5 JULY 1879, page 3

The Convocation Of Canterbury Has Made A New Attempt To

deal with the " Ornaments Rubric," and apparently has again failed. The Upper House, indeed, agreed upon a rubric which, if adopted by the whole of the Convocation, and......

The Times Of Monday Publishes A Detailed Report Of The

condition of the Army in Great Britain. It will be remembered that the Government took six millions to fill up all gaps, and for two years has been talking of nothing but war,......

The Peshawar Correspondent Of The Times Gives A...

of General Browne's Division, the first, now returning from Guudamuk. The war having concluded, it was necessary, ." for financial and political reasons," to march back the......

It Has Been Announced In Both Houses That The Government

have advised the Queen to create a new University in the North of England, to be called the Victoria Uni- versity, of which Owens College is to be the collegiate nucleus. Our......

The Prime Minister Has Refused The Gold Laurel-wreath...

Tracy Turnerelli has taken such pains to obtain for him, by collecting tributary pence from upwards of 50,000 of the English people,--.--pains on which, according to Mr. Tracy......

Mr. Fawcett, On Tuesday, Moved That The House Of Commons,

while accepting the contract for the purchase of the East India Railway, would not regard the arrangement as a precedent. He contended, and proved, that the India Office, by......

Prince Bismarck Is Carrying Out His New Policy To The

end. His new party has carried the Tariff Bill for him, and will carry the Bill making all the Railways the property of the Government. He will, therefore, as he believes, place......

Consols Were On Friday 98i To 981 Ox. Div.

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