... SjECOND ErDITION.~ S o DStL PAPX TrrdOr 3 SElRE XVXLT ...

... TURKEY AND CREECE-TEU OF THE V TURKISH CIRCUAR NOTE. (BMRS 7MXGAMS.) Athens, August 19. A positive denial ingiven to-daytothe statemnent ithat M. Dragomnis, Greek Minister of Foreign .Affairs, had declared to the British Minister here that the Greek Government intended to recall their Charge ?? at Constantinople until a settle. .ment of the Cretan difficulty had been arrived at. M In ...

... - SRIOUS RAILWAY ACCIDENT. A telegram from Sunderland last evening * stated that a ?? railway aecident had: I taken place, whereby several persons had been hilled, ?? having run off the line at the 1tbottom of a steep incline known as Seaton' ,Bank, betmeen Seahatm andSunderland. r A later telegram from Sunderland states, however, that there does not qppear to have t I been-any person killed ...

... AGBICULTUBR aSrRATREAlL CLENTRA.L AGRIOUL1MRA.L SOCIETY. Yestereiay the annual show Of thils the mocat imfpocran a 1aiccsliurs society in Perthsehire weas held at FortesioS nea aFerSh. Hes.Ty showers of rain fell during the day. baot, rot- ttn s jl tere vasa a larige atteadauccoof vissitorns iros Perth and the district. The eztris ashowed a c55tsid'0aiU increase oil those of last year, sod all ...

... DUR LONDON CORREESPONDENCE. 65 FLEET STREET, 2J Wednesdavy Night. ,AE. House of Commons has devoted itself ertirelyto Scotch business to-day. The Local Governrment Bill has closed its career here, and been read a third time, and some progress, I tough not x§ry much, has been ?? with the universities Bill, the report of amendments to ,quach still remains to be disposed of. AT the conmmencement ...

... POLiTICAL AFFAIRS. LORD R. CHURCHILL AT WALSALL. Lord a. Churchill left London yesterday in order to fulfil a series of engagements in the Midlands. His Lordship, who was accompanied from Enusto ; by Lady R. Churchill and Viscount and Vie- ! countess Curzon, arrived at Walsall at balf-past four, and immediately drove to the Working Aleas Conservative Club. In the gropnds ad- joining the club a ...

... ;SECONDEDITION. ?? or C, rlaserock; Sportiag Life-The Crerlaver ck or Queeleor{°2thXDDl^ily TilegralCh- 2sr SELrT,;G t . ,pcljrtDana-BIiat 'lelegr(aSuht-bCul, Da31y FDorting Life - ?? Orco; Sportia - Lita-Querr.s ...

... 'TRIAL OF MR WM. O'BRIEN, M.P., AND: MIR GILHOOLY, 3.oP. Yesterday at Cloankilty-before Messrs Irwin and Caddel1, R.i.'s--Mr NV. O'Brien and Mr J. Gilhooly, members of Parliament, were charged iuder the Crimes Act with having entered into a conspiracy and held a meetingaon 30tS June at Clonakiltv, at which they made speeches with the object of inducing the tesauts on the property of Mr t Smith ...

... ISPRINGBUEN NORTH) FREE CRURCm a The memerl. stene of Spriogbarn (North) Fre C Church was laid by Mr James Reid, &f Ryd6 Park locomotive Works, on Saturday afterosun The Rev. Alexander Soutar, ir the course of a Er statement as to the origin and progress of the coa ea g~regation, said that svervle we caneocad ft August lat; in November a minister was and before a month had elapsed the neceosit ...

... it ITT 9. I re_ i II ~ge- iry OFFICIAL RETURNS. en __ ber The first instalment of the Scottish Volunteer rot returns for the last year, ending on the 31et ult., er just forwarded to the Yar Office, show, as had ry been expected, a general decrease. The returns of ip nine of the ten Lanarksbire infantry corps have ,as been ascertained, the only one wanting being the ;er 4th Volunteer Battalion ...

... Y, i 1 9CLOSE OF MR DAVIlTS ADDRESS. BUMMING UP FOR THE TIMES. - The Special Commission continued its sittings yesterday. Upon the judges taking their seats ! i MrDavitt resumed his address by reminding their Lordehips that when the Court adjourned on Wednesday he was making a few observations on the charge made in Parnellism and Crime, and repeated by the Attorney-General, that money was ...

... ABOARD OF TRADE RETURNS I FOR OC'OBEIE I The Board of Trade returns for October eaed the tea months ended 31st October -were issued yesterday, and they show that there has been a very large month's trade done in every direction. The declared valie of goods imported during the month amounted to £38,19.5,166, against £35,022'135 inl 1888 and £30,550,307 in 1887, being 91 per cent more that in ...