... LOllD DERBY ON THE EGYPTIAN WAR. , Lord Derby has sent the following reply to a Manchester I gentleman who wrote him with reference to the Egyptian question:- Knowsley, September 12,1882. Sir,--In answer to your letter of yesterday I sball probably take an opportunity some time in the autumn or winter of ex- plesing an opinion on the Egyptian question. In the mean- while it is enough to say ...

... ,Atl cutturt, NOTES FROM THE FARM. Morday was glor.ously fine, but Tuesday brought a change in drizzrliug showers. Up to that time harvest weather pre- vailed throughout the country. With the prevailing north- westerly winds the weather had been cold, which has pre. vtroted any growing in the sheaves, besides assisting ir. the drying *f the shocks. and the preserving of what is in stack. A ...

... ?? octi s a ad Al o t #0 A ?? of lntercomcuniuatlu ftor Antiquaries. hibUlora- phers, Litermry IMe!), Art tsti, and Genera-l R~eaders on ?? vela.a'ig to tbs Nortlt of Rrigdaar. YAnas AND TsPE DrUx Or WVrErIsNGTON.-I hare been told by old folks here of a great day some fifty years since when the Dukoe paid them a visit. What are the facts?- A RECENT V-nTOel. Crcsco SV:E-SrITIni s. A rustic ...

... E WCASTLE-ON-TYNB 4FSLE Y'AN DISTRICT MEETING. The Wesleyan Financial District mee i h circuits comprised within the limits O te Newvalous Tyne district was held on Wedkctdy in 'the frgb vestry ad- joining Brunswick.i Char,: ?? About eiglhty ministers and lay gentlernen weit eses'ef., including the Revs Iskmael- JonesQ Jo 0'relffies Jtohn H. Grubb, J. R. Gleave, Wm. ?? -%ppAtby, Messrs R. ...

... T'IIE IRi[SHI POLICE ORISIS. T im cireittastarces of the Dublin Police We ~rili are attended with considerable wiil Lr:idcty. Early yesterday it was tele- will 1nphcbt fron In Dabi that the crisis was beei i' me safely tfiled over. The men who C ?? rosig~ecl hadl repented their hasty action, to t . ,l ibts( been reinsratea. Over seven bun- Mr lir-,-1 ' ivi. ?? themselves as special tun r : ...

... |THE WARe 3 , dei A CONFLICT IMMINENT. pr( PO] - - _ _ to . of AN ADVANCE ORDERED. On wev PR EPARATIONS FOR Px exi . BATTLE. Ca Ali L __ tht of THE TROOPS AT KASSASSIN. mn vha [Excntso.se ComrPANY's TaFracosr.] s IStIiAL5A, TnlUaSDAY, 9.15 A.m. Ott 1 The troops at Tel-el-Mabuta are going to mnove dir up to Kassassin oil Saturday, and on the samu inr dlay tbe. troops at Nefiche will pash ...

... OUR, LONDON LETT'ER. ?? TURKEY OUTWITTED-PROBAllLE V.ACANCS IN THE , tULTANSHIP-THE BITLR Bfl-IR-SIS1 ASNASSINS -MR DILLON AND TEE, PARNLLLITES. LONDuo, N1Y;'DNSD.Y Nie1T. A declaraliou of the intention of the Euglish Governmeut with respect to-the settlement in Egypt caunot ow be loug delayed. Coutrary to traditional habitude, it is the Turk who is moving P first. The Sultan has hitherto ...

... NI- .t NORTH Ws.~'t ...

... THE FORGE VALLEY AND NEIGHBOURHOOD. The Forge Valley is not in the neighbourhood of iron works and blast furnaces, of ironstone mines, shipbuilding yards, and engine manufactories, as its name might suggest. No; it is portion of the valley of the Derwent, some six miles from Scarbro,' and since the Seamer railway was opened is now more than ever an attraction to Scarbro' visitors. But we are ...

... THE EEDIVE AT CAIRO. The Rhedive took his departure on Monday morning for Cairo amidst cordial demonstrations on all sides. His High- ness drove to the station, aocompanied by Sir E Malet, and escorted by a detachment of Bengal Lancers. The route was lined with British troops, and at the gaily decoratod station an English military band was drawn up, which on the arizial of the Shedive struck ...

... B IZflUH AND OWEIN'TAh FAIR Al' BALI'BUItRN. SPEECH BY- MR DAVID DALE. in In the presence of a large aud fashionable `9 assemblage, Mr David Dale, J.P., of Darlington, be yesterday opened a bazaar and Oriental fair in foai aid of the completion fund of the Church of or Emmanuel, Saltbura. The bassar was held in at tho large hall, Ruby-street. The Church of but Emmanuel, now a large and ...

... REOPENING OF AYCIFFE CH:URCH. -- -_0 SEU.MON B~~~Y TIM' LOED BISHOP (II t esera ,te 8nslentparish (hurch-ofAycliffe, which is dlcdicateit to St. A.Udeori 3t, eIsroeeE idterbitvitig-been ciostiafor, ablonta year ins order to borosloredillnd reouvated. Thti 11eritihCliurch *of Ayliliffe is' one of the ?? doee n Iat of the builqiug, ?? the chatieal, dates ,back to'the tweolfth century, whilo the ...