... 1 Th Devizes, Hay, and Caerphilly Great Markets. Castle Carey, North Petherton Norton St. Philip, Caerleon, (Grokmrnt, Bronyard, and Boscastle Fairs. 2 F Crowcombe, Leominster, Lanreath, Redruth, and Upten-on-Severr Fairs. 3 Sat Tregony, Alvechurcb, and ilangynwyd Fairs. Col. lumpton Great Market. 4 Sun T'ird Sunday after Easter. 5 b Ewyslls narold, Cornwvood, Dudley, Worcester, Builth, and ...

... At the weekly meeting of the Leeds Board ol Guardians yesterday, some discussion took place witt refereuce to the letter by the R1ev. Dr. Gott, the Vicar oa Leeds, which was published in the Times a few days ago. In the letter, Dr. Gott stated that the Duo de Columbiez (who is Eknown by the name of Mouohat) and his wite, Were Inmuates of the Leeds Work-house, separa ey from one another, each ...

... THE LIBERATION SOCIErY. fvY TELEGRLAPHt.] Yesterday afternoon, the annual council meeting of this society, organized for the liberation of religion from State patronage and control, was held at the City TerminuLs hotel, Cannon-street, London, the chair being taken by Yr. Ellington, the treasurer of the society, who, in opening the proceedings, congratulated the nrembers on the rapid growth ...

... The attonal meeting of this institution was held on Mon- day in telo Mission iloom. Ir. G. Dixon presided, nd there vrns a good attendance, iolmuang the Rev. J. T. Butlin, Mcssrs. F. Patching. V. D mitlh, I. E. Barton, N. Fisher, T. Henry, C. Parry, vc. Letters of apology for non-a ttendianoo were rcteived fromn lr. i. IV. D)ale, Dr. ifickinbothmn, UCouneillors S. Edwards mial Cook, kc.- Mr. W ...

... DISAFFECTION IN YAKOOB KEEAN'S ARMY. THE BRITISH TERMS. [anUTER'S TLEranAmr.] SIMLA, WEDNlsEDAY.-According to authentic inform%. i tien received here from Cabul, Yakoob :Khan's affairs ure in a bad condition. No perceptible proparations are being rnade to hold the Ghilzai Passes, A disaffected spirit prevails among Yakoob Khan's troops, from which numerous desertions occur. Confiictirg ...

... sOgDONT 'INURDA.Y, MAY l. _ -~ A telgesm from Similn% states that, accozding to ?? from Cabul, Yokoob Kban's affairs are in a bad 'oudition, and that a dieafeoted spirit prevails among his troopi, who desert in large numbers. Our Berlin Correspondent telegrap that a- 3 ,.nnrt t toas sainate Qen ?? bo i heenrutrated by thast offier lkisnite. A.O~O 152;{ of the General's U al raepestiioni a mrsD ...

... FIRST EDITION, 2.30 p.m. TilE KIiEDIVE AND HIS CREDITORS. (,ELU ITEP'S TELEGPRAM° | Ai XrADRIA, May ?? test case in which the Government demanded ti,.e invalidation of the mortgages aid attachm-nts on the domain lands obtained by son.e cieditors in priority to tl'e Rothschild mortgage, and which was pleaded before the Akxandria Court of Appeal on April 23rd, came on for judgment to-day. The ...

... Lord Salisbury protests against giving credence to any rumour that the provisions of the Berlin Settlement will be departed from in any single particular. This country, at any rate, will not flinch, he says, from insisting upon the provisions of that settlement being carried out in every particular. Thus it appears that the 3rd of August and not the 3rd of c May was named in the Treaty as the ...

... According to a St. Petersburg latterin ?? Vni- Verse, tho police areopenly arresting people by batches at all hours of the day, whereas apprerhenisions were hitherto made at night. On the slightetst susnicion ngeiinst anly person, his whiolo family are arrested and domiciliary visits jsaid to all their asqusoMtancals, these leading to turther opprehettatons on rho inost frivolous ground. ...

... ! A lotV l-hres Capetown telegram says that durir g C(oloiel Pearsori'snarob to the Tugela the wiatler was very hot, and many men fell out and a vere torced to seek admission to the hospital. The c bealh of the troops is bad from the heat aib wet. A great somuber of oxen have died in the yok-e. Tbe Zulus. are reported to be ?? . Colonel Pearson brought away every- I thing trem Ekowe. The ...

... i- Eo GROS OR GAVaJERY Although It caL dy a that thete is, ill the present exhihition at this gallery any single E woek of exoeption p d unexpected interest still D the oolletion ag t18ayole-I e said to be quite 'tl up to the ( irosveo ?? SBveral of our beat t kiown paiinters pro fairly repented; a few of v lse younger meon nave made goqd progressv while e feristhe icenal display, for tl a ...

... Tl~e annual meetings of the Liberation Society were held yesterday. in the afternoon the council met at the Cannon-street Hotel, and in the evening a public meeting was held in Mr. Spurgeon's Tabernacle. The treasurer's reprt showed that the society's income had been 4613.829, against /13,249 expendi- ture, leavirg a balance of Z579, Resolutions were passed by the council expressing ...