... Servialuts protested against the decisions of the Amba.ssa.lors Constantinople, and has • commenced Derations against Bulgaria. A the Servian which were con- j'.J'ihc viciniiy of Steli, the roolier « fit. ode* y«t.td.J ». th. .™ ? U« U, their regiments soon possible. According to a telegram from Athens nnce Hismarck stated to have proposed to the ] that Prince Alexander shal remain {•rffice ...

... MB HERBERT GLADSTONE AT LEEDS. IRELAND AND THE TORY ALLIANCE. Yesterday Mr Herbert Gladstone, M.P., the selected Liberal candidate for the West Divi- sion of Leeds, addressed three open-air gather- in ...

... THE AVAR IX THE BALKANS. BULGARIANS ON SERVIAN SOIL. more fighting. KING MILAN IN VIENNA. [central news telegram.] Budapest!!, Friday. A statement appears in the Pester Lloyd to the effect that King Milan has Itetn on a secret mission to Vienna. [HECTER'S TELEGRAM. 1 Sofia, Wednesday.* At half-past two this morning a second flag of truce from the Servians came to Tsaribrod to propose an ...

... J. Fraser was second in the school- boy a' race at the Stockton Swimming Baths on Thursday, and not T. Dowd, as reported yester- cay. ' William Thomson, of Glasgow, Evangelist, ...

... THE ABDUCTION CASE. MES ARMSTRONG'S EVIDENCE. (Continued front PageS.) Mrs Armstrong t infurtheranswerto MrSTK.Ui, said she wrote a letter a fortnight since to the editor Lloyd's Newt, in which she said if Booth had offered to give the child all th:B trouble would have been avoided. She always thought that Booth’s offer to give up the child was conditional on her paying declined to say what ...

... ion in, but intt at imated eil l.w Id, became st. and debtor la? 1 xpendik, even The till the iticieney ...

... ?? CUmntrg jSUtoft. Jubilee Singers atMid__e_bro' Bept. 28. | Bern the Sbou, of Boots, greatly reduced. ! Oreo* R°et ?? .. Railway Crossing.-- -Anrr. _?H* D*S> ITK AT THE EISVICK WoBES. —D-ri-F ?? >• ...

... An allegation of coercion brought against Mr Thoinlinson the other night at one of Mr Richardson’s meetings, has drawn from the former gentleman a letter in which he indignantly denies that he has ever sought to influence, or would ever attempt to influence, the votes of the men at Seaton Carew Ironworks. The denial satisfactory, but Mr Thomlinson would have been well advised if had simply ...