... I LAN CASUIRE AND YORKSHRE RAI I - . I _ - _1 ?? . - _- Yesterday morning the half-yearly meeting of the it Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Company was held at Lo the offices, Hunt's Bank, Manchester, Mr. Ta~om i BARNES, chairman, presiding. Or The CiMEIagAe, in his speech, said he thought they had never met unuder more unfavourable or unpromising cir- cumstances, having before them the ...

... ?? li SPECIAL CORO ESP0XDE.XC fRY PTh7T7 ?? CBY PRIVATE TxlzonoPt., Losnox, Monday i.'ig It is now desirable, above all things, th people should understand the Land Bill and t beris that they are about to be Supplied anit information on the details of the bill. Those j eaple from Ireland who gave the bill a steady sappart.b, decided that a clear and popular summary of its PI.,e sions should be ...

... ITHIS HO1INJ- N'StXR TO-DAY'S LONDON`: POMi.v 1- PRESIDENT GARFELD.I: ?? (DAIY IBnVS TZFOGY.) . WAxssNGTos, Monday._-Toaday's-buUl, tiug tendvir sligtly to allay anxiety in. regard to the Preai~ent. He has taken food in a natural way Without fastrio disturbance, but his exhaustion continues,1.,UisW physicians still speak with soier degree of h6ope Drt Blissoconsiders the stomach tiuproving li ...

... UUR HARVEST FI1ELDS. Tho ?? letter appeared in the Times of yester-.j clay: - tiaci Sir,-At the close of this kautiful day spient in thc I fields, the distinot impressionl senainls that wheat alnd not weeds has been ?? tsli rearohc and that the general yield will be Very good ill qusllity and a full average in quantity. With ordinary suimriec weather throughout this month the wheat yield ...

... I ''omn (1rh Lcords dercurv Weekly Seipplemeet off SctUrday, - dagst I Aw.) Duriag the past week harvest worlk in most parts of the country lias been more or less interrupted by rain. Still rapid progreis has been made, and the rain that has fallen hitherto has done more good than harm. Where ,suishine has followed the showvers there has not been enough wet to damage the cut wheat or oate, ...

... THE BAITIA IASSOCIATION TO'TEWEflG~NO , I IFRACE The British Workmeu's Peace ociatiin-ii5ari *. appeal to the working sien of diance, uig te tb vote at the coming elections against a ?? of a.gresso.s and annexation in North Africa; The :document says- We know too wellthe evil effects of forcibl~e 'extensiokf' of territory, and how easily aggressive;.Governments' create pretexts for jthrferce ...

... ..AkONGJ,,rTiHE' ?? - ?? ?? ?? tt ?? ?? a iIn? a' further l'etter Ih .D -aitY Niaeorpondent. continuesi the narrative ~of his' interbstitwg bxp'erincmes:'at' o'Marv. He writes- ?? organisatlon' of Marv. line undsrgohe; as far as its ?l ~police force is concerned, a notable change since, my ai arrival here. In my addieess to the enedjlis,' as wfell as in I- stbeun rvte conversation with the two ...

... THE RELEASE OF -R.,JOHN DILLON. -- ~~ - - ~DUBL]LN, Monday Night. r The release of Mr. John Dillon, ?? was birouh 1 about through the report of Dr. Kenny, his meical : attendant, corroborated by that of tepsodotrthat 01 furthor'inicarceration would be' higl agru othe IC life of the Member for Tipperary o h is two el months of his imprisonment Mr. Dilngto airly anough, but in the third month ...

... WILL4S AND BEQfUESTS. (F1)-o the Illustrated .London Neos, July 5Oth.) The will (dated August lat, 1879) of If. Jeane Pierse Casimtir Chmsvrenp, ?? qf the Tribunal of 0C merce, Kpight of the Legionr of Honour, formerly of til OlAteanu do Stors, Commune de 'Isle Adam, Seine-st. Oise,Franee, but late of No, 1, Rue du BalRespiro,Paris, wvho died op Apji, Oth last, was proved in Tiondon 0o tl~a ...

... I CatT) a Yesterday a secial meeting of the Birmingiham Town ., Council wes'held, to consider the recommendation of the a Watch Committee, that MWajor Bond, the Chief of Police, should be called upon to resign, or, rather, that they t should dismiss him fromhis office. The Ms.YOi (Aid. a Richard Chamberlain) ?? Chairman of the Watch Committee having moved the approval of' the report, a storiny ...

... . . I . . I I I .. A ac cident occarred on Wednesday at the entrance te the Pass of Brander, one of theo most dangerouss points on .the Callender hnd Oben Railway. A large stone, .wegh. in# iupwdrdp df ,helf' %t t6na 'became dotached frofa the rmduntain side, and rolled dowin-owto the rails so suddenly that the engine-driver had not time to stop the train, which came into violent collision. ...

... A return published yesterday morning shows that out ofl a total income during the year ended on the 31st of March last, amounting to £72,722,206, the sum of £68,824,029 was raised by taxation; £3,235,436 was the, result of services undertaken by the Crown, such as the postal and telegraph services &c.; £6272,142 arose from Crown riglts (coinage and profits on bank issues2, and £390,000- ...