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NEW TROUBLES FOR TURKIMY.. I X WJLUJJ L'UXJbJ_..JAi .L THE RIS1N r MN RAb IA. : e (Froaf oII GExM:N '-OStRL'rO2;D)T.1 ; t.t ?? ' (3Urhisauhz, Thursday. a In one reapect, at any-rate, theri' a fuifdt'mei tal ,difference between,. the English. and German view of. the work achieved

FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT. BERLIN, Nov. 25. Count Schouvaloff, on his return from Livadia to London, did not consider it worth his while to come to Berlin for a visit to Prince Bismarck, now at Friedricharuhe. This fact is generally inter- preted as a sign of the perfect unders

Sip,— An Influential preliminary meeting was held here last night to oppose the introduction of tramway* along the roads at the West-end of London. Tne-e was but one opinion, that they should be opposed at every stage , and a commi.tee was appointed far the purpose o carrying ou

Friday, Nov. 22. PUBLIC EXAMINATION. Dec. 18, V. Hicks, Wyvenhoe, Essex, grocer, Tuesday, Nor. 26. BANKRUPT, To Surrender in the Country Brown. F., Peterborough, solicitor- Dec- li Pnto-iw™ v LOCAL UQUI UATION CASES-M BETl v7 J in* ™°>' h - John Toda French, F„ rest Gate, ?? ??

the 22nd Nov., at Ashford, Kent the wife of the Rev. Edward Wilkinson, Rector of Snar- gate, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. B *™*?" AM ,—^"' UAMS ?? ° n the 2tith instant, at bt. Michael s, Berechurch, Colchester, by the Rev Thomas Clarke Brettingham, Vicar of Fingrmghoe and uncle of

The weekly meeting of the Colchester Board of Guar- dians was held at the Workhouse on Tuesday. Mr. Philip O. Papillon occupied the Chair ; and there were also present— Messrs. Edwd. Smith, Thos. Docwra, A. M. White, J. Coppin, J. Wicks, jun., W. Butcher, S. Blom- field, H. Lean

To the Editor of the Isle of Wight Observer. Dear Sir,— l am glad that you are not Conserva- tive as far as regards local affairs, but are the advo- cate of a bold and decided policy of improvement. I think it is a downright shame that a society like the Ryde Rovers should be co

DEATH OF THE EX-MAYOR OF SOUTH- AMPTON. Many will learn with surpise and regret of the death of the decease of Mr. A. L. McCalmont, who last year filled the office of Mayor of Southampton. The appointment of Mr. McCalmont to such an office provoked some comment at the time of his