... EE f THE CAMPAIGN IN EGYPT THE ADVANCE OF THE DUKE OF CONNAUGHT S BRIGADR, TEL-EL- K EBIR THE Brigade of Grenadier Guards under the command of tie Duke of Connaught were stationed in the second line of the British army during the attack on Tel-el-Kebir as supports to General Willis's Infantry Brigade. Though not nominally in the post of danger, as the assault was naturally begun by the first ...

... LIBER EONSTRETION AT ~~~GAINSBORUH On Monday the Liberal Association of Gainsboroughl inaugurated its first rdunion at a banquet, at which Lord Yarborough presided, supported - by Lord Monson, Messrs F. J. S. Foljambe, MAP., F. T. Mappin, MtP J. S. Leadam, M.A., Saville Smith, J.P., Mayor of Louth; J. Bennett, J.P., Louth; Alderman Bennett, Grimsby; and others. The banquet was held in the Old ...

... A MASTER OF HOUNDS CAUTIONED IN I IRELAND. It1> Xt _ A ?? y Mr Robert G. Watson, master of the Carlow and g Island hounds, was yesterday served with a notice, f i by 190 farmers in the Carlow district, caution- d ing him against trespassing on their lands during the t present hunting season. MILL DESTROYED NEAR ACCRINGTON. Early yesterday morning Church Bridge Spinning Mill, Church, near ...

... THE NOMINATIONS. The time allowed for nominating candidates for the vacancies which will occur in the various wards of the town on the lat November expired on Monday evening. The following is a complete list of the gentlemen nomi. nated. It will be seen that there will be contests in nine wards out of the twelve into which the town has been recently divided under the Extension Act NEWINGTON ...

... itituanlas. , THE OLD FRENCHMN OF ; . T.HE STRAM.m. OWI LTONION, FRIDAY. 10 of The Old Frenchman whvo has just died in 10° d, his squalid 1odgnga in Clare Maiket will be do missed by many of those who regarded his s battered old body and Jovian head wfith sym-. or-1I pathetic feelings. I knew the o14 man as fewr go Londoners can have known him, for he reds ' of garded the world with ...

... THE CIhURCH CONGRESS. f)tr l Danoye, FRIDAY MSGRT. Cl ;he ] This morning there was but; one meeting of the L flymembers of the Church Congress. and that wias 8 ies held under the presidency of the Bishop of Liclifleld, ol and was set apart for the consideration of matters lot relating to devotional life. be The Associa tion for Prayer and Progress in the ti ?? Life wsa the. subject of a ...

... MMNICIPAL ELECTIONS. The nominations of the candidates at the a -approaching mnunicipal elections took place yester- d day, and, as we predicted, several surprises 'were experienced in the majority of the wards. As the hour of five o'clock approached there was a good 1jdeal of excitement, and, as will be se i fromn the s details which wo give, opposition bas been offered 'f in every case with ...

... WED)NESDAY, OCTOBER 11. The weather to-day bas been dull ad rainy in al. parts oi the kingdom. The eight am. reports showed that the barometer was stll falling gene- rally, and that a large shallow depression lay off the west of Ireland aud Scotland, while a smaller and still shallower disturbance was found over Wales. In Ireland and the south-west of England the wind was moderate or fresh ...

... INCORPORTION # OF WALLAl I. I. TO ?? zDrrOsR Or THE LTVuUVOOL1 usIesRY, Gentlemen,-From some remarks made by Mr. Frank Pooley at the soirle of the Seacombe lnsti- tate on Monday evening last, it would appear that he is labouring under some misapprehension as to why the promoters of the petition for obtaining a charter of incorporation for Wallasey wished to submit it to the members of the ...

... TR'ip'y COLLEGE, LONDON. I lr - - , -- IJYERPooLOFNM-E rRIZ DISTRIBTfrEON tins Thehannual dt, ej certS ?? by the Pupal in the liverpool 0 centre of the Trinii college Of Music, London, ttick plc nfaara afenom in the ball of the t flrerlial IsiuMotsse Tear(r.no 3. Hughes>, who Vs acpanieby the May rs ef PTOied, and there was a large attendance of the tlii paren and friends of the pupils. ...

... O~..l4-t ao 00 THE BISHOP OF BANGOR IN LIV7ERPOOL. t . * e Thbe anniversary services commemorating the opening of the Liverpool Seamen's Orphan Institu-. r ion were held yesterday, in the Orphanage Chapel,} ...

... ti I OPPOSITION BY SEACOMBE e j -- .RATEPAYERS. -T - A public meeting of the ratepayers of Seacombe, w _called by-te Seacombe Ratepayers' Association, R was held in the Viennias Hall, Brighton-street, for Hl a the purpose of testing the feeling of the inhabitants cl I with respect to a proposition for incorporating the T r parish.. There was a large attendance. Mr. John T. oye (a member of the ...