... L NDO LE -. I v LU1N41-- ALErt7Z33 al O.N~ t A. L LONDON-, TuTEsDOAY fUnit. te it auestions graced, or otherwise. notice paper of thelltuse of Commons this afternoon. Of these the majority stoodJ in the familiar names of Irish grievance-| hunters, the reniatd.'r hawh-i reference to Egypt. TQ0 .a usd e was noisy rather than crowded, and its proceedings wvere watched I bv his Serene Highness the ...

... PULLMAN DINING ROOM CARS. I .- . . .- I ?? - - - - , . - 1 . the The Midland Railway Company having made ld successful experiments with the Pullman Dining- of aldroom cars between Liverpool and Derby, and oh iey London and Leicester, have determined to corm- an 1e mence a service of trains to the North on and after rer Monday next whereby passengers will be enabled thl of to dine ea rozute. ...

... IT HE WAR INS E GYPT. - - ODFFICIAL TELEGRAMT. mnd (FROst GENER-AL OFFICER, COMMANDENG IN the EGYiT To SECRETARY OF STATE FOR NAR.) for ISMAILIA, WEDNESDAY.-The enemv re- Ece connoitered our position at Kassassin Lock to I to-day with cavalry; no guns. Musketry fire was exchanged, and Captain Holland, of the lotbI-fiussrs, attached to the I9thIiussars, wva wounded in the shoulder, not ...

... .1 s - - we -I WMREE MAIL OFFIEc, 4.30 A.M. LAEST GENERAL NEWS. tet The Mansion House fund for the relief of Egyp- L tian refugees last night amounted to £6,700. th Mr. Tom Nash, barrister, Manchester, has been is- selected as the Conservative candidate for Stock- sh port. r(I r. Albert Bruce Joy, sculptor, has been en- oer trusted with the commission for the statue of the ?? | late Lord ...

... L0N DON LETt.u a- I ?? .~ v - -] tie a- (FRost ?? oWN CORRFSPDP~NT.) LONDON, FIth Y ny1fky So great was the dulness of this july da? that the gaslight had again to be called into requisition this afternoon soon after the le Speaker took the chair at a quarter past two al The atmosphere was hot and oppressive, aid' this fact mnay have accounted for the la'cti. g daisical spirit in which the ...

... O L i .ULONDA-ON LETTrIER.Y pr (FPaoMOUR OWN COaRF.SPOSDn.NT.) do LONDON, SUNDAY \IGHT. thi Rumour is rife as to the turn which dis-va -assion took at yesterday's Cabinet Council. That Ireland was the prominent-most likely the the only-topic on the carpet may be safely cit assumed; but nothing definite is known at ex present on points of detail. It is generally sit assumed that Mr. Gladstone ...

... LETTERS TO THE. EDITOR. - All corraepondeetsmust write on oxs sins of the co paper only, or their letters will be rejected. . Wecannotpublish anyletter unlessthce writersends it. his REAS MNAM AND ADR&LKSS, not uetessarily for pub- le lication blut as a GuLrantee of good faith. id The Lditor cannot ?? to return rejected com- munications underanv oircumstances. n COUNTY OF ?? Dyoll (Merthyr) ...

... c -. Es.__ SATUIRDAY. JUL Y 1, 1g82. CONSERYV'L'TVE REACTION. Hi LD L) e~ J.Uva~ tx by Mr. DAVID DAvIES, the member for Th Cardigan, in addition to being a man of good tht rk), shrewd common sense, is also an outspoken lar man. In the address which he delivered at ret Caersws yesterday he shone conspicuously as the regards each of the qualities with whichh Ave have just credited him, Ilis ...

... DISRICT' NTEWS. CARDTE. Snr. Srssnsrs's Czuacax-On Wednesday even- w ell lug, a tea was given to the choir of; aof Mariner Coffee Tavern, by Mir. fi. Sleep, the choir- ticucl ihafwo hi reda h has master. The young people spent a very pleasant ! o evening and thoroughily enjoyed themselves. The duff, incum-bent, yids. Russell, and Mr. HZillestrom, the .incumbent's warden, w ere present. Credit ...

... ALAS POOR CARKUN'%? It is an old stying that corporations have neither souls to he saved nor bodies to he kiicked. Apparently the Rev. Mr. Ou;vzn, of Newport, thinks they are devoid of sen- sibilities to be hurt or reputations to be injured. Row else is it possible to account for the trenmendons onslaught which he made yesterday upon the intellectual and moral status of the people of Cardiff? ...

... NEWSf S UMMARtYJ-1 --o . -l The newv ?? an1d pier at M:ilford flaven were formrallyv openedZ yesterday b y Mr . W. n~avies, IVP~.. wvho deliveared a short adl- 3L dress. In the eveninlg a banquet was given by the contractors. Great excitemxent ha3 been caused through- I out France. an~d l'ar is is saidi to be in a panic, tot owtingr to the rejeeition of the &v'etin cie Usf'e. Du It is ...

... IfCAR1.IARTllEN BOARD OF [. GUARDIAN$S. . ~¶UAstLW1LNr. .At the forenightly me.eting of this'board, held on ,Saturday-, an anmnated discussion took place re- ;specting the place or places to be selected for dis- .tributing relief to out-door paupers in the parish of .St. Peter. The Chairman said that the agent for ,the lessee of the Carmarthen Miarket had refused .to accept the tenancy of th~e ...