... THlE LONDON. SCHOOL BOARD. I A nnflOTKTInA'7oTM ?? A nm Inn A ?? ' APPOINTMENT OF ART TEACHER. At a meeting of the London School Board last night, a 4 proposition was made to appoint as art teacher to the teachers of the board Mr. Thomas R. Ablett, late head master of the Art department of the Bradford Grammar School. The School Management Committee reported that a very large number of the ...

... ' X00tULXL 1 N Dl1. & D AJ!J1 Ui'I iUIUB. Yesterday afternoon, at the Lendon Mansion Rouse Justice Room, Mr. Charles Williams, the editor of the e jIvenin, pwrrs, appeared before the LonD MAYOR Upon a l summons charging him with violently assaulting Mr. i Frederick Arthur hyndman, barrister-at-law. of Temple e Gardens. He pleaded not guilty. f I. Mr. ST. Josn- WONTNER, solicitor, said the ...

... i NEWS FROM CAIIRO. (]IEUTtFR's TamaA:ss.) ALExAxpuiA, Friday, 12.5 ?? reconnaissance. made yesterday satisfied Sir Archibald Alison that the enemy has no force worth mentioning near Alexandria. There is no foundation for the constant alarmist reports of an impending surprise of the city. Arabi cannot attack without executing movements which would give ample warning of his intentions. Toulba ...

... TRE WEEK IN PARLIAMENT. BY A LOOKER-ON. Once again we are in the thick of a political crisis. The confident, too confident as it has proved, antieipa- tions that Lord Salisbury would take a statesmanlike viewv of the Irish difficulty have been rudely dispersed, and the two Houses of 'Parliament are in sharp conflict on a subject which demands peaceful handling and generous concession. The ...

... TI-HE COUNTIES CHEl3S ASSOCIATION TOURNfA. DENTS IN' MANCHESTE R. The real business of th~t Counties Chess Association's tournaments, which have been held at the Athenerum, Manchester, during the past weekL, was conelzdod on Saturday evening with the close of the championship classeg; Thete was considecablo interest manifested in the gaies. .Mr. J' HL Blachnnbune. of London, the champion ...

... F AILURES. FsiazE Or WORSTED MANUFACTURS.-A petition for fie liquidation by arrangement of the affairs of Messrs. Morrison and Co., worsted manufacturers and commis- eon weavers, of Victoria Mills, Low Moor, has been filed bathe Bradford County Court by Mecssrs. Hutchinson aud Eon, solicitors, Bradford, Mr. Benjamin Musgrave being ippointed receiver. FAnuME OF SCOTCU CoNrTacroRs.-The failure ...

... TIE LEEDS MERCURY. .MONDAY1, August 7th, 1882. As it was reported that Arabi's force hal fallen back, a reconnaissance was made by Sir A. I .~ . - I I - . .. ?? - Alison on Saturday afternoon in the neighbourhood of 3lahalla Junction. The chief part of the British force consisted of 1,000 Marines, the rest being made up of D the 68th Rifles and the 3Sth Regiment. The «i enemy appeared in great ...

... The following aro lists of the local candidates who have passed the recent examinations INTMISMcTATU EXtAMINATIoN IN Sc ?? Division.- t George William Barrow, Owens College; Eiward Anstin Riiby, Stonyherst and Owens Colleges. Second Divisioe.-Richard Lishinan Yorkshire Collic'. and nrivnts study; Walter Cartwright Massey, B.A,, Owene CMllege and private study. PEL1n3trcnyr SctIrrrTxc ?? ...

... I EULL PACKE' OFFICB, Friday Monaijv le PROBABLE DISSOLUTION OF PARLIAMENT In The Press Association states that it is generally con. sd 8dered that if the Peers persist in their amendtmentb 5- the Arrears Bill the Government will have no altern& LY tive but to dissolve Parliament; but there are hope le that by mutual concessions a conflict between the ?? e. Houses may even yet be avoided. ml i ...

... I| i THE OCCUPATION OF SUEZ. 3RECONNAISSANCE IN FORCE. tj THREATENED ATTACK BY THE1 ENEMY. a (STANDARD TELEGoIAM.)' 1 ALuEXANDrIA, Thursday, 10.30 ?? consequence s of a belief very generally prevailing among the foreigners resident here that an attack by the rebels . may take place at any moment, the panic has in a ,measure extended. The streets of Alexandria have . been all the morning ...

... Th o m ?? (colling handicap) of 5 cors each for etrtr, wit 100 added, winner to ba sold fox 1 00 cove. T.Y. C.,, five furlog n a, few yardsc. 7 8 Swcetbriar, 3 ?? 7 7 Woodmnan, ?? 3 SIx ran. The Savenile Stites of 10 sav, oaclc Oft, with 100 niddedc, for two-yeatr- ldde; rcolts Ost, filliesondgelidngS3 stI lnb; sellingallowances. T.Y.C7., five farlongs and a fewv yards, Rtona 11ily, ?? Alfonso ...

... PRESENTATION TO C&AON MAPLETON, If - OF MEANWOOD. I On Saturday afternoon an event of a highly interesting a character to thle inhabitants of Meanwood took place in tii MKeanwood Park, formerly the seat of Mr. Win. Beckctt G Denison. At four o'clock there was a parochial teal, of which was followed b y a Presentation of Plate to Canon di. Mapleton, who has held the vicariate of thle parish ...