... 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 ...

... This Boharo held its monthly miceting on Wednesday afternoon ?? Cemetery Lodge at-; Kingston, when the members piosent cwetc Messrs. J. Moody (in the chai4r), 1). West. ?? Light, E. Douateun, 57. S. Foster, J. E. Tioe ii and J. Gatrdner. The retcirn presented icy the, flog iatrar (Mr. Rand) showed that v. inci a balance of 8 Iso 5dc. the receipts of the monyth htad boric I2fi. -s .5- it! which ...

... ITHE IC:LEA G RIA: the mud T HEI 1KHE D.IVYETfrE11B A R'hX IN G.i one THE-' MAINES AT WORK. icn - AtBATTLE EXPECTED , , in: LOSSt- OF LkIE D U R IPR&T H EY eea, BO'BARDMENT. tch' ,.[OGPPICTAL DESPATCHESI -]4 ?? ave received from the Admiralty. t~e'following' I telegrarms, No. 116 from Sir Beauchamp Seymour:- f dist AnEXfrDcIA, 14th July, 7.10 -. a.m. - Regret icef distance from: cable sship ...

... Zhe GATITOO ?? Tas KITCHEN GARDaY.-The weather is favourable for planting out cauliflower plants for autumn and early winter supply, and also for brocoli of all kinds. Make further 1dnagtatioa3 of celery, and sow .lettuce seed thinly in rows Where they caribe thinned ontand left to come to maturity witbout being replanted. Any trees At ptlims or pears that hovc been suffered to retain heavier ...

... A LCCAL SEA-SIDE FAMILY. 'William Shannon, chief carpenter of the Inflexible, one of the six men of the British fleet killed in the bomb trd- mont of Alexandria, belongs to a family well known atTyne- mouth. He was a grandson of old Will Fry, the bathing n achiue and boat proprietor of the Pr~or's Haven. Old I Will, as he was familiarly caled, was rather a remarkable n an, a constable of ...

... a .. ..10 1.,11, R coli..4,11--py Nil] 8. I 3. |Ieoi''R 1 o2''nyA a Thc ?? of Wyales vill he the guest of Sir G-eorge Wvnti ,well daring the iueyal S aow at York ueost year. Tit comiuisioui .for holihiu t'he North anoi last 1tilucov A~szeswas rcad at T ork yesku, hy ?? Jasliee Cave. Captaiu Burckvorth was vestardav choseu bv llis broth r justioes choirinn of too iHccgihtou-10- Spring Petty ...

... CONSiDERING the prospect that there is before us of close lclations between England and France, of the greatest delicacy and importance, we have the best possible reasons for watching all that rocs on in ?? with the utmost vigilance. From France this lnonling wvc have a startling item enough, being nothing less than the resi nation of a Cabinet the very day after their announcement of a new ...

... The news from Paris and Berlin this morning reveals a new phase ill the diplomatic situation. M. de Freycinet, it appears, is now TillingT if Turkey refuses the proposal of the Conference, to co0operate actively with England in restoring order in Egypt. Prince p! islllarck, moreover, to judge from the two inspired articles in the NorMth Gerlaan Gaze/is and the Cologne Gazell, has resumed his ...

... I , . . . ?? GENERAL ARRANGEMENTS. On The preparations; for the Guild are weekly in. in, , creasing in omagnitudo. Plo are iliformiod that at the I1 tile meeting of the Guild Committee held on th a Wednesday, a numbher of designe for. Guild moedls were pre-ie ?? for approval, and though no parti euler design arcissi was adopted, it was decided that medals should be pro. an the sented to the ...

... THIS MORNING'S NI EWS..1 TO-DAY'S LONDON PAPERS. ax MEWUCJZY-OFFICE, Wednesday, 5 afm. cs m THE CRISIS IN EGYPT. Si The Times publishes the following telegram:- AxzxummA, Tuesday, 7.55 ?? work of m clearing the streets of the town is going L on rapidly. Manay natives of the labouring tl classes and others unable to procure the w means of living are thus employed. This E serves the double ...

... ' LEEDS EXCHANGE AND DISCOUNT BAct I i LIMITDD. .1 i k I +}-rfr;-nn Jrul-~nl nnsr fs The thirty-second half-yearly meeting of the Slurt. holders of tkp Leeds Exchange and Discount Banl ki Laitrit was held yWerday, at the Queen's Hotel. Mr. J. PJsAn3 Couvins, Chairman, presided, and among the direet present were Mr. Thomas Dawson, Mr. George BIat5 and Mr. Adam Brown. The minutes of the last ...

... TH.E LE, EDS BOARDING-OUT SCANDAL. A t ?? A1v9 ,1 -+A.A a _1A~b q,_ TTj A- A- iur At the Leeds Town Hall yesterday, before 'Mr. BRUCE, _ cc the Stipeudiary, the adjourned summons against Edward to and Alice Mani, of St. Matthias-place, Bu1rley-road, for having assaulted Elizabeth Noble, was beard. Mr. 1 ' WAnREN ?? prosecuted, and Mr. E. TiNDAL-ATKxrNSON, U barrister, defended. BY James -l/en, ...