... I . . .. - A. - .. I- Messrs. Woodall and Broadhurst, the representatives of ti Stoke-on-Trent, addressed the members of the Hanley I Liberal Club on Saturday night. Mr. B. Boothroyd pre- c sided.-Mr. Woodall said the political situation was one of tl extreme gravity both at home and abroad, However some t] of them might regard the manifestation of that gigantic a power which had been put ...

... LIAMIENT SATURDAY. 110 USE OF COMMONS. iker took th chair soon after twelve e'elock, ~ SpeD~ tok NOTIOES. IA q gafe noticl that on Monday ie wpulil t try for Jar vvhether, having regard to the ?? o~gr~ ,,6u vas abolished in thle army, but that fact t l alnnd cadets in the military schools were ilitlr su illail Dunishnmet, lie saw reason to apprehend Mltoa th~at p yili' t of aut ority betweeli ...

... EGYPT3X r aut xr SERIOUS RIOTS IN CaIRO. Ler | IOs DEPOSITION OYF ARABI. fy Lit A DECISION OF THE CONFERENCE. be v DETAILS OF THE WRECK. as THE KHEDIE: ag 1IS RESCUE SD POSITION. Wt sa CI FIGHTI OUTSIDE ALEXANDRIA. ad PEREMPTORY ORDER TO THE ut EGYPTIAN FLEET. at he - LyATEST TELEGRAMIS. to ad he [meuwn's TEEGRA!5.]1 .-AExxANDRi, JULY 15, 2 15 p.m. b The rnmours of Arabi, having made an attack ...

... DOG SHOW AIM ATHLETIC SFORTS AT WREXHAM. . On Saturday a successfal dog show and athletic fT g sports were held in a field situate in Chester-street, i Wrexham. Both 'events were promoted by the ' c members of the Wrexhams. Hare and Bounds Club, sr who have held the sports annually for the past seven rears, the dog show being a new, and, as it i to seemed, a happy venture. Though the afternoon ...

... THlE FAIR HOLIDAYs. Since the Fair began the weather hat been uniformly of that bright genial da N tion which makes holiday-making pleasa0-s enjoyable. Low barometric pressure steadily prevailed for some days pasz the predictions issued by the Meteor,, A Office have not been enconragnig. Dam course of yesterday sevefal heavy showers , rain fell, and the weather prospects are 3Vjj Lq from being ...

... FRA1CE nee I (oR31 oU OWN CORfESPONDhNIT.) ll-pPsxrs, July 14. old The people axe keeping high holiday to-day, f and are amusing themselves in their wonted d pastimes on national fetes. The streets and boulevards show, perhaps, a diminution in the Ple; number of flags or coloured lanterns compared bad with the two preceding years, brt in the fau. in bourgs, where the working class congregate, ...

... TON YSTRAD. On Saturday last the following report was re- ceived at the Pontypridd police-station from one of the Rhondda officers The banksman em- ployed at the Ton Colliery, Ton Ystrad, reported to the manager, Mr J. Rav, on Tuesday night, that he had heard an Irishman, also employed there, say, when going down the pit, that he did not care about sacrificing his own life if he could blow ...

... _ 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 ...

... ILETTERtS TO THE EDITORS. I . - A c e - - - ted 'THE LAiTE DR. BUR ROWVS AN-D TH2 W ES EAK -S. Gentloinsn,-Mr. Henry Pratt. inhis 'etterm to-dav's ro_ - -lrcl~ru about Dr. Burrows, should let -ell aloiie on especially as to the dead. I know not, whether Mr, Pra vwas one, with others like myself, who was then ,cl on the ?? plan in the Liversool circuit with the late Dr. Burrows. If so, he ...

... MEETING OF THE CONFER- ENCE. CONSTANTINOPLE, Saturday. — The conference met this morning, and discussed the terms of a. Note to be addressed to the Porte, demanding that Turkish troops should still be despatched to Egypt. In consequence of the receipt of instruc- tions from Earl Granville, Lord Dufferin ex- plained the recent action taken by England in Egypt. Several of the ambassadors are ...

... TO-DAY7'S NEWS FROM EGYPT. THE R.ESTIORATION OF ORDER AT ALEXANDRIA. 'MANI'FESTO OF ADMIRAL SEYMOUR. (REUTErRS 'S'TELEGRAMS.) .AJ.r: :a : Ju y 17, 9.43 A..\.2.-Admi~hrl Seymour has issued a manifesto nnlounlcin toi at r~l the consent of the Egyptian Government he has under- tak-lell tih :estotationl of order, and that all incendiaries will be shot and pillagers imprisoned. The manifesto ...