... SUMIMIARY OF TIllS MORNING'S NEWS. Tbe Turks arc reported to have abandoned Sophia, after first setting fire to tl c piace. The advanced guard of the Russian western division have occaiiel ti * Ia 1½ ~a n va-ss between Arab-Konlak and Sop Fil. The occupation was f..ciced v ith immense iifficulty, wve are told, owing to the snow. It dols not At cm clear why Muklhtr Pat'.' has been recalled from ...

... LETTER FROMf PARIS. PARIS, MIonday. A LEGITIMIST paper considers it very unlikely that a French Minister, no matter what his inexperience of foreign affairs may be, should have written the note ascribed to M. Waddington, declaring that France has no need of allies and that she intends to remain completely isolated, so that she may be all the better crushed on the first opportunity. On the ...

... i6 -. ? ?? ?? VMWALEOL 11 ?? si* ?? ?? , ?, ; : ?? - ?? . I i 1 % , end ?? 'f 30azrd of Guardlsas-lr4ie t collier~t51~'~' ?? to t; iopn that thedistressin t isdrirts is notsoiel ot Acquainted withl I r 0~i W ~ ~ ?? mL el made to the., ' ~ Rf~ ~P WANme ~i endent on.. er ?? l \& fai MOTO the h*A~tia.Pirtth t4 f.84d coils (1a, Ii U&l~g ~l h 4m~s~f5 o~ collieries W Wgil ~lsig n oles ~8 ...

... ITfIGILAND NOTES. :y, and lice of LoCIIA~sii, 2Sili D,)c., 1877. cuscst, The most resnaliathle year of which there is any ). sluw receoid for at least two gesserations is now about to cx- LI) tlssi pire, and those whose painiful experienice it. his been sidsihe to hnive 1)sassed through it, whether well or sick, will tedily ;long, remember it. The frequency of thle gales and the ,ough ttitter ...

... - - T F- ;?4 ?? ?? - ?? 4 I ?N ? ? I)ITION. ?? ?? 7-iAiL aiJYcCse, 1.30 A.,c I i.UT~:Eti t T TELEGr.aM.l Itt F IN FRANC CE E. .tc. 3I. Aan olliriiol Note is . . * to-drrv ito r. ixcence to th e recent at 1. IriiorynI ietween G nora de J anl' M..laajor Lab h ;rdire. Tae NotNe i ni ti Iat the Movei.oen- of troops ordered (JrO late crisis, au a which gave rise to - dI lent in C3!1 itUest;, was ...

... tan V-IA-eR~ R th. h1- -l; -- On )loaday, at the borough potty sessions, Ncath, Mr. David Thorre, landlord of the Grey- honed Inn, was summoned for an alleged offence against the Licensing Act. The court was crowded, as the case excited much interest in the town. Mr. Leyshon appeared for the defendant. On the ?? being called, PAies-eonstable Wil- blar Price, No. 5, deposed that he visited the ...

... CLEVE!AND MINERS AND FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. ODDFELLOWS' MEETING' AT GUIS9 BROUG II. The question of charging miners andl other per. sons followiog hasratoes occupations an increased rate of contritutions on becoming Odfellows wvas discussed at some length at the half-yearly dis- trict mceting of OddfellowS (Manfchester Unity) at Gaisbrollgh yesterday. Comprised in What is known as the Stokesley ...

... r 1f t11-ut-1. 2145-a L'UTERS 'TD THE EDITOR. % AlU correspondents must write on OFV ?? op to the pale only, or their letters will be rejected. APrr.nicrn,-It depeuis upou the terms of your in. denture. CC0 As INUAussTANT.-Writeto the authorities respectin; the n3Eglect. di JenN Corny (Cbeltehanb).-Write to the editor of ti lii fh or the ilori at, ~1 b' THE CAEDIFF SCHOOL BOARD SITES s DISPUTE ...

... . PUBLIC OPINION ON THE WAR. D THE NAT1ONAL REFORMC UNION. ul The National Reform Union has issued a manifesto in II r regard to England and the war. The manifesto, which to lis addressed to Englishmer, says- to Trade is bad; wages are low; food is dear, employ- ment is uncertain; taxation is increasing-yet it is pro- fr posed by a strong party in the present Cabinet to add to bt these ...

... .MEDIA TION. PROBABLE REPLY OF RUSSIAi A- WHAT HAS ENGLAND DONE P 3 [RiEtuEIVS TLELEGlAMS.I S ST. P3TXRSBiU!1G, MONDAYS. r The rcquest of the Erilish Goverineeut for in- C Ih formation as to wvhetier LRssia wvouldl be dislpaaed E to enter into peatcO ?? at tle desire of b the Porte has bean received here. If, as appears A froul inquiries MaOe here, ?? have already e beeu circulated abroad ...

... IDST ILCT I'T ELUl GIENCT. IN AID OF nvi; FuNDi for r']icvi:lsf lx). I .lnew Suft(r;ng rkt i the deprc-ed efi: imo riudc il Ecnuzh ?? ?? n ar e aiade in Bi:micgbami with considcralbe 5ntc'~s Ac AiBi ElisrlnDwyoD held at Duwiais, tii. Tleoxky Choir junder the ieaderzhi; of M.. D. 'oAee) were award'd a prize of Z,2 fir ral i r- img The many rend the skies. The same3 me- complished body took a ...

... A DIETETIC EAnERnd-M Asi? popeat this seasonwiill tat and 6t dinka grat e~lmore than is good, for themn, it 1- no eou fplace to ?? a Dietetic t ?? reoently made by7 Dr T. L. dNichols, the well-known hydropathist -of Lno and -MaIrern, the editor of the Hereafd of Hetalh, -and author of numerous works on sanitary and r d social science. The experiment extended over s *0 four weeks-from ...