... AIe Divorce Bill was disposed of by the Chamber on Monday, the final majority in its favour being 336 votes to 150. Last year it was rejected by a narrow majority, M. Brisson, now President of the Chamber, being one of its most strenuous opponents; but at the general election he promisecd neutrality in future, and his eleva. tion to the chair has made it easy for him to redeem this pledge. ...

... BUNDAY LETlUnrEB. [Parficulars should rcaclh the OJfics not later than SaturdasV Morninig.] Ii.-U1aroudon Club, 80, High-aftreet, Islington, 11.30, Mr. Smith, Events of the Weak ; 8,30, Entort. ?? Club, 65, Shaftesbury-ttreet, New North-road, at 8.30 p m Mr. J. T. Mills, Selected Rtecitals.-Marylebone Branch of the Land League of Great Britain, Hibornian Club Rooms, 87, Lisson-street, ...

... A8 TnAINUN0 BZZG ASROZZ. The Cowes correspondent of the Press Association telegraphs on Thursday:- Her Majesty's training brig Martin, Lieutenant-Commander Arthur C. B. Bromley. went ashore on the Brambles, off Cowes, this afternoon about three o'clock, while cruising. Several steam-tugs were speedily in attendance, and endeavoured to tow her off, but a strong wind from the north-es3t, which ...

... A STRANGE1 WAGER. Some excitement hab, been caused in Leaicester by cer. tain rumours of a plot to assassinate the Prince of Wales when, visiting Leicester on Whit-Monday, and a very foolish freak on the part of. a drunken man has added to the excitement of the inhabitants. It appears that a communication was received from the Govern- ment to take extra precautions during the visit of the ...

... SPEOIAL SUNDAY MORNING EDITION. SUNDAY MORNNG'S TELEGRAMS. THE VERY LATEST NEWS. Reijnold.'s Newspaper Offce, Sunday, '4 a.m. |REUWTf's TELEGRAM, 'ro.]J THE EGYPTIAN CRISIS. Alexandria, June 17, noon. Raghib Pasha has consented to undertake the form.- ton ofanew initry. Constantinople, June 17. The Sultan reiterated yesterday to the French ambas- sador his decided objection to the proposed. ...

... TIKE: WO3XINO-WEN'S CLUB AND INSTX- TUTE 'UNION. The annual meeting of this society was held yesterday afternoon at the College Hall, Westminster, Sir Thomas Brassey, M.P., in the chair. The relort stated that the society, during the twenty years of its existence, has been (more or less) directly instrumental in founding upwards of 1,000 clubs and institutes, having about 100,000 members. Trhe ...

... AS AND AMM UNTION roB IERLAND. EXTENSIVE SEIZURE IN LONDON.-A SUP. POSIED FENIAN ARROURY. Yesterday morning, at an early hour, Chief Dotective. Inspector Peel, of the G division, accompanied by a large number of detective officers, made a raid on a large stable in the neighbourhood of St. John-street, and seized from 60,000 to 100,000 rounds of ammu- nition, packed in boxes and cases, ready ...

... G A R D E N I N4. -r rFaOwSB.-SO nnriersal i3 now the demand for -tt ?? directioneia nq!uiy iY beigmane for them, -etlesf ?? ati bmtdance. f nearto,,som stbhle market,hlans. nolihi~utty icn dsposng o hi .ooe ariaest f winterlowers for en tcing In bltk is perhaps the ,slowfe1, of w idl neat bleadths are grown for the supply ' the London ?? alone. O.vn as a rule in the USt months of die year, ...

... Retired Comimander John hendall, R.N., an officer whose name has been borne on the Navy List for nearly seventy years, and who has been in receipt of half.pay for over nalf a century, died at the age of eighty-four, at Steyning, Sussex. It is stated that the report now in the bands of the Duke of Cambridge of the select committee on the I Channel Tunnel artirms that, in the opinion of the ...

... G A R D BN I N G. TiE FcxHsitA-There areno mimsnuer-bloomninlg plants that Moro merit attenhioll at the hauds of the ainateur grower than toes ti achs Its sorsor is now with us, antd properly- plants WiL, if kopt in a cool position, bcuom freoiy ill tliroi the st~u ruer. ?? aud theo in mila districts, cs- , the ea, we ruect with file bushesofsach cid te o icertons, or Coccinen, sorts that have ...

... SUMMARY 0F LATEST TIOM NEWS. Yesterday, G. Whitfield, living at i, Macenhtrt Wa admitted to the care of ALir. Pittard ?? t cross Hospital. He was crossing the Strand, b ?? r shaft of a cab knocked him down, and the wheel Is over him, fracturing his skull. Pased Yesterday, Alfred Eden, aged twenty-nine, ?? of Gower's-walk, 'Whitechbpel, waB standing on apaie of steps cleaning some windows, ...

... Tam ?? or WALES AT X BORIOMSTE The Mayoress of Leicester on Tuesday received from the Princess of Wales a letter referring to the attempet of the man to shake hands with the Princess, he having made a bet that he would do so. The Princess says that she did not push the man away with her parasol. On the contrarv, the feeling in her mind was that of horror at the rough manner in which the man ...