... TIHE TWO TREATIES. There seems to be a general acquiescence in England and on the continent in the treaty of Berlin, the act and deed of all the great nations of Europe, including England and Russia: but there is no such general concurrence, either at home or abroad, in the wisdom or policy of the treaty by which England alone undertakes to defend Turkey against all future attacks of Russia. ...

... -,o3wl- %I- LAEST -If JITJ IHC NEWS. THE COURT, &N. OSOoiztE, Are.- 10. p'it r'utcess Beatrice, attended by and .?the Hon. Amy Lunbart, ?? NLCowes, and Newportyetry co~bI D' Pl Tat was in attendance on1 u scyi aitdg ?? ~i~. ntend by Mr. Royle, wcent Out ~ of Vai~swith the Prin'ces Albert ~ pr~ c20.andthe Princesses L misc ~ ~L ~0 f Waes, Visited the Queen ?? luncheon. 1, j1 in the grounds ...

... rrup PO(TjrE . BLTI PUfLIf brOpES a 11 ?1r' Ue ~r e f a ?? 1I Ilrpcse a tics t ?? iit5C -p. ci .-a P. C, C CC ~ 0 'ee ?? CC.. . I10 II, at ICT' .¾, I' - ?? tir' .. . ?? e7-c In the B cu~~E ?? C CCV iC(tilerC , ?? e !!-clsrte, OCC Sce r '¾i' C f ort or usz- aermoranhg llls`.'I' ?? Or 0,.ptrreon a f s iIC a-, n.. ant ?? be'' were f, a car ?? ,i ,C'5C ij ' ,),I corporation, CeI >. C' ...

... OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENCB ent Inae LONDON\, MONDAY EVENIrG. . The calm political season has commenced. Last week the crv of ministers defending their .ent policy vas heard athwart the silence; but now on- we have all settled down comfortably to the had conviction that nothing more is likely to be sia said or done for a month at least. Yet the East is still not a little disturbed, and, though ...

... THE, WEATHER. FRIDAY, AUGIGUST 2 The chart represents the western countries of Europe from Norway to the coast of Portugal, and embraces Great Britain and the British Isles. It also includes the North Sea or German Ocean, the Bay of Biscay,theMediterranean,the Atlanticwith the English Channel.Bristel Obnnel,andrish Sea. EXPLANATION. The direlln and force of the Wit d wre Cown by arrows drawn ...

... IOUR LONIN 0ORRESPONDENCE. I LONDON, TiURsSDAY EVEN'ING. 1'alliament has row Iin~shed its laboar's for the year, and has ?eft tha ?? important Of its legislation iinil nexot ye.r Far away the greatest reform rwhich the Conservative (leveramljent has hael the boldnress to initiate is its Criminaill code. That stands over with the ,estioll of local self-gove'ane it, which Mr. 4-ter Booth-,ill ...

... TITE BRITISH ASSOCIATION. V DunBm, Tuzsnxy NIGHsr. The papers were to-day quite as numerous and net less imiporta;nt than those read yesterday. Ie t the depatment ofastronom, Lord Psse ga e a | I (iescription of a new and improved mounting for t .his telescope at Parsonstown; Sir William Thump-l son, in the section of geography, read a paper on :thce influence of the Straits of Dover on the ...

... ?? . l The, Editor its not responsible for tile oplinions an~d ae ?? of Correspionden ts. SALARIIES OF PI'ESTON TE ACHE~RS. Ii 1) III tIiTOR OF TBIE PnS'1t'ON' CHRNICLE. Sm.-l ,Ili letter of y.our Correspondent Coere in last week's paper, -is a valuable con~tribution on the balaries' question ,and I beg to thank him for it. lie is. h',wcser, silent ass to the settle of fees in til RIoman ...

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... IDebartue I .. ?? August. From PRESiTO, To BARTON AND B5 UononToN.7. 8.4 5 10 1 4.40 ( -1t 2d45A.-S)ndays: . 8-20 -. ( j-1 o( BLCBUN ACCIOINO -5 BUR A saturdays i) n -n 0 8-5 9.10 I09. 52 -1 1Q2A3c'*riu, ty1 .5 81 361 0-SDl t 6 .1-0 1 ?? -0 6-50SUindays:, 6-40 8;-25 m 245-; ,20.0- o | BURNLEY AND COLN-.-6.0 7-30 J l 10-0 10-50I . 12-10 1-20 2.0 3-40 .12 8-35 8~ ?? 0 }lj91 ;20t R ; -2 5q ;; I) ...

... THE BATHS AND WASHROUSES SCHEME.. - - . .- The Manchester Corporation having applied to the Local Government Board for power to borrow £50,000 for tho carrying out of works under the Baths and Washliouses Act, Mr. S. J. Smith, an inspector ap- pointed Vy the Board held a public inquiry into the matter on Thursday at the Town Hall. The Mayor (Mr. Alderman Grundy), Mr. Bright (chairman of the ...

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