... PAROCIIIAL BOARD OF OLDMACHAI n irs I DAY FEEING SCHIOOLS. .nigs A m,--t irry of thle Jerretral 1'rirposea Committee of 1 m)it, bthe P'aruchliarl B1mr, r of 01l1rirriclirir wasl held within the I I of IBeardi' r ?? 0 ?? ittorrl -itrort, Abrerdieen, ycstcrrlqry. Ailr Car-den, e britriti i f tire Boaird, presidied(. Letterst r irt wore r-ad frlorui General Sir Alearirder Cordn nn th it I to ...

... N LON DO 1)1JN(.,E. I Ii' I * j~ I' ilI ?? I ' ~and (pqt Telop ap~ ~'iih'lonCi''~~l of a It AN(F ANDI' I ANO t ?? THlE ENIi ?? rjjili> I IE lsE\TAII AOF I~lE 'ItE~lil'Fil)IV 1V-ISION oN'( l I IT1-TIai 'ril-l, It DEII i ii 1t WI AND THlE File ?? TiE 'l\'i-ltR 12Pl IX 1'IQ 'lt i : 111. \S Nl A i FITS I I 'I, E - t 1101 OF ~ ll IFI 'l A~N Di A N -11V j~it' mIN' ?? rl~'ltA i NSFIId ' t Il ?? \Q ...

... PAROCHr F . BOARDS AND FEEDING SCHOOLS. Seor. Botrids and Parochial Boards all over the country appear to lhe pretty generally rp. F posed to cach otlher oin the subject of Day Iu- i dustrial Schools. With the School Boards.bhe question is a purely piractical one ;with the Parochial. Boards it is, in a cortain sense, cie of apparent principle, but of a principle I so attenuated as to present a ...

... in the following article. Article 32.—1n Servia the distinction of religious beliefs and confessions shall not operate against any one a reason of exclusion or incapacity in what concerns the enjoyment of civil and political rights, admission to public employment, functions, or honours, or the exercise of different professions or industries in whatever locality it may be. The liberty and the ...

... ?? AII , I A _ \IL Y 7 ABEltI ?? FRIDAYt.\, JUtLxY 2l, 187S. IN the IIoUSC of [ords Ihist ighlt the - i Sr- of Beaconsfield illoved an adthresi to thank t.he ?? for her graciolus iwestt ge regarding the iarriage of the Duke of Consiuatight, and to assurc 11cr Majesty that the House Nvould conour in mensures to enablU Her ?? to nitlic further provision for His Roie l a Highlncss o tilhat ...

... THE TESTAMENT OFt PETER THE GREAT. A WRITER iln the Nineteenth Centitnry for July Vi of disousses thle question of tho authenticity of St ?? this famous testtament, whichl is supposed by w lil.somne to he thbe political evangel of the House tl und of Romanoff. The question may comie to ho ti M~rone of greater interest and importance than Al 14these historial prdhlems-the atillhorshipi~of ...

... nBANI'F.4 t, OVen 5? iou es' Ciusi INA r Coun'r. -W illiam Gordon, a 110 33135 carter, residing at flack ?treot, ICeIth, wee yesterday 0 brinight befoie 8liceiii'?uIotitute NioiicrieiT, ehared 01 a ith having, on 22ni1 July current, within the ltoyai ti * Gik ?? tel, Kei eli, assaulted to tile CifuijOil of blueR 15 Chai los Inglie, ii labourer, also reajiliog there. ['Ill ? JIlIlI accused ...

... nt THF Improvements Committee of the Town j a [e Council have aon admirable opportunity for exer- tl 1 cisilg their ingenuity and enterprisc. Their t] 1. schemes of improvement are so wide that theI C th oniy regrct is that the means of giving effect to a id the proposals are comparatively so narrow. h he Whatimight not be done by a litdle of that Im- ff n- perial power that enabled the late ...

... ' TUE1 CONRAD lsESS. THE TREATY OF BERM M nditi. t, ' in fon bit A 1 l1te edition of tle, Timi~es of SI ttuday gives the Caur :It'll t tInl~cY the wholo of the Treaty signed that day ais we tilei*d l',erliii; the, portionlg ?? having reference to Cuolls, n 1andllSOtif matters ofilinor importance. ab IThe, ?? is il ti5lcl'ilol eg Ii ~jjljty thle Fnpl of Guermoany. His Majesty Art lgvdiftin' ...

... VINDICTIVE DRUNKARD. At the Stoke Police Court on Tuesday labourer named Patrick Grant was brought up on charge of having killed his wife in Hill Street, Stoke. It appeared from the evidence had been drinking and came into the house in a very bail temper. His daughter upbraided him for being intoxicated, whereupon he turned upon her and spoke very rougldy. serious altercation ensued, and Grant ...

... A slight altercation took place at an early hour on Tuesday morning in a lodging-house at King Street, Glasgow, which has resulted in the death of a man named John Guthrie, a quay labourer, about 30 years of age. Guthrie was lodging in the bouse, and went there on Monday night about eleven o’clock, and it stated that lie was the worse of liquour at the time. He began talking with a fellow ...

... FRASEIlBUIRGH HA1'BOUR DOARD. t The monthly meeting of the Harbour Toaid wr.s h hield on Friday ?? Tarras preailing. STEAM TUG. il A letter was read from the clerk to the Stearn Trg C1ompany, Mnising offer to let the vessel to the Board Y during the hsain * sea son on the same terms as last t year's engigeenerit, viz., £80 rer month. Two or three metabers present were of opinion that the tug ...