... PRINCE GEORGE OF WALES AND THE FREEDOM OF THE CITY. It has seldom happened, even in the long annals of the city of London, that the freedom has heen taken up within niv! week by two recipients so distinguished as Prince ...

... THE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA'S VISIT TO BERLIN. FfcoM Ol U OWN CORRESPONDENT. I'ARJS, AUGUST IS. ,j., c | tt-mh Press is disposed to treat lightly the ; ?? tl.e- Kuqieror of Austria to his Imperial .in in be-rim so far as its diplomatic significance „f, rued. Tli us the Journal dcs Debats writes : — ?? v ?? has quite naturally become current . r ui.t Kaliioky and his chief assistant had I , , ,-,1 ...

... n OYAL ACADEMY OF MUSIC, TENTERDEN-STREET. W. Patrons-The QUEEN and the ROYAL FAMILY. Principal-Dr. A. C. MACKENZIE. Next Students' Concert in October. The Michaelmas Torm will commence Monday, Sept. 23d. Entrance Examination, Saturday, Sept. 21st, at Eleven. For Prospectus, &c., apply to JOHN GILL, Secretary. ,T HE GUILDHALL SCHOOL OF MUSIC. Established by the Corporation of London, VICTORIA ...

... tbe care of the managers. All available income has been exhausted, and the charity relies for the rest of the year solely upon voluntary aid. Contributions grate- Cully received. Bankers— Messrs. Glyn. Mills, and Co. ARTHUR R. CAPEL, Tieasuiet. JAMES ROGERS, isecretary. Offir, 71. Great St. HeITW. EC. Rational hospital for consumption, ontha A. v Seiarate Principle, l_dercliff, Ventnor, Isle ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. m Compared with the excitement associated with the objection to the winner of the Cesarewitch last week's racing at Warwick, Thirsk, and Sandown Park, created only passing interest. But for the maiden successes of Mutual Consent, the first foal of Fair Rent, by the defunct Sir Charleß ; of Hope by Glen Arthur, dam by Oxford out of Lady Rose ; and of Primate by Preferment ...

... -_m eat. coei-EwoinwsT i VIENNA, ?? ?? ?? Berlin, which saost be re- ?? ?? po___-veiy that the ?? ?? *«-_sed *J»™* __ta^ om^tZtm* the Car and Pnnce ' r ?? '' . __m t ?? all the rumours ;„-.»- ?? n !}}or having undertaken to ?? ?? T mmm\ and Austria- or of *__m ?? ?? leave on Wednesday ?? ■«__«•«. with fresh _r__rtA. are discredited. ?? in this capital doubted that had touched apon ZT*** 19 * ...

... AROUND SCARBOROUGH. Second Series.—lV. The p,;,-,: Dale. With two view*. S LION. VON (Translated from * JM German Lou Healy.) .. DANES OF THE YORKSHIRE 111 VERS. XV.- Tie !;«»!• From Sklpton Bridge With Bird's- eye niSTOr.IES; FROM THE TORRE MANUSCRIPT. Vert City-Church of St. C'rur-ILL All Pavement. FAMILY WITHOUT A NAME. By Jein VRKNB. ...

... #repa_j ?r of London School Board was a' P *Z* oontoa, P»Mry gravely states, to the poorer Judy man to B° around the toent . in /T Bbbourhoodß ' and give his entertain-10 prove ho ~ many children of 10 * given t m 00d health °° uld be ejected tho «?ht that 7iT~ Paying truant. But it was DrrTli• cx P cn ment would not be a dig- ,§' Perfaa PS not, but the end H °w w o ul7MT y -., Komeiimes ...

... A falling barometer at the end of last week brought with it some copious showers of rain, and this accession of moisture will be generally accept- able, especially as springs are low. Tho outlook for winter keep is nearly everywhere encouraging, the root crops being of a decidedly satisfactory character. In some district* turnips and swedes are rather freely running to top ; in such cases the ...

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... ,t^^ T S OF ST. GERVAIS- T# E LES-BAINS. /FROM 008 COKRBSPONOENT.) ST. GERVAIS. WEDNESDAT. visitors to the Valley of Chamounix— }S sD - &Te at this season nearly all English, »° Controversy on the ...