London vid Bombay, 16th June.
Sir F. G. Banbury has been elected for the City of London in succession to Sir Edward Clarke, K.O, resigned, The Rr. Hon. Alfred Lyttelton, has been elected for St. George's, Hanover Square, in succession to Col. the Hon. H. Legge.
Both candidates were unopposed.
Docks had her speed trials yesierday with etatiefactory results, The mean speed—exceeded thirteen knots, The Longwo proceeds to Shanghai on Wednesday (to-day) Our own correspondent, TdE SESSION, London via Bombay, 19th June.
Sir Henry Campbell-Banaerman said that Parliament, it was proposed, should adjourn for August ind September, and reassemble for the automn,—leuter, Londo, 20th Tune.
Mr, Aequith has intimated that the Government desires to adjourn, on the 4th of Angust.—Exolusive service,
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