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... SUMIAIARY OF THIS MORNING'S NEWS. The foreign ambassadors at Constantinople have, it is stated, asked evplanations from the Porte on the subject of the instructions sent to Riza Pasha and the nature of the Convention which the Porte declares it necessary to conclude with Montenegro. The Turkish Foreign Minister, in reply, stated that the pending cession of territory to Montenegro will comprise ...
... The Dulcigno difficulty is not yet settled. Seven stipulations have beea proposed by Turkey in the convention for the surrender of Dulcigno, and two of them have been rejected by Montenegro. These are-first, the maintenance of the stains quo to the east of Lake Skutari; and, second, the maintenance of the Turkish flag in the port of Dulcigno. The Montenegrin Government, it is said, regards the ...
... HE ORTHER tCHO. I SATUTRDAY, OCTOI3ER t1, ISSO. 0 - - __ _ __ _ __ _ _ WHAT ARE WE TO DO WITH IRELAND ? 1p-- Z X ...
... XT SPECIAL ZXPRESS AND ELECrTIC TLISGRAPH PROM AIl PARTS OP THRWWORLD. THE EASTERN QUESTEON. A THREATENED BURMESE ATTACK, STATE OF AFFAIRS IN AFGHAN. ISTAN. BURNAH. We have received the following from the India. office:- (From Viceroy, 13th October, 1880.) Following received from Chief Commissioner, Ran. goon1, 12th October. In case exaggerated accounts reach you, I beg to report as follows : ...
... HZISCRIEVOUS WmANGLING. The dispute at Guy's Hospital between the governors and medical authorities of that institution is no longer a priiate, but a national matter. Although under the autho- rity of a self-elected governing body, Guy's Hospital is a public institution, and everything that concerns its welfare is a matter of interest to the community, especially to the working orders. The ...
... (By our Special oricarespondent.) Before Sir Charles Dilke had escaped from the hands of his doctors, it was stated, in a sort of whisper, that he was going to Paris in a week or two to en- deavour to re-open the question of the renewal of the Commercial Treaty, and almost immediately a number of paragraphs were in circulation, roundly announcing this object of Sir Charles's mission. There was ...
... ; THE CONGREGATIONAL UNION, The irst of the series of autumnal meetings in con- nectionvwith the Congregational Union bf Englandtied Wales was held in Carr's Lane Chapel, Birmingham, on Tuesday. The Rev. Professor Newth, Principal of New College,-presided. The body of the church was occupied by therepreseutativei, who numbered nearly athousand, and the public were admitted to the galleries. ...
... )r IMPROYED ,STREET-LIGBTINl NEAR t, - THE TOWN HALL. _ . ?? I .. . . l For a considerable time past. mention has from time to time been made at the meetings of the Birminngham Tow Council of the experiments conducted by the Gas Com- mitteo with r view to tho adoption of some system of gas.lighltin- which will comlpete With the electrio lighlt for the purpose of illuminating large public ...
... I - -.A Z . 17 nf filcii q f t T.Pqi iP 1-A1.- A meetini untler the auspices of this TLeague was held last evening, at the Vublic (ibce, Mloor Street, to cassdcr the duty of the people in the present critical stateof Ireland. Mr. Thomas Wright (111nnebester) presided, anr anuongst those uresent were the 1Rev. A. O'ANeill, less W. Gilliver, (ieorge UpSon, William Wright, C. C, Cattell, Pumphrev ...
... - CREO 9- OU 0OOl Cavm-onDIam. I. L(9*WO, THUSDAJY BMwnem h There is hardly any longer room for doubt Ps that the Sultan really and truly means to cedeco Dulcigno. He may have been bought off by th promise of fure indulgence, for a time at re least, on the part of the moM timid Powers, in like Austria and France. He may, om the other hand& have been simply frightened into he a panic-stricken ...
... THE SHOCKING CASUALTY a A ' I SEWER AT BIRKENHEAD. ?? adjourned inquest on the body of M ichael itDavanev, who was suffocated on Wednesday last in Lea sewer in Cleveland-street, Birkenhead, took place d yesterday, at the Queen's Hotel, before fir. Henry L Churton, coroner. The circumstances of the e unfortunate case have already been given in the Mn Xrc7y. e The Coroner, before proceeding to ...
... CHURCH BAZAAR AT ABERGAVENNY On Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday of this week a grand bazaar, under distinguished patronage, has been held in the Town Hall, Abergavenny, in aid of the fund for the restoration of the nave of the parish church. The improvement is to cost £3,400, £1,750 of which is in hand. As soon as the idea of holding a bazaar was mooted, the leading ladies in the neigh- ...