... hereby Given, that a Green Buoy, marked Wreck, has been placed close alongside to the N.W. of the Schooner Hillechina Amelia, sunk in S.W. Reach. The Buoy lies in 28 feet at low water spring tides, with the following mar s and compass bearings, viz. :— hi jilin Light House, just opening East of the N.E. Maplin Buoy. SWIB. Swin Middle Li*ht Vessel NEiN. (Distant 5-lCths mile.) S.W. Middle ...

... THE METROPOLITAN. Mr William Bailey, the manager of this popular hall, took his annual benefit on the evening of Tuesday last, and, as usuas, had a crowded audience, all present being highly delighted with the liberal programme provided and intro- ducing some of the most clever artists in all branches of the urofession. In the preliminary anuorncementa Mr Bailey stated that the hall (the ...

... Fatal AeoatasK A 9 Schools,— The City Coroner (Mr Waabrough) held inquest the Royal luiirmary, yesterday, oa the body of Walter Edward Hodgson, aged years, who was admitted . the ...

... 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 ...

... (FKOU OUR CORRESPONDENT.) A sham *A~ f™ TORK - Scjfl>AY N »rr. the ?? Pnees has followed upon tht 611 * - 0 * that the ?? m!SSZ T op 8 below what was in 1878. S? ° WeSt ?? for Au S ust > and four vU? PerCenLbelow *■ turn of 1592, ?? if?* 1 * ?? «« seven hundred S ll^ 68 -. Mr - President of the ?? A OB0 * 1^ 011 ' after a tour in x!Sr. .- Severml siatants, declares that Mr. 2™. t^ m * t ...

... TUE *W BUILDING FOR THE POST- OFFICE SAVINGS bane:. To-morrow the Savings Bank Department of *le Central Post-office will be transferred fron st Pauls -churchyard to the great building newl/ erected for its occupation in Queen Victoria-street. Tie site lias been well chosen, being on the north ; a ...

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... THE BULGARIAN QUESTION. j ♦ [IUGI'TERS TELEGRAMS.] SOFIA, Oct. 3. An official despatch has been received here from Bellova stating that four pf the brigands who recently attacked the mail coatfh near Vacarel are ?? in the mountains of Bellova. The gendarmerie, ai.ii-d by the militia stationed in the surrounding %ill*gea, are scouring the district. An official denial is given to the reports, ...

... 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 ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. [By Impartial. | CORNISH RUGBY CLUB RECCTIDS. EM. I,at. Dm. l-i Falmouth 15 5 1 14 5 19 Redruth 17 6 10 . 1 Is 12 27 Camborne ...

... ANN'S I PASSAGE, MANCHESTER. I The Northern Musical and Dramatic ha« I hern for the ponding I Ajtistre for Concerts, Concert Parties, Buude, enil ell Musical Rnterteituoente. The ProprieUve ere prepared to undertake the ENTIRE MANAGEMENT CONCERTS. Miss Kate Flinn, Miss Frances Haskoll, Madame Mum Helen D'Alton. Mr. Barton ITGuckiu, Mr. Alfred Jordan, Mr. Walter Clifford, Mr. Watkin Mills, Miss ...

... THE CO MANCHESTER, MONDAY, A* On Saturday Sir RichabD and Colonel J. Iceland opened two Conservative clubs . o*j 4 and the other at Earlston, the evening a pubhc meeting gjy Town Hall, Newton ...