... THE SEOByNSS MET. 'i.8IE W G t. a f f 5 f I a a d Fr IT S SnOnnualayCs CAMP, TmDAY NeGar. It wms not till lzearly eleven 0'clock this morning tbat the scores in the Palliser shell competition fired on Monday were issued, and, as bad been expected, the practice made proved to have been very good, and much better than last year. On the present occasi6o the highest possible score waes4B points, ...

... I REFORM AND CODIFICATION OF | LNTERNATIONAL LAW. way The Association for the Reform and Codifica- Ito tion of the Law of Nations (of which the Right con- Hon. Lord O'Hagan, late Lord Chancellor of geg- Ireland, is the honorary president) will this ~een year-hold its annual meetings at the Town-hall tS and In this city, commencang to-morrow (Tuesday) PI par'- at noon. IThe president for the ...

... - N Goal VOTE~S 0o LOCAL 'IIMBInrSa.-Onthe division in I committee of supply, on Thursday night, Mr. A. at]I Arnold supported the motion to reduce the vote for 00 the Lord-Lieutenant's household by £2000; the Sat majrity against including 0. C. Bentinok, W. S. bat Caine, C. C. Cotes, James Cropper, Lord Richard Fis Grosvenor, Marquis of Hartiugton, J. T. Hlibbert, iutA 0. 0. Morgan, John ...

... ' *r THE LnrvErooL PEACE SOCIETY hND TEE GOVER-n- al 3rssT.-We understand that a number of the w n principal members of the Liverpool Peace Society L e are at present in correspondence with Mr. Henry 0o L, Richard, iLP., and Sir Wilfrid Lawson, MI.P, with vi a view to holding a public meeting in Hope ei H. Hall at an early date, to discuss the Government p policy with regard to the affairs ...

... ?? 0 N D O N G0 O S.SI P. 4'FmX .TaUTH. . , Thejdeparture of the Duke oE Connaught for Egypt' obliged the Prince and, Princess 'of' Wales to change. their plans, and they returned to Marlborough House from . Goodwood in: order to take leave of tho Duke, instead of proneed. ing' to Cowes,; as had been 'arrangid. They; are flow, however,eouifoi'tabiy settled on board the Os'ornt, and the ...

... OUR. LONDON CORRESPONDENCE ?? _ . l li| LoNnoN, TnTJSDAY EVENING. ?? is nothing that can be said as to the 6 1, progress of the crisis save that informal negotiations are still going on, and that to allow time for them Ministers have postponed v the consideration of the Lords' amendments ; Y until Tuesday. Mar. Gladstone, howev'r was very solemn to-night. There was an o eloquent reference in ...

... THE WESILEYAN CONFERENCE. At the Conference on Saturday, the following official appointments were made for the coming year: To the Irish Conference, the president, or, in his absence, one of the following ministers, viz. The ex-president (Rev. E. E. Jenkins, lN.A.) and Benjamin Gregoiy. The following ministers will accompany him, viz. The sec retary of ths Conference, the ex-president and G. ...

... I:PERIAL PARLrA.ME. ] -- Irfftfl0 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2. LEADING INCIDENTS Houss Or CtOMMOSs, WEDNESDAY. At 20 minutes past noon to-day, the House having been made exactly half a minute, Sir Stafford Northoote rose in his place, and. in tones more of sorrow than of anger, pointed out to the House the melancholy fact that there was no member of the Cabinet on the Treasury bench, a fact which ...

... Business was resumed yesterday morning at half- past nmne. The daily record having been read, the first sub- ject for consideration was tie schools fund. This fund, which aims at providing education for the children of Wesleva ministers has for some years 1 been seriously embarrassed. At the Conference of e 1881 an assessment was made upon circuits and r. ministers. Thisb has. on the whole, ...

... I pr- USSIA ?? ABnUIIR, GARRISON.- it by LF98SES At'Dl OURADIF. arsd An important conrimoni'atiou wae rmade to the Con- potforerrce or' Alondav by tire liessiien rppreocfltaliee. MI. Onsonattated that iris G overrsmrnt divided the Egyptian I nand question into two parts, end tirat heoweforth he willl not 1,ole take part, in the delibierations except when thle question of norrt thle protection ...

... - ?? ?? ?? ~ _ !E1' : v o ~ E I zI x E rg _ ?? O.,4m l! A Calinet (Council was held-yesterday at he Prime Ministers official residence in iowninz-street. All the Mlinisters were w resent except l.ord Spencer. to :1 the Louse o? Loris, yesterday, the if *ncer- ecretary for W.ar, the Earl of fo lor ev,stated that a telegram from General ,Uison comp etely refuted the report of the pi .;ght of a ...

... II, ETTEPS TO THE EDTORS , Isrs DENBIGHSHIRE LND SHOBS1ig eVOLUNTEERS. s Gentlemen-Sereral of our men would liketofl i the usual routinelf camp life a little, and as we. gA 0j camp at Wynnstay on Saturday, and our vaia5t , L bours from across the border at Belmont 5s'm 5' W could not arra3ngemnents be made for a sh hT' 8at enylan Bridge, on Monday. if the oflicer5 are .t able ? F know the men ...