as a kind of ...

... - A L~D GEO~EHAM~hTON AT LTO N. I t°BD ?? ?? Bostonl Cbsi ?? leoting m1uetnioD of tpr ze titrition for the distributio I: t,~bo wasvre ha d n add ess. - to successful studentswshl ?? lbert HajllBoitojIltbe Rev. Canon Powell d~eg able hamton, vice r resident of of Conneil. on Education, who had conr bute the prize8 and certificates, arrived at and, naterisimtiun the principal public ithlcal ...

... I MANCHESTER BIBLE FLOWER VItISSION. I A meeting in connection with the Manchester Bible Flower Mission was held on Wednesday afternoon in the Association Iall, Peter-street; Mr. G. Robinson in the chair. The promoters of the mission werefavoured with the presence of the Bishop of Mauchester.-In his in- troductory address, the OHAXE:IAN explained that the mission had been in existence about 3h ...

... I .OREIGN TELEGBAMS. ,| I . I I WE THE AFGHAN CAMWPAIGN-. r bu ARRIVAL OF GENERAL GOUGH AT un CABUL.; lo . ?? be ATTACK ON THE BRITISH AT vi JJUGDUIJLAI. . w' [By PRIVATE TELEGRAPH.] m We have,received the following from the T India Office for publication.- (From Viceroy, December 26.) Bright reports weather cloudy. No helio- tl graphic communication open. A Jessailchi post near Jellalabad ...

... I THE DIASTER TO THE BORUSSIA. No further news has been received as to the ill-fated Borussia. The rescued pass engers report that while on board the Borussia, Oa Sunday morning, November 3Q, St. Michael's Island was passed on the port side, and in r the afternoon two other islands were'visible, supposed g to be St John's and Fayal. On December 2nd the steamer sprang a leak amidships, and they ...

... THE WEEKLY TIMES. F01iJ,. ?? Telegrams were received by the Gaverntment an Wednesdray from South Afkica up to July 8th, anntouncing a great victory over the Zulus at Ulundi, the kraal, or capital, of the Zulu Kinlg. Thbefiriit despateh osme tbronzh MajuraGenerxl CLiFFrmh, from Lord ORELM8FO1RD, and des- .3ribedthemilitaryoperations. As CETYWAYO had not complied with the General's demande on ...