... I ly. ?? MS1 ' mt nd Tll WAR IN THE SOUDAN. ait,- DOWooLS, MAT 9. The following movements of officers are an- to ?? Sir Evelyn Wood will proceed 1he to Cairo. General Dormer and staff to Debbeh - m- Colonel Lanyon to Abu Gusi; and Colonel Wolse- t ley to India4 i DoNGoEu, M~AY 10. , y It is reported that Osman Digna, with a few en folowers, isat Berber. -ee The Emir of Berber has gone to ...

... ISPECIAL TELLRAMS. &C. ire I . I A Renter's Malta telegram of yterday's date ed says- Thehired ?? a mived here he from Alexandria, and sails to-day forPortamouth. ad While conveying a 'lergyman to one of the It islands near Slubbereen, last night, the boat ed capsised, and two brothers of the name of Began [ef were drowned. be W. George V. N. Lothrop has been appointed United States Minister ...

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... WITHDRAWAL I OF THE I BUTE-TAFF A3IALGwA-, MATION BILL I Lg LONDON, MonDray. f ,. On the sitting of the Select Committee of the T ; House oI Lords this morning, r is Mr. Pope, Q.O., said: I don't know whether i .s your lordships would prefer that we should pro- re Ld ceed with the Rbymney Bill, or that I should state je * the view that the promoters of the Bute Docks It Amalgamation Bill have ...

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... WfULSH INTEIMR[DTATE EDUCATIOIN. - ., . ?? 4. J. flGL: . IJLf* I- JU tiItJLX. pr It is interesting to witness the various and l conflicting opinions expressed on the subject sa, of Intermediate Education in Wales. Judg- Sc ing by the reports of the meeting recently cr rt held on the subject at the Memorial Hall, it it London, one might imagine the whole of vii L; the Principality to be in a ...

... K: - THE QUESTION OF THE -ri DARDANELLES. . Su tb , ATTITUDE OF THE COLONIES. tv WAR PREPARATIONS SUS- re l PENDED. ha I ?? X[nUTrIn'S TELEGRAMS.). m ST. PETERSBURG, MAY 9. trl r The Journal de St. Pdtersbotrq, in an article to-day commenting upon the opinion expressed gr by the Marquis of Salisbury in the House of Lords in regard to the closing of the Dardanelles, An says :- We shall ...

... (UIITRCH OF SCOTLAND E.NDOW- MENT SCHE-ME. DEPUTATION TO ABERDEEN. yesterday special services were conducted in all thie parish churches in Aberdeen by miembers of the corninittee having charge of tile Church of Scotland Endowment Scheme. In the afternoon a ptiblic meeting was held in the East Church. Iev. Jimes Cooper presided, and introduced the speakes S, who ivere :-Rev. Dr Hutchison, ...

... T~zlE DYNAMITEil EXPLOI~OS.o The prisoners, James Gilberi Cosnliugham and Harry Burton, were brought up fowl t~ i 1:.t the Central Criminall Court on Monday, before Mr.Juotic~s hawkizs, on the charge of treason felony. Ilost careful precautionls were taken with rcgard to the rernov.:l of tl e pr is-oners from gaol, and with regard to the adm~is.iun o~f the pobl~h to the court. Policemen were ...

... 'WILLS AND BEQUEST& The will (dated Jan. 15, 1884) of Major.Generel Charles George Gordon, 0,8., Iato of No, 5, S.ltR stone place, diutbanmpton, who died on January 26 last, at Khartoum. wee proved on the 23rd ailt by Sir Efenry %Vlilarnm Uordon. KC.UB., the brother, one of the Cxenuture, the value Of the personal estate amonoting to £2205. Tbo teetator leaves all hie real and perainsi etmtse ...

... jV g~tgg 6pgt~t4 MAI 9, 1885. REGlSTRR-D AT THE GENERAL POST OFFlICG AS A YEWSIPAPER. (Allan o'n ?? am ddydd Merher). EGWYDDOR silf enol y Gyllideb newydd a ddadleowyd gan Gangbellydd y Trysorlys nos Iau, yr wythncs ddiweddaf, ydyw, yn gyrtaf, peidio gos3d trft1ji newyddion ar nwyddau ymboitb, tanwydd7 na goleuni; so yn ail, peidio cyfa-foi yr oil o dreuliau eithriadol y ?? allan o gyllid y ? ...

... LLOFRUDDlO PLENTY N, Ac YAIG&IS AT HEU AN-LADDIAD YN N GH&ERNARF'ON. PRYDNAWXd- dyd& Snawr;i, cyanmerodd trychineb dyofiyrgillyd le yn iNbaernirfo*, pan y darfu i wraij briod o'r euw Sarah loberts, yr hon eedd Iyn byw yn 45, North Pen'rallt, yn y dref hono, ladd ei.merch, plentyn tsir-blwydd oed, trwy dosi ei gwddf, so a -waaeth ymgais ar ol hyny i ddy- fetha ei bywyd ei hun. LUraig ydyw i un ...