terms to and Rowed the World Plenure Toon. DUKE OF DEVONSHIRE July 21st Apply to J. B. Wastray and C0.,13t, London. &C., or to the Huddersfield Parrim Co.. Huddersfield.

Replying to Mr. Aecroft. Mr. CURZON said oar Consul at Manila had been requested by telegraph to give fall publicity to any notice affecting British subjects. THE REBELLION IN CHINA. In answer to Mr. Herbert Roberto, Mr. CURZON said that our Consul at Shanghai reported that the

This return match, the only one accorded to the Halifax ground this season, was commenced yesterday. The weather during the morning was showery. sod delayed the start until 12-30. Of Yorkshire's usual eleven, only Brown, hint, Milligan. Moorhonse, and Denton were playing, severa

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UNIONIST OPPOSITION. When the Vamination Bill comes up for the third reading, an endeavour will, it is stated, be made from the Unionist side to detest the measure. Mn fewer Iliac three Unionist members, Mr. Dunoombe. Mr. Coghill, and Mr. Verney, are separately giving notice of

The Pariah Fire Engines Bill. which had passed the Commons, and the object of which is to enable parishes to make arrangements with neighbouring local sa►horities for the use of fire engine*, was read • second time, on the motion of Lord HARRIS. . The Fisheries (Ireland) Bill pa

Mr. HEDDERWICK asked whether the territories of the King of Wam in the hinterland of the Gold Coast had recently been invaded by the French ? Mr. CHAMBERLAIN said the Governor had heard nothing of the reported invasion. If it had been true the Governor would have heard of it and