... A new Roman Clthoile Chutch is abotut to ?? at A Alfreton. - D t Mr. Sims Reeves bas retulrned to England from o f miu;, tlhoroughly restored to bhalth. tinu Mr Al T. B css will lay the fouindation stone of a nun ehilaren~s hosp5 ab Derby on Jtlly s1L incli Btools,.a freihn of Yale Colle'e, has defeated Myers, the ths champion, who recently visited England. Cor; .Visountb. Sandch, in ...

... - TRANSFER OF LIOENSES. A special session for the transftor of licanlc ?? held on PThurs d1tv, at the public Offce, Moor Street, before Melsrs, Biggs and Ellis. ,er.Cob Mr. Biekley appesared on behalf of enry CrIosb for the transfer oft lneter icenct xem! the bnaoppa,1iNavi25tldlAttnt, to . bousealtuate at the coer ol St. elark Street aud King Edwavd's. Road. The applicant took possesslon of ...

... l LTANDLORDS AND THE ARIIMA.S BILL. Tho aifficultie& and perils of the landlord classes are not dimninished (tho Dublin correspondent of the Pimes Eays) by the recent proppedijsgs in Piarliament, and the apparenb endorjoment by the highest official authority of the charges mado -aginat them by umnscrupulons assailants. Many of theM are successfttl In getting their rents evon wlvhre they flid ...

... RTJTECTION OF, THE CONFERENCE. TTHE SULTAN AND THE MIILITARY PREPARA- TIONS, (REUTER'S TELEGRAMS,] OAmeo, -Juno 5. In consequence of the protest Tnade by the British Government against thle military prepara- tions in Egypt, the Sultan has telegraphed to the Khedivo desiring him to request Arabi Pachni to discontinue them and also to give orders for cessation of the work on the fortifications ...

... ; -THEL LATE MRL ALLEN EDWARD EVERITT, ( Ono whose services deserve especial record, and whose memory will be long and tenderly cherished by many friends iii Birminghamn and elsewhere, passed away fro us yesterday morning, after a brief illness. This wacs fr. Allen Edward Everitt, honorary secretary of the Royal Birmingham Society of Artists, and honorary curator to the Corporation Art Gallery ...

... THE STATE of REMAND, EARL SPENCER ON ILLEGAL, ORG.ANISATIONS. Earl Spencer, replI g to an adldress on Saturapo seusdto in byth Iish national teachers at then Castea Dublin, saiid: I cme glad to receive your. loyal address, St And listen with pleasowe, 'sthar. represenitative of, baer a Majesty to theexpressions of Yos dvtion to- kI wa.rds 3tthe0 Q'ueen. I app~reciate end I share the th ...

... rn the H4ouse of Lerds, yesterday, Earl GrAN- VILLE stated that thle j({EDXVE and DERvISH Pacha had loft Cairo for Alexandria, cvhere every- thing was quiet, and the shops had been reopened. Nothing had been received as to the movements of ARABI dacha. Several bills were advanced, the Imprisonllont for Contumacy Bill being read a third time and passed. Tile Irishl Reproductive Loan Fund Act ...

... WEAT ?? FORECASTS. Thn tollowi M rup irt seas Assred ftou the MHetorologleal. Depariltient at S uP. yerterday:- I .fIoutI.eCastvlY to GOUtUiMwcsterly breezes, 0. Scotland, * . *- nuderafte to.fresh; showery. I Scotland, ?? . SQuth.westerly breezes, moderate; come 2, YngKI, If -ishowers, 3. Engl3s$d, .30 Samen as Nte. h ; 4. IM. CouPIrrnYils ,T e as ?? 1 and 2. S. b $ 1 a asterly oreezes, ...

... , [Beuter's Ut greym7m, per Pres Assodatn.3 t, THE DEATH OF GARIBALDI. MADDALENA, JUNE 10. The weather has improved. Two hundred visitors arrived to-day at Caprera. The Seweotary-General of tho Yt Ministry of Publio Works delivered an address, in which P he said that a pilgrimago commenced to-day to the tomb of tl Garibaldi which would continue to be made by future in generations. He concluded ...

... In the House of Commons, yesterday, the is Government, and Sir CHARLES DILIx especially, pr 3were again bombarded with numerous questions in respecting afairs in Egypt. Sir CnAxMEs Dx, it replying.to aquestion, saidthey had notheard any- . tthing themselves, but he had seen a telegram which in roferred to the danger to British shipping in the is Suez Canal. ?? did not thiiak there was any hi ...

... AND JOURNAL. MONDAY, JUNE 26, 1882. NEWS OF THE DAY. Mr. RoiErT FoWLEM (City of London) has un- aertakon to move the rejection of the Govern. maont raeasure for dealin(g with arrears of rent in Ireland. Thu Observex states that Mr. CIIAMsElLAIN has abandoned the last hope of proceoding 0With the Banlkruptcy Bill this session, and on an early day it will be withdrawn. At Kcnnington Oval, ol ...

... THE HAMILTON SALE The second portion of picturcs from the Hamilton collec- tion was brought to the hammef.at Mesr4s, * Christie's on Saturday, A crowded attendance of buiyers thronged the roolas for a full half-hour before the salo commenced and tho groat general interest taken in the price of the pictures, more espeuially in those which weere bought for the National Gallery, was shown by ...