... DURtU&Il CATBEDIIAL, TutESDAY, JCuLY S0, 1879. gXornlng-Sorvsca: roes in A. Anthem (830) : Incline zrh1~e oar (Himmel). Eveniag-Service: 9siaL inA.Athem (410): Father 81 heavon (Walmslaly). Lord and Lady Zctlaud enrd suite are at present Jojourning at their Cloveland residenceUpleatbarm Baall, near hMarske by-the-Sea. TIIE BISIIOP OF DueEasr.-H~ia Lordshir, Jbishop L~ightfoot wrill preach at ...

... ClOLONE'L'SURTEESATHURWORTH. L Iast night a meeting was held in the Temper- ance Hail, Hnurworth, unuder the auspices of the Horworib Conservative Association. The hail, which holds twio hundred persons, was filled.-hr 3 ohn Coiling, who presided, w/as supported byCol. Wilson-Todd, M~r W. A. Wooler, Mr W. Todd, Dr. eEsatwood, &c.-lfr Byron Reed explained that .they had met to support Colonel ...

... atHE gORThERN ;tCH.O. BiONDAYZ. JUL Y 7, 1879. WORKi FVOR THE UNSEMPLiOY E D. 6 OWING to the reckless policy of the coon- to try Guardians in the Darlinglon Union o the question of the relief of the destitute poor at Albert H~ill continues to be the e question of the hour. Accommodation for 8300 persons at the Workhouse has been lo offered as enl all-sufficient mode of re- o lieving the hunger ...

... TH? ZULU WAThj s z , , - tPITCHED BATTLE BEFORE L UTJLINDI.~ iDECISIVEYVICTORY OFLORD t . CHELMSFORD. 5 _ _ _ - _ _ _ ,TOTAL DEFEAT OF BETE..L , WAYo. :THE RING'S KRAALi BURNT,. .PROBABLE END OF THE WAR. x , -t I lesterday the G~overnment received a telegramn .from the seat of war announcing that on the E4th July Lord Chelmeford had met Cetewayo inl al pitched battle before 1'1indi, and that, ...

... kUU~lIUhai= tidy Am tHE ,gORT1E1RN tCHO.l SATURDAY, JULY 6, 1879. . THE DISTRESS AT DARLINGTON. THE condition of Albert Hill and the a poorer districts of Darlington is a scandal to our civilisation and a disgrace to our Christianity. Men, wvomen, and children, n thrown out of work by the prolonged de- u pression, are perishing of slowv starvation, b and, excepting by the intermittent efforts ...

... LAST FIGHT'S PARLIAME4NT. e c e HIOUSE OF LORDS.-FalInAr. v t Their Lordship s met at five o'clock. t UNIVERSITY EDUCATION IN IRELAND. If Lord ORpAN.MORE and BEOWNE moved that ( 1 the House resolve iteelf into committee on the E tUniversity Education (Ireland) Bill on that day S d three months. e a Lord G~IANVILLE, in the course of fibrief e y criticism of the bill, e~xpressed the hope that it ...

... ]?IIDDLESBROUQH BOARD OF OUABDIAN?. The fortnightly mceting of the Guardians ofP the Mliddllesijeough Baton wns held yesterday k afternoon at the Board's office, M~iddleabroutgh- t M~r Jos. Harrison in the ehair.-The relieving Y officers' returns sbowcd that there were 2,17;2 it outdoor paupers on tho beook9t, aS comnpared with :C 2,954 for the corresplonding period of last year, or Id a ...

... N !ORTHEI COUNTRY NEWS. DURHAME C.A IEEDRA.L. n SAe uOAT, JULYx 5, 187D. B Mtorning-Servicoe G. B. Arnold in D. Autbein G (18s2):. Let the wocrds of my mouth (Aitwsoed). S Evenling-Serviecte 0r. B. Arnold in P'. Antheom VI (2i7): Ascribe unto tlhe Lotrd (Travers).T StutnAY, JerY 6, 1879. a ttloouiug-FServloc: Oroit ia A. Anthem (77): Rejoice L in the Lord always (Paresil). Iutrolt (49 1) : We ...

... ?1?HE 4N4?ORTH12RN ?'EiCFIO. JULY11, 1S70. LORtD SALISBUIRY IN THE CITY. ,old)J ±1i~aflOU1l uN i1I11 'jill. Loan S.ALISBUIer'S speech in the City on r Wedncsdiay night wvas in his best style. It s wtas bold, strikinlg, epigrammatic, witty, C telling-and false. Many of his points C wvere exceedingly happy, and-morality 'a apart-no better party speech could have been desired by the most exact- 5 ...

... NORTH COUNTRY ? D U1'rIHAM C.&rATHE:DRA.L THUR2SDAY1, JULY 3, 18279. 9erningf-Ssrvice: Iloycs in C. Anthlom (496): 0] Trinity, 0 Unity ( Stainer ). ELeeuiug-SriOe',2: Hopkins in B. Anthemu (233):t Glory be to God on haigh (tlarnJ i). TuE ClD. Aarg IyNOaUIY.-Ths Select Corn-i mittec of the House of Comuneos one the O.D. Ants will hold its first sitting for the hearing of evidenie-e on Friday ...

... :o NORTH1t COUNTRY NEWS. DUIIH&UI oArTH:EDIIA. 0t Tocuosoir, JUOLY 81, 1879., Morning-Service: Ouseley in It flat. Anthemn (409): E 110w goodly are Thy touts lOueszly). S 3lvening-Servios: Ousalsy zinl flat. Anthem (119): 5 God is gone up (Croft). If Steps are being taken for organjoing a new or rowing Club at Hartlepool. li Theo Britanuin Ironworks, Middleebrough, in Vl connection with the ...

... ;rEX AFFAIRS OF THE SKERNE IRONWORKS. IREPOPlT OF THE OOMMITTEE OF, INVE STIGATION. The Commuittee of Investigation appointed at un extraordinary meeting of the company, heldi in Cannon-street Hotel on the 9th June, 1879, consisting of M~r David Price, 4, Queen Anne-] etreet, Cavendish-square; Mr John Corner, K3ings- ton Villa, Sydenham Park, S.E.; dIer Frederick Dalel Banister, CE.l., The ...