... THE Z ULIT WAR. THE ADVANCE OF BRITISH FORCES. THE COURT-MARTIAL ON LIEUTENANT CAREY. [ER'er's [Pelegram.] CAPEP TOWN, JuNF, 24 (iia Plymouth)i The latest intelligence from General Crealock-'s coluinn ...

... THE VOLUNTEER ENCAMIPMENT AT SANDWELL PARK. Yesterday, at ten o'clock, tho assembly sounded, and the battalion having been formed into a Square, Colonel Bustace called to the front the winners at the ...

... CORRESPONDENCE NOTICES TO CORRESP'ONDENTS. oRV. 1(.l.-Yes, :IRight. -Cardinal Newman was born in London, '13. F., Tipton.-lnrtin Doyle, at Chester, in 1861. 'T. 11.-Any householder may be requir ...

... THE LATE BDifrINGUHAII 1ORNING NiEW rS In the Common Pleas Division of the Iligh Court oif IC. Justice, yesterday, tho case of CarIton s. SEinunders was nientioned befero r ord Coleridge. 'lhe plainti ...

... WIARIYICKSHIRE TENANT FARMERS' ASSOCIATI ON. An adjourned nieeting of the members of this associa- tion was ell yesterday afternoon, in thle Town Hall, Rugby. Owing, perhaps, to wevt of publicity, th ...

... OFFICIAL DESPATCH FROM SIR GARNE T The ~WOLSELET. T following is the eubstancs of a telegram received at the War Glfies yesterday frain General Sir Garnet J. Wolseley- 3e PIETERMARITZP ...

... M. Victor Tugo WeNIt up ill the captive balloon in Pai ;, on Salturday, it being his trt raecnt. -~ AE new County Ratepayers' Association up0O11 Li:)eril r prillciples lips been started for ...

... GLEANiNGS. Sir jolhn Isrellor has been swvern a membher of thle Privy e Coni~ls Germ i arvest promices to 13o Oon Of thle best ra. ?? by th 1rcognt generation. e The Earl of ]Rea1consficld alos consen ...

... A meeting of tile Geeral Conlnitteo in connection with thoe Hospital Saturday collection was held on Friday, in No. ]1 Crmmittee I ionl' CU1n Cil IoIIe, for the pullposej ...

... NOTICES TO CO RiESI'ONDENT .S. Al1 letters intedtted for publiceaton urst be accompantees by j a nsimC acd addrelss of f/se ?writer; 1not necessarily for stioczi, bult fior the inifor ...

... 8 C 1 A P S. The following, linies sont from fits State of Maine, in 'nut America, will ' how uis what sort of wveather our Transoaf- 4 lauitic cese-ins ho~ve been having, us1entable, us to judge NIr. how near our caso has been like theirs:- thle Dirty days both September, April, J00e, and sazpt November;sig Fromn Janrltry ?? to May,sig Tue rain it raineth every day ;1 All the rest have ...

... A violent storm passed over North Staffordshire on H Saturday afternoon, therain being excessively heavy and 13 f the thunder at times very loud. One of the peals so : M frightened a horse that was being driven fromn Burslem 16 t, to Hanley that it reared and upset the cart, killing the per, occupant, a woman named Guest. The floods show no Y signs of abatement, storms having been very ...