... I [CONSTMED.] IYl- BY JAMES COSSlNS. 0r. t.JULY. 1.-Devonshire Regiments gazetted : Ist Battalion 11th, a17 2nd Battalion 11th, 3rd South Devon Militia, 4th East ?? Devon Militia. at I ?? sky and very hot; dense fog early 2ld, 2 i4.-mne's Circus, St. James'-roa. ird, 4-Collonel ~alrond'einspection, lst RV.-Thermometer ole. 83 -8-Thermometer, 63.-Home Hospital opened in bl1e Magdalen-etreet, by ...

... F l An adjourned meeting. of the Council, was held on W. Wednesday at the Guildhall, to dispose of the huoineesi left T over from the previous Wednesdlay. In the abeence of the Mayor, who had been called to London on bueiness con- s4t nected'with the Teigu Valley Railway, Alderman Ellis P~i was voted to the ch air. There were aleo present Aldermen arc Hirtzel end Hughes; Councillors Andrew, ...

... 'tethirty-fl'st annulal nieeting of thc members of the WE l''ieier Brmileh of the London AStoctiatioll foe' the Protec- thi ti~~ci Tade as old t th Guidhol on Thurtsdav me 1lieneain the' Itih Worebitifif the Ala'o (. Anre, v q. Ieaig' , There we're also proareet1MoeS.J . w 'iii.I.C. Lloyd, j. Hardill, 1W. J. Richards, S. rcj W. II. Cubison (Lndon Scertort), I. 'Wileocks, But Cutisn Mrt Rw,~ ...

... LON~oN, December 18, 1882. Whiot is the molanling Of these fires ?That with the cold ,weather we putl on at little too touch coal, light fires in our bedasomon, or bank them up for tho night and grow careless ? Or is, it posoible that somo malign intisuencos aro at work in ot hidden and mysterious way to mako our houoes, palaces, ,warehouses, and theatres too hot for us ? I am not good at ...

... 0 o IRELAND AND EGYPT. a At the time of the anathema and maranatha4pyrotechnice of malediction in Midlothian, directed personally against e the late illustrious statesman whose mcmory patriotic e England delights to honour, the Radical policy that was s proclaimed to be followed in tho East was that which is ,r well known by the pscudonym of Bag and Baggage. e Stript of its blackballing ...

... LONDON, March 0, 1882. This attemipt to shoot the Queen at Windsor is, of course, all the talks. Youhlear stothing else. Indignation arid dIts- gust at the act itself, and congratulations upon the result: tkat, of course, is all there it, ts s'ay about it, ard that. is said everywhere, in the 3newspapers, in P'arliamssent, iu the Clubs, in the streets. Thie expressions of. disgust vary in ...

... tile the The usual we ekly meeting of this Bead was held at the heflt New Buildingrs, yesterday afternoon. The Governor the (Mr. R. Rouse) presided. There were also present d a Messrs. Pope, Clark, Fox, Sirridge, Band, Pinn, Barrett, the Norton, Soutlwod, Lneacreft, Sercombe, Sclater, and Gould. The pauper report ended Saturday last was read as ten follows :-Iadoor, 328; outdoor, 1,269; out ...

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... The usual weekly meeting of this Board was held at the offices, New Buildings, yesterday afternoon. The Governor (Mr. Alexander) presided; and thers were also present: Messrs. Rouse, Popo, Balo, Algar, Scott, Law- less, Hughes, Southwood, Tucker, Norton, Clark, Petherick, Hamnlin, Voisey, Commings, and Gould. The pauper report for week ending Saturday last was read as follows : Indoor, 285 ; ...

... NOTES AND GLEANINGS, EGYPT. MUonI irritietiosa vas expressed on board the war ship Alexeanedia, ait the enemny's hoisting flags of truce, which I thev knew to be useless and upon false pretexts. The Admiral sent ashore to inform the anuthoritics that honce- forth lie vill censider the hoisting of a white flag signifies . unconditional surrender, and hc ccill act accordingly. ALL the reports ...

... THE TRIAL OF ARABI. DISCOVERY OF IMPORTANT DOCUMIENTS. t Very littlo progress has been made witl the preliminary III arrangements for the trial of Arasbi, nrid an opinioa is fast H gaining ground that to prevent certain startling revelations the Ministors will recommend the RhEdivo to issue a general aumnesty sentencing only fhe chief leaders of the rebellion to exile from Egypt. The English ...

... A meeting of the Council as the Urban Sanitary be n krthority was held at the Guildhall on Wednesday, the 8sid Fight Worshipful the Mayor (Aldermari Jones), in the chair plac sIfopresent: Alderm~len Buokingham, Ellis, Hirtzel, Hughes, they Richords, Thomas; Couneillors Bale, Brown, Bowden, Wsas ('Colroilos, Courtttey, Darke, Finch, Fulford, Force, was Frind, Guest, Hart, Hamlin, Hexter, ...