... [The ?? appeared in our Second EditiOl of yesterday: - CAMrO, MIDNIGIIT, TnUSsDAY.-The Ihedive has' declined to entertain the proposed Ministerial combination under Ragheb Pasha. His Highness received a telegram fronm his agent at Constan- tinople, announcing that an Ottoman Commis- sioner is to start for Egypt at noon to-morrow, without awaiting the meeting of the Conference. A Daily e'ws ...

... .he of the district officers). In case of cHher of the arbitrators dying, resigning, or ceasing to bo entitled to tho benefits of the society, the lod.sje to which he 1Jdl!n¡.ç; shall appoint another in his stead. The Prov. C. S. shall convene a meeting of arbitrators, or where arbitrators have not been appointed, a special district 1l1eéting, to hear any appeal, within forty days after ...

... RHYL PETTY SESSIONS. MONDAY, MAY 29TH, 1882.—Before the Rev. G. A. Butterton, D.D. (chairman), W. P. Jones, Esq., and R. J. Sisson, Esq. TEMPORARY TRANSFERS. Mr. William Davies applied for the temporary transfer of the license of the Pier Refreshment Room from Mr. Edwards to Mr. Tom Barger.—The Clerk said that there was not a sufficient number of magistrates present to grant the transfer, but ...

... A meeting of the Ei xecutive Committee under the Con- tagious Diseases (Animals) Act, 1878, was held at the County Hall, Ipswich, on Tuesday. The Right Hon. Lord Henniker presided, and the other Magistrates pre- sent included the Right Hon. Lord Rendleslham, M.P., Mr. R. D. French, Capt. A. 14. Morse, Mr. Thomas Lomax, Major Barnardiston, Mr. A. C. Pretyman, and Rev. F. Steward. The ...

... -amX&A* FOES.'GN IWS. (THROUGH UUTn'a AO=Cr.) FRENCH RACING. AUTEUTL, SuMa 2. Ths fe~owg q~r ibe resls 4Xvday'ste* e ?? do Ia Parte Duphind-Neo,; N ewv Gasgowrl 2; Stadhouder 3 Prxpxdta ampd arxs e,,.,anhour 2Sh| . a z do in 3st iL _ V ague, 1; Iezal 2; Md~le. da Q: O3, : * TURKEY. CONSTAN GPLE Jvac 2, EwInse. A .modifhction hem bean introdeced in tho'stamp La:w concerning contrets, whbich 1* ...

... Mn. A. L. SMITH.-The statement published in the Obse rer, that Mr. A. L. Smith, of Salt Hill, Chichester, Junior Counsel to the Treasury, had been appointed to the vacant Judgeship, is, we are enabled to state, devoid of foundation. A DISTINGUISHED VISITOR.-On Wednesday afternoon Sir Edmund Beckett, Q.C., paid a visit to the Cathedral campanile. Sir Edmund, as is well known, takes a deep ...

... LATES T NEWS. DEATH 01F THIE KAIIQUIS OF CONYNGHIAM, ?? Marquis of Conytighesee daied at hig residence, Bel. rave-Hqssare, Londou, last evening. TidE REQEX-r CO1L~IVEY EXPLOSION. &t ties, ndjournedl inqec a-t at Wlhite-eaven, yesterday, on thle bodies of lthe boer mens- WILd by the recent colliery ICiplioeln, a serdiit of A!e-oid-nteI death waee returned. I JUSThICO 'BONWEN'S SUCCESSOR. ...

... - S T - - TAT F i EL . I - I. 0 0-FT,'STA:TE, OF IRFLIAND. it ^ ''THltn PHCEDNIX PARIt1IflIPEIIS.. The Piess Assooton Dublir 'orrespo ndc~ report3' that two men vhose oappeartrain0' corresponded %vita:th' deseriptidn given of the Phmni;. Park murd~rers Avq re ,s5font tbe shoreg of Lough Neagh, near Portadoivn- On Saturda>y - but np to the presenat, notwvithtaindi'ng the pblice have scoured the ...

... 0 C EDITION L. I SECOND EDITION I I . WESTZaPN MATL Gsvscz, 4.30 A-. LATEST GENERAL NEWS. Mr. Trevelyan, the Irish Secretary, arrived in London from Dublin yesterday. IMr. J. C. F. S. Day, Q.C., has been appointed judge in the place of Lord Justice Bowen. Thu failure was announced yesterday of Barnes Ancor, the proprietor of the Falstaff Club, London. Liabilities £47,000. Last night's London. ...

... CARDIFF, H.M.S. HAMADRYAD HOSPITAL SHIP.—Re- port for the week ending June 31, 1882.—Number ot patients remaining last week, 37 admitted since, 9 discharged, 7; died, 1; out-patients treated, 70 remaining on board,38.-W. Hughes, medical superintendent. Llandake CATH kdual.—Trinity Sunday—Eight o'clock, Holy Communion 11 o'clock, Servic*, chants Introit, Holy, holy (Spohr) Holy Communion. ...

... PONT Y POOL. SPORTS.—A hunters' jum^iug competition and polo match took place on Tntirsday afternoon, on Cle Wanderers' poio gT ...

... ATTEMPTED SUICIDE FROM CLIFTON BRIDGE. On Friday, at Bristol police-court, a young man muned George Harvey was brought up, charged with attempting to commit suicide by throwing himself over Clifton Suspension Bridge. The evi- dence showed that on tho previous day Thomas Caswell, living at Leigh Woods Cottage, saw the defendant 011 the Susj>ension Bridge. Defendant remarked it was a good place ...