... ?? 7T; OR, TifE DIARY Oi1 A CITY IJTZY lITrI. .1; t! *i -:e ent vbasime Robert-no one ever calls him n ob s a . (i 11iljv nen -,d in-n 11' things that have cciae before h s no 1' ?? il tilc (.ty ,nJ'o ., hal et:: .ates his volune To thc grandohl Co; ?? n o. t ?? SelAc and Nohel City of London, that has done its d cony .. uan )il n aiv 700o years, and won the respect of ALL by i's go(d ;ve; ...

... C Ift W Obevilla's Vewi. .M. ROCIIEFORT ANT) LORi) LYONS. ME. R~o !herort contnin es his noutcry f-or vcn gctnce fir t he de:;th nf ;M. Oliivier Pa;o, ;cod hi no0''v attic Aed M. llrisoisin a t;li:e-i iench Conrsils and Vicc- (YIy Y ; l:i)t as cc ?? In the a i`cr. M. loiciefoit no.v sueots tlhtt 'ne of h;i lfilnwers should tab,- the ea! iet opportt:nity to box Lord ,Vo; 's eals tn the sr ei ...

... TO TILE DEJZO0V7STRATION COMMIlTTEE. BY MRS. JOSEPHINE BUTLE 2. Dear Friends,-I regret to be unable to accept your invitation to be present at ?? Park Demonstration. I should have greatly valued the opportunity you offer me of speaking a few words On that occasion, but I am on the Continent now in preparation for the annul Conference of the Federation which is to be held at Antwerp on Set). ...

... HOW TO ASSIST EJ1IIGRATION. MR. ROBnRT .1MILLER CHRISTY, Secretary (pro kmn.) of the Self Help Emigration Society, writes to us from Memorial Hall, Farringdon-street Every one interested in emigration will thank you for your recent inser- tions entitled Diary of an Amateur Emigrant, and especially for that of the 29th ult. The very excellent observations upon the discomforts of the ocean ...

... NGLAp, RUSSIA AND AFGHANISTAN I ENGLAs h Al np: rinhinr from.MeRhefl A Tives correspoiidenf Meegienr uglU l i jrsncu under date Aug. 10, ?? the maintenance of peace depends on unaggressiveness on the part of the Afghans, it is assured, for the Afghans are, t rupulously careful to give the Russians no excuse for attacking. They keep well within the frontier admitted by Russia to be theirs, and ...

... FOURTH EDITION. THIE CHOLERA. (REtUTUR'S TELEGRAMS.) MADRUt, August 17, 3,15 A.M.l.-TIhe official cholera bulletin published this morning shows that there were 4,747 cases, and 1,627 deaths, in Spain yesterday. MADRID, August 17.-Intelligence received here from Logrono states that slight disturbances occurred there yesterday, during which some shots weie fired. The cause is not stated. Order ...

... CIZy1 NOTES. b.I=2 II VU 1J, J. The Paiis stock market followed the advance in London yesterday, just as London followed New York. On the face of it there is no apparent reason 1, ly Paris should be affected by New York, the bonds and shares dealt in respectively being entirely different. Paris, however, is a very impressionable market. It is at one time elated, at another cast down. For some ...

... TI=E SAL VATIO.N ARMY'S THAATKSGIZIVG AlEETING. Prim Salvation Army held a thanksgiving meeting for the passing of the Criminal Law Amendment Bill in Exeter Hall last night. The hall, with the exception of the gallery, was crowded. General Booth presided, and the pro- ceedings, which were most enthusiastic, were commenced with selections from th, band, followed by singing and a prayer by Dr. ...

... INATIONA L ARTILLERPY ASSOCIATIONl { -4-do- - 11FRgM 0U13O CoRE8r1o D.0NT. SEIOEBURYNESS, FnrnAy. Thao firt wook: of the Volunteor Artillery Meeling fA 1;io at the &ieool of Gunnery came to a elcse osbi rday by ihd Z orthern Division clearing out, :art an MVnLl 'UcIL-. wnld Lpart at a quarter past L'!even licadel by tb0e baud of tho tnit Artillery Volunteers, playingl The Girl I left Beliud ...

... THE PROTECTION OF GIRo TO TME EDrrOL OF TEE D)=LY NEWS. Sm,-While the most divergent opinions pre- vail with respect to the value of the recent legislation for the more effectual suppression of vie, all right- minded people ?? agree that more vigorous moral and religious efforts are called for in this direction. Your readers will, I think, therefore be interested in leiraing tee main ...

... OUR Public Schools with their traditions and cuttorns must ever hold a prominent place in the memories of our after-li e; their as>)- ciations being rarely, if ever, forgotten. Thus, Tihackeray, it toay be remembered, makes old Colonel Newcorne when ans irring the summons of death, say ' Adsum, the familiar word lxichli he tad so often repeated in his childhood when the school roll was called ...

... WEA THlER CHART FOR THE WEEK ENDING WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1885 EXPLANATIoN.-Tihe thick line shows the variations in the height of the barometer during the past week ending Wednesday midnight. The fine line shows the shade temperature for the same interval, and gives the maximum and minimum readings for each day, with the (approximate) time at which they occurred. The information is furnished ...