... I[- The annual pulblic meeting of the Liberation society was hell on Wednesday evening at the Metropoolitan tabernacle, Mr. Hugh Mason, J.P., of Ashton-under-Ln presiig, ad a rge nu ber of persons beiing present. A letter from' the ltev. C. H. Spurgeon was readr amidst considerable cheering, in which lie said: I am ieore and more heartily with the Liberation society in the great work of ...

... Owirneto tlhe numberotleviers received it is ispossible t.; give usacrs in the current week. We cammmnotn- ?? to return the MiSS. or to send answersby post. GEORGt.-No; he would have no other claim than that which he takes under the will of his father. The second wife would, under the will, be entitled to the freebolds. IGNOItANCE.-The executors are the persons ens titled to probate, unless ...

... LORD BATEMAN'$ REAL FREE TRADE. Lord Bateman has, at last, said his say onl reciprocity in the House of Lords, and if he indulged at any time in the hope that he would induce the Government to re-consider Free Trade as a principle still on its trial, the Premier's speech must have bitterly dis- apnointed him. Lord Batenian, in a speech of nearly two hours' length, called the attention of ...

... _ TflE BtJLGAEIAN ATROCITS. I Mr. Schuyler, American consul-general, has Pr- .eated to the American Minister at Constantinople a .prelimluary report upon the outrages in Bulgaria= Ee gives the names of a number of villages be baa visited, and statsl the facts from what as has seen, from the inquiriem he he. made; and from the infor- Mation he has received. Mr. Schuyler says that during the ...

... LIBERAL GATIMING AT LEWES. On Wednesday afternoon there was alarge Liberal gathering at Lewes, the occasion being the presenta- tion of a testimonial to the RightHon. J. G. Dodson. M.P., late Chairman of Committees in the House of Commons, and for 17 years one of the members for East Sussex. The testimonial took the form of a portrait presented to Mrs. Dodson, and a service of plate for the ...

... I § TO CORMSPONDENTS _ Owing to the number of letters received it in impossible to give the Aooer in the current week. We cannot Undertake to retuSS' 3558. or se snd answers by Post. RUoANxsso. No; the property goes only one-third to the widow, theremainder totheson. Shecan onlydis- pose of her on portion A. X. (No. O.-The Local Government Board for the Adistrict have the power. ALPHsA.-The ...

... I THE PPO VINOES- ?? . - A - AMAPSHIHRE.-HORRIBOLE A}FATE.-A ,hooking occurrence et Bournetouth has caused a great sensation in the town. At a late hour on Monday night Sarah Trow- bridee, wife of a Bournemouth gardener, named Henry Trowbridge, took a table knife and cut her infant's throat, severing the windpipe and main arteries on the right side. When the deed was discovered the woman was ...

... From the Registar-general's return we learn that during the week ending July 12, 5,880 births and 2,949 deaths were registered in London and 22 other large towis of the United Kingdom. The mortality from all causes was at the average rate of 18 deaths annually in every 1,000 porsons living. The annual death-rate was 1S per 1,000 in Edin- burgh, 22 in Glasgow, and 22 in Dublin; Small-poxC ...

... SPECIAL SUNDAY EDITION, CONTAINING ALL YESTERDAY'S NEWS. .- .- ?? ~ ?? .=r . LLOYD'S WEEKLY NEWSPAPER OFFIOE, SUNDAY BIORNING. COUNT ANDEASSY'S SUCCESSOR. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) VIENNA, August 16, Night.-Herr Szecheny, the ambassador at Berlin, has been designated as the successor of Count Andrassy. (THROUGH RECTER'S AGENCY.) RAILWAY ACCIDENT IN FRANCE. PARIS, August 16.-A collision ...

... During the past few days the state of General Garibaldi's health has become worse, The general cannot eat on account of the recurrence of arthritic pains. Signor Villa, Ministerof the Interior, went on Sunday to Civita Vecchia to pay hien a visit. Garibaldi's suit for a divorce from his wife, the Contessa Raimnondi, has been for some time past a leading topic of conversation in Italian society ...

... LLOYD'S WIEE1KLY LONDON NE' NVSPAPER AT WAR ! A solemn responsibility rests upon the Government: We are at war! F rom one end of the country to the other, trade is depressed. Everywhere employers' andemployed are speculating, with dejected; spirits, on the causes of the decrease in British trade; and few have the courage to hope that matters will soon mend. We hear! on all sides stories of ?? ...

... I THE ELECTRIC LIGHT IN THE )N ORKSHOP. Some important experiments have been made in Liverpool during the past week in relation to the Dracticability of lighting fac- tortes and large workshops by electricity. An extensive Liverpool tobacco factory has been lit several times by .)ablochkoffs elec- tric light system, and the experiments have proved most successfully the SnpDeror lumi- nosity of ...