... IR E L A N D . THE RELEASE OF MR. GRAY, M.P. At the Dublin Commission Court, on Saturday, Mr. Justice Lawson ordered the release of Mr. E. D, Gray, plP,, the High Sheriff of Dublin, and In doing so made a statement, In the course of which he ?? the cace of Mr. Edmund D wyer Gray, the High Sheriff of the city of Dublin, who now stands committed for con. tempt of court, under my order of the ...

... boxs of the gag. 7he proceedings in Parliament yesterday were Invested with ?? interest by the votes of thanks to the forces engaged in the late campaign in YgypL. In the House of Lords, Earl Granville moved the vote with a graceful speech, saying that t the completeness and celerity of the campaign v rivalled that of Ashantee. Lord Salisbury, i. t seconding the motion, tald the war had been ...

... xal fl tilt ~Rg Sir Stafford Forthcote's campaign in Scotland commenced yederdayafternoon,wheu hs addressaed a meeting of the Fational Union of Conaervative Aeociatione of Scotland. ?? said the Oon. servatives were at the lact general election placed In a decided minority, owing partly to the better organisatlon of the Liberals, partly to the Mid- lothian peecheo, and partly to the Birmingham ...

... -9-1 MASA Ash.O CITY POLIon-Yesterday, at the City Police.court, Arthur Moggridge, a porter, living in St, Andrew's.plaos, was cbsrged with stealing a box of cigars, the property of Wm. Morris, Sussex-place, and was sent to prison for Fix weeks, with hard labour, FROM1B, MONTHLY MAmeRZ, YEBTERDAY.-There wag a good supply of cheese, which met a dull sale at the follo'viog prices :-Oceddars,5C3. ...

... TUE MAYOR AND CORPORATION AT B1R8TOL 0ATHEiDRAL. - . . . . .. . .. X , .1 - Yeaterday, being the anniversary of the completion of bse nave of Bristol Cathedral, the Mayor and Corpora. tion attended morning service there, The police, bear. ing maces, were followed by the Town Clerk (Kr. D, Travers Burges), the Under Sheriff (Hbr. G. H. D. Obilton), ?? Treaeursr(elr, J,Tiemayne Line), and the ...

... COLETOE FBIAI RNAL ASSOCIATION. n L-_ ?? ?? H slis. ..'4RstJAHA. WMAn Alerl The annlaI dincler' of fbth s05Q001i6flo, which always precedes the banquets of the larger Ctoaloci l3oietien, was held on Friday, at the Montague, and was a most gratifying success, There was a large Rnd nlriuential tittezdatee, asongst-those present being Mr, R. Heaseeli, Master of the Society of Merchant Venturers ...

... COMFORT FOR CHnURaMEN. - . -. - . 1 1 Church and Dissent shake hands, zealots aifrighting; But then foes often do 20-Ibefore fikhliau I Ur, AnderEon, M,P., owing to a slight accident while salmon fibhing, Is unable as yet to attend the House of C0mmoUr. THE MOaTnosx TnaGRDY.-James Whyte, butcher, was remanded at Forfar yesterday, charged with the murder at Montrose on Sunday of his wife and ...

... a ls oj At N The rainfall of the past three days culminated arly yesterday morning in one of the heaviest storms experienced for several years The letters and telegrams to hand from this district and more distant parts of the kingdom show the storm to have been general. In Bristol tremendous storms of wind, rain, and snow swept over the city, and flooded the low-lying parts, doing much damage. ...

... 3 It an Last ?? the Hayor and Masyorss entertained % large party to dinner at the on.house. His wosbbip's Invijatlons had embraced all upon the literary stsffH of the several lecal journals, but the ezatiouns of newspaper work, ?? during the present period of inuaiclpai activity, prevented many from being present. some, however were there, together with a number of the civic officls, and ...

... E G Y P T. [rEUTFnS TELEGRAMI.1 CArBO? DToNDAY.-Liout-Col, Grenfell has been ap. pointed Assietant Adjutant.General, Lieut.-Col Elllot, CD, Commandautof Artillery, and LientCol. Maitland Colonel Commandant of the Engineers. ALXANDPJA, TURBDAY.-Si! Evelyn Wood Is expeoteh Lere to-day ec rout, for England, The Royal Malta Fenoiblee are to visit Cairo before returning home. The 2nd Battalion Duke ...

... TBZ MARCH OF THE GUARDS THROUGH L01DON, I The Guards were disembarked at an early hour yester- day morning. At nine the bands of the lot Life Guards and the B3las arrived at the docks to accompany their ol comrades to the barracks. It was nearly half- ast nine al before the Baces, who were the first to leave to docks were paraded in the open space outside the shed where the horses were ...

... E G Y P TO L)5EUTIM's ?? CAIRO, PXLeDAY.-TheO False Prophet is reported to be w~ithbin three days' march of Khartoum.d ALSXiANDRIA, F EVRIDAY.-' 87th Eepo, has embarked -n boared the steamer Lueitahi Which sails to Dday. The Indian Contingent which is tokvieit England will he in- spected by the Duke of Connaught this atternoon. It will be some little time before the list of letoours to all ...