... 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 ...

... 5 I A I - 1 1~ A- . - 4- ., _- - i1 -- V- . A- A - ; -- - - _- - ?? IThe followiu is the forecast of the weathar ior tnvwen l four ho fs ronm 8.3u p.m. on Thursday:- i . Scotland N. .. 1. ScotlandE. 2. Engiand 2N E North-easterly and northcrlybreuzil In ud i ng >I light; fine generally. r eeds anad t WVDistrict] ?? 3. England F Varying airs; the aniount oi enlt als vairying grea-dy; fair ...

... PARLIAMENTA1RY NOTES., HorsE, or Conruols, Wednesday Night. To-day the tale of questions has been singularly qneagre. -Indeed, nothing was asked that elicited or deserved to elicit any response worthy of comment. Presently the House got into Committee on the Crime Bill, resuming consideration of Clause 1. Mr. T. P. O'Connor moved as an amendment that limited portions of a district should not ...

... EULL AND BARNSLEY RAILWAY. INSPECTION OF THE LINE. On Monday the Works Committee of the HuU and! Barnsley Railway Company visited the Cadworth sec. tion of the line for the purpose of noting the character and progress of the works. The party consisted of ME J. Fisher, J.P. (deputy-chairman of the company), the Mayor (Alderman Leak), Alderman Witty, Ceunciller Stuart, J.P., Councillor Rayment, ...

... I IRON TRADES MXPLOYERS' ASSOCIATION j Yesterday the tenth annual meeting of the abov4 association, Which has its chief offices in Manchester, an5 represents the gre:te lnortion of Eugland, was held at the George Hotel, luddersfield, under the presidency of Mr. D). Game (of the firm of Messrs. John Fowler and Co., Leeds Steam Plough Works). There was a very lsi attekidaice of members from the ...

... TiE LE'EDS ME11CURY DTIIURSA)A Y, June 29t/s, 1882. THEi parrow escape of the Duke of Edinburgh from drowning, reported in our latest edition yester- ._ 14 ..;F A;-11o In Id 11 8A - -I TaroT:-.A ?? - . da+. is officially confirmed. IHis Royal Highieis, whilst fishing at Santiago on the 21st, slipped and fell into a weir 16ft. deep. He was several times overhead, and Inom1 than hbalf an hour ...

... 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 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 ...

... LunEDs, Friday, June 30th. The announcement of another double murder in Ireland produced a most painful Sensation inl the Monuse - of Commons last night, and affords uoldoisbiediy a melancholy commentary upon Mr. Trevelyso's recent statement as to the improved condition of the countrv so far as agrarian crime was concerned. The particulars of this latest outrage show that it was committed in a ...