... oxW1ON XESPO ENOB I 65 FLEET STREET, Sunday Night. VE ?? of Commons is rapidly gathering up e icose threads of the session-a process not tile -Iicult, seeing that there are so few of v thc to gather np. It sat for five hours yee- tsy- but in most melancholy plight, for the d.- ddrnce was very thin and the programme Dot attractive. The Solicitor-General F35 ire~a wasr able to give encouraging ...

... MINING INSTITUTE OF? SCOTLA&ND. Onir Saturday the MNining Institute of Sceotlano held their summer meeting at Stirling. The niem- bets fromn thle West travelled by saloon carriage attached to the 1.15 trainl at Enolinean Street, Glasgow, reaching their dlestinationl betwixt twvo and tines o'ch'uc, and the members froml other parts arrived by the ordinary trains. To ths nums- lber of sixty they ...

... 77?,ter aneafl ??SA 0 ?? Ii ?r ?x?I N? ? ?N - V '?kC Cry ? 31 Thr? 4a'?f7 ?? ?? - -? p? ?1 pLAN oFTINEN ? ?? rARA ? L?es A ?? 0,-dee TOUG?SO?/M SERRPEUM ? i?ter'b 1- ?S?/ ? ? ?- ?? r ;s? ? I ?? ? CHALOUF SUE ?? THEt 85 X IN EGY\PT1. |THE OCCUPATIONi OF THEti I SUEZ CANA.L. IFIGHTING AT CHALOLTF. 168 OF THfE ENEMY KILlED AND 27 WOUNDED. DETAXILS OF THE VOYA&GE. R' DPENINC OF THE CANAL FOR (OFPI ...

... I ON CORRESPONDENCE. S5 FLEET STREET, Thursday Night. ~ eson bega wttl wt Ireland, it is toen S; 1,eisd, sndl there has been little else but Sf D* ?? the middle. The arrest of @sformed the subject of a long debate in 5 t s5oo C~ornons to-day, and wvill nao t~~apy~food for plenteous comment durin~g a~in.g dul seas.ons. When th~e House met ,e *tertwio o'clock the galleries were crowded, ...

... aARcRANG;EMENTS FORG AN t ~AD:Y\ANCE. a oARABIPS POSITION TO BE STORMED. g- to .,SIR GARNET'S PI:ANk h- e e (s'cas. TRLBGAM TO STASAD OF THIS a Alexasndria, Aug. 17, 8.30 r.3r. d A vast change has taken place in the appear- ,.ance of things here during the past twenty-four LW hours Hitherto, although the men were cheer- D fml, they were somewhat listless, and. their r principal thought was how ...

... ?? - -1--l. - AlTv ?? T a A' i E T| i)ESPATC7'ES FROMG SI GAIR.NET WOLSELEY. Li O DMiTiSH CASUALTIES. CAPTUTfE OF ARABE'S CHIEF I OF THE STAFF. i TEXE BRITISH ADVANCE. . i CA' = :ii'NET lvoLSI'LEY TO TE | ii'AR -F '~l~'ICI |a - Ismailia, August 27. 'ra ?? retruine' fronm outposts. and ni-' ins of Thiursday and Friday :s e ni: i wre niportair results than I 'cotniluetely routed and 511$ . a ...

... BEITH FIEa CHIURCH. d .,EVORIAL STONE CEREYONV ...

... As Inftimated in our issue of Thursday, tIC new church of the parish of Killearm is to be! opened to-muorrow, the preachers being the Rev. I Professor Charteris, the Rev. Dr NI'Gregor, 2 and the Rev. John Cameron. The building is I a memorial church. It is the gift of Mr Arced. Orr Ewing, M.P. for Dumbartonshire. Some 'I time ago it was found that the old edifice in i which the parish ...

... elaws'ala 17&9aaaro THU.MDAY MORNING, AUGUST 24. The advance of the British troops from smnailia has commenced, but the telegrams mubbshed to-day convey more information rspecting the operations of the enemy than if oar own troops. Since the successful ngagement at Chalouf and the occu- maion of Serataum, Arabi's soldiers tare retreated from every position hey held between these points and ...

... SATURDAY hMOP.NIG, AUGUST 19,l The telegrams wve publish this morning from E the seat of war contain a graphic description of e the scene at Alexandria yesterday in connection 5 with the re-embarkation of troops to take I tart in the operations on which Sir Garnet r Wolseley has determined. As soon as thec First Divisioni were got on board-and the operation seems to have been performed with e ...

... THE HADDINGT1ON BURGHS ELECTI.ON. IMR CRAIGt SE-LLAR'S CANDIDATURIE. IOn Saturday afternoon Mir Alexander Craig' Seller, Liberal candidate for the Haddineton Dis-' itrict of. Burghs, met with those favourable to his i return in the large room of the Spread Eagle Hotel, Jedburgh. The meeting was largely at-! ' tended, and Mr Craig Sellar who was accompaniedE [ by Mrs Sellar, mnet with a most ...

... 71E7. PARLIAMENT. OF' COM OS) ~ VR~ Y. stakthe Chair at twenty minlutes -. zg.T01t PETITION. ,Dne ~r a pettiuon (rofte the lse tn ?? j'SL CNSTAB3ULARY. IO3TEN5ANi, -WLCi'~ GNERALS for IIIELA1ND * -~s. the Lord-Lieuterlant jo- attrcfleral of Constabulary to tetre that the Government ,vftih haid arisen with serious 6Al ),oppsc to all discinlne and di . force, and that so long as I llitd to ...