... 'YCstraDAY a meeting of this institution was held at its house, John Street, Adelphi, London- Thomas Chapman, Esq., ?? V.P., in the chair. Mr. Lewis, the secretary, having read the minutes of the previous meeting, it was reported that the French Government had forwarded, through the Foreign Office, a gold modat for gre- sentation to each of thefirstandsecondeoxswains, and a silver medal for ...

... LONDON CORBESPONDE1CE. | _- [lFROM OIJ OWNt COU11SPONDUNT.] LoI-mOX, SATURDAY. NoTTRsTAs-flDN, the deplorable state of affairs in Egypt, the Government still persistently declines to give candid answers to the simplest possible questions. Somo they decline to answer at all, pleadin7 that the public interests may be en- dan--ered by premature disclosuros; others they endeavour to shirk by ...

... rARLIAMENTARY. T (By Freeman Special Wire rind Ordizary| Telegraph.) pOrSE OF COMMONS-YESTERhDAY. Thle SrEAssa took the chair at twelve o'clock. VIVISICTION1. Mr. M'COAN presented a petition from the in, 4abitants of Gtmrnsey praying for further legisla- tian against the practice of Vivisection. ARREARS OF RENT. .Mr. ALBER-,T GKEY asked the First Lord ofl tl:o hroasary whether he would ...

... i I _ _. _ _ _ _ d ~ Thi Coere'i. IBill pas-td through the House of B ?Lords yeeterbut. Y-esterdoy the weehly meeting of the Ladies' r Laud-League wvas held. a Last right the Irish Manufacturers' Ascociation held theor ?? mee'ting. r | Vigorous res-oarations bave been ?? to celebrate The Twelfth. Thle bombardment of Alexandria commenced yesterilay morning at nine o'cloic.s The Recorder ...

... I I b(ite r~cwln ?? ouernw . Zile __,I ORDrr. reigns in Alexandria. Admiral Seymour, Sir Archibald Alison, and Lord Charles Beresford might send a joint tele- I gram framed on the model of the Russian's despatch from Warsaw. News of no im- portant incident has arrived from Egypt during the past twenty four hours. English troops are landing daily, the marines are being sent to the rear; the ...

... THE SWELL 31D05 CHECKNA TED. I . . - ?? . . - Yesrdrday, in the Southern Divisaonal Court, ?? Mr. Curran, two middle.ag-ed men, respect- ably droasetl, and who irave their names as Petrick Burke and Patrick Kelly, but refused to give any address, wvere put in the dock; charged with being suspiciouis chsaracters and with frequenting Sack- ville stre-t in company with a ?? thief. Acting ...

... LOIKDON GOSSIP. (From the Lady Correspondent of the I ?? Teteqrarpe.) London, Friday Evening. It woulcd scarcely have been possible that great an event as the bcolbardment of a city ?? Alexandria should be aliowef to take place w't-k out creating as much moral distunrbacein Ln land as it has produced of phvyical commoni ri. thecityofthePtolemies. Thefir-telctn i 2- one for wlhich, however, we ...

... I IRSH QASTIONS IN PARLINT. (By Freeman special WVI.) London, Friday Night. The following notices of questions relating to Irieh buinesa in the House of Comamoou have been given : Fos ROJDAT. Mr. O'Connor Power-To ask the Chief see- tary if it is true that certain teahears of new National schools aS Bohola, county Mayo, have suffered the loss of three or four inunths' salary in consequence of ...

... CARDINAL MGPCABE AT ST. GaLLS'. a The nioivl distnl'ntion of prazbs at the end of c rle ;cwleulic y'ar t-ok phac at St Gall's Col- I itoe ve~tero,,.v kl: E;rubi-nece t rtitrA Al'C'abe: pre ...

... TIlE O-CON-N1.LL TRIUNMPLIAL CAR. TO THlEl EIDITORO OF THE FREE2IA.N. J Eccles-street, Dublin, July 22nd. SIn-Niany thinks are justly due to) you for the rrre;t kindne3s aud liberality -which hsme ever been freely exotended to any object oi intcrest brounht under your notice by placing at its d(ipc sl theI columnrs of your widely circuiltsd journal as a vebhicle to reach the public mind, ...

... lTHE REPRESENTATION OF IMA.LLOW, I(SPECIAL TELEGRAM FREON OUR REPORTER.) | Mallow, Sunday sight. A large, influential, and most enthusiastic meet. I I ing was held to-day in. Mallow in support of the I candidature of Mr. William O'Brien for the re- presentation of the borough. The meeting wasl intended merely as a meeting of the people of I Mallow, and the promoters discouraged the pro- posals ...

... THE O'CONNELL MONUMIENxT CO1- ! MLTTEI. Yesterday a meeting of this committee was held in the Mansion House. The chair was occupied by The Right Hon the LORD MAYOR. The following wero) plesent- T le lion Judge Littfe, e Nazle, P P G; J J llebirnson T C, Ueore De any, J Kemie 1v, T C: Pi,.Nfeor Itav- nagh, C U; Alderan aileagher, L Mlligan, ?? TC' Cainmins, T C, J \ slliaamq. The Lord 3ayor ...