... * M-DAY Manbhester, Liverpool, and North Lancsahirs Apicul- turaL. Society's Ehow, Preston. Bisop AaklandAgricultunl Show. btw Literary Assocition Annual Meeting, Cambridge. Racing-Sandown Park (first day ; Richmond, York- shire (first day); Totaes; Ths turagh (firs day.) Std. Sale-Count de Lagrange's Breeding Stud, Dangu, Pace (first day.) Crioket.-Notts v. Australians, Nottingham econd day) ...

... THEI SOCIAL SCIENE CONGRESS J i. ok. [PNOx ova3 SPSEIAL OOpssroNDR1N.) an NOTTINGHAM, SS&=Ar. ?? A striing array of facts is Sir Rutherford tb! .Alcocles own just description of the address ha which as President of the Health Department of hae delivered this morning to the Congress. His gc( subject was the necessity of continuous and the vigorous effort for checking the spread of in- Fr ...

... TME REGISTRATIONS. CHELSEA. On Saturday at the \restrx' Hall, King's-road, CheleaMr. ctaisi Jobn 1%illiamson held a further Chitting for 0thereisin of the Parlialnentalry voting list. .Ltoader a Mr. Ireland appeared for the Libra LMr. Borate Gray for the Cheise, Conserva- tiv Aso~itiO an Mr. 'Hutch for t`1`o United King- a ll ta rcs sitting, in the eae of the Roun Hose, u te `ullisaru parish, ...

... xhVBORQOWGIOALX -T ?? o UADnGS T MO2L0M At . ?? AND UMWS Be ,UE. ?? WED 1' i-A K| .- 9 2. . --ii l Coraetd tG a=-level nd rduced to 39 0 - Tbe wf li es thow h hexia t of theba 1 ' I this aal thre prelol3 ?? Thoen ditd lino isiceai t~z. oxtrais SItoo3 ds ?? ssosdr ths inita hrger ?? d.rtoa of tho win Tbeacs MIellS0!O fads~i, with 5.W.;Sl,,eadW Vi. is; IAner l;th indreerlsxsegp@ 2 thsi asin. The ...

... L I -O. T - 'HUMD, AF 1 ~ie, ~~ - j :, -0i._pemA4j o m~l a edi~it thep~isii~ig a'te io~x, hie AMAy is ?? ?? -9 tn : - ]m U rrims e;~ta ?? T .k'oexesp.w1 gr -~~aho :;~se &Ja j~the ?? bmta * ea ,,i OIWWr ?? two ?? are. in custodyfrn nei tdiazy'attempt. eaandasatnint the inscrity oflf n rprt6a anei Iwithin silit ofthsadofBistrp. rempondpixt statettth antoiisaei possion f Arabi's pians ?? Jul7iy- ...

... *~T~ORQLOGIOA7 . I ?? oMNTWF. I0-)IGLRPORT. , , : .. . ,:XG Ir Co sei BREW -DAilY XXW8O MO ~ I 1.~ I 2 Tpam MSORNiWB By. : ?? DZLZZMEWS BAROMLTM~u . y. 7EL 3 , a; W .3c -biid Ama-1evcand raduwcd to 320 P. .siaxesfib of the, atites hllldb flgheaw iteoe t 5nue esl the W8msm'X WM~ wi. WA8RaAW. winte-i ?? U vmsb.W. C.f mozmpg 6l~i 5)a; rite w~g eahon.f e hour yetu .AS t, &Thbsuea teflyft. of h ...

... .UlDAT3 TIf OF THE O I INADAGAMAIL I=mmonO or' TM vkmn MM8 ?? ?? people are deeply in in the great African iland, you will perhaps kndly allow me to sate the prest position of afr there. The Malagasy Government had ordared from America s quantity of Remington rifies, and Olt their arival at Tamatave the dommander of the French man-of-war Forfait threatened to prevent their belnglanded. He at ...

... EIMNTAL HONQUB Fewd-MashlCo~iianding.i- 'ofiestatee that herJ Majesty the Qu!eta hes beeb gradquelypleasedt~~ prove, of the liue battalions of the ndem= reeents.whlh hive received the nlova vma to bear on their coolou and arpoilkhne *e wotds I Cape of Good Hoge, being permitted now to hean Cap ?? Hp 1806 1 The South Walat Borderere, the Fiat La ~ gnnjthe l- in ~Due o al ) lfh tle Bl~vre a ...

... iN EAST-END BRIDGE. To TRZ fl OF TH snsr Nmdes. SJ,,-Your article in to-day's paper very saplilv interprets the thoughts which come to the mudssof East Londoners when they note the agitation wt1ch hus been excited at Hammersaaith over the term I:acy cesuigof the bridge at that spt. Of course it u ?? e but after gl it is bst a temporary Due, and what is more, it is very trifling as compared- . ...

... 30MEOROLOGICAL REPORT. I D4,AZLY NWS ;.OWCa ?? NZGRV AND Z&ImBWAS BAROMETEB. -* - tUSE' ?? .4u~ a so- - : . 30 W i S Hgo g (Gomola 4o M-Zwd and ?? W32° F. The black 1nAs ?? the ht of the barometer at 1 o'cloc on exrse vias sndth a44e two /enemas eas 'heiinitil lcetlx show o ne! the inae. ThO Melsrcy falls for Bate. with W.. and W .S wiands-fit et,? fbr heavy stems; if slewty, fee ceon - ed ...

... . 0 BALMORAL CASTLE. SEP-. 20. The Queea wolked out yesterday morning, and her Majesty drove in the afternoou, accompanied by Princess Beatrice and the Duchess of Connaught, and visited the Countess of Kenmare, at Abergeldie Mains. The Mlarquis of Hamilton cud the Earl of Lenmare had the honour of being incuded in the Royal dinner party last evouing. General the Riglht Hon. Sir H. Poneeonhy ...

... TU ARMY. IN eGYPT. Information has be ecved from the commi-. sariat Department of the army in Egypt to the effect that the troops can now be readily provisioned in the country, and that it is unnecessary to send out any more preserved food, and that there is a large surplus of horse forage remaining, but that it is scattered about at severa stations, anid that some of it has probably been ...