... SOROOL BOA RDS. Sres~Eonso -At theinonthlymeatirgof this Board -Dr Welsh, chairman, prseiding-thesanm:; crtp upon the sechool by H.EM. Inspector wos red, -ed considered very satisfactery, the 2mount of grart being £5, as against £297 last year. A snatemueol of the probable expenditure tor next year w:s sub- mitted, which will necessitate the raisirg of tbe ecbhol-rate by at least Id per l on ...

... I . HntALD OQn'ICE, 5.15 i. THEE PFRINE OF WALES IN PARIS. (DAIY CHROM= TMELRAM.) Paris, 3une f. Although the Prince of Wales comes to Paris incognito, it is felt that his visit is more than easnally. significant, Te-day'a papers are full Of flattering references to the heir to the throne ;Of England and the usual highly imaginative , details of his daily life. The Gaodlois sees in the ...

... MR GLADSTONE'S WESTERN I TOUR. SPEECH AT UMSS. h Mr Gladstone, who spent Thursday quletly b sisitinz. the chief points of interest in the New w Eorest, drove ye'sterday to Romsey, fer the purpose I of receiving an address from the members of the Corporation of that borough. The morning was h beautifull lyne, and the right hon. gentleman, who is rose early, looked forward 'with pleasure to the ...

... iF The traffiiarercoipts of the Central Argentine Railway show an'increase of £740. The traffic reecipto of the London, Brighton, and South Coast Rtiiway for Wcdnesday show an increase of £646. * The tcaic receipts of the South Inoian Railway for the week ending May11 show Dn increase 0of :1592. The traffic receipts of the Great Indian Penitoaz3 Railwry for the woeck ending June 22 chow a ...

... A Gdl&HG. I * E NATIONAL ANGOING CLUBS Co0PEmT IoN. -The r .teth apaual competition of the National Angling Clubs i takes placo on Lochleven today. In all 35 clubs are repre- tsentedonefewerthan Iseltyear. Theclubsure:-Manchester Angling Association, Newark Piscatorial Club. Bothuell and Bintyre &C., Bridg ?? A.C., Csla- 1 o C. Clackmannanshire F.C., Duadee A.C., Dundeei r Walton A.C., Dundee ...

... e ?? res DECISION OF BOARD OF TRADE. cra ,e ;1 ?? e The Boand of Trade inquiry into the loss of the ir v Gettysburg at Aberdeen was concluded yesterday, t w when decision was gives. Sheriff Dove Wilson, ' after reciting the circumstances of the loes, said be It the Court aaswered the questions ef the Board of Ian a Trade as follows haf k L Were proper methods taken to ascertain and car te ...

... ¶Br.auoaxn Raoum, Tuesday. ho To-day saw! the opening at> the' 29tb prilz m5 meeting of the City of Edinburgh aid Mid-Lotbian E ,th Rifle Association at Blsckford Range, near Edin- 1 rid burgb. In the matter of arrangemneuts, which area carried out, under the superintendence of Major GoWe, secretary of the asoeciation, there is little change from previoew years. The targets retain their eld ...

... THE AUSTIVO-HUNGARIAN DELEGATIONS. I PN -GPROCEEDNCS-RECEPTION BY S TNE EMPERO.M ty (Lz rUTEWrS 2ELEORAOSS.) as Vienna, June 22. The seesion of the Delegatcios was opened hears Ito-day. In the Austrian Delegation the proceed- vS3 ings commenced with the delivery of a ptritic at address by Dr Oscz, who occupied the cphairioby ,hright of seniority, after which Prince Alfred A ?? was unanimously ...

... CLYDESDALE ORCHARDS-THE LOCAL k FRUIT SUPPLY. LI'- y - -_I sy . -RDGP =S O __ TE HONMY HARVEST. (FWU A SPE-ML COPMa'oNDMZ15.) ho Whilst tho general public are expecting an or nusually abundant supply of cheap fruit, the y Ciydesdal' orebardmnen have male up their . m inds for a aid; season, so far as their interests B are concerned. Although the strawberry plant I o0ver a large acreage of ...

... - ?? t The proceedings of the Council were resumed at their premises, Oxford Street, London, yesterday -Mr Marshall presidiDg. At the commencement of business the President announced that a consultation had taken place t ith the President of the Privy Council respecting £the question of precedence between the Royal ?? of Surgeons and the Council, with the Iresult that the Lord-President stated ...

... ie | THE SHOPKEEPERS' CONGRESS. Ld Qastle Levan, June 15, 1889. , SiP.,-I have read with much interest your lead- i glg article an the Shopkeepere' Congress, There r is oso oin, hwever, in which I taea se iai iuterest, ta wrhich I think yoa have hardly donv justice. Yoa say that it would be tyranuous to Th. the small shopkeepers to insist on all abeps closing il at a uniform hour. l think, ...

... INDIAN 4MUS CHINES TEAS. The, snibiect Of Indian f Chinese Teal is en. ggueg treat aftantion at present, more particularly, 7w0 should Say, in China and in India than here, though the qpestion to the people ef this country is one of considarable.interesat. Of late years tho pro gress mie by tea of Indian growth in public 8e3tiarswn has been simply astonishing, and, as ;. the ef -ha baon most ...