... IISHOP LELICOUT ON'THE NEW I CODE. The annual conference of Church school managers and teachers was commenced yesterday (Thursday) afternoon at Gloucester, the local committee re- ceiving members from a distance in the cathedral library at two p.m. Subsequently the members attended the cathedral service at three, and at six p.m. the conference, which will be resumed to-day, was opened byan ?? ...

... II (From the Lond Gazette of last nig7t.) ' ]BANK-RUPTCY ANNULLED. Sketchley, Robert, 22, Charterhouse-lanie, Middlesex, meatsalesman-adjudication, July s3 BANKRUPTS. MtCulloch, A., 57, Gsacechurch-street, London, merchant, tradinasA MCtilloch and Co. amnr -Wingruve, Frederik 7 t ce'-iilC amr 5 ?? dirir en' eor smitb, Middlesead2,WbrooLnodroo of iigcompany. Seller, Michael Henry, 84, Strand, ...

... THE CLAM TO £4,000,000 WORTH OF PROPERTY. cc The case of Chadwick v. Chadwick and others X has been heard in the Queen's Bench Division se before Mr. Justice Denma4 and Mr. Baron Pollock, bi to whom it was referred by Mr. Justice Stephen. £' The plaintiff pleads that he is the heir-at-law of Sir G Andrew Chadwick, who in the reigns of George II. t and George Iii. lives at Carter Place, in ...

... ,L4TEST NEWS. I - - % I i aois, -&e. I - I|. Wneo-.a- W CAs, ?? 22. *Ear Graniville, KG., had ai audience of the Queen to-day. .The -lH Eoratia Stopford has arrived at the Castle, Captain Edwads, O, has 'left aid Capbin4SRigge, R± arrived. Th~1 mce iand Pincess- of Wales arrived at Nottingham on-their wicy.to Saltaire, at 410 p.m., and the train proeeeded- at 4 2Q pmafter changing engines. The ...

... I FRIENDLY SQCIETIES TN I CONFERENOE. THE MANCHESTER UNITY 'A..CO. AT CARDIFF. The delegates composing the Annual Movable Committee the suereme governing body of the Manchester Unity of Oddfcllows, again assembled in the Drill Hall, Cardiff, yesterday morning, under the presidency of the Grand Master, Mr. Flannagan, of Ievenshulme. SJB-COMMITTREES REPORT. The Sub-Conrmittee first presented ...

... F I 7- [REUTER'S ThELEGhAM4. THE EGYPTIAN CRISIS. MEETING OF THE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE TO-DAY. CONsTANT'NoprE, Jalom 21. Lord Dufferin again brought the subject of the conference before the Porte to-day, and urged its acceptance. Herr Testa, the first dragoman to the German embassy, also made a similar com- manication. Said Pasba, however, repeated his former statement that the Porte ...

... |OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENCE I e LONIDON, 'TU1SDAY EVEN2-MG. 8 Everything is nowarranged for, save the recess. Mr. Gladstone has to-daytold Parlia- mentwhat it must take this year, and it seems that it is to take everything except a holiday. It is believed thatthe Crime Bill will L occupy what remains of tbe month. It will be . followed by the Arrears Bill, coneernin~vwhicii the Conservatives ...

... CANON mENCT ON PAROCH]AL COUNCILS. 2 Last evening, a conference of the clery and laity of the Rural Deanery of Liverpool (north) w was held in the grand jury room at St. George's I Hall, when the Rev. Canoa Trench read a paper on 9 Parochial Councils. The Rev. Canon Warr, the F rural dean, occupied the chair, and there was a s good attendance. Canon Trench said that it was agreed on all ...

... | FOIREIGNN NEWS. I IREMH EB'S TELEGRAMS.] EGYPT. ALExAnDRA, Jume 8. Derviseh Pasha, accompanied by his suite, has started by special train this morning for nTata;.I ostensibly with the object of praying at the Saints Tomb at that place, and will proceed thence to Cairo. If, The Turkish Commissioner paid a visit to two sheilche early this mnrninu. Shortly after the arrival of the lIzedin, ...

... prmlool NTlovarl'o SALUS POPULI EXI SW2EX A. -0 - a In the House of Lords yesterday, the C Seacombe, Boylake, hnd Deeside Railway o Bill was read a second time and referred to s a select committee. Lhord Carlingford, in if reply to a question, said three 'men a suspected of complicity in the murder of s Mir. Bourke and his escort had been t arrested. Earl Granville, replying to the D Marquis ...

... - BOSTOV, WED'qEsc .-f he 7 eyland Line steamer Iberian left here for Liverpool at noon. BOSTON3, TUtRS)DAY.-The Allan steamer Scandinavan arrived here to-day. BOUBsAY, THUnsOAT. - The Anchor Lino steamer fispania, from Liverwool, arrived here this afternoon. COLOMBNO Taua55)AY.-The Star Linle steamer Vega,, *romr Liverp~ool for Calcutta, arriv ed hero this morniag GALE, TleuaenAY.-Th5 ...

... I [PERIAL PARLIAMENI. | THURSDAY, JUNE 2-). LEADING INCIDENTS. ROanE oF'CosnfO;S, THURSDAY EvfNsSG. 'We have bad an ominous intimation this evening from MIr. Gladstone. To a breathless House the Premier announeed the wish of the Government to make as much progress as is possible this week with tjxo clauses of the Irish Crime Bill; and this, coupled with the statement that the Government may ...