... I We do not know whether Mr. POOL is trying to rival the notorious Irish members in Parliament, but he is becoming quite a professional obstruc tiouist on the School Board. No matter if only a school cleaner is to be appointed, or how much ES. the object sought by any addition to the staff would result in benefitting the children attending the ,ted Board Schools or improve the machinery ...

... THE ZIzTULU WAll-t ,sIR G. WOLSELEY AT ULUND, THE OUTBREAK IN PONDOLAND. VAaIzRA, Friday, 5.30 ?? Union Corn- pany's steamer American has just arrived here freita Capetown, with news to the l2th inst. lSIECTAL TELEGr.EA TO STANDARD OF Tiris MorsnnNG.) }'ll:'Ts;trATzr1t:It, August 101h.-'I'heroi is very i-;l, netvs from Zululand. Clarke's column is waiting ,; Sir G. lvohsilel at Entonglaneni. ...

... filio eteninI14 otb)d. RUSSIA AND SWEDEN. Our Copenhagen correspondent, writing on the 25th inst,, ?? fficil Swedish organ, the Post Tidning, of the 23rd, contains an evidently iF ?? article on the visit of the Czarewitch to Stockholm, his Imperial .bgh e5s being the first heir to the Russian throne who has visited that town, and calls attention to the friendly relations between the two Courts ...

... oRSqDRINK. els5 ready and willing to acknowledge Evely Ointeniperaence, but who is able to in- the evlS a Ieniedy forthe national vice ? The dicate a S been discussed from every point of question I.lIc as in private. All persons agree in View. iii ntte failing, but no two persons can ?? e meanus by which that failing may agree I tole enral. In a volume lately be lets' c , collection of ...

... II E Ia ------ - . o-e--l-vl - - m Z , - Eighty farmers saied for New York on Wednes- day, in order to trytheir fortunes in Texas. With few exceptions tie emigrants have been drawn from the norther districts of Yorkshire and from Durham. They comprise various classes of agriculturists, from the ordinary small tenant farmer upwards. Several of their num- ber were persons of good position, and ...

... I B - ~ ~,LETTER, No. CXXI.- THE RECENT ENCYCLICAL. . fe OutS ago we Welre told, in a letter fr9m'Rome, of the lively interest displayed by r.His Holiness in the studies of young men pres g paring for the priesthood. As one means of ir inciting them to diligence, and giving a useful d bent to their talent, weekly disputatious vere established at the, Vatican' after the a ancient manner of the ...

... v- - - - - - -Lo-- 1 - t -I MANCHESTER WINTER Assan order in Council, dated Anst 14, the Northern and Salford nnyof Lancaster are for the Purpose divisions o f the cofnV os to be held at Manchester, of the next winter as-i .nitod ?? Assize County No.2. FATAL ACCIDENT IN A COTTON MIL--1 acciden of a er 500 ?? on Wednesday at the ?? of t'b rst Spinning Co., .Ahtonundor- teA litte picerI named ...

... HER MAJESTY and the Princess Beatrice are now at Balmoral for the autumn. During the concluding days of I ler Majesty's stay in the Isle of Wight the Queen and the Priucess took their usual walks and drives, and on Sunday, together with Prince Leopold, attenled Divine Service at Osborne, the Rev. Canon Prothero officiating. Ia the afternoon Captain Lord William Beresford, who was the first to ...

... - -- . . . ?? __1 _, th-redl from vitch Gortchakoft. The basins number 600, and are galClerU ?? all parts of the world, and include specimens in each known descrip- tion of porcelain, either ancient or modern. KING THEEBAW of Burmab, the Times of india tells us, bas lately managed to extract two laks of rupees from his mother-in- law, the Sinpyoomahyen, saying that the money would be used for ...

... LIE tlAmI4 tog, mui ay44W mgX r- n shell es~teem tP. -i# you' .wl a4ibrrd :ul th~e o~br- -te'iie in Ai~ao kt upon As 505Ue . Li thi Brakacd' cau~it ficlrii a ?AljeweitbM~the ?? t¢ li lrtfvyre~esleep. ,.;or.X4x ~eW thioulzh4ut aI . ?? time ho thorodghil I oInpleted. :he ttek or stable - eitudndates-.i ;in Swy towerds- .beuiq splirJel, Radio 4lae Sift. W 0y ospoet that the aan~es .of, ft and ?? ...

... A I A, , ?? . 1 * h i *. I i. I ?? ys ~ o ;:T T DN i Cn9TBB^ 1'NMWaAX 2TIGUT. Mrs. Glad6hoe Aistributt~ed the prie at the annual saicw. of. the H:Aiosrden l 11ortcultoal's~city to-ay;and in xpondingio~the.t lot f thanks aizcordod to her nAqd-~to~ thw iligt. Wu., W. H.u Gladstone: for the, use of, the prk, i~which. the show was h eld, Mr., Owi*4J~ aftox ZefesrAWS to the satifa~ctory P~ueo ...

... TfIREE LADS DROVWNED. A sad batbing aocider, by which three lads lost their lives, occurred yesterday morning. Four lads, naulmd Henry James Wilinore, aged 9, Francis James StribbingA, 12, Robert Wildoon, 12, and Charles Henry Mudford, 14, went to batho in it pred situated in IL blsckfield at Bromley, belouging to MIr. Edward Rawson. Tirey had not beers ins the waiter more tman ftur or five ...