... OPENING OF AN ORGAN AT LITTLE WALDINOFIELD CHURCH, see Very pleasant it was on FridaY last, after the hD5 ese. series of wet days, commencing in the showery moalo ong of April. and continuing long past drippint Jrle, the withont, however, bringing all things into tuae,erar He by the dog-days, to take advantage of the clear sky arI at bright sunshine, and have a drive into the counory, ...

... -THE Khedive has left Egypt for Naples. He is another added to the list of monarchs who have retired from business, and, like many others, nothing in his reign became him like the leaving it. The ancient land has now a chance of recovery. Its re. sources are by no means despicable, nor are the bur- -dens, great as they are; overwhelming. The future, as well the nearer as the more remote, is, ...

... THE. DUKE OF HAMILTON AND I IR. PADWICK. JAMES AULDJO JAMIESON AND ANOTHER (TRUSTEES OF THE DUKE OF HAMILTON) V. HENkY PADWICK. The statements and' pleas for both parties in this action have now been put into Court, and the case will come on sbortly for discussiou before the Lord Ordinary. In defence, AMr. Padwick pleads no jurisdiction; that the subject of tho action is already under ...

... AGRICULTURAL CO-OPERATION n M. ?? j n o ursals~ay atfternoonl a confereneo upon this subjet was hold in, otilo of thre sheds on the Agricultural Sociey 5lhOW-grom13(j Kilburn, Mr. Daniel R. crton o gwl Darollsshire, in the chair. Mr. E. 0. Grceninga, th managilng director of the Agricultural and Horticutu aW Associaitionl, having read letters from the Earl of Gatil. borough, the Duke of ...

... SPECIAL SUNDAY MORNING EDITION. AGRICULTURAL SHOW, YESTERDAX | VISIT OF :HER MIAJESTY. The Queen, Princess Beatrice,and PrinceLeopold left -Windsor at half-post nine yesterdaly morniag to visit the Agricultural Exhibition at Kilburn. The carly trains by nll the routes took down many thousands of visitors, nnd by 10 o'clock it was estimated that about 10,000 visitors had been admitted. Crowds ...

... From the Registar-general's return we learn that during the week ending July 12, 5,880 births and 2,949 deaths were registered in London and 22 other large towis of the United Kingdom. The mortality from all causes was at the average rate of 18 deaths annually in every 1,000 porsons living. The annual death-rate was 1S per 1,000 in Edin- burgh, 22 in Glasgow, and 22 in Dublin; Small-poxC ...

... , l . . I CRnUELTY TO HonRens.-At Blackburn Town-hall, yes- terday, Ornmerod. Lirt was sent to prison for a month for jcruelty to a horse, which was unfit to work, John Holt, R ollini Bank, for a similar offence, was fined 103 and costs. a COTTON TnaADn.-In addition to the stoppage of Messrs; Hortiby and Mlessrs. Firth and Sturdy, that of Messrs Porter must be quoted. Mr. James Thompson, of ...

... PXOPOSAL TO A PA2L1AXENTARY I The select committee of the House of Commons appointed to inquire into the facts of the special report made by the select committee on the Tower-bridge Bill to the owse, touching upn an alleged breach of privi- lege, met on Thursday, Mr. Walpole in the chair. The other members of the committee ?? Solicitor. General, Mr. Grey, Mr. Dodson, and Mr. Pemberton. The ...

... I The com'nitteo elected to promoto the second annual ovt d&mousilatti-i in aid of the Railway Sorvants' Orphanage bei n oet on Wodt'eday night at the Green Dragon, St. Poter's- ne: treeot, Mr. WVilliale Page being called upon to preside, in the Fe absence of Mr. Hewett, the chairman. The Chairman'said pat the object (if the meeting wa9 to push on and complete the to I arratigements for ...

... A CHURCFH STRUCK BY LIGHTNIN'G. of Atchann Churclh, near Shrowebury, waostiruck by Ilightinig oiB Sunday afternoon dhiring divise Service. Five mnhenioS I. of t he ?? were seriously injured. [Choir in'ms are Runesia Coin#, Jar's Goodl, Elizt Clhalloner, Chailes Morris, anid 5; Willinin P ugh. Domna Cain anA (Chailoner are, the most nullos Crises, [is besides stiffeiing front general ?? they it ...

... The telegrams of the past week point to a change di of tactics which may ultimately end in peace with the Zulus. The great kraals near TJlundi having been burnt by the advancing coluNns, CETEWAYO ti sent in a great elephant tusk, as a sign of submission, to and some cattle asked for, and promised the two a, guns taken at Isandlana. Ie was willing to make hi peace, but expected to see the ...

... Y pen yn hurt, y elyw yn dwm, y gwalt yn gador ty ?? LLwm, Y rm wlty ai' a Y llaw'n grynedig ac yn wyw, yn ffaeiu'symud yn ei - Y ywS9 yu ysgain iawn yn awr, yn eftro mae ar ben er- pob awr, fel Yr anadl yn ddiffygiol sydd, a phesweh ?? bob nos a Yn -MOd jvr 8mwog aranfarwol Cakdfruin. au Y mae Uawer eisoes wedi profi, eraill wedi el teimlo ychydig, ac eraill yn ofni y gwirionedd lo uchod. Gan ...