... CONTINUED ADVANCE OP THE RUSSIA!* - ADRIANOPLE OCCUPIED. STATE OF THE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS- Pending the issue of the armistice there is no suspension of the Russian advance, which is P 0 powerful an argument in favour of the Russian terms 93 which could be urged the Conference. At Vienna tbe denblatt reports that the Czar ordered on Monday onward march against Constantinople; and it rumour ...

... GARIBALDI IN CALABRIA. l£ PANIC IN NAPLES. | THE KING PREPARING FOX FLIGHT. Once more the daring genius of Garibaldi has o led him into a position to thrill his friends with an ad mi- Q ration that is tempered with concern. Garibaldi is in t i Calabria, to contend, with 8.000 chosen followers, in the name s ( Of liberty and Italian independence, against the large and £ well-trained army of a ...

... SANSON'S LEEDS DIRECTORY for 1898 is now ready. Published aunually. Itist/ie local direct ory. Price 10s 6d. Tbe cheapest directory ever published in Leeds. Over 800 Special reduction toannu d subscribers. Sir* 1 J - EOBINSON, BOND-PLACE. LEEDS, ...

... or —— aN UD ATHVE GE A rw OF THE ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY AND OTHER QJ DIAGRAM No, 1. The. Object of this diagram is two-fold :—first to show the number of insurants zach age EXPECTED to die according to the data on which the company’s Jes were founded; and secondly, the number at each such age that actually have i during the company’s fifteen years’ experience. The results are of great ...

... An American, sixty-eight years of age, who has been married four times, has lately presented at the baptismal lo nt his thirty-first child. Happy man ! Straw hats, with a cabbage-leaf in the crown, are strongly recommended for harvesters as a precaution against sunstroke. Mr. Bulman, a veterinary surgeon at Jarrow, has accidentally killed himself by taking morphia to procure sleep. Lambs have ...

... A meeting of this board was held on Thursday, Sir Andrew Fairbairn in the chair. —After a communication had been read from tho Education Department, stating that'• my lords will allow the Leeds Boavd to make Beeston school as wide as was originally proposed, a letter was read from the Science and Art Department, asking the co-operation of the board in organising the conduct of the science ...