... (Fromn aur Specifat Corres3poWn' P.) No great secrecy was observed as to some of the prilcipal results of the deliberations of the Cabinet tb Council held on Friday. So soon as the meeting in re Downing Street was over privileged communications e: were made to certain agents of the Press, and there was C no attempt to disguise or qualify the fact that the Si Ministry are united in their ...

... The following is the report of the Medical Officer of Health. Mr. George S. Elliston, for the aoutrter ending Septemher`30th, 1878:- I beg to lay before you my report on the state of the public Health forthe quarter ending September 30th, 1878. During that period 416 births were Iregistered in the Ipswich district, viz., 87 males and 83-fetnales in St. Matthew's sub-district., 76 mniles and 73 ...

... I .- -1 1. na 1 A n -_ A . . 21 _ I - ?? The annual distribution of prizes and certificates to th e successful students of the Oxford Science and Art School took place on Friday the 16th inst., in the Town Ball, in the presence of a considerable number of the relatives and friends Of the pupils. The Rev. R. St. John Tyrwvhitt, M.A., presided, rand there were also present on the plat- form-R. P ...

... I BRIITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY. I The annual meeting of the Oxford Auxiliary of this Society was held on Tuesday evening in the Town Hall, under the presidency of Gsa. Sir Arthur Cotton, ?? IC.C.S.IL There were also on the platform-the Rev. A. n ALx W. Christopher, the Rev. Prebendary Anderson (of 'eBath), the Rev. R. B. Girdlestone, Rev. A. Pearson, Rev. *tW. M. Paul, Rev. E, A. Knox, ...

... IECCLESIASTICAL INTELLIGENC. PREFERMENTS AND APPOINTMENTS Rev. C. L. Bode, B.A., to be Curate of Kidderininster Rev. D. W. Chute, Rector of Sherborne St. John, to be Ituran Dean of Basingstoke, N.E. Division. Rev. J. Edgell to be Vicar of Lambourle, Berks, Patron, the Bisop of Oxford. Rev. W. Harrison, N.A., to be Vicar of Wormleighton Rev. w. T. Humphrey to be Vicar of Wick. Rev. R. P. ...

... _ i . .. .. .. . -. - . ?? _ ?? ?? _ _ _ . .. _ .. _. . ?? __ _ _ _ _ --F-LE-ETMWOO ?? YELLow Favan ox BOARDc A SmP.-A Lloyd's tele- gram from Gibraltar reports the arrival there of the barque Adeliza, of Fleetwood, from Lagos, West Coast of Af rica, with fever on hoard. The veasel was pot out under strict quarantine. Two men had died and threeI more were suffering from the diseaso when she ...

... X k 5PEITOR or UBrYN0LD8R'B, NfwPAP3B. Slit,-As a sequel to the briietn'arrative of the disastrous occurrenee.:that overtook -our army on its retreat from Uoabul, contained in my last co~nmunicationu.l propose glancing this week at wht toliowed these events. And this, I think, ?? be found apropos to theicomments made b a Russian 'correspondent in a Berlin journal, referring to the ticklish ...

... THIE BISHOP OF CALCUTTA AND THE DACOITS. or - - Dacoits hold no person in respect except a well- armed policeman, butt they usually fight shy of n. European travellers who. are very bandy with their iN weapons if rudely intruded upon. To this shyness the Bishop of Calcutta and his chaplain owe their escape from an awkward predicament while travelling from Mlorar to Jbansi a short time since. ...

... .AtRKEY AND THE ATTITUDE OFba G RE E CE. MO: CONSTANTINOPLE, Monday. dur flafvet Pasha has sent a circular note to the Turkish 22,3 Anibassadors abroad in which he calls attention to the 188 fact that the HelIlenio Government, on the authority of l; reports received fiom its consula in Thessaly and Epirus, or, is acusing the Porte of stirring up the fanaticism of dea the Albanians against ...

... was HUNTLY.-SALEs op GBOWINOG ?? turnip PW crops at Manse of Cairnie were sold by public roup on sr r Saturday. There wai only a ?? attendance of in- Dra ttending purchasers. Notwithstanding, there was keen chea competition, and good prices, the whole being knocked trap out at £11 per imperial sore. The turnip crops on Cra Riggens, Cairnle tenanted by Mr Morrison, were dis- had osed ...

... upwards. GEORGE D. RUTHERF OJR D, ADVOCATE, 229 UNION STREET, AGENT. ...

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