... ' | I _+ I CAPTURE OF ARABI'S CHIEFB MILITARY ADVISER. 51 -t AN ATTACK BY MOONLIGHT.El tli BRILLIANT CAVALRY t CHARGE. o c CRUSHIN0,DEFEAT OF THE hi CR ~ ~ ?? The following telegram was despatched by Sir G hi Wolseley to the War'Office on Sunday:- ISMAILIA, Sunday. } Have just returned from outposts and find our m actions of 24th and 25th have had far more important results than I was aware ...

... CONSERVATIVE DEMONSTRATION | AAT GRIMSBY. - ADDRESS BY CAPTAIN BEDFORD PIU. d On Thursday, 14th inst., in the Town Hall, Grimsby, I Captain Bedford Pim, R.N., late M.P. for Gravesend. t delivered an address on England at Home and Abroad.- The attendance was very large, and amongst those present a were Major Seddon (in. the chair), the Rev Canon John. son, Alderman Kieeticy, J.P., 3Iesars S. ...

... W. EH. MOSS LODGE, The thirty-first anniversary of this lodge was celebrated on Wednesday evening by a dinner at the Buras' Head, Whitefriargate, when about 40 persons sat down to an ample repast provided by Bra. W. Stathers in his usual bontitiul style. The chair was occupied by Bra. J. Wharf, PD.P., and the vice-chair by Bra. Emmerson. There were also present Bro. T. Dalton, B P.; Bro. ...

... gotal UIdfeue4. UNDER-SHEBIFF OF HULa.-Mr T. W. Hearfild, soli- oltor, has been appdinted under-sheriff of the borough, in the place of %Tr John ffeasfield, deceased. GAZETTE' NoTICgs.-Partnerships Dissolved: Wmn. Smd Matthew Croft, builders, Gainsborough; North, Ellis, and Co.. timber merchants, Great Grimaby ; Morley anid Co., Griffin Brewery, Heasle. ROYAL INSTITUTION,-On Satarday, at ...

... ICOWARDLY ASSAULT ON A WIFE IN HULLI AN UNFORTUNATE MARRIAGE. ' At the Hull Police-courb, on Wednesday, James Wm. Dale, fruiterer, residing at 39, Russell-street, was sum- moned before Colonel Saner and Major Brodrick, for l- assaulting his wife on the night of the 28th of last month. e He was further summoned for assaulting Frederick Wm. P Jordan, his brother-in-law, at the same time and ...

... | &LLGL BIE V Ad BY THE AUTHOR.] I -_ . , I I WHO KILLED JO:N CAMERONI BY JAMES S. BORLASE. ,n Author of Both Prancma and Polie Spy; Le The Lass o'owrie;-- The Queen'8 Cadet; The Wreck of the Goden Cloud, dC., &a. le_ re CHAPTER XXIX lo ?? VAQGRA PLAYS A DEEP GAME. Kf Katie's recovery was much more rapid than her medical adviser had fancied possible, or than Percy 3r Vaughan had given ...

... (From the Jewaish Chroanicle.) A fortnight ago wve drew Attention to the scanty information that was generally accessible regarding the early Jewish history of the most northerly counties of England, and last week Mr Symons, whose paper on the E early history of his own town we remember to have seen noticed in the Arcbveological Journal for 1.867, sent us some new and interestiun details ...

... THE CORBETTS OF ELSHAM TEIALL A memoir of the family of Edwin, by J. G. Cole, bar- rister of the Inner Teiple, appears in the Hirald;c and Genea t; for September, from which we extract the following :-Humphry Ediwin, barrister, of Lincoln's Inn, and of St. Albans, where he died, Oct. 7, 1775, married M~ary, only child of William Thompson, E~sc,.,.of Eisham, Lincolnahire, and by her, who died ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGENCE PROPERTY SALE-Messrs N. Easton and Son have disposed of the house, 23, Brook-street, by public auction, for £420, Mr W. Sissons being the purchaser. HULL STREET TRUIwAys.-The traffio receipts of the gull Streat Tramways, for the week ending Saturday, the 26th August, 1882, were £365 4s 3d; corresponding week last year, £338 10s 7d. THE s8. GRECIAN MoNAnos.-During the run ...

... 234 CONSTABLES DISMISSED. the Mel PROCLAMATION BY THE LORD. LIEUTENANT. 26i DUBnTnY Frday. On3 The Press Association's Dublin correspondent reports ano that this morning all the police who attended last Me night's meeting were summoued to Lower Castle Yard Do, and inmarched from stations which were occupied by Cot military in plain clothes through the streets. On lowi arriving at the Castle ...

... [ALL RIGIUTS RU9ERVED BY THE AUTHOR.] BY JAMES S. BORLASE. Author of Both Przncems and Police Spy; The Lass o'Gowrie;` The Queen's Cadet; The Wreck of the Golden Cloud, &c., ic. CHAPTER XXXVL AM I NOT A MAN AND A BROTHER. Now it turned oat that Mr John Clark, alias Thunderbolt the bushranger, was not nearly so great a fool as the Argus and Percy Vaughan had set him down to -be. He put ...

... DEPARTURE OF BAKER PASHA FOR A telegram from Constantinople, dated September 27tb, says Baker Pasha has sent in his resignation of the post of aide-de-camp to the Sultan and has started for Egypt, withoqt awaiting its formal acceptance. DEATHS FROM FEVER. The Press Association has received the following telegram, sent to the War Office from Sir Garnet Wol. seley :- Cairo, Wednesday, - ...