... APP-r-AIZU 1'0 lL41J^7v1,. *e ('letitta correspon dent of tile imea. in a telegrcm ¢it I5Y ,laste, ?? chacigo in the b In~t Oovsriorsitip of Bengal is the p Incipal item in i I a Deof thir week. Sir Ashley £(ldea completed * c years' temiro of office last Jaiuary, but lie had 7 ?? of his term to October in ordor to ?? ..,r timc spent by him upon the Army Commis- ll~owevcr} for some timo past, ...

... THE PARLAMENTARY SESSION. r The third session of the present Parliament which was ' brought to: a closo yesterdsy, has bcen nmriced by very i fevr' hau'ea in the c6ofipositien of the House of Copmmpons, ' and the result' of the coittests has2 been no party advan f tage on either 'side. Leis thianf a.dozen ecations have t tqken place, and of 'these only six wvere coutested. The Dopening&veeks ...

... EMBARKATION OF TROOPS. f THE FLEET UNDER SEALED a ORDERS. 'S I, .T . . S ?? i CREVTEuur'£ ThI.Ex~tAMS. 3 a C ALEXANDRIA, Auoasr 18 (11.20am.) a' Various military movements are in progress to- w dity. The .Guards Division and the 60th. Rifles a mnarched in from Rainleh early this morning, and are now embarking. The troops of the Second ri Division are taking their places, and march out tg t] ...

... I . . .. - A. - .. I- Messrs. Woodall and Broadhurst, the representatives of ti Stoke-on-Trent, addressed the members of the Hanley I Liberal Club on Saturday night. Mr. B. Boothroyd pre- c sided.-Mr. Woodall said the political situation was one of tl extreme gravity both at home and abroad, However some t] of them might regard the manifestation of that gigantic a power which had been put ...

... LIAMIENT SATURDAY. 110 USE OF COMMONS. iker took th chair soon after twelve e'elock, ~ SpeD~ tok NOTIOES. IA q gafe noticl that on Monday ie wpulil t try for Jar vvhether, having regard to the ?? o~gr~ ,,6u vas abolished in thle army, but that fact t l alnnd cadets in the military schools were ilitlr su illail Dunishnmet, lie saw reason to apprehend Mltoa th~at p yili' t of aut ority betweeli ...

... THE DAIRY TN CIIESHIRE. ?? .fl~pii of landlowlxs andi feunitrv v no An influelitiol maetin% of landlords and tenantry was spt helda at the Chester Tlown IHall on Sainrday-Lord Comsher- mn sr.cr prc3lding-to form a dairy associatiolt for Cheshire.-a M hr. It. L; Wright, the secretary, read letters from the f fo Duke of Westminster regretting, his inability to he precent, v and consenting ...

... RAILWAY AND CANAL TseAFFIC.-The President of the Board of Trade has received a memorial from the Asso- ciated Chamber of Commerce in favour of emancipating canal traffic from the control of railway companies. THiE TAUNTON E ?? official return of the excenses at the recent by-eloection at Taunton hbs justbeen putlisfed, as follows :-MIr. Aliso PP, DLP., the successful Conservative candidate, £5 ...

... GENERAL NEWS' 0- MUIDER AND SUICIrDE.-On Saturday the bod ho woman named Jenkins, with the body of bet Hi of a .s child, aged four years, tied to her body, was foundemdetate S. in the reservoir ast Branston, Lelcester hire, Tb ucd 12 had been in a despondent state of mindC andT Orm circumstances point to the conclusion that th vnd to the child to her body herself, and then CQOOaitie4 ng ...

... I LERA DERATION pri -ANI jETING AT ASHTON-UNDER. ei ^ ?? s'!l fift annual meeting of the National Liberal Li Dton 'was held yesterday, at the Co-operative Hall, by Fed StOnreet .shtonunder-Lyno; Mr. H. Fell Pease an There wvere also present Mr. W. Woodall,WLP., tiv ?? Mp Mr. W. Summers, M.P., Mr. C. res r. ?? MV.P. the Hon. F. Stratt, Mr. V. K. wa Laps I esideit of the National Reform Union), ...

... BRINGHAM LIBERAL ASSOCIATION, | . I A meeting of the General Committee of the BirminghamiO Liberal Assoiation (the Eight Hundred ) was held lest ap evening. in the Assembly Booms, Needless Alley; Mr. George Dixon (president) in the chair. There were also RE present Mr. FL W. Dalef Mr. W. Holliday, Mr. J. T. he Bunco, Alderman ?? Chamberlain, Alderman B3aker ; re, Counciflors M. J. Hart, ...

... | CONSEVVATM DEMONSTIATION I 1 AT IWALEY. SPEECHES BY THE BARLE OF CARNARVON AND 'Was LORD BAN~DON em One of the largest Conservative gathierings ever held in uP North Staffordshire took place lart ni ?? ralo, Cirasus, Hanley,' The build'? whie~hwill'comfortably nogi seat ~,5OO people, was . d yn paoked by persons, ad or mitted by ticiret, and-specual. trains ran to. various to b pharts of tho ...

... COVENTRY SaMNCg CLASSES'.. ' F~ts ADDRESS BY, DR. SIEMENS. The annnal meeting and distribution of prizes in connec-. tion with the Coventry .Soience Classes took place last evening in St. Mary's Hall, Coventry, when an address was dejivered by Dr. Siemens, president of the British Association. The 3Itayir' (Mr. A; S. Tomson) presided, and amongst those p resent, in addition to Dr. 'Siemens,. ...