... lR OT cD-Y AUG. 12yhitt t l al POllT^S~ldOUTf,:r S TURD.AX, AUG. 11.. DIMMEST OF THE WE .K- AT HOITA ZPY MiFL A 6RDAL.e -Definite offleial news frna the ,IC NT:EwS rOM i Britisli Ai.iLhassador at Pekin s ?? II I. brings us down to A-ugu-st 3rild -a week ago yestcrd;ay. The t Europrean colonv sheltered in the British. na L wgation was then, sale. Sir Claude 3ac- donald tells us that it ineludes ...

... TIR Fd I UuYAnCE.-'he OchOber Fair com- menced OuWednepday, and residents at the Green and at the bottom of 1bc ?? hlave been subjected to the usuii annoyance. lPocrols'. ?? As'rosNriEN's.'Ie ?? out of the Reserves has retdetedit necessary for ry the Army authorities at (;osport to obtaiu the a services of two local inedical gentlemen, ' Surgeon-Alajor Crouch i aill ke at Forts Grawge anud ...

... 1372 All vessels in England and Wales ordered to enter the King's service and assemble at PortsmoutL. , 1372 Robertem Lckford, member for Portsmouth. 1373 Richus Abraham and PobtusLekford, members for Portsmouth. 1374 Johes ?? and Richus Robust, members for Portsmouth. 1377 July 13. Portsmouth atain burnt by the French, who were, however, driven back with great slaughter, 1377 Richus Abraham ...

... SERVICE WEDDING AT-: -PORTCH ESTER. I 0 FOT-C-INGLES. y A fashionable Service wedding was celebrated f at Portohester Church on Thursday between f e Lieutenaut Cuuningham 11. de C. Foot, R.N., at 3 Li present serving on the Alexandra, and Mary V r E lizabeth, eldest daughter of Rear-Admiral r it John Ingles and Mrs. Ingies, of Beach Cottage, a Portchester. The event was of special interest I ...

... . A meeting of this Council was held on Taae. day, the Mayor (Alderman Groves) in, the chair. day It vwas stated that the Council in Commit:uec ha4 petitioned against'the proposed bye laws asat Artillery practice from the ,Spit bank fort Ion. -MIr. J. J. Burnett, for the Isle of Wight Lucil Steam Paqkct Co.. wrote promising thatg the when special boats Mdvertised to cone to Rydo J were unable ...

... THE CZAItS TOUR, Th DEPARTURE FROM PORTS- M10UTH. RECEPTION IN PARTIS. OR. IMPOSING CEREMONIALS. The Czar drove out with the Queca on Satur- erlday-, and Spent the remnainder of the day in selecting photographs and miking presents to the domesitics and the police officers. in the D of evmningg a farewell was taken of the Royal find Family, and scoot after ten o'clock the Czar and rabl~e C ...

... GOSPORT. We understend that Mr. William Scott, late superintendent of the Royal Clarence Yard, Gospori, has been placed on the Commission of A the Peace for the County of Cumberland. A Till old instructional battery at Forton ?? to be Dulled down and re-built. Thle 11most modern anpliances in connection with the Ic ve big en instruction will be introduced in the r L new buiilding. hes DEATH OF ...

... UEI?TE7?IARIAN SIaTEnS. A2n Wonderful J.hd Indian Trio. Lurs Thlere can be ro doubt: tbat the three oldestt ie tisters in the Uriited States-possibly in theI .1 whole worldt-aret sote Indiaut womene hi San us;lig outi Souitherni Oalif'oruiti. i h wsill p'sb few years. aud hast offered large sumss ior the ls Gdold womea to leave t}.eir families aud ?? n and go out for exthibition purposes. But ...

... ?? SATURD~gAY.| 3lo lD}33ONSTRATION AT l ofPORTSMdOIJTE. a uo ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . the AN ]\IPOSIN13 PRO)CESS1[ON. h >go The scanty support hithexto accorded the|b Royal N ational Lifeboat Institution by the people ?? of Portsmnouth led the MaLvor'(Aldermau Ti. Seottn or. Foster) to consider the fc~atjiiljtv of holdiug a . rta,| Lifeboar, Satarday demoustratipors Worthy, not .only of the borough ...

... POISONINu IN FRANCE. ut .- .. 1. Seven~teenth3 Century Crim~es. es vh enteenth century remains in oar , imgintio as he ulmnatig pintof all the e eleanc nn gratressof rane.We calL it fe c k graadzsiecle, aued Louis X:rv. is (a grand roi. If we . d vould forrn a bet:,er opiniou of our own time, inu d contrast with past ages, aud see the shadows f behind the glaring light of the seventeeuth c to ...

... I a - ww r 0I 3- APPOINTMENTS. STAFF CAPTAIN. in II. J. Symons to the Thunderer, additional, it as Statf Captain and Queen's Harbour Master, Pembroke Dock, Auggst 17tb. 'a CAPTA [NS. cO Charles R. Arbuthnot to the Cambridge, to date Augulst, 24th. be RI. C. Sparkes to the Forte, Auguist 13th. *r T. J. Fleet to the \VWdrspite, additional, for the a Phaeton, September lit. J. Casement toF the ...

... DcICTORIS ERRLING WriFE u ~a PLEADS FOR FVGPEN:. *S ] lu the 1'ivorce Court. on Monday, before d 31r. Jnstice Barlns, the case of Elssery v. Lssery a aud i anuee was heard. a This was a petition by Mr. William l;:ssery, a - It's doctor, practiciug at Se tisea, for a divorce on i the grunud. of the aclultery of his wife, Irs. S~bil Eesery,with Mr. Cltirle'd Edmund launce, a Eargoon-M5a~jor i11 ...