... lTHE ATTACK ON BULLERS CAMP. DEFEAT OF THIE MAHDISTS. CLEVER AND SUCCESSFUL RUSE. The Daily Telegraph publishes the follow- ?? telegram in a special Sunday edition GAxDru, PEB. 19. f The enemy retired from his position near t the Abu Kleq Wells on the afternoon of I the 17th inst. We now hold the hills from c which their riflemen fired upon our men. Our loss amounts to twenty-five wounded and ...

... LOCAL NEWS Wrane AND BIEKZNRAD AGRICULTURAL ?? date of this society's nest show has been changed from the 10th, 11th, and 12th June to the 17th, 18tb, and 19th of the same month. It is further announced by the secretary (Mr. J. S. Lewis) that the dog section of the show will be under Kennel Club ales. THE Wear DrsY LocAL BOARD AND PAnRMA- mART Scoams.-A special meeting of the West Derby Local ...

... BRILLIANT SORTIE OF THE KASSALA GARRISON. GREAT SLAUGHTER OF THE BESIEGERS. NEWS FROM GENERAL BRACKENBURY. [OnMeaAa DasTCHa.] The following telegram from Lord Wolseley to the Secretary of State for War was received at the War Oflico yesterday RoaTr, February 25 (5 ?? has boen received from General Brackenbury, up to 4 p.m., 21st instant, from flobboh, opposite Kanict Island. The whole force, ...

... X NOVIORS TO ?? letteri intendeitor /Publication amastbe accompanici by the ncomne an.1 addreis of the writer ; not -qeesemrily Pr psbltcalion, tot for the inforatatlon orft/t Editor. When anoocr3 to q'1eeoio'l are nlet gicen in the course of a day or tws, the quectloners wil plearse t usderstaart that wce eve o curble to sappty tie ?? asked for, Wo cannot refera cc ocal eontieaecatloaw. J. C. ...

... I3IIWMINGHAM GENERAL DISPENSARY, The ennual meeting of subscribers to tire General Dis- pensary was held on Wednesday in the Board Room of the Institution, Union Street; Alderman Cook nresiding. Amonnst those present were Alderman Lloyd, Councillot Dleakin- the tevds. Canon, Bowiby, IV. Greaney, and. C, J, Emanuel; Messrs. I. IHeaton, Air. Barrell, 1. Keep, W. T. Smedley, A. Forrest (secretary ...

... STOCURfIlRIDCE. *so. 1e . - l tL - I- - COUNTY Cc)rsr'li C(uasm-At the County Court, on Satrirday-before Mr. T. Ampirlett, Deputy Judge-a case was called 011, il whicll i\[r, F. Westwood was thc plain- tiff, and Mr. Ashmead, surgeon, of i rierley Hill, the defendant. Mr. Speatrmana (instructed by Mr. Perry) nappeared for the plain tiff, and Mr. Darling finstructed by Meossrs. Hoinfray and ...

... (By Orlando Whistlecraft.) Report for the week ending February 21st, 1885. Feb. A.0 Wind. Rain. Character. Deg Deg Sun 1i 45 51 S.E, '28 Cloudy, Rud vain at times. Mon 16 461 50 S. *90 Much rain a11 day. Tues 17 38 43 N.E. 26 Rain a.m. Fier pm, Wed 18 31 43 N,W. - Fine and chiefly bright. Th 19 31 42 SW. - Frost am. Bright day. Fri 20 30s 38 N.E. - Frost a.m. Cold and cloudy. Sat 21 26 39 E. - ...

... i.PESEYTION TO THE 0XARQWS oi I., ly-~ LORNE-_ Yesterday the Pricess Loi9se anad iquis of Lome paid a visit to the Mansion-ViLouse on the toccasion of the presentation to the Marquis of Lone of the freedom ad livery of the Tin-Plate and Wire. 'Workers Company. Among those present were the Lkord Mayrgand Lady WayoressrVscountessFolkeetone .the Baroness Burdett-Coutts, the Sheriffs of Londoa ...

... NAVAL AND MILITARYo CHATHAM, P23. 29, Owing to the wyhole of the avietlable offcers conl ijon depoehe toSpyt, or ervce iththetrOPS in the serics o smeof heprvat mdicl ratitonrsin Bronip- ton nd imlbca o tke te mdica chrgeof the troop)s PORITSMOUITH, FEB. 22 The Minotaur, armour-plated ship, Captain Britten, left Spitlioud yesterday, to rejoin the Channel dquadron. in wh ich she wvill reune ic ...

... HfOME. Yesterda. at the Police Court seve-al provi- siano dealers wvere fined for selling butterine us butter. S C Yesterday morning Lord Claud Hamilton, M.P., a and MTr. Maurice Brooks;, M.P., left Kingstowrn for London. A meeting will be held at Knockavella, Cashel, to-morrow, to establish a branch of the Irish Na- c tional League. r At a meeting of the Dublin Kyrle Society, held yesterday, ...

... - THE. , -e VOTE OF CENSURE. ?? SCENES IN BOTH 'HOUSES.le THE GOVERNMENT SAVED ti BY FOURTEEN.- tj Iti STRIKING ACTION OF THE 'os IRISH PARTY. (PRESS ASSOCIATION - TELEGItAM.) d London, Saturday Morning. v In the House of Lords when the divisioa wast taken shortly before midn~ight there vwas an un- usually large attendance of members and visitors. a Among the occupants of the, front cross ...

... MILITARY INTELLIGENCEI. i MILITARY AND MI1LITIA APPOINT- ME NTS. (By Frceman Special Wire.) (From the London Gazette of Last Sight.J War Office, 27th Feb. 4th Dragoon Guards-Lienienant E S Gleadow, froem the 3rd Battalion the East York-hire Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice W F Shakespeare: Lieutenant F Trema3ne, from the 4th Battalion the Devonshire Re- iment, to be Lieutenant. 19th Hlussars- ...