... 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 ...

... TIE CRISIS IN EGYPT. THE PORTE AND THE 1 CONFERENCE. DESPATCH OF BRMSH TCORPS TO THE EAST. Aiexandria, June 29. The European shops with scarcely an exception sre now closed, ineluding the provision dealers. The baks have bees transferred on board the merchant vessels in the harbour. Constantirtople, June 29. The Ambassadors of the Powers are still andeavouring to make the Porte understand that ...

... THE XWING GILMOUR INSTITUTE, ALEXANDRIA. LuMG OF MEIo MAL-sToNE The memorial-stone of the Ewving Gilmotr Is- ' stitute, the gift of MrWillianx Ewing Giltidur, e !one of the partners of the firm of Messrs John .Orr t Ewing & Co., to the town of Alexandria, was laid jI I with Masonic honours on the afternoon of Satur- I cday by Mr J. M. Martin, yr. of Auchindermau, t I Provincial Grand Master of ...

... LETTERS TO TEBE DITO.R. CONDITION OF THF CLYDE SHIPB1ILD- i n ING AND ENGINEERING INiDUJSThlIES. s- Srn,-T'he very remarkable letter an the above 1. subject which appeared in your columns on Wed- nesday is evidently the production of one thoroughly e acquainted with what he has undertaken to de- .e scribe, aud Messrs Rothwell ' Co. are not likely ,- ta make much of such a' lormidable ...

... ST JOTEXs LODGE Excuasio-n.-The anual ex- corsion ina connection With the Lodge Glasgow St John, No. S bia., took place yesterday. These yearly outings are regarded as affording: pleasant breaks ia the ordinary lifoeof the brotherhood,' and they are apparently becoring increasingly popular, the, attendance yesterday numbering -in all 1 2 brethren, being the largest in. the history of the lodge ...

... EDINB'UGH AND NMID-LOTHIIAN TIF'LE l ASSOCIATION. I Edinbda -gh, Tuesday 'ight. The aid luck promises to attend the Edinburgh j meeting this year. Finer weather than that we h have enjoyed during the past two days at the beautifully situated Black ford Ranges could scarcely have been had even if weather could be manufactured to the order of Volunteers and spec- 5 tators. It cannot be so ...

... ECCLESIASTCAL.. at I - tV.P PRESBYTERY Or GLASGOW this (NORTH). The TU.P. Presbytery of Glasgow (North) mnet the yesterday - Mr James Scott, Bath Street, *cific Moderator. I ADMISSION OF UP. STUDENTS TO THE ESTABLISHED pre- |CHURCH.I tills, Dr DRUMMNosD (Belhaven) called attention to the fact that at last General Assembly of the wit- Church of Scotland three United Presbyterian was students ...

... I _ i SHOOTING AT COWGL. e- |Thle prospects of Scott.ish small-bore shooting sd have beers very maaterially adivanc ...

... anLNDON CORRESPONDENCE, 65 FLEFT ST'REET. Wednesday -Night. k~g(; nroxcrbiity done something to modify that view, indeed, the right hon. gentleman himselfi ertly period of the afternoon confessed a n-vs not convenient or desirable to have e ...

... THE FATAL ACCIDENT ON BOARD ILM.S. SWIFTSURM. Our Plymouth correspondent telegraphs that thee Castle Comlpany's steamer .arwick Castle Com~pany's steamer Warwick Castle, which arrived yesterday from Cape Town, brings intel- ligence from Madeira, of the disaster on board HQaLS. Swiftsure. It appears that after leav- ing Plymduth, three weeks ago, the Swiftsure put into Vigo owing to stormy ...

... .TV THOMAS-.GICHRIST STEEL PROCESS. RECEST ROGWSX. So far as we can remember the history of vietallureica science contains no record of any mat step in advance being made in the manun ?? of iron or steel that will at all compare pith what is known as the Thomnas-Gilchrist i ?? of steel-making, so far as the rapidity ,nd extent of its adoption are concerned.- The i t'vs great improvements made ...

... CV3 LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. 65 FLEET STREET. Friday Night. fOI' Sa ,p.ys was once more in a bitter t~5onr in the House of Lords to.nigt, and his Wternees, as usual of late, was turned ta1l upon O Egyptian crisis and the conduct of the ?? in relation thereto. He was dread- fgiy indignant over the notion that a Conference f the Great Powers was to be held in Constan- Ople in defiance of the ...