... I - | . ~ ~ ~ ~_ 1 MR. SAru SUn, M.P., AND TE Yoga MEN's CeHISTIsA AssociflON--A MU2FCBNT Acr.-At the annual business meeting of the Liverpool Young Men's Christian Association, held last evening at the rooms, Mount-pleasant, Mr. Alexander Balfour, J.P., presiding, Mr. Sanitel Smith, H.P.. intimated that be had, in conjunction with his co-treasurer and partner, Mr. George MFerran, undertaken ...

... SPECIAL TELEGR . E | The Right Rev. Dr. Temple, Bishop of Exeter, has been appointed Bishop of London, and not the Bishop of Carlisle, as reported yesterday. At Bradford, yesterday, a weaver named Rufus Milner was remanded for a week on a charge of attempting to murder his wife through jealousy. Four persons perished in the fire in the mill of Messrs. Andrew Scott and Co., Bridgeton, Glasgow ...

... LIVELY MEETING OF THE HULL ANTI- MILL SHAREHOLDERS. I Max -- . - . - The annual meeting of the Hull Anti-Mill and General Industrial Society, Limited, was held on Wednetblay night, in the Sailors' Institute, Waterhouse-lane. There was a crowded attendance. Differences of opinion had, it seems, risen between Mr Haller, the president of the society, and the auditors and committee. It was stated ...

... IVOLVERIIAMPTON. Tue ACRICUr;B.4L hALL OOMPANY.-Thi5 company have mado a profit of £427. on the year's working out of wlichi it has been decided to pay the customary dividenid of seven per cent., and carry £102. forward. McINE MANAGEIRS' ENXAIINATlON,-YCSterdaY, ?? annual examiliation for managers' certificates of coin- petenoy under the Coal Mines legulamion Act took place in the Town Hal]. ...

... THri; BTRITISIT LOSSES AT A1BU KLEA. The Tinwio wilitarv critic, discussing the formation of the british troop's at Abhu Klea, says -The existence if a vely slight physiCal obstacle would make a vast difference iu repelling an Arab attackl A mnere visible and palpable line m irlding the sides of a square and showing the mon the preci-ic positioi at which they must .stanrd and( to which they ...

... Y DYNAMJTI-Al; YN LJ -JV N DA I N. Y MGMIS, I OHW-YTHU I EFYNY Y S-,NEB D. D - D A T), NEUADD 1WE1STMINSTER; A TIIWR -LUN; DAIN. LLAWY-BR 0 BEOiS0MA-JZ WEADM ?? NIWID'IO0. DIFIODr DIfkRIF.OI AR: EIDDQ.- P11DD-&S ddld Sa4wwr,,.c c ermod&. tri ffrwydracd-dnystio~e yz Llundain - -pal .ai, yn.gy4imai~it a'u.bod. d naill- ar-vo y ila11f sqynddengy~ Dy waith .yr fn fintai oafr yx4unwy: ;.ya itaidd; ...

... oa~ok'' CORRESPONDlNOE. 65 Fr.5-tr S'rnZaZ V WVednersday SIiht. 1 ren l~avtr hardly emerged fro= ona!, _ i3 e.ciernnt has to-day been plunged I' o anothel. For four days the town hba been .n a stae of mingled pain and indignation tcbs dynamite outrages of Saturday, agd to- 0J it3 pulse has been quickened afresh by theI dews from the Soudan. As early, I believe, ; ?? nine or ten o'clock this ...

... X, LONDGt,- N. LL' l rTL. I I~A ii-- I::t .- -1 v' firs en- :, ltIi-'., ?? xoc 'esi- r, NiLTI Er. V- S ?? of ani:iey and ura that Lung - Gh'eiiiral Sttwa'e anud his a-f ~lit ea y rt iai-refsably lifted ?? mutt1 u~i't f afresh vict-n-ry, for- lie te - ,ta I eY of the lend ind toItl~htuiiJ, wits taken, sprettl 101½- 3ove'r, JP itlietrnpohi';. The roorriin' - ?? c .udCi iiti'oii buy, before *1 ...

... TIHE CaUUCIH OF ENGLAND, Bishop Mobcrloy's impending resignsL ion of the 'See of Salisbury cannot take offeet rsntil the con- .clusion oftcertain legal procoeadini instituted in his name ag7ainst a ?? the Church Discipline Act, as, en a vaczancy of the see, thle wvhole. p-oceediaga wolld £all to~tbo ground. T'he suit. will be heard before- Lord .lPenzance on thle 19tl -of nest mouth. It isnrot ...

... I E, C~NIN THE SOUDAN.' FURTHER IST OF KILLED AND WOUNDEDa The following Bis a upplomentar return of the csnalties in the onagaient at the A.bu Klea Wells on the 17th instant, *eported by tole- gram from Lord Wolsel0y, dated Kotrd, 3Otb January, 18M 1 Ral.'- 2ad Dragoon Guards-m (f gm8) Pxivate Powell. i th Dragoon 5 WU*-2W Private Eyde 5th Dragoon Guar-41f*04'Corporak New- ton; 1928 Private ...

... MR. WVILLIAHM O'BRIEN, M.P.. AND |AIR. W. REDWOND, M.P. (BY TELEGUAPlI.) 1- Derry, Thursldav. M1iI. Wm O'Brien, Al ?? arrivud here this even ing from. Dublin by the four o'clock train, awd It was accorded a reception that ?? r enthusiasm could scarcely bo surpassed. Long before the, arrival of the train the neighbourhood of the i t t platform of the Great Northern IRailsay station was occupied ...

... TO THE1 EDMTO F Ta E FE3EMAN. 11 DEAlt SIR-We are now accustomed to daily i surprises in our papers, but the most startling novelty for some time is the letter in your paper of the 18th inst from Mr. Biggir, M P, patting 1 the Privy Council on the back as in fact the only body who have now the power to save the unfortunate people from the machinations of company promotes. imagine Judge ...