... CONTINUED ADVANCE OP THE RUSSIA!* - ADRIANOPLE OCCUPIED. STATE OF THE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS- Pending the issue of the armistice there is no suspension of the Russian advance, which is P 0 powerful an argument in favour of the Russian terms 93 which could be urged the Conference. At Vienna tbe denblatt reports that the Czar ordered on Monday onward march against Constantinople; and it rumour ...

... Saturday Evening. The Money Market experienced a sharp im- provement this afternoon on the resumption yesterday of the export of gold to tho ' States .pectation of a further efflux of bullion to the sama quai It is now more clearly understood that the gold move- this country and America are not controlled by the Exchange alone, and that Stock operations are largely involved in the cal- ...

... There is a collect hn\. made in the Wesleyans chapels throughout, the connection twice a year, on behalt of educating the children of the ministers. Many pew- holders, having to educate their children out of their own earnings, object and refuse to give. Those members who have been liberal enough to give during the past, may derive consolation from the tact that their monies havo not been ...

... Two excellent sermons were preached in the parish church on Sunday last on behalf of the Sunday school- that in the morning by the vicar, the Rev. N. F Chudleigh • and in the evening by the Rev. Earnest Pearson, of Ipswich. On the ?? afternoon the children assem- bled in the schoolroom at 2.30, where there was a short service. At 3 they left, headed by the St. Columb Minor brass band, for ...

... A few weeks since it was our pleasure to acknowledge Mr. Tangye's handsome subscription of £5 tothe fund* of the reading-room, together with a copy of ** Reminis- cences of Travel. On Monday last the library was further enriched by twenty-four half-yearly bound volumes oi the Graphic, 1869 to 1380, the gift of the saiue gentleman. This gift is highly appreciated by th« members of the ...

... o03S iIRE AGRiUILTtRAL RmoN, Thursday. ,,,fal show of the Yorkshite Agri. ^50O . s hs3 bwa brought to a close, and the Iltural Societyn xe to be conpratulated upof the OunalThe ?? of stock was fally Up to the ra5otl. T hn eosO clase3 it was superior to former bS1M, a3 sther has bean magnificent, and the yino Tt7f vizsitors compares favourably with other cttodeailct suty c such as those neld at ...

... worry put a*ide for another year, the Artillery Volunteers to-dey begin the annual meeting their association Shoebnryneas, where if not much money is to be found in the prize list at Wimbledon the honours which are be won are richly merited by those who obtain them as any prize— Queen's or other —which the metropolitan Infantry meeting bestows. At Shoeburyness there are no pot-hunters or ...

... LOCAL BILLS PARLIAMENT. THE BRADFORD WATERWORKS AND IMPROVEMSNT BlLL.— Thin bill came before the examiners Standing Orders to the House Lords yesterday, and the Standing Orders having been complied with the bill was directed to be proceeded with. The bill has passed the House of Commons. THE ISLE OF AXHOLMR RAILWAY BILL.— The examiners Standing Orders the House of Lords yesterday reported that ...

... Lord Clinton has remitted ten per cent on his agricul- tural rente in Cornwall. Canon Carter, of Truro, is to take part in a mission to be held in Mew York during Advent. Mr. R. Dunstan, Mus. Baa, Cantab, music-master of the Westminster Training College for schoolmasters, has also been appointed music-master of the Southlands Training College for mistresses. In view of bis approaching ...

... FREEMASONRY IN CORNWALL, j ♦ Tbubo. —At the usual monthly meeting of the Lodge Phoenix of Honour and Prudence, No. 331, on Monday evening, Bro. J. H. Ferris, P.M., ?? was elected W_M. for the ensuing twelve months. Bro. S. Serpell, P.M., ?? was re-elected treasurer, and Bro W. Rooks, ?? was re-appointed tyler. Bodkxk .— At a monthly meeting of One and All (No. 330) Lodge of Freemasons, ...

... at Lincoln Castle. E. Turnor was chairman, the other magistrates present being Sir C. N. J. Anderson, Bart., Sir Hickman Bacon, Bart., tho Rev. A. Wright, the Rev. J. Livesey, the Rev. G. Bubb, the Rev. H. C. Brewster, the Rev. W. W. Cooper, the Rev. F. Jarvix. Lieutenant-Colonel Mason, Colonel Seddon, Lieutenant-Colonel Conway-Gordon, Mr W. R. Eroers. A. Luard, Mr E. Pearson, J. Mr R. Waldo ...

... SUtion. LEEDS, at the Midland Railway Station, and the New Joint Railway Station. MANCHESTER, at the Victoria Railway Station. DEWSBURY, at the London and Nortb Western Railway Station. WAKEFIELD, at the Railway Station. MIRFIELD, at the Railway Station. HALIFAX, at the Railway Station. TO ADVERTISERS. Scale of charges for Pbeaid Advertisements ln the fl udiertield Daily Chroniclt of the ...