THE TEESDALE MERCURY—WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1890.

NEWS NOTES. CHIEF BARON PAT.LES ON BOY- TOO MUCH OF A GOOD THING. CURIOS OF CORRESPONDENCE. INDIAN AND COLONIAL. REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. COTTING. The cold lainy weather tbat lasted till the middle Among tbe more interesting lots in the Cozens sale (From " The Agricvltvral Gazette.*) The trial which has been concluded at the Wicklow of July has (tbe Vienna correspondent of tbe London of autographs in London last week were the Stanhope EPITOME OP HEWS. B. not Identify anrMUx Daily Telegraph says) been followed by intense heat, SIR DAVID IlAnnocE, financial member of the Indian We have experienced, during the past week, tea Assizes, of conspiracy cases from Gorey of the class Correspondence, the Fairfax Correspondence, the M such as has not been experienced for many years. One Viceroy's Council, has introduced in that body a bill proverbial three hot days and a thunderstorm" usually tried by resident magistrates, afforded an Uayly Correspondence, and the Blessingtoa Corres­ b ,d m hundred and one degrees Fahrenheit is pretty warm for increasing tbe paper currency reserve from six to wuicb is snpposed to represent normal •uu.inev Tim peopi* * llelif"'"* * ""^^J THE Rermudns, for which the Second liattalion opportunity to Chief Baron Palles for making a pro­ pondence—everyone a small collection of autographs anywhere, but in Vienna, where there is a little shade eight crorei of rupees, which may be Invested in weather in this country ; but tbe rainfall during the of the ('ironed ter Ouards BH.Ied from Chatham, nouncement upon the law of boycotting, and con­ in itself, groups of letters of historic interest centring Indian Government securities, and thus add eight atorm, and tbe preceding spell of beat, wt-re quit" of STltWh "king , s«*-cCul spiracy generally. Thomas Hoyle, James Kedmond, and lota of dust, it is intolerable. The whole day the on a family or an individual well known in the his­ ZT M»jerty no- th»t tbput»ti Car*' f l:ittera?,in North CaroHnH.andBix hundred boycott certain new tenants, or "planters"of the course, there is a fall in the thermometer after sunset, scribed, come tbe 200 or so letters of Dickens—a line PUN from the I' hai The group,consisting but the nights are close and stuffy. In Vienna any* the Imperial Institute has been held at Marlborough 1 ngliab coast, bein^ particularly heavy in tb» London both nmum of the Mfh* l.egi.Uture mddre. campaigned Coolgreany Estate. The venue of the series, too numerous to quote from. and south-eastern districts, and some of the mines' £ r»n,l«io» <••> the -,th "•"•'•erwiT of h,. of eighteen square iuik« is the advance guard of body rash enough to brave the sun's fierce rays House in London. There were present: HUH. the ng f trial had been removed under the Coercion Act from Sterne, whose autograph is very scarce, contributes between twelve and two o'clock, or to loiter near cer­ Trince of Wales, K.G., president, in tbe chair. Lord river valleys were flooded. Where this heavy down* Sorf "»e wM enclo»*l in a gold and jew-lWI ' th<> Weet IudUn Islands, camping far in front. Wexford to Wicklow, and the case was tried seven letters to the collection which has just been tain parts of the foul-smelling Kiver Wien, runs the Herschell (chairman of the Organising Committee), pour occurred there must bave been further damage S^th (iota The Kin*, in reply, a«d it wou Juan IJermiMW., a Spaniard, from whom the by a special jury. The effect of the evi­ dispersed. In one, writing to his clerical friend, risk of sunstroke, or typhoid fever. The coolest means LordThring, Lord Rothschild, Sir Lyon I'lay fair, M.P., tograincrops.theextent of which remains to be knowa. Zj, ~ lir effort ID the 1 iture, « K h»d beer,it group takes its names, was th-ir tirst discoverer, dence was that the defendants, who are shop­ Blake, he says : of locomotion in this torrid heat is undoubtedly the Sir Henry James, M.P., Mr. Henry H. Fowler, M.P., In tbe midland and eastern counties a subsequent Sut, to promote the -elUr. and P"-^* and it was so early as l(»< 10 ttiat Britain obtained keepers in Gorey, had refused to supply the " planters " "Not knowing what day I shall be able to get to tramcar. The open fiacre is only practicable with tho Governor of the Rank of England, Sir Henry heavy fall of rain was experienced. Further nortn tbe gmn. In the morning the Koyal farni > atWl post-tN-au n. The (.rociadiera are not likely to with goods, an "offence" for which many people, York this week, having business of so many sorts to f the hood drawn up, which makes it a matter of con­ HuBsey Vivian, Bart., M.P., Sir Frederick Leighton, weather appears to bave been more favourable, T /.. , in the Cathedral of fm. <.udnk>. find their quarters so agreeablti as they might notably Mr. John Fit/gibbon, have been sent to gaol detain me, I have ordered my sinful Amen to wait siderable difficulty to get in and out. The hood of Bart., Sir Edward C. Guinness, Bart., Sir Charles though unsettled, and up to now tbe south eastern popular feativitiea were continued all day and by resident magistrates, a fact which renders the upon you. . . . When I come I have four person­ have found South Africa, if the tirst intention the Vienna fiacre is made to keep out the rain, not to Tupper, Bart, 8ir George Gabriel Stokes, Bart., M.P., districts appear to have had the wont of the un­ i»t» iu the ni«hL ... Chief Baron's statement of the law of particular ages I equally want to see, the Dean, Jack Taylor, had been carried ont with respect to their shelter one from the sun, and consequently covers Sir S. Samuel, Sir Frederick Abel, Sir James Rain, Mr. favourable July weather. What tbe reault will be no TBIC relation, between Switzerland and Italy value. As to one of the defendants, it was proved tbat yourself and my mother. ... I believe my wife destination. Americans, owiDg to tho salubrity over the whole vehicle. The summer tramcar is H. Rroadhurst, M.P., Mr. A. Waterhouse, R.A., Mr. J. one can know, and in tbe light of the extraordinary MeordiDi; to a I ieneva corretpondent. become he had followed the " planters " about so as to induce will be at York on Tuesday, to make her last market­ of the weather, are s?:!d to flock there in con- shut on tbe top only, either side being open, which, Pattison Currie, and Mr. J. Hollams. Sir Frederick harvest, experiences afforded of late years—inrevpeot fitter The Italian (internment ha« autlK people not to deal with them. Chief Aaron Palles said ings for the year, but will dine, I daresay, with Duke of tbe wheat crop in particular—possibly tbose wba tidtruhle numbers in tho winter time. while keeping off the sun, lets in the fresh air. In Abel, Organising Secretary, and Sir Somen Vine, Switzerland to make preparation, for a aurvey o that if the Coolgreany tenants were at liberty in law Humphry, as my girl is somewhat relapsing, and the say least about irretrievable and irreparable damage, Vienna it is not " the thing" to take a one-horse assistant secretary, were in attendance. Resolutions district ol Lake Lugano. to deal with any traders who were willing to deal mother you may be sure not a little impatient to be with inevitable disaster to follow, may have the least cab—open or closed—under any circumstances, of condolence with the family of tbe late Earl ot Av Italian Alpine regiment ha« bewa ">;rpri OoRREHroxnttlii think it rather strange that with them, so every trader was at liberty under back." to retract. There has undoubtedly been damage done but the " smartest" people ride in the tramway Carnarvon, a trustee and member of tbe Governing B,ow.torm. on tbe Col de lende. on tbe 1 tho Turkish troops should venture to continue English law to deal or not to deal with those Charles Lamb, in one of his letters, makes an in tbe fields, but it may possibly prove to bave been if tbey cancot find a two-horse fiacre, and at Body, were unanimously passed on the motion of frontier, and ha« Buffered conaiderably. in association with the Kurdish hordes in making Coolgreany tenants as they wished, and the same interesting literary criticism upon himself: small compared with what has been represented on this season of the year the " tram " is decidedly H.R.II. the President, seconded by Lord Herschell. A EAICWV accident baa occurred at l^ubaix. attacks upon (he Armenians aft«-r the significant principle applied to combinations of persons all "Midsummer Day (he says) is not a topic I could paper, and at the end of July there is still time for tbe most popular public conveyance. It has one The Duhe of Fife was appointed a trustee in the room came into colliaion in the station >ia words which the liiweia'i Ambassador spoke of whom combined to refrain from dealing with make anything of; I am BO pure a cockney, and little sunshine to come and to stay. With regard to the mini great advantage that only peop'e eho have lived of the late Earl of Carnarvon. Considerable routine aengera were aerioualy injured. directly to the Sultan at Constantinople. Turkey ary person freely and voluntarily with whom read besides in May games and antiquities. I am cereal crops in Ireland and in Scotland, they are, in an indifferently - paved town can appreciate ; business in connection with tbe building operations 0« m to the late storms and inundations, ra can hardly evect Russia to remain much longer all were desirous not to deal The limit and here at Margate, spoiling my holidays with a review was transacted. on the whole, favourably spoken of; wheat is not dividing line was this—the object with which the it runs smooth, whereas even the best-suspended pri­ traffic in the Southern Tyrol has be?n interrupts quiet when mxny Armenians have been sending I have undertaken lor a friend." j much grown in either country, but oats and barley combination was entered into. Rival traders might vate carriages jolt disagreeably along tbojprimitively. THE official correspondence between the United iween Hrixen and waidbruck, and at several And Lord Lytton, advanced Whig as he was, makes show good promise. The potato disease bas been re­ an urgent petition to St. Petersburg, requesting combine to the very death, provided that the motive paved boulevards of Vienna. Tbey aie ahead of us States and tbe British Government respecting the points. Tbe l>anube near \ lenna is now tl^ this pleasing avowal of political conviction : ported from parts of Ireland and also from Scotland, the C/ar to alio.v them to settle under his rule that actuated them was their own protection. But in Pestb, where the principal streets have wood pave­ Rehring Sea fishery dispute proves that Mr. Blaine but not to any appreciable extent from the English K has broken out in Central America, tl* on 1'uesUns lands. The announcement ha3 also there they must stop. If the intention was personal ments ; but the wiseacres of the Vienna Corporation, " I need scarcely add that I am emphatically and has not swerved from the attitude be assumed when counties; tbe cold nights have probabt} kept it in of Guatemala having invaded the state of sal- bc«u made that Persia has offered Armenians, spite against their opponents, to inflict more harm on j who waste their time in paltry squabbles, have set heartilv in favour of the Union between Church and ho declared that American fishermen must be pro­ check wherever it may have appeared. With regard A battle was fought hi .h.ch tbe invaders who desire to leave their country, an asylum them than was absolutely incident to their carrying on their faces against improvements of any kind. Half State." tected. In a note Mr. Blaine declares that while the to tbe hay crop, the few days of bot sunshine enabled defetSd with considerable lo»; but the within her frontiers. '1 hey might expect better their own trade to the bitter end—in other words, if the acute nervousness from which so many Viennese De Quincoy contributes a letter of altogether un­ United States will not withhold from any nation the usual interest, dealing with his personal and literary farmers toeecure what was lying about, and the bulk Stained tbat Guatemala will be successful trtatment iu tho Persian Dominion than they it was what the law considered to bo malicious, the suffer comes from street noise. Fancy tbe insuffer­ privileges demanded by themselves when Alaska was a of the crop is probably still uncut. Boot crops an struggle is piolonged. The d.ffere-:ee bas art law held that that was not an agreement of a lawful able din produced by the fast trotting fiacre as it habits, addressed to Taylor and Hesse, his pub­ part of tbe Russian Empire, he is not disposed to are ever likely to do at the hands of the Turks, growing fa%t, and so are the weeds. Tbo hop crop cT. prorroaal to federate the < entral American^ character, but was an agreement tbat had for its hurries past over the unevenly paved thoroughfares. lishers : exercise any less authority than was conceded to who have an InemdJcaftle fcvwraiofl to Christiana needs sunshine, and so does everything else. The which is favoured by Guatema^and one other . direct object to injure their neighbours, and was People bent on pressing business have not always the " Here is my case, I am now in my 1:2th week of Russia when their sovereignty extended to that of every type. The Armeumns, at least, may country-side is fresh and verdant—exceptionally ,nd opposed by Salvador and two others t not lawful. But then as to the other element, good luck to come across a schnrll-fahrer or fast a conclusive experim. on the profit of leaving off territory. On May 22 Lord Salisbury replied to Mr. save thomsnWes th« trouble of sending any more beautiful for tbe time of year, its first glory being tbey dread the controlling influence which that although a person was at liberty to persuade fiacre. They are generally occupied by " mashers," opium ; 12th I say for so I think, at any rate I began Blaine's arguments, maintaining that Great Britain addresses to tho Porte. usually dimmed by this date. believe Guatemala would thus obtain. another and to convince bis understanding, the or officers belonging to some crack regiment, who in­ on June 24. Since then my hist is briefly this. About had always claimed the right to take seals in Behring law recognised what was called coercion of the sist upon being driven at railway speed. tbe 34th day I think I had actually accomplished the Sea Mr. Blaine writes on May 29 tbat he is in­ The trade for native wheat has come almost to a T,.e I-ord. Committee on the Metr pol.tan THE. ffe'gian* deservo credit for the spirited end, for 00 hours I had done without a drop, suffered structed by President Harrison to protest against the standstill to Lonaon, so few samples being offered ; rritals have been occupied with tokng the ev mind as well as coercion of the body. If there In such fearfully hot weather little business is manner in which they have byen celebrating, in much having demonat. the possib., I allowed myself course of the British Government authorising, en­ tbe reason is that tbey are worth more locally, and oTNIi.s Mackis. That lady is now tbe matron was anything in pursuance of that conspiracy by transacted in Vienna. If you wish to see a picture various sppropriate wajs. the fiftieth anniversary which the mind of any person bad been coerced, then a little, and again abstained, again indulged, and so couraging, and protecting vessels wbicb were not only millers are now running after tbe few farmers wbo Throat and I ar Hospital, but was, prior to - ' of human misery go to the General Post Office, the on. Settling down (from 150-200 drops—my ord. habitually bold their stacks until somewhere about of their independence, when they succeeded in the law had been broken; but if persons had done interfering with American righ's, but doing violence oTtnt two night sister, at tbe London Hospital. j Custom House, or Borne large public administrative dose) to about-10 as a maximum for comfort; tho' tbe eve of harvest. Tor some six weeks, more or less, formi.jg a separate kingdom from Holland. acts, without any personal ill-will or desire to indict to tbe rights of the civilised world. He added that .»id she had charge of 400 beds, in nine ward i department where the employe's must work. See them without losing my station, I sometimes ran up the at tbe close of the cereal year tbiB is usually tbe case; bad to visit the beds three times every night, During that period their course has, in general, unnecessary harm, and if those acts were done Lord Salisbury had on Nov. 11,1887, officially, in an ' reeking with heat in tbe new uniform wbich a ladder far higher for a day; [then ho follows with interview with Minister Thelps in London, for all tbe other 45, or so, the farmers, nowadays, was too much for one sister n,e staff of been prosperous, uud its posaotsiou within recent honestly and bonA fide, though perhaps mistakenly, thoughtful Government has compelled them to wear. tho effects of giving it up] violent biliousness, cordially agreed tbat a code for tbe preser­ have to run after the millers. Country exchanges duriiigtheni ht was not sufficient, and the years of the Congo l-'ree Statu raises it to a higher for the purpose of protecting their own interests and Behold the poor, perspiring, but ever-diligent clerk, their own trade from the loss of custom which would rheumatic pains, kc." vation of se»ls in tbe Rehring Sea should have quoted further advances during the week, but rappued for them was not aatisfactory. They level among the nations. Jielginm has been sin­ dragging his weary pen over volumes of ruled paper, arise from their supplying certain obnoxious people The Keats letters (four) contain some passages of be adopted. On June 3 Sir Julian Pauncefote whilst tbe bot and fine weather lasted buyers were Jo be paid better than they were, especially gularly fortunate in the good sense and pro­ spotted here and there with the pearly moistness interest, where, for instmce, writing to Mr. John wrote that her Majesty's Government were willing to shy. Good white wheats are wor*.h what they will profit was made out of private nursing. with goods, then those acts were not illegal, and there of his brow. His face is scarlet, and wears an gressive tendencies of her Sovereigns, and the could not be a verdict of guilty against them upon Taylor, in 181f>, from Went worth-pi ace, he says : adopt all measures which should be satisfactorily fetch; say 2s. more in good local milling districts Lorn. CIIIH- .IrAdmirals wear when on duty winter and summer, it is difficult taryism all-pervading on the Continent is likely morning and haunts me hourly. ... I have says that the interposition of the wishes of tbe Rritiah The association is much concerned as to tbe effect LTTTI r. Willie ltowmer, a -andwich child, of the Fleet Sir Henry Keppel, Sir Alexander Milne, bo say; but one cannot help feeling sorry, in weather to continue for a loug true to come. None of more to say, but must desist, for every line I write province is doing a grave injustice to tbe I nited the regulations will bave upon elementary schools, balanced himself while sitting in a high j Sir Geoffrey T. B. Hornby, and Lord John Hay . like this, that such a good fellow should be obliged the Powers as yet seem desirous of setting an Admirals Sir George Wellesley, Sir C. A. Inglefield, . increases the tightness of the chest." States Government. Mr. Blafne in a note accompany- and suggests these points for consideration—viz., rtruck bis bead on the floor. Tbe poor child to work in such horribly warm clothes. that a grant be paid for manual traiuing, whether example in this re-pect, and their mutual Lord Alcester, Sir Augustus Ehillimore, Sir George j But the most interest'ng of all are the eight fine ieg tbe correspondence, written from Bar Harbour, Curiously enough, even at the moBt sultry time of given in the ordinary school hours or out of them; never al.owed it. present jealousy prevents the taking of simultaneous Willes, Henry Boys, Sir Arthur Hood, Sir I letters of Byron. Some of them are personal, while says that he is still in correspondence with the British "^r,"he. the year few Austrians wear straw hats. In Vienna Minister, and he believes that an amicable adjustment that such training be given in evening schools as to incur a shilling of expense, either at elect., actioo. An indefinite time must elapse before William M. Powell, Sir Edmund Commerell, , the rest refer to that disastrous literary venture, the they are hardly ever seen. The soft, light felt, not LihcraJ. In one of the latter he says : will soon be reached. well as in day schools, and an adequate return be o, auring his visits in the intervals brtw they can be brought to see that, in adhering to tbo Earl of Clanwilliam, Prince Victor Hohenlohe, demanded for the large grants now offered; tbat the unlike the old-fashioned *' wideawake," is almost | " With regard to the Libera', perhaps towards the the saute extravagant course, which imposes and Sir Algernon Lyons: Vice-Admirals Sir William THE HUT.LETIK which tbe Manitoba Department of expenditure under this bead be audited in such a Graham and Sir George Tryon ; Rear-Admirals K. universally worn during the summer, both in town i middle of the year you might collect any pieces of *AV.MK nam-d fMrichs was charged heavy burdens upon the populations, they are and country. The "deerstalker" or "pot-bat" is Agriculture has just issued, based upon tbe reports way as to secure its application solely to the object UmdonlaansiooHousewithdefraidingtl^ _ej- Mayne, M.P., and Field, M.P. The Board of Admiralty mine from the past numbers and republish them in a of 378 correspondents in various parts of tho pro­ aided; and tbat Parliamentary grants, paid by the blind to their OWQ best interests. It is stated considered more dressy, and is preferred in town for removing stamps from old marine p*ces and —Admiral Sir R. Vesey Hamilton, Near-Admiral H. volume corresponding to the other works. Tbe prin- vince, states that farm labour is scarce in only a few Science and Art Department, be not treated as a that at the present moment there are twenty- the evening. The " Panama," commonly worn in them upon new ones. The prisoner was e Fairfax, and J. O. Hopkins; Captain V.G. D. Bedford, I cipal object for you in the Li'eral is to employ good townships, though a number of boys could find em­ m'sus of augmenting other Parliamentary grants in five millions of armed uien in Europe. At their France, would be tho right headgear for July and by a marine insurance company of New - ea Mr. E. Ashmead-Bartlett, MP., Mr. A. B. For wood, | authors and to pay them handsomely." ployment in herding cattle. Taking tbe whole pro­ default of local income. last sitting the Intcr-I'arliameutary Conference August in Austria. Tbe finely-plaited straw of which •pon two policies of insurance he had a.* M.P., Mr. Evan Macgregor, General Howard S. Jones, ) Late-r in the same year (1823) referring to tbe un- vince, there are shown to be actual demands for it is made keeps out the sun, even in the hot climates Jump, of the value of three pounds twelve came to a resolution in favour of a Parliamentary Deputy Adjutant-General Royal Marines; Dr. Dick, i fortunate Libera!, he remarks i nearly 5000 farm labourers^at wageB ranging from of South America. Linen-covered helmets are some­ end ninepence and four pounds five shil.i Committee in each country, with a view to the Medical Director General of the Navy; the Earl of j " I Btill retain my opinion that my connection with 17 dols. 09 cents (Bay £3 12a.) per month with board, HORRIBLE OUTRAGE BY GYPSIES. interchange of ideas, and the consideration of Northbrook, Lord Brassey, the Earl of Camperdown, times seen out shooting in August, but tbey are not a | the work will tend to anything but its success. . . was remanded. „ fashionable covering with tbe Austrians. English in the north-western district, to 21 dols. 60 cents A horrible case of kidnapping is reported from disputes as they tuny arise. This resolution will the Marquis of Ripon, Mr. H. Campbell-Bannerman, My talent (if I have any) docs not lie in the kind of LORD BRASSEVS engagement to the nil tourists have somehow brought them into disfavour. (say £4 6s ) in the south-western and north central Torok-Becae, In Hungary. A few days ago a party give much satisfaction from the step they have MP., Captain J. A. Fisher, Captain Wharton, and Mr. j composition which is moac acceptable to periodical districts. The demand for female servants Is as of peasants were enjoying their midday meal in the Capel, youngest daughter of the late \ iscount already tak--n to tho President and Congress of A. Jephson, most of whom were present. The feeling The consumption of beer in such weather as this I readers. , . every publication of mine has latterly usual very much beyond tbe supply, and the wages shade of a tent when some gypsy beggars came to Is announced. , is fabulous. Vats upon vats of tbe cool frothy the United States. of the Conference was very warmly expressed in favour j failed." range from 8 dols. 23 cents (say £1 13s.) per month, solicit alms. Amongst them was a little blind girl, Mn THOMI- HniT, who, of course, knows of the scheme, ft being considered tbat the navy beverage are drunk in Vienna and the neighbourhood. j One of the " personal" letters was written early in to 9 dols. 66 cents (say £1 18s.). five years old, wLo excited the companion of one of in a colliery is, considers six or seven hours Fire or six glasses containing about double tbe Tim competition at His't:y-common in the could bring together a display of objects of great | bis life (in 1812) just after his maiden speech in the A BARIKO robbery took place at the Union Bank in the peasant women. She drew the child towards her, eoal-tsT" long enough. - il measure of an ordinary tuatbler are frequently taken historic interest, as well as articles and models Lords, in great delight tbe young statesman writes Quebec the other day. While tbe clerks were at lun­ and spoke kindly to it. At tbe sound of ber voice Spur. oo. Chief ot the Wyandotte Indians, final shots for the winning of tho Queen's Prize at one sitting, and twice as many form the um il illustrative of the development of modern times to his friend Hoppner : cheon the cashier, Mr. Veazy, was left alone. A well- tbe little one threw herself on tbe woman's neck, to be worth a million dollars. was exceedingly keen, and produced great excite­ allowance of amateurs. Filsener is somewhat lighter that would form a most attractive feature " I have had many marvellous eulogies repeated to dressed man entered, and presented a card bearing calling out "Mother! mother I" A year ago the WFFS Chnrles Kelgrade. a saloon keeper, ment among the eager spectators, who formed a than lager, but is more difficult to keep in good con­ to visitors. A provisional Committee wis ap­ me Bince, fa person and by proxy—of these I shall the name of a reverend gentleman. He said that he latter had lost her little daughter, but bad long since land, ciregon, met Attorney newitt, fr»«i large gathering from KT and neur. At one time dition, and is consequently not sold everywhere. given her up as dead. At first she failed to recognise pointed, consisting of Admirals Sir Edward only mention Sir F. Burdett He says it is the best bad a waggon at the door, and that the reverend for his wife in a divorce suit, he quarrelled. wT there storaed a strong probability that Murray, When really fiesb, it is probably the best and the ber in the blind girl wbo accompanied tbe gypsies, Inglefield, Augustus Pbillimore, and Boys; Lieut. speech by a lord since the Lord knows when." gentleman, a depositor at the bank, was in the vehicle and then shot him dead. • of the Goidrm Highlanders, who had won least injurious beer that Is brewed. There is another but, tearing open her dress, she sought a mark on the General Howard Jones, Rear Admiral Mayne, M.P.. Besides those we bars mentioned, tber* were in ill, aad wished to see the cashier. Mr. Veazy came Mi- RBOIFS, the new Vnme Minister at to the bronze and silver medals at the two previous drink patronised by tbose who do not like beer, or chest which, sure enough, was there, and left no Rear Admiral Colomb; Captain Fisher, Captain Bed­ the collection many letters of Coleridge, Wordsworth, from behind the counter to obey the summons, and sets an example to rich ir.en. Himself a beet stages, would aNo bave the extraordinary luck with whom it does not agree. They call it doubt as to its being ber own lost child. It had been ford, Mr. A. B. Forwood, M.P., and Mr. Ashmead- Leigh Hunt, Moore, Southey, and Scott; alio examples had nearly reached tbe door when the stranger of carrying oil'the gold medal, with its accom­ Grrpritzt—ntl or white, according to the taken away by the gypsies, who had put its eyes out, at Kiraberley or Capetown mitht be re„ard Bartlett, M.P., with power to add to their number, to of Napcleon Bonaparte, Racine, Rousseau, Rubens, knocked him senseless to the ground by a blow panying round sum of money and badge of the colour of the wine it Is made of, to which is ao as to prevent any recognition of its parents or seeming the position of a humble clerk. visit the site of the proposed Exhibition with a view Paul Veronese, Philip IL of Spain, Lord Burleigh, and from behind. A confederate seized tbe cash-box from Association: but Sergeant Betes,of Birmingham, added an equal quantity of soda water. Many friends. As soon as they perceived the little one IT isexrrectedthat at the arproach.ng W to report to a later meeting, when steps will be taken the Duke of Wellington. the cashier's desk, and both jumping into the waggon, who exhibited much pluck ai.d resolution, and people find it more refreshing than beer in hot knew ber mother again they made off, but were sub­ Conference a scheme will be brought forw. for the formation of the permanent General and Exe­ fled. They succeeded in getting 7000 dollars worth who had struggled hard for successive years to cutive Committees to organise the undertaking. A weather, and I am iaclined to be of that opinion sequently captured. The peasants would hava bodying district proposals for ce^tcaW- of bonds. lynched them had not the gendarmerie interfered and guin the honour, was proclaimed victor at last. guarantee fund, towards wbich considerable promises myself- A delicious light mineral water that comes MR. CHAPLIN ON AGRICULTURAL befitting manner, the centenary of the death THE revenue and expenditure returns for South escorted tbe wretches to the lock-up. of support have already been made, will be required, from Giesshiibl, near Carlsbad, is often used for MATTERS. Wesley, which took place In l-ondon ta 1. JL, Tho event was followed at thj hospitable tent of Australia for the year have just been published, and the Virtorias by the usual chairing, toasting, and from the popularity of the service and tho desire Getpritct, as a substitute for soda water. It is much Mr. Chaplin attended the annual show of the WILLIAM DinaVs explanation of his con* show satisfactory results. The revenue for tbe year , n r always evinced by the public to assist naval objects, in the style of the French St. Galmier, but more Lincolnshire Agricultural Society at Boston. At a not entirely satisfactory to the '^ ' '* : •.-! libations. The compatriots of Murray amounted to £2,478,980, and tbe expenditure to there is no doubt it will be soon completed. It is palatable when drunk unmixed with wine or spirits. luncheoi, the Hon. E. Stanhope presiding, Mr. Chaplin SHE WOULD BE A DETECTIVE. trate « I>runk." exctai ed he. °n be, felt rather disappointed, of course, that he did £2,401,179, showing a net iacrease in last year's quite expected the forthcoming Royal Naval Exhibi­ Some of tbe large Vienna restaurantB have of late proposed "Success to the Lincolnshire Agricultural In the Probate and Divorce Division, before Sir charge, " no, he was not drunk, /erhaps DOt make a cltmti sweep, as they had once begun revenue of £178,500, and a credit balance of £101,000. James Haanen and a special jury, the consolidated confidently to expect. The good weather con­ tion will result in a surplus, which Is to be devoted to years introduced a singularly happy innovation for Society." He said he thought that the prospects of gest£> he had water on the brain for he The increase derived from railways amounted to suit of Williamson v. Williamson and Williamson v. tinued to smile on subsequent competitions, in naval charities. The scheme has the patronage and hot weather, in the shape of palm-leaf fans, which the harvest looked more favourable than they had |ot wet through." His worAip did not It £120,000. The prospects for the coming season con­ Williamson and Moser has been heard. In the first porte tous point in etiology. which the improved skill in ri :!u sheoting, which support of the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Edin­ are handed to customers oa taking their seats. Why done for some time. He thought there was appa­ tinue good. petition the wife prayed for the dissolution of bar NOT far from the liattersea end of the ne haa distinguished the tirst 1 Haley meeting, went burgh. should not a European fan himself when warm just rently a continued tendency to a rise in tbe prices of as well as a Chinaman or a Jap ? How thankful, too, some kinds of agricultural produce. He hoped MKBSRS. DONALD CrnniK AND Co.'s Cape Royal marriage on the ground of the cruelty and miscon­ is tl,- site of Bolingbioie nouae, in v.h.co n on to be exhibited. Mail steamer Roslin Castle from Dartmouth, 4th duct of her husband, which he denied. In the second THE IRISH CHURCH FUND would the travelling public be if a cheap fan were that tbat would be maintained, and as regarded John, Viscount Bolingbroke, was bom, in | July, has arrived at Cape Town, after a net steaming the husband prayed for the dissolution of his mar* Room of which Pope wrote his "Usay on 51 SURPLUS. provided, during this excessive heat, with every first- wheat he thought it was not at all unlikely that class ticket by the railway companies. Many it would be maintained. If so, the agricultural time of 17 days 11 hours 20 minutes, which Is the riage on the ground of the misconduct of bis wife in which I'itt and Walpole, Thomson and THK Prince of Wales has proclaimed himself The Genera' Synod of the Church of Ireland have foreigners never travel in summer without one, and I position would undoubtedly wear a brighter aspect fastest on record. Tbe Bteamer was delayed 40 hours with the co-respondeat, Maurice Moser, a private not, and many other famous men were won forwarded to the members of her Majesty's Govern­ detective, which they denied. Mr. Willis, Q.C., and to be in favour of cremation, and this fact is can from experience strongly recommend it. than it had done for some considerable time in the at Lisbon for the overland mails from England. The ment a statement, signed by the Primate and Metro­ V pretty sure to influence the opiniou of many Roslin Castle has mads the fastest recorded passages Mr. Deane appeared for Mrs. Williamson; Mr. H. t c^ioc- industry in the shape of the politan of All Ireland and the Archbishop of Dublin, past. One factor thr-re was wbich had a very dis­ •DOie whose prejudices still make them cling to both to and from ths Cape. Kisch for Mr. Williamson ; and Mr. Crump. Q.C., for tureof gun-flints still survive, at Brand in which reasons are set forth why the balance of the RIOT AT A RACE MEETING. tinct bearing upon the rise of prices—the recent rise Moser. On the case being callel a consultation took the old system. ID a letter from his Royal average 100,000 of these, ranging from the Church surplus, proposed to be applied to the pro­ A serious riot. In which betting men were the ring­ which bad occurred in the value of silver, which was place between tbe counsel. Mr. Willis, Q.C., wfaa Highness, whi-h was read at the animal meeting visions of the Land Purchase Bill, should not he com­ leaders, has (says a Paris correspondent) occurred at entirely due to legislation in America. One of the HEROES IN EVERY-DAY LIFE. appeared for Mrs. Williamson, afterwards intimated edged musket to the pocket-pistol, are ui the Burials Reform Association, the Prince pletely disposed of until the claim of the Church of the race meeting in the Bois de Colombes. Of the 14 first acts of his department was to promote a bill for His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, Grand that it was not ber intention to proceed with the each week, and are sent to the « est Coast expressed the hope that tho present system of Ireland with reference to the Divinity School of horses engaged in the second race only one passed I the purpose of endeavouring to get rid of pleuro- Prior of tbe Order of the Hospital of St. Joha of suit, and that the claim for damages bad been wl.ere they find a ready sale among the tn interior. . J burial would be exchanged for one more in keep­ Trinity College shall have been fully considered. After tbe winning-post. In the third race there was only ; pneumonia in this country. (Laughter) Tbat bill Jerusalem in England, wbo was accompanied by ber withdrawn. Mr. Henry Eiscb, who appeared for L ing with the spirit of the age and the sanitary reciting the events attending the passing of the Irish one started. The people assembled on the ground | bad now become law, and it conferred very large Royal Highness tbe Princess of Wales, and their tbe petitioner la the cross suit, said in regard Jauas OBE.,. nad-presu--ably with a condition of the people, both iu towns and Church Act, the statement summarises the situation thereupon lost a'l patience, and not content with j powers upon the Board of Agriculture. There was no Royal Highnesses the Princesses Victoria and Maud, to the claim for damages he agreed tbat it should intent-managed to conceal birself ma village*, New bght bat been thrown on the as follows: hootiag at the jockeys as tbey returned to weigh in, i doubt, that ultimately it ought to be successful, but it has presented the medals awarded by tbe Order for be withdrawn, Mr. Williamson not being desirous in Cambridge street, C.laagow. and »«>.•« •nbjeQl by the great advance of sanitary science. "It can scarcely be disputed that the Church of they broke down the fence round the enclosure, ] was essential that tbey should receive the hearty co- acts of gallantry, in saving life on laad, at Marl­ of putting money into his pocket as compensa­ when the place wee closed for thj^ night Ircl.tnd is entitled to one of two things: either, if it is shouting41 Down with the thieves," the officials of ; operation of agriculturists throughout the country. borough House, to the following: Mrs. Margaret tion for his wife's misconduct, Mr. Edward James morning he wa. found still Jjjj*** deprived of the Divinity School in Trinity College, to the meeting with great difficulty preventing per­ The powers of the Agricultural Departmeat in respect Irving (silver medal), Gadlys House, Holywell, for Clarendon Williamson, of High Holborn, said he was The unfortunate man had .mb.bed too f CONFESSION oK MURDER. of agricultural education were somewhat limited, but married to the respondent on the 9th of March, 1882. be dealt with like the Roman Catholics and sonal violence. A number of people subsequently rescuing an aged and infirm man from a position U<) At the Oo*po.-t l oHce-esort Michael Doyle, aged Presbyterians, and given funds for the formation proceeded to an adjoining field, where they col­ the Board would be glad to render »ssistance wherever of tbe greatest peril at Bagilt Railway Station: He was 22 years of age, and bis wife about 26. After "lJ 1875.' says Mr George Augustus Jl, baa been char.: d, on -v.. nwo confession, with of a Divinity School of its own ; or else, to be given lected large quantities of hay. This they placed possible. We heard a great deal of foreign competition Thomas Chapman (silver medal), for rescuing two tbey had resided together for BO r.e time, the respon­ interesting reminiscence, • being in Be dent told hi'J she intended to look out for a situation Biaides'. About a qu*rt< r to eleven on the previous security that it shall continue to have the use of the along the railings of the course and set on fire in these days. Many millions worth of dairy pro­ entombed miners by a sudden fall of earth at Drake- village fair, I bought a little bundle of stra I:-;--.: bandsman Kills K. Faton fielding of the Divinity School it has now. The equitable claim has duce were annually imported into this country of Borne sort, and in September, 188^, she told him aha gilt, and which I -as informed was pf amids ttbe triumphant, shouts of the crowd. With some well's Mine near Tavistock; John Smith (sliver bad made application to Mr. Moser, a private detec­ K.U V.L.I., was walking up tbn Pigh street,Gosport, been acknowledged, as may be seen from published difficulty the police extinguished the flames, and after because people [abroad made it better than we could medal), for rescuing a fellow workman who had idnkal tn* on raid 7V J'm> /.»• * when be was aeanated bv thp pruoner, who said he tive with offices in Southampton-street, Strand, and documents, by the Hoyal Commission in its report, by order bad to a certain extent been restored, the make our own, and yet with anything like adequate fallen into a casting pit beside a red-hot steel SSM to which he had been con„B w-*nr»-d to be d by him iu June last. Fielding took him to \ municated to the Synod, by resolutions of the Senate the Prix des Artilleurs. The crowd, however, col­ should not make every pound of it for ourselves, and William Feast (silver medal), commissioned boatman, i. a comical world, my masters Ine pobce-station, where he was scea by Superin- ' and Council of the University. The claim of the make it a great deal better than it was made on the in tbe performance of her duties they corresponded, Till story of a mad woman s terrible crl lected before tbe starting-post and blocked the way. Albert King (bronze medal), boatman, both of her and be never had any suspicion of anything wrong. t»..dent Catcfaloee, lie gave his came as Michael Church is briery this : Tbat she shall be secured in The police were thereupon summoned, and dispersed Continent. What could be mere useful to farmers in Majesty's coastguard, for tbe joint rescue of a man h m Fairhaven, in Vermont State. Mrs., DofSS, and his age as SI. He liv> d, be said, at tho possession of tho advantages which she has long On the 20th of August, 1989, he was living In Bury- the crowd, but it was found impossible to start the the present day than a se'entifle knowledge upon from the cliff at Beachy Head; Police-constable Joseph street, and on his return home be found the place had lost bet husband in a mining calarutv Dm lea Farm. Kiicul'fn, co. Kisaars, Ireland, and, on derived from the Divinity School of Trinity College, race, as about 400 persons collected at a turn of the such matters SB the nature of soils, of artificial Jones, 19 C R (bronze medal), metropolitan police, for affected her mind. Going into the bedroo 1 and tbat tbe government of tbe school shall continue been entered. The respondent bad left borne prior to bid own application, :•• i tne following state­ course, across which tbey placed various obstacles. manures, and of artificial foods P All this could be stopping a runaway horse and heavy van In Regent- two children-a girl of 17 and a Joy °««- to be in tbe bands of persons possessing the confi­ that, stating that she had to go to L*tttebampton on ment in writing: I, Michac-' Doyl", did, up^n the The jockeyB were therefore compelled to ride home at given, as he believed, in a convenient form without Street ; Richard Smith (silver medal), for rescuing business. He sent a telegraphic measage to ber at killed them both, and tswSV,-»*»« n't;ht of the 2aU of Jun •, in Straiten, co. Kildare, dence of the Church; and tbat provision shall be any great difficulty by the assistance of the Board house, cut ber own throe-. Her third child made tbat, in case bhe shall be deprived of these ad­ a walking pace, being followed by a hooting crowd of one man and attempting to rescue another, overcome tbat place, but got no answer. He then engaged the in couipai-y wfcK two brothers (Murphy), saunter some 4000 persons. The race committee finally de­ of Agriculture, provided that he could induce the by foul air in a gas tank at tbe Birmingham Gas­ services of Mr. Slater, another detective, to look by tbe smoke escaped. f'-rth in quest of truant* who hh effect intne heeonef the matter, P. O'J'rtea, a and spoke at a special meeting of agriculturists, at took place in the saloon. Their Royal Highnesses beyond what be bad been told by Slater. On one gauze a fny velvet half masque, throng l+tmt r, causing htm to groan. f*ii down, and die. which a committee was appointed with the object of having entered, the names of the recipients were in­ occasion tbe respondent brought the portrait of Mr. pal. of beauti'v.1 eye. can see w.-h ,ut bem Fes several ni^tds we wciw eorsued by a man named EXPULSION OF A MISSIONARY. AFTER NINE YEARS. giving practical effect to the right honourable gentle­ dividually announced by the chancellor of the order, Moser home with her, and wanted to hang it up hi seen. It is a veritable »•'• . " . Dooobuo and several members of the Irish Con­ A Reuter's telegram from Auckland reports that In the whole chapter of accidents there are not man's suggestion with respect to agricultural educa­ Sir Edmund Lech mere, Bart., M.P., and a brief sum­ their bed-room, bat he objected. Mr. Kisch : V OH ol the outer stick is a small mirror J*t »b stabulary. I ma^e my escap" and uot over to Eng­ many more wonderful things than what is just re­ tion. did not wish to have the detective ays* always on you. bow On one of the loops of the bow is a - Mr. Shirley Baker, who for many years has held a mary of the services for which the medals had been land on Saturday niyh* , " }*•• also told »he superin- (Laughter.) No, I did not. (Laugitar.) Tbe peti­ dominant position as a Wesleyan missionary a*- Tonga ported from Tunis. A number of Sfax fishermen awarded was read by tbe secretary-general of the holding the ti i-«t of powder puffs, tendf-nt that it be w. -ul-.i write eo tho authorities at tioner, in answer to further quectious, said Mrs. Island, has been oblige! to leave by order of Sir John were sitting the other day around a fire which they THE ONE THING NEEDFUL IN A WIFE is that she order, Mr. W. Amburst T. Amherst, M.P. diminutive of glove buttoners. P""^ i.tc.i-'n he wotiii find that hi« **ory was correct, Williamson asked his permission to accompany Moser Thurston, the High Commissioner for the Western had kindled on the shore, when suddenly there was a shall know how to make good bread, cakes, and pastry, scissor, are attached tn another «*.*•• anc that be was wan*»d for th« munter. Prisoner to Constantinople, but he refused to give his assent to Pacific. Sir John visited Tonga and found Mr. fiaker terrible explosion from the heart of the burning mass, and to teach her servant" to do likewise." In order at the baas of a third i« pm. and a n i*o * denied toetru-h of hia aisf rtions, and said if KXATWG'S POWDSR,—Kills bogs, fleas, moths, beetles, and any such proposal. Miss Lucy Sangster said she lived and th» chiefs opposed to him in conference with the one person being killed and several seriously to perform this feat she must be sure of her leavening lVi^aupeiin^n.1 nt did wr.te to the police at Kilcullen allinseots (perfectly unrivalled). Harmless to everything bat at Lisson-grove, and was In tbe employ of Mr. Moser. King. The chiefs subsequently signed an affidavit wounded. It was subsequently found to be the ex­ agent, and to this end she should eschew all those insects. Sold In Tins. 6d. and Is. •tLawSrai* our Ambassador at. rarta I Tie r ply would br that th"y w nothing about it. She knew Mrs. Williamson, and bad seen ber at a, Louis XIV., was the maker of one « declaring ttfat, owiog to tbe popular feeling, Mr, plosion of a shell which had lain under tho sand since preparations of unknown makers, and use only such IT is estimated that courtships cost on an average Mos' r's offices. The jury four d tbat Mrs. Williamson ocularly graceful compliments ever paid was remanded it-, order tha'; inquiries might be Baker's life was in daoger, and demanding tbat he the French bombardment in 1881. articles as Borwick'a Baking Powder, which for nearly three tons of coal each ; but any one who has ex­ had *n guilty of misconduct wit • Maurice Moaer. woman His lordship was sitting m a r made. should quit tho island. The High Commissioner 40 years has stood tbe test of use in every part of the perienced tbe heavenly joys of courtship will agree On that finding,his lordship granted a decree n>ai oa lady remarkable both for her beauty and thereupon ordered him to take his departure, and he WORMS nt CHILDREN.—Are easily, lorely, and with perfect inhabited globe. Those who aim at the more artistic with UB that they are worth all they cost. the husband's petition, with costs, and dismissed the was a lovey starlight night, and she e "Foe SI\TV YFA' its uniform TnE Executive Committee of the Lord Napier of housewife should be without a good supply of these Shore Committee. After thanks had been awarded any arrangement after '.hat he (Mr. Williamson) It made him mad. He .-aid that any fool ought to Mn O-IIOBSB ».»:.», M.P.. has laid qtmffty, creaft strength, aVIidoox flavour. Magdala Memorial Fund have reversed their previous two articles. to the delegates, the committee decided by common would act on bis own responsibility. know tbat. tion stone of a new Liberal Club and I« A Swiss cobber r>au-d Raraaserin), who was just decision that in tbe equestrian statue about to be TBE official "Baptist Hand-book " for 1890 fur­ consent to continue tbe agitation until French rights IN., i: MTiTiiK led to the sorrow of an Italian boy South Brietol. In the course of an ad^ alee to keep b->dy and soul togrtiiej by working at erected In Whitehall place the figure of the late nishes tbe names of 2011 accredited ministers. Of in Newfoundland are totally extinguished, and to re­ u who was having his picture taken in a New York large number of liberals who were pre Ml trado, left his native land, 1 years ago, and went Field-Marshal should be without a helmet. Sir F.dgar these one-fifth (408) are without pastoral charges. sist all attempts at compromise on this point. to The Ar^entm? H7mub!:e. Th> T> V hnitamea dealer Boehm, K.A., the sculptor, bad submitted two models photographic gallery. To make the boy look dieted that at the next General I-.lection THE telephone has been put to a new use by Sir RESOLUTIONS in favour of Australiasian federation :c bathe* and hidt-s He hai ju-n returned to bis —one with and the other without a helmet—and the prosperous, tbe photographer lent him his watch aad PABIS literary society is delighted with tbe fnionis's would be smitten hip and thign Humphrey de Trafford, who resides near Mancbester. have been adopted by both Houses of tbe Legislature, native efl^feavwuseB millions of do!'art, and is building former was unanimously approved by them and by chain, so that the latter would appear in the picture. announcement that Victor Hngo's niece Jeanne if to Beersheba. Every election since 1 He bas the finest collection of dogs in England, and an 1 tbe following delegates have been appointed to tm orphan asjfa— n"ar hie obi hoaM. He is over- the family of Lord Napier, besides being preferred by While the artist was in tho dark room, developing the going to marry the son of Alpbonae Daudet, the been a protest against the hasty verd his kennels adjoin the keeper's house, Kach kennel the forthcoming convention • Hon. Dr. Cockburn, jo> fd at his peoapetM \, and so are bin old associates, an anonymous contributor " '/,.," who is contributing negative, th;» lad ran off with tbe jewellery. The novelist. Mademoiselle Hugo—a charming young country gave in that year. They had had is connected with the house by a telephone, and when Hon. J. Gordon, Sir. John Downer, Hon. T. Playford, lady—is already rich, but will be considerably a*o have eaten to share Lis opinion tbat "there's £1000 towards the cost. In these circumstances the picturo led to his arrest, as by it a policeman was a dog is noisy at night, the keeper can speak to him and many high-handed Governments, nothing like leather." Hon. John Bray, Hon. C. C. Kingston, and Mr. wealthier on tbe death of ber aunt Adole. helmet will be retained. enabled to recognise him. without leaving his room. never had one at once so high-handed Batter. tbe present. He believed there w Election on the next mister.