... M ~ HM TrIm E EGYPTIAN QUESTION has again been the sole absorbing pol it i. cal topic, and though the policy anrd action of the Government have been subjected to much criticismn as to details, al ost the only down- right condemnation of it comes from the London Positivist Society, who have issued a protest, drawn up by Professor Beesly, in which the various reasons given for armed intervention ...

... ~ ?? ?? ?? ?? THE FIRST BIsHoP OF NEWCASTLE, the Right Rev. Ernest Roland Wilberforce, was consecrated in Durham Cathedral on Tuesday by the Archbishop of York, assisted by the Bishops of Ely, St. Alban's, Winchester, Carlisle, Manchester, Liverpool, and Durham. Canon Basil Wilberforce, brother of the new Bishop, preached the sermon, and offertories were taken in aid of the cathedral church of ...

... ; SCENE AT THE SALE OF A LIVING. There was a disorderly scene at the Auction Mast, Tokenhouso-yard, London, on Friday, when Mr. Tewson attempted to sell the advowson and next presentation to the living of Fishtoft, Lin- coltishire. 'the Rev. G. Heinuiessey, of St. Au-us- tin's, Haggerston, protestedagainst the sale. Mr. Tewson said tunt this individual-he would not call him a i gentleman ' ...

... L0N DON LETt.u a- I ?? .~ v - -] tie a- (FRost ?? oWN CORRFSPDP~NT.) LONDON, FIth Y ny1fky So great was the dulness of this july da? that the gaslight had again to be called into requisition this afternoon soon after the le Speaker took the chair at a quarter past two al The atmosphere was hot and oppressive, aid' this fact mnay have accounted for the la'cti. g daisical spirit in which the ...

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... HPPA S COCOA.— ( BATEFI R, ANO COIU'-ORTING. By a the rough k- .ow uiijeof the natural laws wlild? govern toperations of digestion and nutrition, an ...

... CRICKET. SOUTH WALES CHALLENGE CUP. SWANSEA V. SWANSI-IA WORKING MEAS CLUB.— This match took p.ace at Swansea on Saturday, and had been looked forward to with mucn interest. Too weather was all that could be desired, and the wicket as in good condition. Play commenced att«elve, the representu.ives of the Working Men's Club going first to the wickets, to the bowling of L. Harrop and K. AI. ...

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... 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 ...

... 4faardttanobu, &,c. (Cryiwdeb o adroddiadau yr vythnos.) Cafodd yr ychydig welliant a gymerodd le yr wythuos ddiweddaf yn y tywydd effaith dda ar y cnydau, y rhai sydd yn dioddef oddiwrth ormod Ileithder. Pa fodd bynag, y mae'r gwair mewn rhai parthau wedi dioddef yn anadferad- wy. Er fod y gwenith wedi gwella, y mae angen parbad o dywydd hafaidd i symud ymaith bob tebygrwydd am iddo gael ei ...

... - ?? I Zile 5 ?),ourrtal. l _ _ _ , _ _ _ _ _ ?? CABLWGRAM contradicts cablegram. The! earliest Foreign this morning is more warlike than ever, while the Press Associa- tion announces no less than the sale of all Egypt to England by the Sultan. But| the news that will take firmest hold on the public mind to-day is that a sudden collapse crumbles the ground.under the Egyptian expedition. ...

... The following appears in a supplement to the Gazette of Taesday night:- *By the QUEEN, - A PROCLAMATION. Victoria, R. Whereas by the Reserve Force Act, 1867, as amended by the Army Enlistment Act, 1870, and the Regulation of the Forces Act, 1881, it is, among other things, enacted that in case of great emergency, the occasion being first communicated to Parliament, if Parliament be then ...