... THE ORDER OF PRUDS. Th2e roocedings of tho Auiual M oviole beieatior of the OrfIer of Druids wero resumed yesterday inoriiing, in the Mechanics' Institution, 3Jossley; Grand Laster vood- ward presidin ...

... A NEW CHANCEL FOR ST. GEORGE'S RU.R.H.' - ?? foundation-stono of a new chanicel to be added to St, George's Churale was laid yesterday, by the Right Rev. Dr. Thorntoii B~islop of Ballarat, land forhie ...

... LOCAL N7EWS I PROPOSE] COMrL-ET To MR R. D. HEoT- We understand that a requisition will be made to I dr. E. D). Holt to sit for his portrait, in recognitiont of his valuable services for the past five ...

... A meeting of the Ei xecutive Committee under the Con- tagious Diseases (Animals) Act, 1878, was held at the County Hall, Ipswich, on Tuesday. The Right Hon. Lord Henniker presided, and the other Magistrates pre- sent included the Right Hon. Lord Rendleslham, M.P., Mr. R. D. French, Capt. A. 14. Morse, Mr. Thomas Lomax, Major Barnardiston, Mr. A. C. Pretyman, and Rev. F. Steward. The ...

... SIR STAFFORD NORTHCOTE ON PUBLIC AFFAIRS, Sir Stafford Northcote visited Plymouth on Friday for the purpose of attending a complimentary banquet to Mr. John Treitnyne, formerly member for East Corn- wall, who was recently the unsucoessful candidate for the representation of that division. The banquet was held in a large tent erected in the grounds of the Earl of Mount-Edgecmbe, and there was a ...

... LATES T NEWS. DEATH 01F THIE KAIIQUIS OF CONYNGHIAM, ?? Marquis of Conytighesee daied at hig residence, Bel. rave-Hqssare, Londou, last evening. TidE REQEX-r CO1L~IVEY EXPLOSION. &t ties, ndjournedl inqec a-t at Wlhite-eaven, yesterday, on thle bodies of lthe boer mens- WILd by the recent colliery ICiplioeln, a serdiit of A!e-oid-nteI death waee returned. I JUSThICO 'BONWEN'S SUCCESSOR. ...

... I _ _ - Yesterday there was a general meeting of the Dublin Society at their house, Kildare-street, at three o'clock. There was a numerous attendance i of -members, Mr. GaERcFJ WooDs MAINSrTL, D.L. (one of the Vie -Presidents) in the chair. Mr. R. J. Moss, the Registrar, read the minutes' of the last meeting of the society and the council. Mr. George Fitzgerald, ?? Honorary Secre- tary, read ...

... I I. 1 9 On Wednesday afternoon a large meeting of delegates trom all parts of the country, members of the Democratic Federation, was held at the ee Westminster Palace Hotel. for the purpose of con- at sidering the programme for the ensuing year. ty Among those present ivere-Mr. Joseph Cowen, Y- jun; Rev Arthur O'Ni, Birmingham; Miss Helen s Taylor, Miss Jessie Craig, Mr. E W Jones, of ...

... -amX&A* FOES.'GN IWS. (THROUGH UUTn'a AO=Cr.) FRENCH RACING. AUTEUTL, SuMa 2. Ths fe~owg q~r ibe resls 4Xvday'ste* e ?? do Ia Parte Duphind-Neo,; N ewv Gasgowrl 2; Stadhouder 3 Prxpxdta ampd arxs e,,.,anhour 2Sh| . a z do in 3st iL _ V ague, 1; Iezal 2; Md~le. da Q: O3, : * TURKEY. CONSTAN GPLE Jvac 2, EwInse. A .modifhction hem bean introdeced in tho'stamp La:w concerning contrets, whbich 1* ...

... .'GWRAL OME NEWS- - fss RGTN hor to J:}oAIM 6h hadx~darsol, ti a SUrpimflS ease of poisoinsix, r-ultig in the i.t of a young ?? named MoX cbe fnerdaua at the Sussex County Hospital, W te Town Hal yeterday, evenn 'by, the Dp BruhPi Coronr.De&saed and another nuarse ullivan, who, like her, bade L last nine months,a l th i Sullivan stating ti her to Dover. They did not retr to tehsiabt' about ...

... [The ?? appeared in our Second EditiOl of yesterday: - CAMrO, MIDNIGIIT, TnUSsDAY.-The Ihedive has' declined to entertain the proposed Ministerial combination under Ragheb Pasha. His Highness received a telegram fronm his agent at Constan- tinople, announcing that an Ottoman Commis- sioner is to start for Egypt at noon to-morrow, without awaiting the meeting of the Conference. A Daily e'ws ...

... olao T?zralb - ,a.VW TUESDAY MIORNING, JUNE G., in the House of Lords yesterday aibill'deal, ing with burglary and forgery was introduced} th( by Lord Bramnwell and read a first time. 1eoply-t ing to questions regarding the affairs of --gypt, an Lord Granville said there was no truth in the Aid statements that the Sultan had refused his raJ assent to the proposed Conference, ,and that ha. Lord ...