... ?? varliantalt HOUSE OF LORDS,-MoNDAT. Lord Wemyss proposed: That having regard to the defective state of our military organization, and to the great importance of the militi- force, it is essential that the militia be recruited up to its established strength ; and that the Militia Reserve should, as intended by its originator, the late General Peel. be borne In excess of the militia ...

... .j7jf, ? ?? ?5;-i Griu'Rai-OrE THE CONVOCATION OF BOTH HIousEs OF THE PROVINCE OF CANTERBURY assembled last week at Westminster. Among the more notable matters on the opening day were the petition from the Rev. W. J. Tozer, late Bishop of Jamaica, against the suggested use of unfermented wine at the Holy Communion, the appoint- ment of a Committee of five Bishops-Winchester, Lincoln, Ely, ...

... PAST AND PRESENT MEDICAL RECORDS OF _VIE1POL. nt. r em- wC TI ?? J )st The approaching visit of the British 'Medical !E at Association to this city, for the purpose of st 'to holding its 51st annual meeting-tbethird of A lie the series which h as taiken place in Liverpool- li ge is exciting muchi interest in professional and M 00 general circles, and there is a well-grounded ft lut belief that ...

... THE ROYAL LIVER FRMEDLY SOIETY. ye - vO ANNNUAL MEEIG.' id The 33rd annnal meeting of the members 'of the to above society was held last evening in the Hope be Heal, Hope-street, in this city. There was a large e attendance. The chair was occapied by Mr. H-. te Liversage, who was supported on the platform by Messrs. Henry Iiversage and James Atherton. sece- ess taries; William Athertou, ...

... UE MIEDEBIJ7RG. ra rrz ttroae 0' rg JYaOOL, flR.Y to the report of the in. u 0s : oie c asualty which occurd en ! Ut ?? r eent voyage from Junin to H D&W0, 5rilt ?? in your issue of the R. e're S$ one or two points to which, in El we thin- attention ought to be du e ,Wt Commissioner has found W ien overlaen in having only a an Ca 7in. whereas in the co ?? '~hery she ought to, ; aro0 to his ...

... t~h ON DISTRIICTS CONYALES- be I CENT -. D. ot the governors of the abovs fund ;4 Me.te-y, at the Westminster Palace wi.ng :hc-e prtsent were Lord Derby, re, lord lefto, Iord Wiznsarieigb, C. Heywood, E. Ashworth,j ?? .Hugi2,)a~cn, MY rv. H. Btchinson5,1 ia.. T1e Building and Hospital ?? e that the new home at South- L4t:h s - .ea, nearly ilnished, and theagree- , tagerct by a committee of ...

... EL'r3 ?0-LEX ZUPREXUA. ! - ?? I Iune ~ou e of Lords yesterday the, ; C(remwithdrew the notice of motion ' an e~,* ._ , - ' ' 2D his name for the appoint- ase et comm~ittee to consider the p i?\anal Bill. The order urne3 debate on the London' o wers (Ventilation of Dtil an~d the AXetropolitan ' 'rha (Listrict l' ailway) y o th motion of the ;: discharged. The Mar- ¼Erord ealled attention to ...

... THE SECOND SUEZ CANAL IMPORTANT~ STATEMENT BY fl1 CHILDEES. tha Yesterday afternoon, a deputation trin the 2.4 [3Assodcaio of Chambers of Commerce hbad an in- aI terview WIth Xr. Chzilders, with whom was Mr. De Chamberlain, at thei Treasury Offices, Whitehiall, pil in reference to the statement made by that Minister r in the Rouse of Comimons, on Wednesday, respect- at aeino tesee od Suez ...

... InI the H-ouse of Lords, last evening,, E arl (iruaN- vmLL stalted, in reply to the Marquis Of SAIJS- awaRY, that the G ovriment bad ( no information with reference to the reported expulsion of the Br-itishiConisul from Madagatyscatr bey~ond tha~t already given, but despatche~s wore on the way homle, Ile (Lord GRANVILLE) had seen the French Cliarg6 ?? in London, and had also telegraphed to ...

... THE CHOLERA IN EGypT. LREUTER'S TELEGRAMS.] ALEXANDRIA, July 12-The mortality froum ?? ai Damietta during the twenty-four hours ending 9 I yesterday was 64, There were 89 deaths at jlansurl; s 5'at Talka, 10 at Ziftch and Samanoud, and 1 at Sbirhiu. e ei-Kum, Thc last-named place is about thirty miles from a Cairo, and Zifteh some forty miles. CAIRO, July 12.-During the twenty3forrr hours ...

... The Rev. T. L. Claughton. vicar of Kidderminster, re- 6 turned home on Thursday evening, after a prolonged hi absence in searcl of health ; and on Friday evening, at the e: Town Hall, a numerous company assembled to welcome w him hack. Mr. Claughton has spent the time of his pi absence principally along 1he Mediterranean coast, the se countries lie has visited including Palestine. His voyage F ...

... DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES. The annual distribution of prizes to the successful students at St. Mary's Roman Catholic College, Oscott, took place yesterday, in the Northcote Hall of the college, in the presence of alarge and distinguished company. The students were examined on two occasions during the scholastic year, the lrsf being in April to test the ordinary work of the boys in the middle of ...