... ?vl 41 'Ar &, -A and ?ffililitaq. THE VOLUNTEERS. IST NEWCASTLE AND DCUPrAA Esxx ra VoLes- TEI;8.-Villiaen learnes, gentlemen, M.A., M.D., to be actiig surgeon. John B. Furneaux, gentlemuan, to be Iieutenant.-London Ga:zte. GUN COMIPET1TIOS AT TYx:EOUTH.-The follow- ing are the results of the 40-pounder Armstrong gan competition held on Saturday at Tynemouth, by mem- bers of the First ...

... 51V JL'J ?? , liEaOP AUCELAND, THOrSiLYf-BlttCr, Is 4j per lb.; eggs, B to 9 for Is ; reoeod ?? 8 ae1 upwards chick'3es, 2s to 2; 9W; dtilis, *26 3ia to 2s 8d.IsIPe RU'ON, TnUnSDOkY.BUtter, IS 941 to i lii pd roll of 24oz. ; eggs, 9 to 1t0 for Is; 3s 64 to 5s, and dlucks is to l d 04 per eoujr pigeons, ri- to 7d each; potatoes, (i to 74 Ie stone. TO.BCCON MT. 0001t1SO0i0.- Ne>lblei 000 U oo, ...

... HAiVFEST f'1ANKoji-VING AT ST. PAUL'8. V)AULINONi, disy SERMON IBY ARCHDEACON NO. ace WATKINS. Mr [ug. Last evening, a harvest thanksgiving service (se 614 was held in St. Paul's Chlurch, North-JrOad, Dar- inewt Lof linglon, when there was au unusually large con. Th4 gregatioi, every seattbang occup~iedJ. The service dealt uoit was couducted by the Rector (the Rev. Mr quart DM Hutichinson), ...

... p j. 4 ?? SHE SORTFHERN ECHO. r'giI. mr, SEPTEPElBEt' 15, 188?. ABAI-S COLLAPSE. ]3e thse I iee thcsc iiucs are before the thlere is everv rcflso to believe ' tailigi t fr.i 0 Aloulrita to Cairo, will toil( 112 ie ;;ic hauls !f tlhe ?? Army. witi. ll eletidil W ?? CItI erari of Te,- Mai r1.h hjiC ii ilte 00:Iiiptill Of f lz ?? ily eelineu by sh; wlciti PtitiLi ?? l it k grliin iul- it o liw ...

... e DURHAM CATHEDllAtj. . soDjY, SEPrTisuttI 1, 1882. &Iornlug-Servic: Narsi in F. nthism X(8G): Have m.roy up in mie (Winter). ,- vertng-servio: Nres in F; Anthem (01i;: All ya who Weep (Ronnod1- Earl Fitzwilliam has left COu'es in his yacht for Coollatin Park, county Wicklow. According to a census taken by the municipal authorities at Scarborough, there are at present 16,000 visitors ;n the ...

... THEI WEARL'ATE MINERS. MASS MEETING AlT ST. JOHN'S t CH:APEL. J ?? r DECISION TO REFUSE BARGAINS. ea A crowded and enthusiastic ineeting of miners r was held last night at St. John's Chapael. Mr Thomas Etnuierson, secretary, was unanimously i culled to Ihe chair. After the Lord's Prsyer haa i been fervently offered, - i The CHAIRMAN said he had been in the front of t this moveunent, ani ...

... SPECIAL MFIETING OF DARLING- TON TOWN COUNCIL. TesterdaY efternlooO, ai special meeting of the Declington Town Council wase Oalled in accordance w hardn.ii . by Counncillors Marshall, Sedg. iock, Wifkea, Robeon, and Dreesor, for thear- poile of receiving report of the General Puro poses Com30 ie with reference to the proposed hlew railway into Darliogtbe. The Mayor (Ur GeVe. liwi) preetsha ld ...

... rT H. E W A R. WiE RECONNAISSANCE AT t MANDARA, PIEs L ?? a BRUSH WITH THE ElNEM Y. Oh TUE EXECUTION AT ALEXANDRIA. ail ?? ~~ex] A S'KARTLING SEQUE L. i rEXCIIAoNG C0,1P.A.Y'S TEaPR~seA~.] AL-EX&NDRIA, FIIIDY. Lieutenant. Dorrian's corps of mfounted infantry P.) made a racauneissance early this morning in the of direction of the palm-groves at Mandarat, and cot enlglged thes Oulpoeta of the ...

... EN-D OF 00T H E WAR ?? a- ' : ?? Tb i SIR GARNET IN teleg abt 5 .- AIRO . ; tet uyeact .. ,- : : tclaim :ad SURRENDER OF dog ARABI & 10,000 MEN. anuc : ?? ?? C eren pin t , THE REBEL HIEFSTO BE TRIED a agt cheer by tl street ARABI'S FLIGHT crease FROM TEL-EL-K EBIR, deligl THE GHASTLY BATTLE FIELD. Ar, 3 . - .. :esrreo IMiPORTANT DESPATCHES le'r Ali FROM SIR G. WOLSELEY, tgoysi - ?? A rt . ?? ...

... _ORTH COUNT~i NEWS.I L o TH COUNTRY NEWS. DURIIAH CATHEDRII . P TauORDs , SEPTE5NIE R 21, 1832. n as Morning-Sarvice: Gairett iu D. Antlheo (149) The Ly. Lord gave tbv word (Efandel), Introlt (482) Blesssd is by, he who cometh (Goanod). Comtnunlon: Garrattin D. ,r EveningSo.vic: Garrott i, D. Aathom (457) 1 haard P. voice from Heavea (Plerson). ad aa The Lord Bishop of Durham returned to Anck. ...

... THIE MINERS' CONF.ERE NCl. A GENERAL STRIKE THREATENED, -The Conference of miners' delegates was re- stamled oa Saturday at the Manohester Mechanics' antitate, under the presidency of Ur Bart, M.P., .andl concluded. I, Thle Pamsl)>sNT stated that a meeting of the Clentral Committee of the National Board had been held since ihat Conference adjourned on the previous night, aud lid deeided, in ...

... ?? H TI V A 1,2VOR TH 'EI RN CHO, I fU.DtY t Xtl0l rr ellng ?? M U SD Y _ _T _ _.I_ _R_ _ , _ _ _ I= - -= WORIUMEN IN ONofl':s A.xoU;G Autumn .fCon!greLoec, ?? 110~ id sitting at Manchester holds1 an i.lJ n!niP place. Ironmasters at Vienna are CoUOi:CY' iug how scientifically to it'llpr tii Als trade. Clergymen at Derby will dOdrt'.. nil cuss the ?? of objeCeS j; ?? Vt at spiritual ...