... EGYPTIAN AFFAJItS. Irawn. flTBAR PACHA EXZILEa. I) Actt -- PAulat;, Tue ,:, on the Egypt has al~ready given mnany surprises, but -, 'will more surprise, and ned tuey l.p the new K'nedive's order to Xubar Pasha not t.o r-.. Considernug that Isumail Pa sha~s- abdication, we. wvork of all the European Powers. atnd thw 7t 1- Pasha is under their protection and should fol20.5 -: counsels, the new s ...

... * SOMETSf~ ABOUT HAIK |False hair is not so much worn as it was years ago. tn We dlo 'not allude to those early ages when Martial ris, hlung'his apigrams literally at. the head of' the ladies- )00 for the wromen. of antiquity in. general, and of Rome in led. particjular; dressed their hair iii most extra'vagant ev. styles. it was their own hair, the poet tells us in plain his Latin, inasmuch ...

... TATHEi e 'LsoSn~y ;o * In the course of IcONI)Oay n Sgt ndthary, 6. - e¢. of this 3srigawell-formed depression camwe in flsr D- the westward, and crossing Ireland Very qnickly had Le reacbsed the neiglhbourhoodi of Holyhead by eight8a t id to-day. Thb barometer fell quickcly, the fall irjO~n ;t Wales exiceeding six-tenths of ant inch during tbe r io The wind freshened first from the southwlard ...

... .&TOY ,OF THE K ING -O-F- .i fix ksgoo3 er; s~ays'a -tl~se toioUdW ~s vr ito rafaeehThnkdof Burinsah .-':L k-i~bor ~Bur- Tb mess 'winsin lnad&-hter wasy t the palace'-not very long so ago, and ake-dtko see the King,. stating: she had 2some- Msso thing very l~articnlar. to 'convey. On heing ref'used an an acidieruce shet'imideber~wzay towards the Queert side o f snaid the s oysl' reaiddneuear ...

... TH~E ZUJLU WAR- I LORD CHELMSFORD AND SIR GAR NET WOLSELEY. THlE MILITAIRY SITUATION. [ DAILY NiEWS DESPATCH- 2 UProo CDAMPr, June 17. Yesterday afternoon there reached this force the tidings that Sir Garnet Wolseley comes to South Africa charged with the supreme command, both civil anld military, in Natal and the Transvaal, including the seat of wvar. To say that this newts gave universal ...

... H OUJSE OF LORDS-THux.snAx'. Icorr - The Lord Chancellor took his seat at five o'clock. P - FOOD AND DRUGS. TI .Lord ENFIELD) moved the second reading of theM ,Sale of Food and Drugs Act (187'5) Amendment Bill, dire which he said had passed the other House, and was in- Wai troduced to remove doubts which had arisen under the thel Act of 1875. The bill was read a second time without T ...

... IS SCOTLAND RADICAL ? i TI is a question that it might not have seemed worth our pains to answerbad it been suggested by a less influential exponent of public imet ,'opinioni than thie Quaterly Renew. But an t sion~ .article in the new nllmrber of that ~Serial has t . of -proes to hazar'an snswer to. ths assumption c auhi- Wiy is Scotland Radical ? and it would not . Lurnbecome S3cotchmen ...

... BA NFIF Crim InAlCS FOR; F£LOGGING.-In the Banif 3he at'y; rimnalCourt yesterday-before Sheriff Scott AIQt thle erieff-William Wood and Georg~e W-OOdi, ts 'o Dine boys residing in Portkulockie, wvere accused o aj ucht vn the 9th inst., mEsliciously brokcen five paneS ,e7 i glass, and, on the 10th inst., having brok~en at~ om destroyed 3 boat which wtas lying on the shore. thi', '.Portknockie. ...

... The process of going a-courting is one which is to mnen of ordinary minds full of difficulties and embar- rassments. Happily, a great portion of the courting ofE modern life is done unconsciously; the innocent flirta- tion deepens into love, and it is only at thelast moment Ithat the lover discovers that hxis courtiu g has begun and ended, and that only the great question now remnainls to be ...

... EXPERIMENT WITh A RAT. a I--. - atiA keen-eyed and grey-beard rat in a Rock -ille Iphl, wsoollen mill had for a long time evaded every dle- ella 'vice to entrap him, but an expert took the case in the hand, and succeeded in beguiling himn into the ~ere trap. When the spring announced that the ';old Pro General was caught, the boys crowvded around ilisa and peered curiously in at the bright ...

... PAINFUL B4THING ACCIDENT.? Ss . A most distressing case of drowcning took place on thi e- Saturday. Two young laies, aged respectiv'elv 16 ma Uk and 18, daughters of Mr iI1'Coll, wine- merchant; lat ofGlasgow, were bathing in the Gareloch betwveen, s0l W. Sheyond and Garelochhead. The younger went !be er l zyn her depth, and, being unable to swim the two ! oln w sere perfectly helpless and ...

... - e^TV;E VOLUNTELERSec. - BON-ACCOnRD Rirqx CLUB.-Thle weeldy competi- tion of the above club took place yesterday at the - Links range. -Dist~auces 200 and 600 yards, seven I shots at each distance. Co1.-Sergt. G. Divorty won .the first-class meta with a score of 51 points The second-class medal wad gained by Private Marshall with 47 points. i5THi BANEF. (lS !tF.1E.-This compatny was ia- - ...