... RAMLWAY ANOUNCEMENrM The Mixand Railway Company announce that the futiorvice of trfins for the summer season will crome into force on July ht. The mosnt notable Sea. turos vhicl cell for attention axo tho navy corridor atrains, which the company will run between Lon- qdun and Glwagow, and London and Edinburgh re- pflsp ively. The trains will be composed of now corrildor carriages of the most ...

... TlIlPtfl IL SI'A(ii SPEC'TACLES. t'rcii'ic 'liixia vrai ?? plo ascot ad t a nietilig lwil at I ,er Maje isty's 'itittairn III slippoed of the liilixaial Ulkte. Mr ixfeerliolcint Tret pro'ietld oertia of tie lie-, ~ ~ ~ ~ netit~ mll - l Il--ki now it mvitcho it rof bitt olvi' 0ro fetsilo'i, ?? aitI ioiicct wor't foil. futhee iliirumitiist 'eli nit sil lil aciitirift ; iii 10:3 1ight i Ms. tPree ...

... Btaxig Brothers and Co. (Limited) notify that tihe coupons Ii On Lhe Morrhannk Syvratne Baiwoty Three per Cent BoiSds S sril Taintow Srowrv IaifwjyV Four per Cent. Bonds sheuld be presented *. or after Ihe 14th ?? Brothers and C o. Vctoitecl) notifv that the couronrl on the Buene*i Aires Six per Cent, h~onda (Lon or ?? rhould be premented on . or titer tile 12th ?? ead share wart-nt. to bearer ...

... I ON MkIG THE AR.MY ASSAMIVE. SPEECH BY LORD LANSDOWMjE. Yesterday afternoon the forty-fourth anniversary general neatting of the Sn}ldi-r' Dnaughtnrs - Homne was held in iis grounds on Roislyn-hilFl impatead. The larnuisi o: ln-downe presidedl, and amongst those Tlr.'?seit vere Lirput.-Gei. ILord PD Roe, chair. rn-ran of thP cnrniatteie. anld Lady Do Ros, Tardy Napior of Maxtydala, Major-Con. ...

... I] 2111. IO'FEYR AT PRETORIA.. YESTERDAYS CONFERENCE, REPORTE'D SETTLEMENT. P Er;. SAID TO BE ASSURED. CONFLICTING REPORTS. (IlRETEWS SPE'iWlL SEPVICE) I es~tfn~rn PRE:B1:RL.&, July e3. ;llecsrs. Tlofnmeyr andl Ho.rholdit axrivo~i htere i tlhi.-; nortiiig, anl were recived by Mr. leoitz, the Stute Searot'ry, as guest,; of the tGovern- iiioiit. in co ljinrtioin with r. Fisohor, they nmet the ...

... TIHE PEACE CONFERENOB- EXTRAORDINARY INCIDET ARMETALN CHALLENGID TO A DUEL BY THE TURKISH DELEGATE THE DMM JUM BUETM H0STILE VOTE IN COMMITTEE (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) TIlE HAGUE, Thursdy Night. Tho first Pub-section of First Committee (Dio- armamnent) held a record sitting for length this morning-from ten to one. The members then remarked that lunch was overdue, and that it would be ...

... A Libend Apveal irrm SuthAf ica. PLAIX speaking aiva- s causes all greart coumotinn, and Sir Alfred I Milner's dispatch is no exception I n _ . . ?? . .. i to tbe rule. We are so accustomned in these days to flabbin&ss in high places, and the ltnLugc of statesmanship' is so often found to consist in ?? pi~tituiinaarianism, that a servant of the CrownL who pronounces definite views in strong ...

... I LIBERALS AND LOCAL VM RESIGNATION OF AN MP. SIR JOHN AUSTIN TO STAND AGAM. Last night's Gazette contains the followI ing notificntion. of the resignation of Sir John Austin, Liberal member for the Osgoldcross JDivisioll of Yoricshiie: Treaiury Chmtbers, June 16. 1899. T'he ChaneeJlor of the Exchequer hbas £p- pointed Sir Jolir, Austin, Bart., to be Steward and Bailiff of the Three Hundreds ...

... T !E PI-'E1::PEA'VB N op (ouM MO S AND1) 1FOO fITATHS. ANLMlGACMATION OF SOCIETIES. Mr. G. J. 7 :a ' :: pr's dod osvr tlha' anuratial st~~t'eTC !'Otie? ?1 O' ?? iu- tiroraths T rr' r- fLt'e' Soc t.:e liel3 at ole Royal unlted Mer-vi-' lrst:;u.-: ?? y. v. a r:di said t tll;s t riot be sut - pos-di3 .a a a n 1reir.~ rad not iw'e I ld:t! rceer.:y rmat. -1-- er Se- har. bs'er reu;s b:n at wor--k ...

... UNVEBRSITY INTELLIGEN7CE. OXFORD. June 28. HONOLt9 TN, TIE SCHOOL OF JURISPIRUDENCEL E Tho flolowing Clas List was issoed this evening: C'lass ?? F. Fox, Chrst. Churc; and John S. Wallace, Lincoln. Clas U.-P-Illp W. Baker, Ba.1he!: Thomas T. Blvt., t Brseanose; Charles Doughty, Corpus Chriati; Richard 1V I Uandloy, 't John s Lamubert W. Middleton, New College; a Chbarles StK J. W. Nicholson, ...

... !ILTE CRISIS IN THrE CRURCIL i GOOD) F'ltI'AY RITUAL. I'llE MASS 0OF TUEA PREtFAANCTIFIED. WiHAT TILE1 BI-ISHOP OF LONDON HAS FORBIDDEN. MILAT TIHE; BISHOP1 OF ROCHIESTER; Aftemr a quiet and dcvotionsl Lenit, with at mult~titude 3fl I i t!rl2,1 ' -if) ViitIL- 81 i5 an td m t lt W of [lui, ALt it a fewu oh ailte,,r ~v the ( lr lirsti 1i1333 hne ro4lsra t~ie liutrr,'et wa ?? mnifetat to know ...

... THE WESiI EPS'r~l)TDFOD. - E CFRUNIONY AT A CRDWTF. Tho annual Iirwrt musical and literary festival of ?? !o bon, !leltd tli woc.ak at tlardifl. For tht ettenilig dry tht, town was tastefut!y deco. jr-:it-d ani a. t-tlotttii:d pa vilion wa, Rpecially erec ted in Csrthsisvs Park. whereini the blihiltes of thole ani'rt ?? tas conduted Illn the nt iii'' ihivs v . t. ?? [JT0 rceioi rt rud frt i ...