... - AND JOURNAL. THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1882. 0' NEWVS OF THE DAY. tb In the House of Commons, yesterday, Mr. g Asuirsan BARTLETT gave notice of his intention to ask Mr. GLADSTONE if the Government would give an assurante that no Anglo-French or British be occupation of Egypt should take place until the (I SULTAN had refused to check the revolutionary 3 party and restore the statics quo. Mr. ...

... SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE WATERWORKS ?? . Yeserilay a isew reservoir, constructed by [Ile Sollth 1 Staffordshire wateruvurk3 Comipany, wise! formally opened at B~urtori-on-Trout. At XLichuicld the oom~anly have reservoirsiund pumping enginies nuffloient to mi~l more tlann theordinary requirements oif Burton ; butte provide agaunst say possible emiergelicy, such as the bursating, of the maoinl from ...

... THE UAMILTON SALE. The sale on. Tuesday.included the splendidsilver-gilt cups and other articles of olt plate, whit created a great sensation, blfging prices quite unprecedented-n ono CSEO at the rate of 045; per ocz, and another £171. poe Eto. The twoe ]nhl cabinets wont for the osibrrsioun ium of fl, 500 guineas. A pair of Chincia black porcelalin vases, with landscapes, figures, fe, in ...

... THE REPRESENTATION OF NOR-TH | WARWOKSHIRE. SELECTION OF A:LIBERAL CANDIDATE. A meeting of the Gcneral Committee of the North Warwickshire Liberal Association awas held last evenisg, in the Queen's Hotel, New Streot, to receive a communication from Alderman R. Chamberlain. wh oretires from the eandidature for the division; and to hear an address from a gontleman whom the,offieers recommended ...

... , TIc an article in thle ~Nineteenth Ccnfzery for July, Mr. F. Seluinslihorst replies to the recent attacks by Mr. Marriott, MT.,. on the Birminghiamt Liberal. Asco- ciation, which hae describes as thea Dirminghiam Cauons.- Mr. Selinadheret says - r.Marriott's whole argument rests on thea asetila tien that the founders and officers, not Only of th Birruitiighamn association, but of all ...

... - WOLVERHAMPTON. A!T!cET.OF.LEAVE MAN INTROUBLE.-At the County Police ~Court, on Mondlay, James Wiliithhousa, alida 4Pottery Jim, a cossvict on leave, was finled £5. -for.r hit share in a poaching expeditdos which took place in a Asgust laest year. ?? was- brought bef ore 'the borough Bench charged with failing to report his change I ef-tesidenca. The evidence showed that at the Stafford- ...

... . Tie following report wae bssued from the Meieorelogleil Department at 8 p.ar. yesterday,, DSTralors. FOnxORES. 0. Beotland, . ) North-easterly and northerly breezes, 1. Scotland, B light; line generally, 2. EnlnN.Y2 3. Englasid, ?? ?? airs; the amount of cloud also 4. MID. CocmNnsx.) varying greatly; faironthewhole,close. 6. England,S.(Lon. Very light breezes, close; some local and ...

... WEATHER FOREC.ASTS. I ~ AR -lXl -m -- fl-e IMOa MAdef The followink r~p~ort was issued Iromn the Meteoseological Department at 8 p.m. yestcrdty:- DisoTtrm5. FoseenAs'ra. O. Scotland, N . ?? variable breezes, eloudygenerally; 1. Scotland, B. ) perbaps thunder. Light. variable breezes; cloudy, rather 2. Estiland, l.E . ?? {unsettled. 3. England, 1: 4. lIen. COOtrm. ..Ligit westerly breezes; ...

... CORRESPONDENCK NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. An luit intmnded for ublicationi must be ?? l3 the name and addrees of the writer; not neceseesrily toy teubficdion, beet foe fee info>4rnwion of the Editor. Whetn anwr3 t~o ?? are not given ins fte corse o1 a -daie or twoo, thet qredsionserrt sW please to smnd~r*-snd Mest irss ure urrabb to asepptis thet ivforrmsesiee askd for. W cannnot s'4urn ...

... THE SEIZURE OF FENIAN ARMIS. The Central News learns that several cases of arms, whllich 'he prisoner Thoinas Walsh is alleged to have eout to Ireland for the use of the renians, lhave been seized there. Soma of the weapons will bQ produced in court at the next examination of tbe aoilsced. The police have in- formation which shows that during the Ilat twolvo months Walsh has forwarded a large ...

... The following appeard ini a portion only of oitr editiou yest erday I CohSTA?.TiNOriLx, June 27.-Tho Conforence to-day held its third sittiug. Aftor the Ambassadors had .(Iarated Rechid Bdy, the Secretary to the Sdltan, went to Thorapia and had a long conference vith Lord Dufferin. lio ?? Ambassador has had several interviews with Sir Frederick Goldsmith, on the financial question in. volved ...

... D.tIIMNGITAM BOARD OF GUARDiANS. A meeting of this Bard was held. at the Parish Offices, n Paradise Street, yesterday ; ir. Jerrett ?? II CHArMAN reported the death of Mr. Josiepr Il fr k many years a member of the Board, ajid moved' That this. Board has heard with feelingseof deep regret bE the death of Mr. Joseph Bailey, one -of its most respectedt members, and hereby oirers to Mrs. Bailey ...