... I DUBLIN, WEDNESDAY NIGHT.-HiS Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, replying to-day to the address presented to him at Lenane, County Galway, said-Gentlemen, I did not expect when I arrived at Westport that you would present au address to me when I came to this bay; but I receive that address with much pleasure. I thank you most sincerely and from the bottom of my. heart for the welcome you have ...

... ig A GOOD deal of astonishment has been evinced at iC the various appointments made to the stalI of ie the army in Egypt. Many people wondered why 10 n Sir John Adye should have been nominated chief o- of the staff, and called the whole thing a job, s, which it was. There were doubts, too, about the appointment of General Graham, although the evet, s shown by that gallant soldier's defevce ,oE ...

... J ; . NEWn-LETTER Ors'ccE, T TEsOn UorwflWp SI. O'CLOCK. THIS MiORNING'S LONON1, PAPERS. THE VAlR lIN E EGYPT. The Post Ismailia correspondent telegraphs the entire force would not reach Kassassin before Monday night, and we shall probably on Tuesday moruingi attack the Egyptian camp. Stores and ammunition are b eing rapidly pushed forward. The line of communication is guarded by patrols, and ...

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... The ?? appeaed in our Second Etion |of ye.terday- THE WAR IN EGYPT, A BRISK AFFAIR. Kassasain Camp, Wednesday, The monotony of our existence here was agam slightly brokeu this morning by a parade of all the troops at daybreak. The show was by no means a contemptible one, as tfhe European and Indian cavalry, artillery, and fine infantry regiments, in all 6,000, marched past, strong, steady, ...

... THE VISIT' OF THE CONSERVATIVES LEADEES TO BELFAST. A MEETING of the Ulster Constitutional Union. was beld yesterday in the Clarence Place Hall,- for the purpose, amongst other things, of making arrangements in connection with the expected visit of the Conservative leaders to the North of Ireland. Sir James M'Garel-Hogg, ?? ocOn- pied the chair. After some preliminary liusiness had been ...

... THE3 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. ZENANA MISSION-The com mittee met yesterday in the mission offices. PRev. (:l. Shaw presided. There were also present-J. WV. Barnett, Esq. idLD.; Rev. Win. Park, A. D. Lemon, Es l. Jr., and Mirs L~emon; M~rs, Williamson, ?? Dr. and M\rs. Stevenson, M;i~sSinclair, Mrs. Osborije, Brs. Dixon, M\rs. Taylor, Fnd MNrs. Park. Mrs. Parks (secretary) read the minutes of last ...

... THD WAR IN EGYPT, EXCLUSIVE SPECIL TLEGIIA n. A FIERC$E ENGAGE'ME2C1 T. STUBBORN RESISTANCE. REPULSE OF THE ENEMT AND CAPTURE OF GUNS. HE, AVY LOSSE S ON BOTH SIDES. GALLANT STAND OF THE INDIAN TROOPS. FULL AND GRI? PRI0 ACCOUNTS OF THE FPLIT. ANOTHER ATTACK BY THLE TGYP. TIANS-A FIERCE L;NGAGEM`NT. SPECIAL TELEGRAM 111-rGMrG THE. D DAItY NEWS' OF THIS MORNING-'MOND.A. Camp, haszasern (ma I ...

... THE. INTERMEDIATE EXAMINA- TIONS. el - Yesterday the following official lists of results 4of the Intermediate Examinations held in June last were issued- Stuent towho god ?? been awarded for' Obtahduig ecrn place in their respetv rds: Senilor Gatade-H Ui Grilffi, FureUnchCl l rc 3lidulo Uradle-fi G' suel, St C ~alns' 'er Junior Gra,de--. A ODLaurtSt St a-n ?? TullmoreT Students to 'shom. sodo ...

... FATER CURT[S'S SPELTAL EXERCISES.* This importart contributiort to our religiout literature comes to us under most favourable auspices. The name of its venerable author it well known to the Irish Church as a high authority on all that concerns the SpS4f lifr. In Me Life of the Founireas of the Sisters of Mercy it is recorded that, in the early days of the Institute .one of her first ...

... LOKDG-S GGS&ip. (From the Lady Corrc_,-pon.dcnt of the ?? Lendon. Tueater t:emv There is no end to our trozubce'. nct OtO em213 grftd. in the other and. to th owuct fresh so poeeflg tise an qoete of ci; 1 cfti 1.n~ rocen; 1 congrrna'ritedI ou- rca hire on a i-to-c tilyof a nub horse-. t and con entreant eta.-xj) ~are suddenlyvthroreened ;Ctna cni-a.e-te ?? Iof r- us--7' sa~n-dy1 Ca corn fourn ...

... I A - . kFROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) Limerick, Wednesday. At meeting of the Board of Guardians to-day, Alderman Zachary Myles presiding, an extraordi- nary scene took place. A resolution for approval was forwarded from the Ennis Board of Guardians to the effect that having read the representations in a local paper on Francis Hynes which had ?? forth expressions of indignation, not only from tle ...