... HOIUS:1 OF LORDSYi;sTErTDAYT Tae LORD CHANCHLLOA took his seat at a quarter- past four o'clock. ARREARS OF RENT (IRELAND) 13ILL. Qn the report of apleudments to the Arrears of ].unt. (Ireland) Bill, LQrd SLLENBOROUGH took advantage of the last opportunity of entering his protest against the aeure. It WOLid not bring about the entire cessation of evictioins dea~lndgd itS ?? supporters. It would ...

... EXECUTION OF A COOLIE IN D-URBAN, A SICKENING SPECTACLE. EARLY on Saturday morning, ibrahim Sbibl,3 coolie, who was sentenced to death at the ?? Circuit Court, at Verulam, for thre murder of II: wife, suffered the extreme penalty of the lawI the Central Gaol, Durban, in the presence of lit. A. Clarence (sheriff), Mr. R. I. Fiuncnore (re. sideut magistrate), Mr. W. H. Addison (distri t surgeon) ...

... ST4TH OrTHEO REBEL REB~ELORES J' THE LAST RECONNAISSANCE. p WANT 'OF COMMUNICATION WlTH.SUEZ. T W T13M CAPTURE D IIDSHIPMAN.. Or MANIFESTATIONS OF NATIVE FEEGLING. IU a ALARMING REPORT FROM CAIRO. d THE EUROPEAN QUARTER SAID TO BE t, IN FLAMES. a . f . ?? ;STANDARD TELEGRA1M. . n ALEXANDRIA, THURSDAY, 11-0 A.. I In consequence of the break the ironclad trai n t was obliged to return without ...

... DEPARTURE OF TROOP,'. INSPECTION BY THE QUEEN. GLASGOW, FRID.Y.-TIIe Ist Battalion of Royal Highlanders (late 42nd Regiment), 260 stron, left Maryhill, Glasgow, this aftirnoou for Edis. burgh, to join the regimeut, which dceparts for Egypt on Tuesday. M-ajorJohn Selby Walker is in command, and groat enthuneias:n was manifested as the men narcheld from the bar. racks to the station, headed by ...

... The weekly meeting of this board was held on Saturday, Mr G. W. David in the chair. There were also present Dr Paine and Mr O. H. Jones (vice-chairmen), Revds V. Saulez and — Rees, Messrs T. W. H. Plain, J. Ramsdale, E. Herne, T. W. Jacobs, D. Richards, W. Adams, Thomas Williams, W. Headford, J. Lee, L Bassett, Ferrier, and E. Davies. The master of the work- house reported the number of pauper ...

... IMPORTANT ACTION AGAINST PONTYPRIDD SOLICITORS. EXTRAORDINARY ALLEGATIONS. A special jury was impanelled to try the action of Davies v. Hollier and Williams. The counsel eneaged were Messrs Mclntyro, Q.C., and B. Francis-Williams (instructed by Air W. H. Morgan, Pontypridd) for plaintiff Mr'W. B. Rowlands, Q.C. (instructed by Messrs Jacobs and Vincent), for defendant Williams, and Mr W. Evans ...

... INDUSTRIAL AND FLOW^ SHOW AT SWANSEA. The industrial and flower exhibition bjjjj Sunday school scholars and friends af Pleasant Chapel was opened to the Wednesday aitemoon, at the Albert-hall, .jj exhibits consist of a large variety of artist'^Jj contrived articles of almost every shape aa ...

... FORESTERS HIGH COURT MEETING. ...

... WRECK OF A CARDIFF SHIP. A Lloyd's telegram says :—A steamer is ashore near Teniche—the Hangollen, of Cardiff, 1,752 tons burthen, bound from Cardiff to Cadiz. She is expected to become a total wreck. The repre- sentative of Lloyd's agent has gone to the spot. Eighte'in the crew have been landed at Baleal. Five of ti remain on board. ...

... [SPECIALLY TELKGKAI'HKD. J LONDON, MON PAT EVENING. Money is still very plentiful, and there has been but little demand for it. An easy tendency con- tinues, Three months' bills are negotiated at li, and short loans are readily obtainable at 1 per cent. Owing- to a draw of gold on Italian account, the return of the New York associated banks show% a further loss, but the excess over legal limit ...

... A PICKET OF THE 60TII RIFLES IN DANGER. A SCANDALOUS FABRICA- TION. CRUELTIES OF ARABI AT CAIRO. HUMOURED HBPUSE OF THE GOTH RIFLES. AN UNFOUNDED STORY. A second edition of the Ihttty Telegraph -contains the following ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 2 (9.20 order to prevent any exaggerated reports or unnecessary alarm, I hasten to advise you at once of a scare which took plaeelast night, attended, I regret ...

... The.report of the Select Committee- on railway rates and taces, which was finally adopted last week, makes the following reoommendataons: — TiM;t Chambers of Commerce and Agsiculture, as well as other similar associations, a locus ttavdi before 'the Railway ComoMaaion on the certificate of the Board of Trade. That a uniform classification of goods-should be adopted-over thewhole railway ...