... THE RECOVERY OF EARL ORAW FORD'S BODY. - - .I thle I by The Press Association Aberdeen correspon- A rces dent telegraphs that on Wednesday some addi- the tional information was learned as to the rder circumstances attending the recovery of the em- bli balmed remains of the late Earl of Crawford andl cals, Balcarres. The Procurator-Fiscal for Aberdeen- M 'r as sbire inas made an official ...

... THE WESLEYAN CONFERENCE, - Proceedings were resumed yesterday, in the Bruinlvi I Chapel, Leeds; the Rev. Charles Garrett presiding Th, ig Rev. E. E. Jenkins, M. A., proposed a vote of tsiadi. fhe ?? (Dr. Osborn) for his faithful ana td Ls services during the past year. He remembered t et; !d when it was customary for younger minist rs to fear Osborn, but during the past year he (the speaker) ...

... CLEICAL VANDALISM. TO TIE EM RfI OF TEcE' PIVEWOOL MtCURTY. a- Gentlemen,-I have read your remarks upon I is Maghull Church with much pleasure, and learn }D, with regret that the Ormskirk Church, which IL ill used to be familitr with 25 years ago, has fallen' el into the hands of the Philistines. I do not allude to the architect who has had charge of by, the restoration,5 as destruction is ...

... of thtgap Fgyptiau news is again exceedingly meagre, the sole items of interest being the confirmation of the reported massacres at Tantah and Kafrezayat, and the sudden departure of Dervish Pasha for Constantinople. The excitement in Cairo con- tinues, but no disturbances have yet occurred The Porte still delays its reply to the note of the Powers. At yesterday's sitting of the House of Com- ...

... (TIMES TELiMHAM.) ALEXANDRIA, July 19th, 6 a.m.—Sir Frederic Goldsmid, assisted by Mr Gibson, of the Cadastre, has charge of the Intelligence Department. The former combines a military experience with a knowledge of the country, and is well fitted for the important post. Mr Gibson's shorter experience of the country would not make him so well fitted for the work were it not that he has shown ...

... Emily Hopkins, a married woman, residing at 91, Langdou-place, was charged at the Swansea police-court on Wednesday, with assaulting and wounding Henry John. a coal trimmer, by strik- ing him on the head with a spittoon, in the London Hotel, on Tuesday. Complainant ap- peared in court with a large wound on his head. He deposed that about 11 o'clock a.m. on the pre- vious day he was in the ...

... TO THIJ EDITOR. SrR,-In your report of a meeting held at Blacn- rhondda Hotel on Thursday evening last, Mr Abraham is stated to have said he was struck with amazement when he saw the statement made in a letter subscribed by the correspondent of the South Wales Daily Ncws of Saturday last, that the advances which have been made by us are exactly the same as those given at the associated ...

... I o1 I ?? REORT.- i ;- n ES W Eo3ToI= tl W4 as KORN= ET ;rG~XtAND ZAMDEA'8 BAROMMThR EsLw . &S.W. 79 29 i 0- go s1~ -t.a , l Bi.i. Corrected e ?? anod rcsd to 32° P. The black lines show the bhet of the baroter at I o'clock en this and three previous morninga. The dotd lies indieste the etrteem vristions dnig~~ erdad the w~erSflOW dams The inidt le itors sho hoen of the The erur falls for Rain ...

... LONDON, 2THUSDAY July 20. Her Majesty, accompanied by Prineess Beatrice, left Windsor ,Castle yesterday for Osborne. In the Houst of Commons yesterday the Arrears Bill passed through Committee and was reported. Mr. Stansfeld's motion for the amendment of the Contagious Diseases Act was met by Mr. Childers, who moved the pre- vious question, which was supported by Sir Stafford Northeote and ...

... EGYPTIAs REFUGEES IN MALTAL TO TE EDITOB OF TH DALY NEWS. fro SrR,-Far larger funds in aid of the refugees r in Malta than have as yet been subscribed are me most -urgently needed. The following letter, ne, which I have just received from IAdy Yoltoun, the wife of the Chief Secretary to the Govern- zi2 ment in the island, is evidence of the misery of which these refugees are suffering, and 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 ...