... 6TATE5 OF [I'LJLAND. (Fraor OUI1 Cniil.PXna ?? DUzn-x, Monday night. t uiinai Mactabe ?? a reception at his residelce In ittle ud-square this aftersloa. There was a very large 'ir. Davitt left this evening for Liverpool. Ie sails for Xe,. York on Thursday. Eari Spencer was present at the Trinity College athletic iestival to-day. Countess Spencer distrieuted the prizes. REPULSE OF A MYOONLIGHT ...

... The- ?? BAA 4A_ 1 -/5 ~rrli As- ion 4- At The annual mneetings of the Yorlrsliro Association of Bapitist Churches woreresumned yesterday, at the Baptist Chapel. flingley. The attendance of delegates was agalin large. THE OHAPEL LOAN SO=ITE. M~r. D. j. COoSSLEY (Hebdan Bridge), who presided at the annutal meeting of this society, read rthe treasurer's report, which showed flint during the year ...

... On Saturday the Prince eanl Princess Of Wales, af ter a i brief inspection of the Church Institute Bazaar in St. I t'eesrge's Hall, concldded their visit to Bradford. --There Ii seas again a. great desire to see their Royal liighneessaii and !iio ronte along which tule procession ~assed wa thcly b, hiued with spectators, while in some of thle more faviour- aI able positions the streets were ...

... The Tines American correspondent ?? has transmitted to Cougress Secretary Frelieghuysen's despatch of May 5th, addressed to MKinister Lowell, relative to the proposed niodificatidn of the Clayton- Bulwer Treaty. Mr. Frelinghuysen gives at length a history of the origin of the treaty, reasserts the Monro~e doctrine, declares au Americai protectorate for the Isthmus Canal sufficient, -without ...

... PARLIAMENTA1RY NOTES., HorsE, or Conruols, Wednesday Night. To-day the tale of questions has been singularly qneagre. -Indeed, nothing was asked that elicited or deserved to elicit any response worthy of comment. Presently the House got into Committee on the Crime Bill, resuming consideration of Clause 1. Mr. T. P. O'Connor moved as an amendment that limited portions of a district should not ...

... [ALL RIGHTS RESERVED BY THE AUTHORL1 l WHO KILLED, JOHN CAMERON? BoTY JAME'S AS. BORLASE . Author of Both Princess and Police Spy; The Lass o'Gotvrie; The Queen's Cadet; The Wreck of the Golden Cloud, dac., sac. 5 CHAPTER IX. THE MIDNIGHT ARREST. ?? Hastings did the twelve miles that lay d between the Illawarra home station and the Emu. 1. Inn at the Wodonga within the hour. i- All ...

... I A Rangoon telegram on Friday reports that the Luigia, which sailed from Liverpool on January 8th with coal, is totally wrecked. Three hands were saved, but nothing RB known of the remainder of the crew. TECHNICAL EDUCATION. Mr Woodall, M.P., and other members of the Royal Commission on Technioal Education, have returned to London after an extended tour on the Continent. They have accepted an ...

... ?? i- COMMUNISTS AND STUDENTS IN PAIUS. F RObt 053 oWE CoIurEsPONDENT.n PARIs, Tuesday. Manifestations have not quite gone out of /fashion here, although not much has been heard of them orf late. Last Saturday and Sunday, however, saw a revival of this tind of public demonstration on the- part of the students of the University and the torn- munists. There was nothing, it is true, in common ...

... [THIS MOPRNING'S NEWS. TO-DAY'S LONDON PAPERS. MERCURY-OFFICE, Thurssay, 5 a., .THEI EGYPTIAN CRISIS. * (DAmy TELEORAPH TELEGRAM.) VIENNA, Wednesday.-The hitch in the Conference negotiations render it improbable that the Ambassadors will meet to-morrow. The difficulties that have thus suddenly' arisen are to be accounted for by the categorical refusal of the Porte to take part in the ...

... UBERAL16M IN MID-LINCOLN- SHIRE. MR. MELLOR, M. P., ON THE POLICY 0? THE GOVERNMENT. Last evenhig a mne.e~in in connection with the Mid- Lincolnashire Liberal Associatiori was held at Alford. Several branch associations have been formed at the towus in this locality, anit efforts are being made to rouse tha political feeling in order that the division, which has been left uncontested since its ...

... - 7. -o WA T-a-P ^ ; A--- T,. lnV A , tN, (Press the Itlustrated 1and-a Jews, Jiune 10th.) - The will (dated Feb. 23rd, 1882) of Mr. Henry CharTef Newton, late of Ruathbone-place, who died on April 7tV last, at No. 12, Brunsvwck-square, was proved on the 2Qnd silt. by Arthur Henry Newton, the son, Arthos Anderson West, and George Sangster Green, the exeou- tors, the value of the personal ...

... pOLITICS AND SOCIETY. LEEDS, Friday, June 16th. Our London Correspondent ?? prolonged 0nd irritating cross-examination to which the Govern- ment were again subjected this afternoon supplies new evidence of the desire of the Opposition to extract party advantage from the difficulties of the Government in Egypt. Mr. Bourke's question was legitimate, and fatly answered; but immediately after it ...