... of HOUSE. OF LORDS-MoNam. 00 Their L9ordships met at five o'elock. Mn TIlMMl'5TIA ANP THE AMUM 01 Lhrd LAMINGTON gave notice that on an early day he will call attentidn to the system of examination of c' militia officecrs for admission to the army. is THE GOVERN UNT AND THlE IRISH LAND ACT. d Eari GEANVILLE-I tlnnlc itonlyreipectfultogtate, Ythe course the members of the Government in thia ...

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... The Lord Advocate gavo evidence yesterday on this subjeet before. the Select Committee of the House of Commento inquiring into the operation of the law of distress in Englaend. In the course of his tcetiloony the Lord Advocate stated that the law of hypothec eas a tacit pledge'hetwveea the landlord and teneeet, giving the landlord prior claine over A other creditors except the Queen for tice ...

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... PRINCESS BEATRICE. .Saturday. 24th June, at Evening. PRINCESS BEATRICE. .Saturday, 15th Julv, at S Evening. PRINCESS BEATRICE. .Saturday, Julv, at Morning. GLA ORE AMERICAN SERVICE EVERY FRIDA V. CALLING AT VILLF, LOCH FOYLE. PassfiTiirers this Service are forwarded from New York any part t e UNITED STATES or CANADA, and the Province of MA NI AS EXPEDITIOUSLY AXD CHEAPLY AS BY AM OTII ~R LTSE ...

... i TEE TH UNDERSTORM IN THE NORTH. | lb WgtS! DT.LWCHTUUIS'-!W0 COWS KILLED. f The southern portion of Abre enoshire, aud as pecialo Y the Dedsitle dist rict, was yesterdayk visited bya tliunder' 's storm off considriahble Severity. T lie first indications s na fit.s presence v aere observed in Aberdeen about noont, iywhen a prolonged pal of bthuinder was heard.. Thi5. -. was followed by heavy ...

... ' , re- ---rar -i .-t k- i RY ESCEIA WIRER- FROM OU7R Owy 2., -- CORPESPONDENTS] at - - O Vvissos.Monday night. Concurrently with the return of vital.ty to or the political clubs, there is a rene tal of the erumours as to prospective changes in ti t Ministry. But a Liberal member who has 11l. s- usually good means of forming an accurate id judgment upon the subject informs use that t ,re is ...

... tii PANIC IN CAIRO AND ALEXANDRIA.4 PAnts, Thursday evening. The Temps this evening publishes a, telegram from Alexandria stating~ that fears are entertained that fresh mxassacres will be perpetrated, especially at Cairo, a~nd. that the Europeans are flying from the A' country by thousands. u II AL-EXANU5UA, June 141, o p.m. A Council of War was assembled this afternoon by special commrand. It ...

... ?? ABER;DEEN, WEDNE3SDAKY, MAY 21, 1882.- :IN the House of Commons yesterday after- I M66n,? Sir William Harcourt, answering .Mr| Gorst, said the reports of Michael Davitt's speech were conflicting, but that if he broke the con-ar ditions of his release be would be ?? 'Mr Courtney informed Mr Thorold Rogers that the illness of Sir George Dasent accounted for S he delay in the publication of ...

... * IMPERI.l PARLIAMENT I I H. ROUSE OF OOMONSma glse Speaker took the ekiir soon after 12 oclck. ir. H. DD LESSEPS. s 2dr BAXTER gave notice for Tuesday to gsknc the c ;sfor oreign Affairs -what position a of pa holds in regard to the Administrative O|scailof the Suez CaVnal Coin psy, .of which three t ii ~ o H Massty' (Govern- ...

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