... I ASTON MAIANOR, W3R ASSOOIATION..| A'meetiug of thi`,: erae.00;i2atteo' (the 200), of the, above M50il1wshl WV -t evening; In ' the A-lbert Road Board SelCibOG. 'MiW . LA~z Cowopr presided; and there were present the.Xeyi.G. Samuel; Messrs. J. odis 0. R. Baldwin, w. unith, ?? Parlker,,.W. &'Parker, V. .Finnemoro, S. A. 1eadin, .Od..Dnibury,'. J.'H1. M. Eoccls, R. W.; Nigh~tingale,3. Bloxlsm ...

... CONDIf1ION OF THE CLYDE SHIPBUILD- ING AND ENGINEERING INDUSTRIES. SIB,-The maintenance of our leading industries of shipbuilding and marine engineering is dombt- less a inatter of ital importance to the inhabitants of Glasgow and the various towns en the Clyde. It is not toe much to say that the destrnation of these industries would be most disastrous to the West of Scotland and the country ...

... THE LEEDS MERCURY. WEDNESDAY, June 7th, 1882. TuD Times correspondent at. Alexandria, telegraphing yesterday, says all the new defence works in course of constrnution bar iovnt.inn +. b works in course of construction by Egyptian troops bE have been suspended, and there prevails -a greater re feeling of security. Her Majesty's ships Alexandria, Pe Superb, T6mdraire, and Inflexible have left ...

... 0 o IRELAND AND EGYPT. a At the time of the anathema and maranatha4pyrotechnice of malediction in Midlothian, directed personally against e the late illustrious statesman whose mcmory patriotic e England delights to honour, the Radical policy that was s proclaimed to be followed in tho East was that which is ,r well known by the pscudonym of Bag and Baggage. e Stript of its blackballing ...

... LOCAL N7EWS I PROPOSE] COMrL-ET To MR R. D. HEoT- We understand that a requisition will be made to I dr. E. D). Holt to sit for his portrait, in recognitiont of his valuable services for the past five years as president of the Liverpool Liberal Association. It is intended to present the portrait to the Reform Club, Dale-street. I 4 VOES oF LOCAL MsiB ?? the divisions en i Monday night on the ...

... aE PLLOPOSED CHANNEL TUNNEL. (Ja. 1e report of the select committee on the Qa. nnl Tunnel, now in the hands of the Duke of 3fidge, states that, in the opinion of the llfrIty of the members, the tunnel may, with to this country from danger of invasion, be Also that means can be devised for either to a roYlng or fiooJing it so as to render it useless tijj.y enemy. Several of the committee hold ...

... IHI .RISIS . X . EI .M ARY PREPARATIONS. Om ?? E&SMWB TELEGBAPH.)ba the (~noc ores AIO, TsrssAxNIGHT. tent The military preparations have been suspended har al day, aud nothing boa been done upon the eavthworks an& forte of Alexandria. The Moniteur publishes, by order of Arabira Pacha, a letter purporting to be a declaaton Of el tefUlemas, Notables, students, and merchants, denying that ...

... ate r of The sapphire has lgng been a symbol of the sacred tnh office of bishop. ead The principle of the spring trap is found in the jaws of aye the dolphin. nit- In the Hindoo mythology men are represented as living bad 100,000 years. I he Professor Sohlager, of Vienna, is responsible for the eva statement that blue light has a quieting and soothing cud influence on the insane. id The vices ...

... The annutal meeting of the supporters of the Exeter Institution for Training ?? was held on Friday at the Guildhall. Mr. W. H. Ellis presided, and there were also present: Revs. J. C. Rewlatt, W. David, Atlcyne, Messrs. E. J. Doraville, A. J. Mackay, S. II. Peppin, G. Colson, and F. Pollard (Secretary).-The committee in their report, which was taken as read, pointed out that the object of the ...

... CtLLOMPTON. A iecting of bicyclists was hold at the Coffee-house on I Thursday for the purpose of forming a bicycle club. There being a blrgeo nulibor of riders in the district, the want of a club has long beon felt. UFFCULME. Ashill Church, ncar Ufteuhluc, was opened by the Lord Bishop of the Diocese onl Thursday mrnling. The little Church and Sunday School combined have been erected at a1 ...

... YR AMFTIIWYR1, A7U HA'WLIAV IL ERTHYGL XXXVY YR ein rhifyn diweddaf, gosodasom ger bion amaethwyr y Dywysogaeth wahanol ffyrdd yn mha rai yr oeddym yn tybied y gellir cyfeirio ymgais y wlad i wellhau sefyllfa yr 4 amaethwyr. Ond nid ydym etto wedi der- byn cymmaint ag un Ilythyr ar y c-westiwn. Pa inn a ydyw hyn i'wv briodoli i'r ffaith a edliwir mor fynych i'r amaethwyr, ou bod yn rhy swrth a ...

... TILLIE, PAsKIX, 3LuAeS. T.-ude avecnin' t' ye airs, awim seer ye will saynce Fair fa' th' rain. P.-On aye, gil 't avid cum in rModerationan' rae sic roch sha'ers an' evapin' WiliS. A wat weel it wis fine wirkin' amo' th' nrep grni' wi' th' dry wather, an' iG's a pity 'at drouth dis herm; bit wve wee' sair needin' a, drappie rain t' gar th' plants haud. MLL-Weel it vis a byous heat last owk, ...