... N1CdiiiC adb -I Allcnian IIt' il.r. the Chtistian Church in the East had been split up into factions, Arians, Carpozratians, Ncstorians, Valentinians, Guostics, Marcionites, Mlarionites and others, in ...

... Wfgppt for the Qgpptiaiw IT is difficult even now to describe impartially the events which gradually, and as it were by an inexorable necessity, led onwards from some trivial emiezes, which a little f ...

... I i'm OF THE BOMBARDMENT AND ITS CONSEQUENCES.-The English Government have been severely blamed for ordering the bombardment of the Alexandrian forts without taking adequate measures to prevent subseq ...

... . ~ ~ . THE QUEEN will remain at Windsor for a fortnight longer, and will then go to the Isle of Wight for a month. Her Majesty on Saturday was present at a concert given by the Queen's command in St. ...

... I ACTION FOR LIBEL AGAINST MISS TAYLOR. In the Queen's Bench on Tuesday the case of 'i Scrutton v. Taylor came on for trial. It was an action to recover damages for an alleged libel, pub- lished respecting matterswhich have already excited a great deal of public attention in connection with St Paul's Industrial school, in Burdett-road, Bow. in opening the pleadings it was stated that the ...

... Yesterday David Portland, aged 15 of 15, Stewan. ?? Chlse. hd iis right hand , badly crushegd in thde cogweli~eel of saoe ms achier batd oa printer'. The youth was treated at St. forge' Yesterday John Smith, aged nine, a schoolboy, of 0 Woo d.-street, Walthainstow, was climbing a pole and 1 fell when alt a considerable height, breaking his collar bone, ?? his soalp, and injuring his side. e ...

... UP to the hour at which we write, the situation in Egypt is practically unchanged, except that the panic-strice4en efilux of Europeans, and espcinlly of French people, continues. 'Arabi holds to his posi- tion on land, and our ships maintain a masterly inactivity in the harbour. But though no shot has been fired, war preparations are going on with so much briskness in the English arsenals, ...

... A LZETTER PFROM THM CLAIMANT. Mr. Guildford Onslow has received the following letter from the Tichborne claimant:- Portsmouth, 8th June, 1882. Dear Onolow,-I feel very anxious about you and those kind friends who were with you getfing home safely that stormy afternoon. I hope it did not increase your illness, and that you are not the worse for the journey. I remember that you told me some ...

... [THEitiR'ISISSiN EOYPT1I BOMBARMENT OF THE FORTSAT ALEXANDRIA. DESTRUCTION OF THE , wo . .A THE RESISTANCE OF THE 8 EGYPTIANS. eE OUR LOSSES. a] NOTE OF THE PORTE T p C The following telegrama have been received at V4 the Admiralty: tl Admiral Sir Bealachamp Seymour telegraphs N that the ships opened fire at seven o'clock f this morning, and the return fire from the S forts is weak and ...

... S6 MRY BULWE AND BIHO-p . . *, a - ?? - EZiTO OP vga Dilm NMws ?? ^t. Pather Corresponaensce zespecti,; ' ?? ilitdhas jus beenrsenet PaiuE, ind I hiaso resd Wi nadf on the 9the rebukeod'dressed by Up ?? or to 'the - Bisop o NatZ InI a letter dited wue 16; 1832,SirBe Buter te MBsop CotbaO'that the Bshop n could ba reaised the licohwtzience and the aer ui1ftftidy'a yeasdbthe iaterposi of otj ...

... LATEST WAR PREPARATIONS, The Duke of Cauibxidge was twiic at the War Offiee yesterday, in consultationl foe several hours with tie alief officials, Mr. Childers re- omaining until his Parliamentary duties called 1 him away to the Houe of Commons. A seeting of the Lords of the Admiralty was held at 12 O'lock ii the apartmient of the First Urd at Whiteal, Lord Nqrthbreok presidin. There I were ...

... THE PflOTECTION OF YOUNG GUlLS. The Select Committee of' the House of Lords, e anp ointedl in 1 831 to inquire in^to the state of the lass- f relativo to the protcetion of yosn$ gi rls from artifices I to induce theml to lea d a corrupt lhfe an d into the mesans of amending, the same, have just presented their report. - Their recommaenldations are as follow :-1. E That it be made a; serious ...