... ITHE C.AELIC 3OIETY OF LONJD01. I'N Mirqnis *t Lornd preiiti'l at tie annuAl tinrre ZX t'ttltre'C stcilty. hel-i r t t IG lio1borli TooUa t, Luodo- Ataeing tuioje nreaeun `*'re loerd ReY Archdetacon uinet.iir, and Dr la prcoasing the Arany and Nmvy.' Lord Ukir'.ard he .-at' rntind.'d r'y the ucitirin of tee Lorden S;iir Wiichn or g.w r prozeiiesd a,:til only in Lorndar, Lu' ,ireourc t tre ...

... I GENERAL NEWSB Skirts of a deep green moire are new, with dressy bodices of thin materials. Fortune-telling is the order of the day in both fashionable and political circles in Paris. The mode for some summer frocks is apparently a close resemblance to a fluffy lamp shade. A farmer named Wilkinson has just died at Goleen, County Cork, at the age of 108 years. The laws of Germany do not allow ...

... I RISING OF TIHE AFRIDIS. A GRATE OUTLOOK, DEATH OF COLONEL LAMB. (Ptrss ASsociATioN TarL.znltA.) Lo1SiioN, A101iddty.I Further disquietilig nlOit; as been roceiYei d fromh India to-day. The Afridis, said tlo ho ainong the most formidable and warlike of the horder tribes, aro reported to have joined the rebels, and while former reports of their defaction explicitly stated there had| been no ...

... ISECOND EDITION mmmo maw=M r O 6 Nyw BuexX &SwnT, LosDoE, A Daumm JouAi Ornos. Tuesday morning, 6530 (BY SPEOIAL WIRE.) THE RISING OF THE AFRIDIS. ATTACK ON PORT MAUDE. (CENTRAL Niws TELEOSAM. PESHAWAR, Monday Afternoon. The Afridi tribesmen have at length risen in eartiest. Thousands of them, well armed, are np in the Khyber Paas. Leaving a force to invest Ali Musjid, the tribesmen are now ...

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... _ I FtIAR8 PRICE OF MDAL. SltR,-I should like, with your permisasion, to al make a few comments on your own leadin g artiole 7 and a correspondent's interesting commrunica- tion anent the above subjeot.. And as both the it article and the communication ruin on very maunh tl the some lines, perhaps you will allow me to deal ' with them conjointly. 1. 'There has been a good deal of abuse of ...

... 'IRE WEATI=--- THE WEA;lo LTHER11X1 Thermomnnieter andl iBarometer, EAINIGI', Ai, 2 A.Ml. TO()AY. SFI7E.M., I MhrTiQ.R I I Rm'i -I I I-, -I - l ,-ie I- _I. , AUKN. blGO'I 3 e > - 7 3i& M.- 638 P.z.i. ets. - - 5 L3 e. 31 . 2 8 so.31 gig Neater at Aber I 11 47 A. M , . , .. . - '2..4, , . ) , e t t i r, u i~ _a a i t F ' _ _ _ !2 . 21 F4,IRfCASTS FOR TO.DAY. The following foreaqts of ...

... , FOTBALL. THE ASSOIAT1ION GAME. IRELAND V. SCOTLAND., Cliftonville Grounds, Belfast, was the scene of the loth international between Scotland and Ireland. Result-Scotlabnd 3, Ireland 0. Scotland has won all the previous encounters, except that of 1896 whiich was a draw. In all the matches Scotland has scored 69 goals, and Ire- land 12. SELrCTrON OF SCOTCE TEAM AGAINST ENGLAND i PosTroXED .- ...

... BRITl'ISH iNTRMEST8 IN SOUTH AR1 I CA. ADDRESS BY MIt WYNtIAM, M.P. A public meethily w[c 1*1elc ill tire Alurie Hiall, Eidinburglx, aIst iiigiht tindor the 'luIpiei of tho 1 Soulth Atricaxi Acitiatxiii to oLor an a:dules by i \I \Wyidilali MI'., on'' firitie llIlnteiret.s ill Sou lir Africa. Ili tiic alisenec oi Sir LCewis MiLoer, . 1', thlrrough iiiliii~xsitiiiii, 1C .lttiesun, st. '., ...

... I I S Npw BEiDGg STFIUaT, LoNmob, A-I&ADR]EN JOURNAL 0jFroE. Friday morning, 5.30. (BY SPECIAL WIRE.) TIEi ,' SITUATION IN THI- SOUDAN. DERVISHES ABOUT TO MOVE. (TmES TELEGSRAM,) RUNAR, Friday. The gunboats report that Malimud's main body is stil at El Aiiab, but the enemy are filling their water skins and preparing to miove their camip, which stretches for five miles. TheiEgyptian cavalry ha ...

... FIS INTIML1LIGENC:, WHITE FISHING. ABERDEEN, 'ruesday -Good auppliea were In the Fiih Market to day, 21 trawlers and three great sail line boats having a total of 103 tons. The trawlers Scottish 'clle, John Brown, SE Andrew, Bentley, Grebe, John Nutten, Sunray, Stratbiala, North American, Brent, Conensodore, Balnooral Castle, Strathdon, Countesa, Ella, Victorian Prince, Capilla, Saxon Prince, ...

... tY iTHOUAN ItNDS fir, tlef 1,Penlt payable by any of t e rubber manufacturers who ruay supply Us ~~b i~~~8te ~ tvor j ofnnnfantre f 6 Ted Pus ealt? enables us to safeguad the public against unsatisf tory tyres. DUMLOPS are not S1tXCay od L ut to RLDE; and when we hav sold a tyre we folow it 011 ove tbe world With our cl*sei idtesrpret that Guarbutee in the moat liberl spirit. Aud it rnoat aot ...