... PQLITICS IN WARWICKSHIRE CBY TELEGRAPH.) (PROM OUR OWN CORIRESPtONDENT.) 4THBRSTONE, Tus=,k NiosnT. The annual exhibition of the Warwickshire Agrieulturai Society, which took place to-das at A ther- stone, and was hig7hly snecessful, was flelowed in the afternoon by a dinner in a epaceosti marquee erected on the ground. About six hunidrod persons Eat down. Mr. W. S. ?? presided, atnO was ...

... LATER FROM CABUL. RAPID ADVANCE OF GENERAL MASSEY. FORWARD MOVEMENT OF THE MUTINEERS HOSTILITY TO THE BRITISH AT HERAT. COMPULSORY OCCUPATION OF CABUL ORDERED. (BY EASTERN TELEGRAP) (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) LAHORE, Sm. 12, 9.30 aLr. A refugee connected with the British Em- bassy at Cabul has arrived at Karatiga. He says that the attack began in the morning, and that the occupants of the ...

... LONDON. MONDAY, SEPT. 8. We publiuh to-day the latest telegrams, u well as an oficial despatch from the India Office rela- tive to the alarming outbreak in Cabul, news of which arrived in London on Saturday. It was 1 then stated that the British Embassy there had been attacked by several Afghan regiments, which had assembled in the city demanding their arrears of pay. The muatineers bad been ...

... (BY A LONDON CORRESPONDENT.) Art never fulfils its purpose more nobly than when giving us not ocly pleasure and fresh vigour in our hours of ease and conte-n plation, but providing us with food for wholesome thought. I have often felt that the arts of the poet and the actor and the novelist are sadly undervalued. People have an erroneous notion that fiction is synonymous with lies. No. True ...

... FIRST EDITION, 2.30 p.m. (REUTER'S TELEGRAM.) SIMLA, Sept. 8.-Three mutinous Afghan regiments are reported to have marched from Cabul. The behaviour of the frontier tribes is not at present unfavourable. In official circles, Ayub Khan and other chiefs are suspected of having incited and being implicated in the revolt at Cabul. The Viceroy has telegraphed to. the Home Government requesting ...

... News was current yesterday in Bombay, and was telegraphed to England, that Yakoob Khan was dead; but it was not pretended that any authenticated information had been received from Cabul. So far as appears, the Indian Government are still in ignorance of the state of affairs in the Afghan capital. A statement has been published, which is traced to Shikarpore merchants trading with Central Asia ...

... SPECIAL SUNDAY EDITION, CONTAINING ALL YESTERDAY'S NEWS. LLOYD'S WEEKLY NEWSPAPER OFFICE, SUNDAY MORNING. TlHE REVOLT AT CABUL. OCCUPATION OF SHUTARGARDAN BY GENERAL lMIASSEY. We have received the following official despatch from the Viceroy of India, dated 13th September:- Shutargardau was occupied without opposition by General Massey on Thursday evening, (REOTER'S TELEGRANS,) SIMsA, Sept ...

... | MASSACRE OF THE BRITISH EMBASSY. EBEROIO DEFENCE & DESPERATE CHARGE. THE AMEER APPEALING FOR AID. MESSAGE OF SYMPATHY FROM THE QUEEN ADVANCE OF BRITISH TROOPS. The attack on the British Embassy at Cabal [which we reported on Saturday last) ended, as was feared, in the massacre of the Envoy, Sir Louis Cavagnari, and his companions. Only three were Englishmen-M1r. William Jenkyns, ?? Ben- gal ...

... MA SKvS AND FA CES IN the opinion of Talleyrand language was given us to conceal our thoughts. Do the people who inveigh against the duplicity of this sentiment ever pause to consider what an inconvenient thing it would be, if every one at all times was obliged to say exactly what he was thinking ? What shocks politeness would receive-if indeed social intercourse were possible at all; but ...

... SUNDAY, SZPTEMBER 14, 1879.- SECOND EDITION. ARISTOCRAar AND WEE LAND. Aristocracy is done for. Feudalism is at an end. It is discounted by Chicago, Odessa, and Alexandria. It is no longer possible for land. lords to get tenants for land, any more than it is possible for farmers to make a profit. We are coming to the break up of the landed system. It is gone, and may be the subject of a ...

... (THROUGH ETUTEt'TS AGENCrY.1 ROUMANIA. BUCIAMEST, SarT. 9. The maize crop of the Principality is a failure in most. districts, the yield in Wallauhia being especially small. A questioa has been put to the Government in the Chunmber of Deputies as to whether they do not consider it nocessary to prohibit the exportation of this artice. SERVIA: BELGRADE, Srn. 9. The preliminaries having been ...

... THE AGRICULTURAL DISTRESS ?? .IN ENGLAND. (: oM OUR SPECIAL COMKISSlONEt.) BLETO}HILBY STATION, BUTCMS, SEDT. 6. At the outset of my inqniry into the exigencies and requirements of English agriculture I have met with an incident which, if related, will spare me the trouble of penning a formsl introduction to these papers. Fresh from an inspection of the deplorable condition of the Thames ...