... 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 ...

... Exeler pf the duchess of York Previou!v ? reVived memories end of »ral fl^ UKe . and Duchess were tellies. X * sever notable St memor was y ess of the III the . tno Paedic Hospital f ...

... COk FERMENT of honours. or Pers, promotions, and medals. the '.'p' Vnt tO -tha London Gazette con- 0 f honours conferred by i-. u le tl( >r • services rendered military operations in the w * . 'o-Cen.) ILi. J. Cooper, C.V.0., ,jC oI. , J*- Sack?,'■ (temp. Brig.-Gen.) E. G. D.5.0., York. Regt, vT, C.'M.G. Wilson, Royal Ind. Marine. 13 ' M.D., F.R.C.S., Ind. Med. o^bLßiri§: -- Gfln -) F. ...

... Sir John Newlands, Commonwealth Senator Sir John Newlands, a native of Cawdor, Scotland, and Commonwealth senator for South Australia since 1913, died at Adelaide yesterday at the age of 67. Born near Cawdor, 'Nairnshire, John Newlands arrived in South Australia in 1883, and was employed on the railways till 1906. He then began his political career as member of the South Australian House of ...

... Paris, Thursday. Sensational statements purporting to give particulars regarding the latest developments ■vf the Panama scandals, and especially Madame Cottu's interview with M. S ...

... IN PARIS. have been made for THE YORKSHIRE POST bo on sale daily M. LEON ABASTADO'S. 18, Rue d'Abbeville, 9E. WM. DAWSON and SON. LTD., 13, Rue 10E. And the principal Kioski throughout the City, TO-DAY'S APPOINTMENTS. Irish Free Stale Election®—Polling. World Cotton Conference, Stockholm. Earl Crawford at Government Dinner to Italian Civic and Commercial Delegation- Lancaster House, London, 8 ...

... A few weeks since it was our pleasure to acknowledge Mr. Tangye's handsome subscription of £5 tothe fund* of the reading-room, together with a copy of ** Reminis- cences of Travel. On Monday last the library was further enriched by twenty-four half-yearly bound volumes oi the Graphic, 1869 to 1380, the gift of the saiue gentleman. This gift is highly appreciated by th« members of the ...

... COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, 24m JUNE, 1850. aOBKBT BT_-»I.BB ACKBOTD C. BAMVBL BIIITH AND THOMAS SMITH. Mr. J.__iceCbfsswe_--- delivered the judgment of thecourt in thi_ cause as follows : — This is an action of trespass for breaking and entering a close of the plaintiff througn which was a certain road running between the Bradford and Thorn- ton turn pike road andLegrams-lane. The defendants ...

... OFFICIAL OPENING TO-D AY PRINCE'S VISIT. PROGRAMME OF EVENTS. complete for the official II o'clock to-day (Wodnesday) the Bath and West England Show in the beaut ifnl grounds at Barwick Park, Yeovil. With the promise*] visit Friday the Wales. wJk> is to address farmers and farm labourers, there overv possible iMrmti for the MM the fixture on .ts tare visi' to this corner Somerset, provided ...

... AGK3STXS ( R. K. White. 33, Fleet s! . S. Deacon, 164. LONDON. |i Nephew, : 1 Ucvnell and Co., 44, Cht 1 C. Mitchell and Co., Red ...

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... PROROGATION PARLIAMENT. The principles of our constitution Ministers are made responsible for the the Sovereign must often excite the gratitiw. journalists who are called upon to i Queen's Speech. loyalty forbade a«j 1 favourable criticism upon these periodical >! tions, unfortunate would they be, indeed, to say anything of them. On the present i our task would certainly hard one ti. speech ...