... THE CauRCH FENTON, CAWOOD, AND WISTOW RAILWAY BILL. V_ R~ t _ .r -- - In the House of Lords, on Monday, the Select (Co3m. mittee appointed to consider this bill met to hear evidence. Lord Cottesloe presided. Mr Littler, QC., and Mr Rigg were counsel for the promoters, and Mr Pope, Q.C., Mr P. Stevens, and Mr Ridley for the North-Eastern Railway, who were petitioners against the ?? Littler, in ...

... THE CRISIS IN EGypr. [KEUTEB'S TELEGBAM.] ALEXANDRIA, Friday. It is understood that Arabi Pasha, replying to the Sultan's message, has expressed his readiness to proceed to Constantinople, but declares that the Egyptian army would not allow him to leave the country. Dervish Pasha informs the Sultan that be yes- terday received the principal officers of the Alex- andria garrison, who expressed ...

... THE LIZARD, Thui-sdty.-V,ind SE to NW, moderate. Wenther fine. Passed East—Fairy (2tteeii, of Padstow steam yacht Gelert, of Car- narvon steamers Olaf Kyre, of Rotterdam Ernest, of London Bessemer, of Stockton, from Workington for Rotterdam Olaveaga, of Swan- sea; Hilda, of Hull, tor Gtfle; Countess of Dublin, of Dublin Belgian Red Star Line steamer Zeeland, all well. Passed Jones, of Chester; ...

... CURRAGH (IRELAND) MEETING. YESTERDAY. PLATE—Accepted, 1; Wild Huntress, 2; Melli. flor, 3. Eiht ran. (¿IJEEN' PLATE—Buckthot b at Aegeus. STEWARDS' STAKES-Ivanhoe, 1; Rosa, 2; The Chief 3. Five ran. KIRWAN STAKES—TOO Good, 1; Sortie, 2; Helen Mar, 3. Four ran. MAIDEN PLATE—Peace, 1; Madeline colt, 2 Donney Carney, 3. Five ran. WELTER IIANDICAP-Dra-goon, 1; Commodore Trun- nion, 2 Minnie, 4. ...

... FORGING A DEATH CERTIFI- CATE AT MERTHYR. The London and County Provident Institution, through Mr W. Simons, solicitor, on Wednesday prosecuted Timothy Sullivan, and Mary, his wife, at the Merthyr police-court, for forging and falsifying a certificate of death. Prisoners reside at Dowlais, and it appears that on the 21st Nov- ember, 1879, Timothy Sullivan insured the hfe of his mother. ...

... *u WItE EDITOR OF TIE DArl: NEWS. Slll,-Th ere is a widespread impression that if anything wvre to happen to destroy the Suez Canal it Would make a dangerous difference in the time required to get troops out to India. Those familiar with ship- ping are aware that commercial naval architecture is developing itself in the direction of great carrying capacity, combined with great speed. I append ...

... THE LEEDS MERCURY. FRiIDAY, Jime 301ha, 1882. ?? _- ?? I TuE Ambassadors of the Powers, says a I Constantinople telegram, are still endeavouringto I . 1- n t1- E _ P r - d - S A 4 oA+1 n +1oA r. 1.:- Ill--. t :- A_ If make the Porte understand that their object is to treat with the Ottoman Government upon the measures necessary for the re-establishment of order and security in Egypt. If the ...

... ITHIS MO1RNING'S NEWS TO-DAY'S -LONDON PAPERS. TiEm CRISIS IN EGYPT. - (TIMES TnELEGRAM.) COTSTA=INOPLE, Thursday. - This, evening the representatives of the six Powers dined at the Italian Embassy, and held a Conference afterwards. Argbi this afternoon addressed the troops al the arsenal. I-e said that invasion had been often threatened by Europe, but had come to nothing. Their eyes were ...

... TE ORANGE INSTITUTION. TEm CoLEnArE DISTRICT 0RANGE LODGE AD TWIE CoMiNG AN ?? quarterly meeting of this district lodge was held in the lodgeroom, No. 5, Coleraine, on Monday evening, at eight o'clock. Br. Vance Macaulay, D.M., occupied the chair, and Br. Daniel M-Laughlin, ?? the vice- chair. There was a large attendance of the brethren, the expectation being that the de. monstration will be ...

... iSCOT'SH SEIfPASTEPZASSOO OM0' I IT - The ne ee d thisao w ba: 9 The ta-MI? ' e &Sie t, ! jec. etci'y (M J$~das~d TDhe coenultc -hd eaire ien ?? thy1e' absee tho oo .at u5 both -of :trsh .tpr aefsN iwe S r ar so ?? wiset i dll j ebjatstaerd atu by SheiaarieStAbs~ll15 maadeisdusite e et 4o oeo sce s te hichaneithl- D done Oby soy otha neistlon. thbd-t tham i -be the ev e e ote o Ze gl id . sine ...

... valid ObellitTald Otb)4.. THE CRISIS IN EGYPT. rHE CONFERENCE.-RUATOURS OF INTERVENTION. Another sitting of the Conference was held yesterday at the residence of Count Corti. Although absolute secresy is still maintained, it is generally admitted (a Reuter's telegram. says) that the deliberations are not making progress. The Powers had anticipated that they would succeed in obtaining the co ...

... This is an amusement which the senior member for Merthyr Borough has again been Thi, indulging in. Mr. RICHARD is a man of one, tives we will call it idea, although crotchet would preset be every bit as fall of meaning. He is for by LoP peace; under every circumstance and at any Sethe price peace. But his notions in regard to the Richac best way of obtaining that blessing are as often Lord ...