... ENGLAND, EGYPT, & THE SOUDAN. THE BATTLE OF TAMANIEB. On Friday the General marched the whole of his force to Osman's camp, and burnt it with its large stores of ammunition; There was no opposition from the enemy. Immediately the task of burning the en- campment was finished the order was sounded to retire towards the base at Saakim. They watered their horses at the springs, and the return ...

... I THE WEEKLY TIMES. _ SUMMARY OF THE WEE FOREIGN. n o A r- -:w I v1 a _ X - I .. General PULLOT telegraphs that the materiql captured at Bac Ninh includes more than -100 pieces of artillery, of which several are Krupp guns, a large quantity of breeeh-loading rifles, numerous flags, and stores of gunpowder and cartridges. On Saturday the French adopted a motion congratulating the army on its ...

... This action, brought by Mrs. Georgina Weldon against Dr. Forbes Winslow, was concluded on Tuesday before Baron HuddlestOn and a special jury in the Queen's Bench Division. Dr. Temple wads called by Mrs. Weldon, and gave evidence in reference to the visit which he and Dr. Plutherford had paid to Tavistock House when they went there in April to examine her as to insanity. Elizabeth Villiers, who ...

... THElB BLACKBURN BUILDINGV OCIETy ,. f.. LITIATIrrN. At ?? th At ?? COurt for 'the County.Palatine of Lancaster,' held at St. Geog' al iepoo 'Tuesda,5 'eoe r ritw Q~C. vice-chancellor, the acti6ui ofi the official liquidators Of the Blackburn and. District Benefit Building Society. the past and present'directors, truatees,'anff solaicintor ofte societyn wasresumed~havingprevionsly been briefly ...

... | IMPFRIAxlPALLIAMBNIT. L l HOuSE OF tLoAD. ' TIDA. , The Medical Act Amendment Bill was read a third time and passed, and other measures were advanced a °i stage. MONDAY. Lord OctANSbRos tnoved an address for the appoint- ti ment of a Royal Commission to inquire whether any, T and what, less had been sastained by the Irish landlords oR owing to the Land Act 6f 1881, and to report as to B ...

... . ALLEGED DISCLOSURES-.--FURTHEER APPREHENSIONS. Ona~rjd5.yiweek Thouas Gibury and Thomas Healy were bronght before the Dublin magistrates, along with lfi onge ,l charged with a-reeing to ?? Joseph Pools. Devine, who had turned approver, gave the an accouat of his 'joining the Fenian Brotherhood, andu of th foratio of Vigilance Committee to make away quo ofithe fobn toxi persons.' In ...

... I THE THIRLIRT1ME ARBITRUMTION. THE COUNTESS OF OSSALINSKY v. TrH CORPORATION OF MANCHESTER On Thursday morning Mr. Thomas Huskinson sat as arbitrator, for the eleventh day, to ascertain the arnormt of compensation to be paid to the Countess O8salinsky for 3.357 acres of land, required by the Corporation Of Manchester for the purp6ses of the Thlirlmare water scheme. Mr. AI'Intyro, Q.C., and Mr ...

... f ~TREEV ROW IN I'-AN~ R t . j ST., RE~Pi ROW INMA NCHESTER* ?? f~~~I CHARE o MANLAUHT~AGAINST THE .A.serious disturbance between four or fivemmb ?? City, Police Force and a crod of ., people took placeonIsatuda6Yunight. Shortly:ate Xeleven O'OlOck' two men, named Reynolds aisd F-nign awere apprehended by two constables for~ being drunk ?? hUNeW Road. kngeiimme. diately beoame` very-violent, ...

... ItORD R. CHURCHEIL AND THE NATIONAL I - - CONSERVATIVE UNION. Lord Randolph Churchill was-yesterday unanimously elected chairman of the Council of the National Union of Conservative Associations. No other candidate was proposed. It is said that the country associaetions have bestirred themselves, and a memorial from the most important country associations has been circulated among the members ...

... .PERSONAL ANDPOLITICAL. ITEfS. - j I ?? : - T, I I . ,We' fObservei) iiderstan~ thab tbert e ist $ growing disposition on the 'part of ?? 'o give preeedence to-the Compensation pf Tenants Eifi over the Government of London Bill.' it is pretty geporally .vi6cd that whichever' of these bilbeis taken second has littld ohnaee ot becomzig law this session.: Mr. A4rthi Arnold will, 6n-Monday thle ...

... The weekly meeting of the Salford Board of Guar- s dians was held yesterday, at the Workhouse, Eccles tl New Road. Mr. J. Heelis ?? Rev. JAMES C CLARK1 said he had taken the trouble to make a corm- ti parison between the expenditure on in-maintenance of a the Salford and the Manchester unions, and this showed r, so much to the disadvantage of Salford that he thought a the matter was worth ...

... . THE SCENE AT A SEFFIELD CHURCH. F The ritualistic case, which came on for rheaing yester- Y day at Sheffield, excited the greatest interest. Sinoo n the Rev. G. C. Omnnanuey, the vicar of .t. Matthe.'s cale to Sheffield, there have been frequent protests aagainst his ritualistic practices, and these terminated in e the scene last Monday, when Air. Walter Wynn, Parish s warden, hurried into ...