... _ v ?? There were four hundred and ten entries at the Bristol Dog Show last week. The Attorney.General, 31r. Johnston, x P, left | {or England by mail steamer last evening. The Recorder sat at Green-street on Saturday and disposed of a number of criminal cases. In the House of Comnamons on Saturday the Electric Lighting Bill passed through committee. A child fell into Xingtown Harbour last ...

... TARLIAMENTARY.~ I i; 0 - 1I (ByFreeman5 Special Wire and Ordinary 1 Telegraph.) HOUSE OF COMMONS-SATURDAY The SPEAKER took the chair shortly after twelve 4 l'clock. FLOGGINGIN MILITARY SCHOOLS. Colonel MAKINS gave notice that on Monday he would ask the Secretary for War whether, bavin- regard to the fact that flogging wsa abo- lisbed in the army, but that militia subalterns and cadets in the ...

... I Yesterday fifty con-commiseioned officers and -en of the 1st Battalion North ztaffordshire Re- ziment, under command of Captain Stanley, pro- ceeded by rail from Athlone to Tullamu;oe. Ai siolilar party, under command of Captain Con- nolly, also left Athlone by rail for Roscomamon to replace one company of the 2ud Battalion Royal Sussex Light Infantry, vwho return to head quarters at the ...

... It is proposed to hold0 a Lawn Tennis Tourna- ment at the C urragh on the 3lat inst. Last evening a man named Hudson weas acci- dentally killed at the neaw exhibition building. Yesteri y ne-arly 30 Conserrative Fresmen were admitted at a court held by the Lord Mayor. - The banquet by the Lord Mayor to her Ma- je.tv's Ministers take, place the second week in Auoelt. Yesterday in the Rulls Court ...

... iRABI AT THE HEEAD OF A PLUNDERING RABBLE. WAITING FOR THE ATTACK. THE ENGLISH EXPEDITION. DISARMAMENT OF THE NATIVES. Lo.NnoS, TUESDAY EvONrna. Tar Daily Telegraph's Alexandria correspondent telegraphs this ?? has been quiet during the night. The South Staffordshire Repii. ment has replaced the sailors on duty at the rail. way stations, and has sent half a battalion te Rosetta Gate. To-day ...

... Ar MMIC - I Ntlfast (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BE L FA S T: F R I D A Y, J U L Y 21, 1882. In the House of Lords yesterday the Mar- quis of Salisbury asked for information as to the policy the Government proposed to puv- sue with respect'to the armed occupation of any parD of Egypt. Earl Granville proposed to make a full statetuent of the intentions of the Government on Monday. Lord Salisbury ...

... CORiRESPONDENCE. -0 EMIGRATION OF DESTITUTE, CHILDREN. TO THE EDITOR O01 TIIS PiSri'ABT NFWS-LUTTEP SIR-Most of your readers aro aware that Mliss MacPherson, of London, has been engaged for some years in the truly philalnthiropic Work of emigrating destitute and helpless children from the great ceutres of population in England to Canada. This work is.carried on in a very systematic and orderly ...

... THE D]UNECIIT OUTRAGE. MORIE ABOUT THE RECOVERY. ArsRDEEN, WDnnsDsAY.-To-day some addi- tional information has been learned as to the cir. cumstances attending the recovery of the em- balmed remains of the late Earl of Crawford and Balcarres. Tile Procurator-Fiscal for Aberdeen- shire has made an official examination of the spot where the missing body has been conoealcd during the past ...

... I I (By Reuter's and Ordinary Telegraph.) THE SUEZ CANAL. (Lloyd's Telegram.) London, Sunday. In reference to the telegram dated Suez, July 14th, 5 p m, announcing canal all clear, the following telegram has just been received from the Admiralty- The Government has received no informa- tion that the passage of the canal is being obstructed or opposed. Orders have been given to the senior ...

... MILITARY INTE LLAGENCE. I Major General Lord Claina, commanding the Dublin district, will make 'the annual inspection of the 1st Battalion Shropshire Light Infantry, under command of Colorel Fendale, at the Royal Barracks, ts.day. The men. will parade at 10 a m in marching order. Lieutenant Colonel C H Barnes, of the Royal Horse Artillery, doing duty at Newbridge, bas been granted leave of ...

... ARABI' SUMMONED TO ALEXANDRIA. t t THE CAIRO RAILWAY CUTZ MANIFESTO OF ADMIRAL SEYOUR. t ARRIVAL OF BRITISH TROOPS AT 5 ALEXANDRIA. _ ?? ANARCHY IN THE PROVINOES. s MASSACRE AT TANTAII. LExc9AN'GE COMPANY'S TULPGRiAM, POnT SAID, SUNDAY, 6-50 P.M. I No accidents have occurred in the cmal up to t the present time; traffic free. -[SPzuCIAL REUTRf'S TELEGrTgA.l OFF ALEXANDRIA, SUNDAY, 9 P.l* S ...

... THE BELFAST HARBOUR BILL, [SPECIAL TELEGRA1I.i HoUsE or CConross, TUESDAY.--On the consider ration of the report of the select committee on this bill, Mr. BIGc.4n rose to move- That in the opinion of this House it is inexpedient to grant such ex- tensive powers to any Corporation elected on so restricted a basis. He said that ?? he might not have been disposed to move the rejec- tion of the ...