... ' Berlin, July 20.— A telegram to the Post states ; that the town of Dobejki. in the district of Rovno, | Volbynia, has been totally destroyed by fire. The j inhabitants ure in a state of great destitution. An entire Jewish family of seven were burned to death. ...

... ISSUE OF THE RIVAL I. E PORTS, The final report of the Licensing Commissioners was issued on Tuesday morning, and is comprised in a large volume of 381 pages. Tbe Chairman, Lcrd Peel, along with eight of his colleagues, hate not signed the majority report, bat have submitted a separate report 216 pages in length. Mr. Whitaker, if. P., gives his individual views on the liquor licensing laws, ...

... The Derbyshire Summer Asv.t^s commenced at the- Shire riali, Derby, en Tuesday, beforeMx. Jus-tir* Lawrance His Lordship attended Divfne servrcent All Saints' prior to the opening of the Assizes-. TOd was aecatiinanied by the Hiirn Sheriff. flir Arthur Ptrcivn! Heywaod, Bart., and the chaplain, tie Rev. Bernard Hevwood. At eleven O'clock his Lordship took his seat, and charged the Grand Jury, ...

... Tre steamer Ireland, owned by the I ivirpeol Syndicate, made un inauspicious start en t^atardiy ; in op. osition to the I.le of Man Stcampacket r Company, on the Liverpool- Douglas Bta- ion. She '. Inft Liverpool at ten minutes past eleven, v.ith a \ thousand passengers, followed ten minutes .'ater hy the old con_pa_.y'g Qjs.n Victoria. Both | boats tad to start ou the ebb, with bow up I river ...

... A THOUSAND MEN DEBEBT THE KHALIFA Twenty Emirs, with over 1,000 men and 2,000 women and children cf the Hebanias tribe and the Khalifa's tribe, tbe Taaebi, bave, says the Cairo correspondent of the Daily Mail, left the Khalifa and submitted to tbe Government at Omdurman. They bave been sent to the Blue Nile to inhabit the districts of Gedaref and Sennaar. o_-man Digua is reported to be at ...

... A meeting of the shareholders of the above com- pany vfas held at the St. James's Hall, Derby, on Wednesday, when there wore present Mr (1. DArey Clark, (chairman), Mr. H. T. Alton and Mr. Arthur Welkden (director?), Mr, Charles Wal- ton (secretary), Alderman J. W. Newbold, J.r., Messrs F. L. Sowter, J. A. Barrs, P.ichard Sale, W. Seth Smith, Herbert Smith, J. M. Pym, T. Faget (Leicester), W. ...

... Edinburgh was the scene of a terrible domestic tragedy early on Thursday morning. A gentleman named Frederick Warwick, aged 16, said to be superintendent of telephone; at Malta, and visiting this country on sick leave, had taken ledgings at 215, Bruntsfield Place, one of tho better class residential quarters of the ciy. His wife and children were staying with him. About five o'clock the ...

... A osoatlsiy meet irq .vr.s '„.,■: 01 ',V>. Snesdsy r. tii', Mr. G. I-itrbtrt Strct, J.P., in tlie ...

... THE INCORPORATED SOCIETY OF MUSICIANS lhe following is a hst of tin candidates who ere:.' awarded certificates at the examination at Derby - n July 11th, 12th, 13th, and Mth. The examiners were Mr. W. S. Vinaing, M-js. Bac, Cantab, of London, nd Mi James Liddell, of Newcastle-on-Tvnc. Pianoforte. Advanced grade, r Pars: William J. Baker, Mr. T. H. Bjnnett, F.R.C.0., L.R.A.M. ; Agnes -I Beattie ...

... FRIENDS— OLD AND NEW. Brown & Poison's Patent Corn Flour, an old friend of forty years' standing, is unequalled for light and delicate puddings, blanc-manges, cus- tards, jellies, sponges, and a host of other tempt- ing and delicious dishes. But if the best results are to be obtained, every precaution mud oe taken to ensaw thai only B. & P.'s k delivered — or some- thing vastly inferior may ...

... Elian Torr. fanner, aged 52, was sentenced to death at the Notts Assizes on Wednesday fur mur- dering his daughter at Hickling. On the day of the crime prisoner who had been drinking somewhat heaviiy, quarrelled with his wife, and made un- founded allegations against her. Fearing violence she fled with her three daughter's to rl neighbour's house, whither he followed, carrying a loaded gun. He ...

... THE ANCIENT STONES AT BAKEWELL CHURCH. Acting nnder the advice of the Lord Bishop cf Bristol, the vicar and churchwardens of Bakewell have resolve! that tbe ancient stones recently restored to the church by tbe Weston Park Museum authorities (Sheffield), shall be arranged on shelves in the North-weat arch of the aisle, while below some of tbe more important fragments of pre Ncrman work from ...