... SHEFFIELD, . se Mr Wortley addressed two meetings of working 'bui men at Brightside yesterday and two other meetings Ma last evening, receiving in each case resolutions pro- fea mising support. The principal topic was the Fenian policy of the Government. His friends consider that his prospects among the working classes improve daily. Mr Waddy is said to have a large following in the industrial ...

... THE CNRLASIAN SCHEME. RAMe RUSSIAN PRESS ON THE LIBERAL LEADERS.I Th ,UNMOUES OF THE CZzki-'8 ARDIICATLON. have 1533XsuN, Tuesday. usefu Te SieeaMO-e-r paper, Counsels to dc its readers 'lo to attach toro iuiuc inrportrince to the Separ present fervid speeches of Enr-lish Liberals, with Mr farm Gladstone at their head. It is difficult, remarks the rents, paper, to saY which is the inore ...

... The marriage of Mligs o. 1IiYniyuig. third daugliter of IiM ilmuc, Y,~uoii, .1. D I'I. J,~ Kelly arnd Durris, rto Mr Robert %t ileoi Thou,. yomiger of 1Bsrremans, e which took pisee yesterday at Kelly House. 'W%-rv's4 Bywas cel,'hrsted. by the tpnantry of fl., '-ri '9 father at Durris with till the enthusiasm wl'tiicl isuidly ir cbAracterikle. thle itireli-s n]e-, oI, -t :.e,: tiI.nS. n At ...

... - THE SECOCOENI CAMPAIGN. THE BOER QUESTION. THE CAPTTURE OF MOIROSI'S STRONG- HOLD. L DAILY NEWS TELEGRAM.] 0 FORT WHEBER, Nov. 21. l The forces are concentrating round Secocceni on the Lula Hills. The main attack takes place on the 28th from two sides, three being threatened. The opera- tions are difficult owing to the distance from which t each attack is to be made. I The settlement of ...

... -GREAT- BRITAIN AND -RUSSIA. I IMPORTANT MOVEMENTS. PROPOSED UNDERSTANDING Pb VIENNA, Monday. a It is expected that the visit of Count Schouvaloff and Lord Dufferin to Varzin will be followed by weighty results. Prince Bisniarck is believed to hav'e H' impressed'Count Schouvaloff with the importance o coming to a aifoyad lasting understanding with England as regards Eastern European as well as ...

... THE IRISHR UNIVE SI ~Y EDUC.&IION tThe, Times remarks thaltthe Irish University Educaz- .tion question is now the st anding difficullty of Irish politics, and, consequently, of all homce politics. n lnii it is settled tire Irish problem! is unsolved, and .until it is solved the whole political arurosph~ereis over- .cast. The late Goveronrerit bad, at least, the courage of their convictions, ...

... THE REIG?J OF HUMOUR po0KA Ntwithtiiding the: prsEc nature of~ thfe age| ~ry. ,we live in, there is an increasiiig tendency to treat rig. miatters lightly which were formerly dealt with with aar llpossible gravity. Wie see evidence of the fact de- every day in every phase of life. We see it peeping' IkY, frmbehind thie official gravity of Ministers of- mi- State, gilding the hereditary decorum ...

... ray PRINCE OF WALES' PRESENTS AND IN. clev the DUS TRIAL AND ART MUSEUM FOR ABERDEEN. tbe Ing is S . oSip,-On my return from Edinburgh I found the or' die following letter from B~aillie Macdonald and enclosure tes the waiting me. .int !et- Intiak-Prince of Wales'Presents.pr Aberdeen, 7th June, 1879. the aft; Alex. Walker, Esq., Dean of Guild.'in moe MIY DExaEA,-I enclose you anote just ...

... 3 ELGIN.-For the past ten days the weather has been - very unfavourable for all kinds of outdoor labour, heavy showers of rain, and occasionally hail have fallen with I little interminslson, and consequently the ground is so wet that many of the farmers in our neighbourhood have been unable to get the land ready for turnip sowing. As yet the hay crop is very short. If we had plenty of sunshine ...

... OF THE, UNrIED KINGDOM, FOR AGRICULTURAL AND SANITARY PURPOSES, FOR THE WEEK ENDING AUGUST 11TEH, 1879. (Issued by the Meiteorological Office.) femperature Rainfall. - X = w ! . Dr - ttalf- .More or Dr. c 4 c rbelow No. of fall less than Districts. Meaoun Rainy for the Mean > for Days. the forthe O O week. week. week. WHEAT-PRO- 10ths 10ths of an DUCING: Deir Deg Deg Des. F. of In. Inch. ...

... L, ONDON ' CO'RRESPONDEN CE. I f~~~~~ . . . .v ^Ev ht [BY TREuRAPH; PROM. OUR ~OWN ;CORRE$POINIDENTJ: I ROHERTS AT CABUL-THEG4UNS CAPTREDATCA -REPORTED NEW DEVELOPMENT OPTEEATR QUESTION-7THE ILANGTiiY-WEST SLADR, AE THE GREEiK QuESTioN-THE NEW RSINMN OF-WAR-THEn CITY SOANDALS-M GLDTE -COUNT SCHOtJVALOPB'-MR, KAVANAGH S OPINION OF THE AiGHANS-HUGE IRONOLADS- A NATIONAL THEATRE. LONiDox, Sunday ...

... IMPERIALPARL1 AMENT. [FROM OURS PARLIAENTARY CoRNE5PONDENT.]f .d WESTNSTER, Wednesday evening,. f; The attendance in the H~ouse of Commons at the al earlier stage of the proceedings was not such as to in- I dicate a general prevalence of excitement in~ connec- f ion with the Irish University 'question, which was it the principal arid only topic of discussion. A- Hnouseint was made, however, ...