... The second section of a new line of railway, from Spalding to Lincoln was opened on Tuesday for pas- senger traffic. It was built by the Great Eastern and the Great Northern Companies, and has been tested and inspected, and found to be perfectly safe. The Great Eastern Company alle new the joint owners, and having running powers over a line of railway from Maceh, in Cambridgeshire, to ...

... The House then went into Committee on the Customs and Inland Revenue Bill. In reply to Mr. MACFARLANE (H.R., Carlow County), and Sir GEORGE CAMPBELL (L., Kirkcaldy), who called attention to the incidence of the import dnties en Indian tea, Mr. GLADSTONE acknowledged the wonderful in- crease which had taken place in the cultivation of Indian tea, and the excellence of its quality. It was, ...

... Lord Justice Bowen and Mr. Justice Williams, the Judges appointed to hold the above Assizes, arrived at Monmouth on Monday afternoon, and at six p.m. the High Sheriff (T. P. Price, Esq., of Triley Court), with the Under Sheriff, Sheriff's Chaplain (the Rector of Llangwm),and His Worship the Mayor of Monmouth, preceded by the macebearers, javelinmen, a poazc of county police, under the command ...

... THE IPSWICH JOURNAL. ITHE LORDS AND THE ARREARS BI:LL. An attempt is being made to raise the country against the House of Lords on ac- count of their daring to attempt to amend Mr. Gladstone's work. At present there is only at slight responsetothe wire-pullers, notwithstand- ing the dark enormity of the oftence of the Peers. In fact the Caucus managers are learning the truth of that axiom of ...

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... Mir, Irving took his benefit and brought another brilliantl successful season at the Lyceum to a close on the evening of Saturday last, when the house was crowded from footlights to ceiling by an audincne whose enthusiasm knew no bounds, the said enthusiasm sprinting, doubtless, from a desire to manifest keen appreciation of the grand and un tiring efforts of the actor- manager to satisfy the ...

... :JAES FROM -! - A -G4C , ILATEST FROM/X EGYPT=- ?? st aEXPECTED ATTACK ONX' ABE ?? rter O Ws lPREPARATIONS FO . t TURKISH D rheP EXPEDITION. ore THE ?PROTECTORATE ' OF THP at- SUEZ CANAL de- A Lloyd's telegram, dated Port Said, via Alexandri. ess, Thursday, 7.20 ?? ?? communication wit, h he Suez, either by post or wire, for the last two days. i I Telegrams, via Goza, greatly delayed, if not ...

... ALEXAYDMA, WED.NESDAY According to authentic intelligence received here Arabi has directed the house of some obnoxious natives at Cairo to be burned. Nineteen natives, refusing to recognise Arabi's government, have been shot at Cairo. At half-past three this morning about 50 mounted Arabs attacked one of our outposts on the Mah- moudieh Canal. There were some sharp skirmish- iDg, and a good ...

... OUTRAGES. A Boyle telegram states that PWllip Brady, hotel pro- prietor, Ballinamore, has been attacked and savagely beaten near Sishuarregan, by a party of disguised Moonlighters, who stopped his horse and carand attacked him with heavy bludgeons. Brady lies in a precarious state. The oatrage is agrarian. No arrests reported. Three men have beenarrested at Dremnnamore, County Li- trim, on ...

... I touj, the [SPECO&LLsY T'LEGII&FUt IfD.] orce ltest SCOTCH IDUCATION-LXtItl POLIOE-A TRLE- )Mi- GRAPH SOARF-THE ARREARS BILL A.ND COUNTY 3als FR{ANOHISE EXT5INS1ON-A POISONED BOUQUET- B of AEtar5 BrTTONS AND BUTTON HAXERS. the HoUsE oF COMMONS, WEDNESDAY NIGHT. all Mr Mundella mniuaged to get the Scotch Educa- the tion Bill through both stages it the Commons with this afternoon. A very ...

... It is tolerably plain, judging alone by the state of the Consols market, that no geat confidence exists in the favourable development of affairs. Stock is arce for settlement, or rather it is wanted by those who have engaged to delielR and that is as much as to say that Consols have been sold by operators for the fall. For some time past the Stock Markets as a whole hae becll supported to a ...