... i I 1I , . . .. .- . , . I I e The third general meeting of tire National Veterinary o Association was held yesterday, at thin Medical Institute, c E'dimund Street-Blr. I-larry Olver (isresideirt) in the chail -nid there was a large attendalceL of sciernbara from all n parts of the ?? the anussial meeting Professor Wally (Edinbnrgb) wise elected president for the ensuing year, and Edinburgh ...

... 'IWOLVERHAPTiON TOWN COUNCIL, l~~ _ . . . - I a I . _- A ejuarceely macbtsg of the WIIolveranmpten Town Council wes held yesterday, at the Town Hall; the Mayor (Alderman John Annan) ?? Town Clerk (Mr. Horatio Brevitt) announced that it furtherconmrnication had been received from tle Staffordshire Agricultural Society, enquiring whether the Council would entertain the proposal of the society to ...

... ENCAMPMENT OF ARTILLERY VoI;UNTE'ERS. The First Worcestershiro Artiilery Voluntcers are under canvas at Weilend, near 'Malvern Wells. Tho first detachment arrived in camp on BMonday, and theremainder arrived on subsequent dayo during the week, The corps consists of twelve batterios, under the command of Lieut.- Colonel Lyne. The batteries are formed into three eqoal divisions, each commanded ...

... X 1 srniM) HlaOS~B BACHON THE POLITICAL ir SITUATION. .055 Sir ?? Hicks Beach paid a, visit t rso ?? our day in ?? i on with Iis cearlidtse o rsvtolbest, allsand fin thle evening addressedl a crowdled ?? thleI Drill Trail, over which DIr. Charles Cave, chairsman of the 1 ore Conservative Divisional Committee, presided. te cordiality of his receeition, said I sin not about to peattempt to place ...

... [Rcuese ms Tel egqrams.] IIIADRno, August 8 (9 ?? official bulletin issued his titsocc rred ng repot s that 4,689 casest' end 1,662 deaths 01 lb ?? yesterday. The details are as follow:- a] 19 Castelloss capital, 10 cases, 7 deaths ; Cactolloss irovince, jj 367 cases, 88 deaths ; Cuenca capital, 3 cases, 2 deaths ; S. 50Cuenca province, 120 cases, 58 deaths ; Toledo capital, 1 et death ; ...

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... ff. t lb Pull Vachtt FRIDAYS AUGUST 7, 1885. I MR CHAMVEBERLAIN'S COMMUNISTIC GOSPEL. The Right Hon. JosEPH CHAMBERLAIN, M.P. amid all his vagaries and wild revolutionary schemes, may lay claim at least to consistency in one respect, and that is the equal patronage he so amiably bestows upon his friends. Only th6 other day he forwarded a cheque for twenty guineas to his friend Mr Bradlaugh,to ...

... FOREIGN NEWS, I . . . . ?? [Bfuter8s Telegranm.l I INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH CON EIRENCE, BERLix, -August 10.-The International Telegraph Con. r feronce was opened hero to-day byDr. Stephan, the German Postmaster-General, who acted as president. Thirty. I three States and seventeen cable companies are repre- sented ; in all, seventy-two dolegates Swore present to-day. On the proposal of England, ...

... M'lr. George Augustus Salea, in the cou rse of his prerc grinations, reached San 1Francisco some time ago, and passed on thence to Austraias. The De/fyJ Vkleqram' pith- lishies a long and interestin g letter from the distinguished journalist, in which he describes his last nigtht in San Franoi60o, It was devoted to a visit to China TIown. I had en appointment with an officer of police at ...

... CORRES PONDENCE. Novrozig TO C.OlIIISPo'tD ?? itiler tiiaScf.lfoi' petpeestie snte-tbe ?? byr Ute u~'rte and ndlrs of tltu iSkyc; nol. neressesrajJo, parblirzziin, blet f'r tih fvforrarotlen o.f the gaWper. JVhcat csnwsuorro go (JU@.ltivii me- rooto iictir th coa Nrse olz daey or- utra, theqrms e/tioaerr fai2 p u to wulerqland Asosee ar-c trjin t lo els~piy tic uiefrsta~rea thkkl for. IWe ...

... THE, IABE RAL CANDIDATE FOR COVENTRY, 01 Tue first of another series of meetings in support of the candidature of Mr. T. Courtenray WVarner was held last re night, in the School Room, Eadiford, Coventry. Mr. C1. J. tCO Ifill precitted; and there was a very large attetidancee,-lr. MI Warner, who met with ain enthusiastic reception, said, lie at hand not comec to light Mil. Eaton, tito ...

... FRIDAY NIGsnr -The weather to-day has To- mained fine in most places, but showers have fallen at one or two of our northern stations. The chart for eight a m. showed that although the depression of the previous two days had passed away to the northward, a subsidiary disturbance had been formed over the southern part of Scandi- navia, so that the barometer is still falling in Sweden. In our ...