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... ilTE FRENCH TREATY N\ EGOTIATIQNS. (Saac'rn.t Txxora& oa t ouR PARS CoRRssEoPNDENT.) PARNs, Friday Night. 11r. Crowe and Mr. Batemass return to London tsenieht.r &ome further concessions have been made by the Fmr~uh Commlissioners, but they contain nothingt WhIch is likely mnateriaily to affect the result. It is probable that one of the English Comtmiisioners Wv l ?? with fresh instructions. ...
... 21R. SHAW LEFEVRE ON THE LAND QUESTION. QUtO'ISJusN. Mr. Shaw Lefevre, MY.., addressing the Junior Liberal Club Members at Reading last night on agricultural depression, attributed the loss of the farmers during the last sax year3 almost wholly to bad seasons. Low prices had but a secondary influence in the matter. The peace of meat had very much compensated for the reduced price of wheat and ...
... TE SETTING FIRE TO A CHUWRCE AT CARLTON-IN-CLEVELAND. (FROM Our OWN REroTsEra.) SroKszrSLY, Friday. To procure the detection and punishment, if possible, of a the person who perpetrated this act of incendiarism a I magisterial inquiry was opened to-day at Stokesley. The church of Carlton-iO-Cleveland was destroyed by fire an the morning of the 19th October last, and nothing but ,he bare walls ...
... THIS MORNING9S NEWS. IMTf)TAv'Q TriN-Th{r\T PAP.TM.R TO-DAY'S LONDON PAPJEIS. Le aTEE CONSTITUTIONAL CRISIS IN GERNIANY. M r ?? TiiueoaAar.) Cli Banan3sL11, Su~ndaly Nighlt.-~SinCe the time of thle pat Parliamentary conflict comeo twenty years ago, $0 deep wvi and uniiversal a sensation has never been 'cr'eated ats CrcI by the Imperial 'rescript published yesterday at thle blead of thle ...
... TUHE SETTING FlIRE TO A CHURCH I AT CARALTON-IN.CLEVELAND. I - ~~~(FROMe OURt OWNe Irc'OR~TE.) $rTOKs1rsssa, Saturda-y. - The magisterial iniquiry jinto thes charge of setting lira to thc(, Parishl Church Of Cari~ton-jleCjLeVland, ielsdo again11st Cl ev George balegcr, Vicar of Carlton, wh'lich ?? opcisd yesterday, and continlued to-desy, at the I Stokesley Court-house, before Mr. J. RIs ?? ...
... NORwTTI RIDING ELECTION. tIB3ERAL MEETING AT YORK~. A TENANT..FARTMER CANDI[DATE.. On Saturday it highly representative meeting of the Liberal party of the North Riding was held at York, at which the I-on. J. C. DurenAs, M.P. for Riichmondl, 'pre- sided. The following gentlemen were also present :-Tho Ron. IL. Stanley, M.P., Mr. G. Hloward, M.P., Mr. F. A. Mfilbank, M4.P., Mr. J. Dlodds, M.P., ...
... ikI THE FARM ANrD THE FIELD. k I .. 7-tows It7 ?? .. . n To ?? ?? i- . ?? ?? / . ; - -\ ?? (ffrota t/fe Lceeds .deert7 // 'ph u j owvaday At this period of the year an excessive rainitall is OOnth paraitively harmless. Even in districts liable to tioutis, there is often lucre good than harrm done1, so tlong as arablo land is not overflowed, as thle toeadows and marshes are beniefited by ...
... s-- A return, in continuation of one which appeared -October last, has been published giving the rates of (IL,, sinl English money levied on certain specified articles ~i British produce or ?? imported into the pric. L cipiel E'uroipean countries, the Turkish Empire, Esvpt:, - uiMorocco, Persia, 'the United States, Brazil, p.. inf, Argentina Con1federation, and the principal colonies, i5 t ...
... BOROUGHBRIDGE A.GRICUL- 1 I IL- TURAL SOCIETY. The quarterly meeting of the members of the Boroucic- a- IbridlgeiAgricultural Society wvas htold on Saturday after'- in Inoon, at the Crown Hotel, Boroughhliridlgc. There was a, re flarge gathering at dinner-, over which Mr. ,Toscsc DENTr sic DENT, of Rlibston Park, presided. Alter sminer, tics y, PullsillENT proposeid the usual loyal toasts, ...
... THE FAILURE OF THE FRENCH TREATI Le EGOTIATIONS. B -. T .. _ i to riessnl the Economist.) is Although nominally the negotiations for a new C00:23 he mercial Treaty with France are oniy suspended, there ecr *st be little doubt that practically they have been broken off, To The French Commissioners have stated definitely, and ur as it is understood finally, what conceassions their Govern' ?? ...
... I GENERAl FORE'lIGl' NEWS. I - - - . -I 3 ?? 'ULEoaeatS.) THlE PR'lTSSIAN CO?KSTITTJTION. =TR''FAOPRJJINATLY PROCLAMATION. urn x o-iight's0 vial Gazette Publ- Ihshes Onl its first Page the following Ioperial Rescript, hoairinir (late of the 4th inist., couixteneigqntd by Prinlce 13isniarek, and addre~ssed to thle Prnseiau M-inistry The righit of thle King to direct thle Glovernmxent andi ...
... THIS GALE. V1 Y -1 a %iTfl ran I ,ΒΆ7or nl X LOSS OF LIFE AND HEVYDAAG IN SCOTLAND. Further details are given of the severe gala which 1 prevailed onl Friday evening and on Saturda`Y. The westerly gale ?? prevailed With undiminished us'till Saturday forenoon, when it begain to moderate. !Durl~Iing the nlight snowv fell heavily, and all the plantations I su~ffered severey A hoarding need for ...