... THE PRINCIPALITIES. Bucharest, May 30th.— M. Jean Ghika has been named Minister Public Works, and M. Sturdza Secretary Prince Charles of Hohenzollern. Prince Charles has Iressed second letter to the Sultan, stating that present circumstances do not admit his proceeding to Constantinople immediately, but that he will do so shortly. Turkey has decided to forego her proposed intervention in the ...

... (Ui.ilto) Why i* the Queen i k«- the Thames •' Dv'e give it P Because »be'» got (tunnell). Ol» ! 01. f! ! I soI'EST at I'klTHßloi.-An inquest was held r ,| last at the W heal Sheaf, in lie body ~f who, about month ago, Han thrown rarl and hail In* (high broken. The broken limb , i appeared Join# well, though Slading lii>i not left bio bed. died suddenly on the Monday ,I.llll*. It via* the ...

... An American, sixty-eight years of age, who has been married four times, has lately presented at the baptismal lo nt his thirty-first child. Happy man ! Straw hats, with a cabbage-leaf in the crown, are strongly recommended for harvesters as a precaution against sunstroke. Mr. Bulman, a veterinary surgeon at Jarrow, has accidentally killed himself by taking morphia to procure sleep. Lambs have ...

... PEACOCK. I*6. STRAND, W.C. BIRTHS. Harrow Weald. Tw H ?? E tbVw?feo^^^ ■«-*«■ Broxbourne. th.wife OHI-D.-On the 31st ult,, the wife of Arthnr w m,n_ _. -. Brunswick-park, New SouthgateT of aao?. Ch_d,of Derehohn, DEWE.— On the Ist inst., at the reside--. -» v_ ■-l -. Hous.. Maidenhead, the wife «stnV_2. tfcSJ-^-fi- ?? bury College, of a daughter. JK * F * Tho ««»*s Dewe, HaUey- P K?h G e ...

... experienced aqd have made if a constant study. Some rare pieces are often spoilt in rest ...

... LAID OUT. WHICH MUST BE CLEARED OUT VERY GREAT SACRIFICE. LADIES' SHORT JACKETS. No. I—Lot of Ladies' Jersey Cloth Jackets, Braided, to be Cleared Out lidwere Sole 10s 2—Lot of Tweed and Black Cloth Jackets, Newest Stapes and Beautifully —all to Offered lid ; were from 10s t ...

... 'ORMER millionaire IN CUSTODY. Se QUEL to confession of HOAX. OTS BOOTLEGGER'S STORY startling new developments EXPECTED. New York, Wednesday. Police announce that Mr J. H. Curtis, the ex-millionaiie who, cl^e «ed, confessed to having hoaxed the authorities in legald Bu PPosed negotiations with the Lindbergh baby kidnappers, has J tested and charged with misdemeanour under a New Jersey j hich ...

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... The late Fatal Accident.—We reported inonrla«t that an accident occurred on Wednesday the 18th, Plai-tow, near Muddiford, this parish, whe young man aged 19, called Thomas James Collam tre (i ...

... Compare this with Mrs. Beavan’s evidence,” said Mr. Levy. that evidence, that statement completely and entirely refuted. Much has been made of this letter to the Bishop Norwich. But if in fact pyrt what she wrote, so far as one can test it, demonstrablv invention and demonstrably false upon the prosecution’s own case, what is the value of the whole of that letter?” Mr. Levy said thought it was ...

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... of Property and to relieve Trustees. Notice is Hereby Given, that all persons having any claims or demands against or upon the Estate of MARY VICKERSTAFF, late of Bradford, Yorkshire, widow (who died on the 26th of February last), are required to send the full particulars thereof to the undersigned, Solicitor for the Trustees and Executors, on or before the Second day of February next, after ...