... SERIOUS AFF RAY ON BOARD A SHIP.. I _I I On Friday, at the Hull Police-court, a seaman named . Keluel Olson, belonging to the Nova Scotian barque 4 E. E. Duval, was charged with assaulting Charles Watson Brooks, the first mate of the vessel, on the M0th of July. Mr. T. W. Hearfield appeared for the ?? I the Elay named the vessel was in mid-Atlantis, and when I the defendant was ordered to take ...

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... ' AFARS INAFGHANISTAN. ~,c~'&TTON OF AYOUB KHAN. HESITATION (ii AYUBulU KHiAN. CONVOYS ATTICKED BY TRIBESMEN. rWfi6c. Despatches. ] (From Viceroy, August 5.) (,The following from Sandeiuan, Quetta, dated ,, tlist, begin3:-' Messengers despatched for A? Ayoub'5s movements state that up to the nf Aliucst his army wvas at Saughar. The at re~ ill porolexity, not knowing vwhother to leaders0 or ...

... or I-- i is a~~. - .- __ -II @ .. t. The annual mueeting of thie company wes held yester- day, at the (Queen's Hotel, Birrninrhaen. Mrr. $is. lissell presided, ad'tthe other directors present were Messrs. JT. Field, J. Fellows, D. Howvard, Wilson lloyd, A. North, and S. York ; also Mr. IT. Johnson (mining engineer), 13. h'arleese (secretary), nnd Mr. Lewis (solicitor) The directors' report, ...

... MORE D4ATHS BY DROWNING. I . - .. ?? On Sunday afternoon James Bradsblaw (32), a married manl with three children, was drowned while bathing in a pool at llough 'loeo. lie cried out that hoe was seized with cramp, and before Ite could be reseued lie sank.- Two of the female servants ?? Callast Uouse, ocar rBallachielish, were diownjed on Friday afternoon, 3 haittle on their way to bathe one of ...

... The followinig appearedl in a portion only of our edition on , Saturday , Ut-t S O O H1OUSE OF UOMMAOINS,-FjuDAY. THE STATE OF1 PUBLIC BUSINESS. Sir S. NozrsOCOTES said ho had not come down to tile ?? prepared wvith statistics of the character quoted by the ko0)bl lord, but there were two sides to this question. Uo thought if the spechlies of some of the Liberal members were added up during ...

... STOURBRIDGE T Y ;RAMR ; Trho ?? w-r- A;RtThntlue1 ait t -1i - -- I The pri:es were distributed at this school on Sit Lord Lyttelton, who 3)resided on the ocession.atrde) Fletcher read tho report of the hoad master' ahe il e:l I J .T. Welch. wbich stated that the ntsmlr of b Rev roll bad agr.in reached its limit of ninety, an hayea th were eleven boys registercl for admiseioj ex term iter ...

... ' ! DESTRUCTION OF A LONDON CHURCH t I BY 1 IRE, Yesterday afternoon the pariah church of St. Mar's Whitechapel, usually known as ?? hitechapel Church, was totally wrecked by lire. only tile bare walls now remlaliling. 'Irom the statement of Mr. Mantle, one of the vergers, it i appears that his attention was calliod to the oatbreak by some of the servants in the rector'3 house, adjoininlg the ...

... THE IRISH DISTURBANCE SILL _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - ?? J i- The following were tlhe 51 Peers who voted for tie s second reading of the Compensation for Disturba o n (Ireland) Blll- 1lo5 a CONTENTS. ,Selborne, Lord Chan- Morley Hatherley e cellor, Nortthbrook Lawreacs C DUKES. Portsmouth Leigh b Argyll Sefton Lyttelton a Devonshire Spencer Brethuen Leinster Sydney lonteasele Westminster VISCOUNTS. ...

... [Renter'3 Telegram.] NEW YORK, August 5. Dr. Tanner slept badly last night, being extremely irrit- able end wear from frequent nausea sand vomiting, He complains of cold in the extremities, to counteract which his body has been vigorously rubbed. Yesterday evening tire doctor took an alcoholic vapour bath, and this mnornig a mustard foot-bath. He was also sponged with mustard water, which was ...

... PRESCOT BoAns or GuARnrAseB.- The fortnightly i meeting was held on Thursday, Mr. S. Marsh presiding. A letter was read from the Local Government Board relative to a resolution which had been passedatthe F last meeting of the guardians asking the Local Govern- ment Board to send down an inspector to inquire into the naismanagemlit at the workhouse, to the effect that I before they sent down an ...

... 1 .a- THE COURT, &c. en bo ad (Flm the OpficiaZ Caurt Circular.) thJ sis OsBosEu, AUe. 11. his tv The Queen drove out yesterday afternoon with fre 1 the Princess Beatrice, and her Majesty walked this Ge ier morning. st The Queen and the Princess Beatrice witnessed th LO- from the terrace at Osborne last night the opera- in 3e tions of an assumed defence and attack of a channel La )se in front ...