... tHE' TT v ILAD, THE I1Ulklx CORPOuriO AN MR. 16RAY'S IMPRISONMENl'T.. 'The''Dublin 'Corporation ebld aspeell meeting yesterday afternoon, to exrresisnympathy withlMr, Gray. Thehab tendnuee wva smallno Conservative beingpresont., It wis sometlime before a quornm wasfornied when thefollowin reslunionspasp ised ~insiiimouoly:-'klbhtihisM~luniepat Coutnoiltilres this, the iarliestopportunity; of ...

... GEN'Jf~-kt~lRA NWS.~, : i ia letter to Mr. O(nslow, dated .kosrtnorth Prain, August 8,. theo'laimant witea tha he is enjoying excellent health and ?? his gratuit. card rhows two more yeare of ?? from Degomber 11 TgwfAYo. oatewayo' an t his spite Ihave obtaied: speoial pernita from. the War Dopartsnent to visitWool- wioh Arsenal tovday. . They vdill pro'ceed down the river by steamboatand wil ...

... WEST BROMWICH FLORiAL AND HORT- CULTURAL SOCIET. ;G The second annual eyhibition in connection with the so above society was helcT yesterday, in Dartmouth Park, f West Bromwich. The society, which was formed a little over twelve months ago, has far exceeded the most nsanguie expectations of its promoters, and was rapidly it 'a LId mto a, 9fourishing institution, with every ;h promise of ...

... MOSELEY AND KING'S KEATH HO1RTICULTURAL I IOELY ND SOCIETY, 1 OUUII5.X.11. . Mrs~. II The third annuasl flower show ?? connection with thiq 1, )society wvas held yesterday, in thle grounds of Moor Green Gri, I Hall, kindly placed at the disposal of the committee by Ha AiMr. Arthur Chamberlatirs In point of quality tho exhibits Grin, Ithle vear were certainly superior to anly previously shownl ...

... WEST' BROMWICH. }At ?? .. f) s SUICIDE OF A ?? Sunday afternoon Samuel Toy (63), ain iannate of the Union W'or-khouse, wvas found in is clo,,eu dead, with, his thro~at cut, by another imlcnae Cl Ralli~ei Jalns Mdiddleton. A knife was found near Joy wrii~ with bllmir upo it, 4 to Qerliciecuts AnAINST TTKi, L,,isnecs Acx-At tile and l'olice Court, on Saturdlay, before Messrs. A Keen-iond G. tilt ...

... CORRESPONDENC. *NOTICES TO CORRESPOND] DNTS. Alletter'a int ended foi'vpublicastion gamst he aoo'ernaniedl bp, a. the naver end addr'es of the sertm;not necessavt lr, for 0 .publication, buct inr the informcetson of.t he Editor: When ccucwers to VUe`86oss arc Mot given -in the: cowi' ef 0t r I day or two, the questiones will plevil to undrsd .tea that A w se are unable to supythe .isfosi ...

... THE PARLAMENTARY SESSION. r The third session of the present Parliament which was ' brought to: a closo yesterdsy, has bcen nmriced by very i fevr' hau'ea in the c6ofipositien of the House of Copmmpons, ' and the result' of the coittests has2 been no party advan f tage on either 'side. Leis thianf a.dozen ecations have t tqken place, and of 'these only six wvere coutested. The Dopening&veeks ...

... EMBARKATION OF TROOPS. f THE FLEET UNDER SEALED a ORDERS. 'S I, .T . . S ?? i CREVTEuur'£ ThI.Ex~tAMS. 3 a C ALEXANDRIA, Auoasr 18 (11.20am.) a' Various military movements are in progress to- w dity. The .Guards Division and the 60th. Rifles a mnarched in from Rainleh early this morning, and are now embarking. The troops of the Second ri Division are taking their places, and march out tg t] ...

... GENERAL NEWS' 0- MUIDER AND SUICIrDE.-On Saturday the bod ho woman named Jenkins, with the body of bet Hi of a .s child, aged four years, tied to her body, was foundemdetate S. in the reservoir ast Branston, Lelcester hire, Tb ucd 12 had been in a despondent state of mindC andT Orm circumstances point to the conclusion that th vnd to the child to her body herself, and then CQOOaitie4 ng ...

... is The annual meeting of this company took place at the I. offices, the Bridge, Walsall, yesterday. Ir. W. H. 24 sd Dulinan presided, in the nbsessee, throuigh illness, of ir. s H. Highway; and amongst those pr~eent iyere Messrs. T,. ir W. LeWis, J. Thorpe,' G. Salt, U H. Stanley, Whitfield se (Birmingham), snd F. Woodward'(lirminghliai). The B. following is the report, which was taken as read ...

... : DISTRCTNEWS. T.I aOD HILtS as A RlioicvDzsTiOTSD ?? FIB.E-Y55Veterdaiy, about one o'cloek a rick oflha, weighinig' about14 tori in Laurance's LAnbelonging to K~Mr. elter maltster, was observed to ~ eolfire. 'nguketo of water were thrown pnth un le ing rick hutt as the fire continued to miake, great headway, i.t the Hdes Owen Fire Brig6,adewas sent, bat the services of en the brigade were ...

... o The Daily Neos correspondent writes from MIaritiburg, utnder date July 31, as followa; :-'Zuhland is once moxe becoming a source of grave anxiety. During the last week tbe colnnlis of the Natal papers have been filled with e letters frozn beyond the Tugela, all telling the same story and all pointing the same moral. Tho story is invarialsy a one of abts of aggression committed by the ex ...