... SPEECHES BY THE c MARQUIS OF SALISBURY AND SIR d STAFFOR2D IN OITH OT E. tc Yesterday afternoon a crowded meeting was held in b. ?? Rooms, London, to consider the present critical tl stateof affairs in Egypt. The large hail was crowded to tt excess, and the proceedings were most enthusiastic. The B chair was taken by the Right Hon. E. P. BouvEarE, whoP seas supported by the Marquis of ...

... I' TO-DAY'S LONDON PAPERS. MEDOURY-OFFWCE, Thursnday, & ?? de THE CRISIS IN EGYPT. * (TruEs TELEdhAy .) at 'S ALEXNDnII, Wednesday, 8.30 ?? Pasia to returns to Ale andria by express to-night, in order to e receive the Med~idie soilt him by the Sultan, whose n. envoy is hourly expected. e If the Conference is likely to be of long duration it is ' absolutely neoessary, in order to prevent ...

... The Press Association learns that Mr. Chamberlain, c President of the Board of Trade, along with Mr. Merton, i solicitor of the Board, aud Colonel Yollaud, theinspectorI a were invited to visit experimentally the works of the b Channel Tuunel on Saturday next, at the same time with M. de Lesseps, but tlev have declined tle invitation. Air. Merton has, however, beeu in Dover this week in the C ...

... ECCLESIASTICAL PREsBY-TERY OF DEER. Yesterday afternoon, at one o'olock~the. Established Preibyrery of Deer met in the hotel at MTaud-11ev. The Gee. Thomson, Iblelehll, moderator, Rev. Jaes. Peter, Hjighl, Old Der, in th~e absence of Rev. James Mitchell, St shortl3 Fecrgus, officiating as clerk. The first business before be pitc th Court asthe election. of representatives to the siev ...

... | ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIET' A meetingof'the' Councitof theRoyallAgricul- tural Society for Ireland was held yesterday at the Offices, 40 Dawsan-street, Mr. BALL GnerE hin-the chair. ?? -oowing tver also present.- (iolontel Dease, Sir Geor;,u Hlodson, Mr Georie Ste- rl peus, I Mr C.U Townsend, J P; Mr MUilim Owven, J, WNr Rochford BoydJ P. 'Air James Robercson, J P; Mr S F Asle, J P; AIderinan ...

... THE HIBERNIAN MIL[TAR SCHIOOL. itt _ ior Yesterday the -annual distributiola of the Cri. the mean Banquet Fund prizes to the succe~sful re- pupils of the Hibernian Military School, Plicenai, ved Park, took place with the customary ceremouial; nic As or previous occasiona, the company invited to witness the distributiotis ssembleil ili the dining hall RI- of the institution, Viii twas prettily ...

... IOREIGX TELEGRAS I V -0 - - a |SY -bleutvrap ed Ordinar Tel h.)i Ter) EGYPTIAN CR181%, CONTINUED ACT MILITARY y PM. I n IN . IPARATION. iue . DEPAP.TURB OF THlE FIRST- ,hnd D META INTSI out- - mi AlexandriaaTs)unday. that TI1he Europea,.etbn h thaf The anrexptin ernments, with scarcely i proi acan e i now E lp. ed, includio g theo ..-Provision dealezs The bak have 1beenL owe transfieted on ...

... THE LA.ND CORPORATION OF IRELAND. ?? ii TO TIM EDITORL CT TIM DAILS ZIW t SuM,-The 1'reema7e's Journal and the oppo- I nents of the above movement in the House of commons c having endeavoured to blacken it by asserting that it is t an esterminating society, I venture to trespass on you P for the purpose of contradicting these statements. I a have no hesitation in emphatically denying that ...

... SOUTH TYRONE CHURCH CHOIR TNION- MCIORAL F5JSTlYAL AT DUNNOS' [FRon ?? suRoirTRL1. Dux.AN.O., WEDIr-S5OAY-Th tenth annual choral festival In connection with the South Tyrono Church Choir Union was held to-day in Dungasnnon Church. The choirs represented were those of Arboe, Ballyclog,Brackaville, Coalisland, Clonfteale, Derryloran, Donaghbmore UpPer, Donaghmore Lower, Drumglas9, Tullaniskin, ...

... - 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. ...

... PILFEBINGS FROM PUNCH. a DIsTRBBS. - Sergeant' (to ?? appear to be doing a great deal of business just no w, Mrs. Murphy. Mrs. Murphy-Sorra a bitl I'm nearly kilt wid thin' to live TAmI A Tzxm,-The Archbishop of Canterbury at the head of the Salvation Army. His grace-the S.A. is r not now graceless-has headed, the subsoription to par- chase the Grecian, which at the time of the ...

... I h F -.IG . LATBST . FOREIGN..^ M. .1 U - RUSSIA., ?? St Petero. abbg announces that General WaunoWakl, 3nltsr of War, boa resigned througb Ill bealth. a t pol ODESSA, WExNlESDY,&The District Court at Tiriso basenteneed~to ?? for a term Of yars three e Boung men who killed a JTew and injured others at . Iuboalty on April 12th. i - BULGARIA, l, SoFIA, TuEsDAY,-The Bulgerian Esarch Is stated to ...