THE WEEKLY TIMES. SUMMARY 01 THE WEEK. FOREIGN. The only definite news of the peace negotia- tions up to -yesterday had been a report from Constantinople to the effect that Russia de- manded a heavy pecuniary indemnity for war expenses, material guarantees for its payment, the ce

ILAST NIGHT'S PARLIAMENT. FAIDAY NIGHT. ¢ the House of Lords to-night, the Ear of 3SCoXSFIELD stated, in reply to the Earl of NDWIICH, that as the Government had re. ,wed no intimation respecting the negotiations ,tveen Rusesia, and Turkey, and as the Rus. B forces had made a co

A meeting of the above School Board was held on Tuesday evening last, in the Board-roorn, Market-place, Willenball,' ',Mr- R. D. Gough (chairman) presiding. The other members present were „Messrs. W. 'Davis, W. Squires, J. Harper, G. Reynolds, and Jesse Tildesley. = The clerk (M

OFFERED AT A, Guggr REDUCTION IN PRICE ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES., qATALOGITES and PATTERNS sent Post Free on application. Joa..ENRy P. SMALL WOOD, _ BRUNSWICK HOUSE, • + 8, AND 9, DARLINGTON • STREET, - • • WOLVERHAMPTON.

THE MIN STRIKE AT LONGTON.-At a largely. attended meeting of the miners on strike, held on Tuesday, it was resolved that the strike should be continued. ; ' • PEACE WAIL ' MEETING AT LYE.-011 Wednesday a meeting was held in the Temperance Hall, the Lierldr; - H. - Billingham in

Last evening, a large number of the members of the congregation and friends met, with the gentlemen of the Young Men's Christian Association, of Queen : street Chapel, for the purpose of presenting Mr. E. Tyler (the secretary of the Association), with a testimonial, in the shape

7.,1T aV I, THE EXAMIXI3II AND TI S. 1878. I%;n. THE DISTRESS IN SHEFFIELD. The distress at and near Sheffield is rapidly increasing, but organised relief is being given in some parts of the town. Another sudden death occurred in the street on Wednesday night, that of a middleage

A PAin OF POACHERS.—At the Sedgeley Police Court, on Monday, James Hnk - man and GeorgeFlavell were charged with gaing on the Wren's Nest Hill in pursuit of coneys.—Hukman was fined £2 and costs, and Flavell 10s. and costs. CHURCH PREFERMENT AT DUDLET.—The Bev. Dr. Ciisens, vica

DARING ROBBERY A DARLASTON MAN. • The Birmingham magistrates were occupied for Some time on 'fuesda.Y in' hearing a charge.against John McKenna (2(i), described as a steel hardener, of 13, Beak-street, of having violently assaulted Edwin Butler, of barla.ston, and also of having

FOR THE HEAD, STOMACH, AND Contain neither Calomel nor any other preparation of Mercury, nor Aloes, orany other Drastic Ingredient. Ladies may with the greatest safety take them both before and immediate after confinements in lien of that disagreeable medicine Castor Oil. y - OW