... M - - Ib-. WEDNESDAY, SzPTEYBE. 18, 1895. The statement that an agreement has been arrived at relative to Armenian reforms between .the Porte and Britain, France, and Russia is officially denied by the British Foreign Office. Where is not, it is stated on official authority, a word of truth in the story that such an agree- ment has been arrived at. The Duke of Devonshire yesterday opened at ...

... .r I MONETARY PROBLEMS-OYSTERS AND TYPHOID. There was an increased attendance yesterday e at the meetings at Ipswioh, the latest figures pub. a lished in the reception-roora at the Town Hall i showing that, the number of members and aro alates had risen to 1249. The weather has con. tinned highly favourable for the work of the a sections, and for the numerous social functions incidental to the ...

... IEXPLORING A ROMAN CAM5P I IN ANNANDALE. (FROM A COPRESPONDEN'T.) I _i Since the month of May excavations bare nx been in progress, under the charge of a pi committee of the Society of Antiquaries w of Scotland, in the parish of Middlebie, tl Dumafriesshire. Permission to dig was readily T granted by the proprietor, the Duke of u BucCleuch, and Mr Andrew Rithet, Broadleas, j the tenant. ...

... This week's Rlustratrd London N7ews contains particulars of the following recently proved) 554125:- IC The wvill (dated Jluly 13, lS93), with 2, codicil s, (dated July 30, 1893), of the R;ght Hon. George Thber wilrl (aed July 13 3,wt o Ici Iobert Charles, Earl of Pembroke and Mont-1. gonsery, of ?? House, Salisbury, who died at Bad Naubeim, Hiesse, Germany, on Mary 3, was t proved on ...

... SHIPOWNERS' PlOTPC.TrO_ AND LN D IE-l Y. The directors of the Nort of - and Indemlnity ASSOCiation their first meeting in Glasgm;zli their proceeding's too Un- JG0y!:ll pleasant tray. Thc-vcar 'knamer lNeptuni-' from !, Western Comanany, end 2onc~ the members and invited down the O~ise. Tu7'e orgeai--n: to shipping, inttrests 05cr origin miany years ago. It- formn it represents a-vna years ...

... HERALD OrFcz, 5.15 A.Mt. jgE FRENCH TROOPS IN MADAGASCAR. pNiOfG FPOsT TELEGRAM.) Paris, September 23. .tfv invalid soldiers who have arrived the ColurmIbia lhave been asked , ;e situation of the troops in really so bad as has been i}lct c(tilcers and privates fully con- ' , ! ?? It has not been a : j! .5ern France and Mada- ti .;^r -lin tbetween the Ministry of p, >, 'eitry of lMarine, the ...

... M=LITARY APPOINTAMNTS. (From thC Lodon GoIZCtCe) Tpn GIUABX&. Coldetream Gnards-Lieutecant Frederick S. Maucdeto bo Crctainnce P. A. D. A. Lovell retired: Lieutenant Cecil s. b.onck to be Captain aud Adjucwnt to comoplete eStab- tisliment. TnE LOTL The Boysal Scote (Lothian Be ?? Charles Stewert towiO to be Coptas. vice B1. J. Goold Adams, ?? promoted; Second-iLicutenaut Gibert Goon to be ...

... IIUR LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. V 65 FLEET STREET, J Thursday Evening. t] TaE Radicals are making merry over what r r they are pleased to call the Duke of Devon. ri shire's repudiation of Unionist election pro- ff mises, and are emitting ,louds of rumours n as to the rupture that is going to be f made in public, and already is in private, d between the President of the Council and the a Secretary ...

... Ivsp~w cCEMETERY I I TN 9 PIsA GE I - o ITWN OF AFFAMS. - 0tP actor and the architect of -i were ased to reet rthe c ni at thi etnee~rV. .0O Cooner - 9; Nf: th j~II Cnsufircient depth ?? ~ ~ ?? cin dr:;ins hadbe and instead of being, a ,frond to yary ftom 9 feet ?? ' § There was a full rva Clbl, iand a long serias of i> ii Z ?? , bo-h the architect and con- . Id ailowed the drains to r ...

... SALMON FISHING COMMIS- ISION. MEETING AT PEEBLES. The Royal Commission on the Tweed and Solway Salmon Fisberies held a sitting in. the County Buildings, Peebles, yesterday. All ths Commissioners were present, with Mr Hampton, secretary. Mr Stafford Howard, chairman of the Commission presided. The first witness caled upon to give evidence was Mr Matthew Oldham, shoemaker, Peebles, an old and ...

... r;,L, FUAND. I Z 11tarp flS FAIIEST. r ?? R- .lE~ in Norway brings wit - he 'drink traffic, and Th ' SitatiOn has made are e eia observant. While Bu tha .9 E sj~ measures have , remains that the cha i -ldedad to Local der ?? 1* v Co~servatives have shc ; - - ,tAd to some me- No p ,oo Jayne and his vh f ' . ' L:oeb-s Of termperance anm -- .; ixOO that they regard - that they mean sin ?? ?? ...

... MONUMENT TO ThE LATE PRINSCIPAL MORISON. THE UNVEILING CEREMONY. On Saturday afternoon a large number of the members ?? Union Church metin the Necropolis, Glasgow, for the purpose of unveiling the monument which has been erected to the memory of the late Rev. Principal Morison, the founder of the Evangelical Union. The monu- ment, which was subscribed for by members of the Union, and executed ...