The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1885-11-14 00:00:00

3ffitiligentil

ND COLONIAL.

—The Pope has issued sp
m Liberalism. In this
with several prominen.t
mt that the form of civil
of faith, condemns both
universal suffrage. The
to continue manfully to
impiety.
)2is.—/11. Ludvig Hansen,
abhshed banking firm of
hagen, has given himself
he had unlawfully dis-
k keeping. The deficit
Lted to be from 1,000,000

s.—The Board of Trade
nonths ended October 31
he imports for October
,757,327, a decrease of
tober, 1884. For the 10
hie of the imports was
13,145,768. The exports
374,498, a decrease upon
1,739,664. The exports
this year are valued at
1,020,530.
Hark's at Venice is being
las been taken to search
buildings which formerly
it square. Probably the
three years, as it is in
al area of the Piazza, and
the native church of St.
f the wall raised against
, 900. Some wadable
'e already been found in

ineteen shipwrecks were
, of which only Ax were
tal for the present year
eding period ot last year.
:oast, four foundered at

g of Servia has conferred
s of the Royal Order of
Kerr, the translator into
Eristory of Servia."
rich University one tenth
7wenty-nine young ladies
phy, and two politica2
Ldents, 15 are Swiss and

owing are the average
it week, as received from
xcise : Wheat, 31s. Id.';
. per imperial qr. Corres-
Wheat, 325.; barley,

D FRESTI MAT.—The
esh meat at Liverpool
American and Canadian
ftle, 551 sheep, 11,213
aasea of mutton, against
)f 2457 cattle, 920 sheep,
5.90 carcases of mutton,
iprnent of live stock and
in fresh beef. The eon-
lows : Oxenholtne, 363
aq, 631 cattle, and 860
tnipeg, 122 cattle, 352
d 60 caresses of mutton;
Eaters of beef, and 100
King, 921 quarters of
of beef; Britannic, 840
tses of mutton; City of
leef and 100 carcases of
arters of beef and 100
Ltic, 700 quarters of beef

".Convic's BEershop i 5
just now—a caf.s care-
py of the galleys. The
nth the orthodox green
s " bock " in a drinking
-
weight attached to the
..ad officials of the esta-
iform. As a great treat
a occasionally given—a
much relished by the
eel by the keeper of the
vho has served his time
of these naturalistic
Faris, and a Rabelaisian
will be the next novelty.
Doubts having been
[the French Government
ional Exhibition of 1889,
7 to 6, has expressed a
e promptly commence

Lriangem kits for opening
the works of art in the
iearly completed. The
pf the old law courts in
ent of a curator is under
that official is appointed

—The veteran journalist
who has just died at
sitor. Ire will be chiefly
contributions to Goethe
sischo Stiffen," "Die
a and Ilmenau," " Anna
Poetische Tafelrunde,"

total number of books
Machas during last year
in English, 539 in the
and 76 in the Indian
Lost noteworthy literary
at increase in the number
aculars, which were 343
ious year. "
;.—Two hundred men sre
se new granite building
Ind Navy Departments,
h building within two
Lished structure. It has
As., and when it is dole
Lst 10,250,000 dols. It is
ngt.m, and is said to be
n the wosild. It covers
an acre more than the

French Government has
4 travelling juries. This
tution established by the
c law of the Institut it
; was to select yearly 10
ollect information useful
eultme. These scientific
ted by the Academy of
but by a special adminis-
basis of a competitive

r.—A dissolution of Par-
-Iparatively rare incident.
16th century there have
dissolutions—namely, in
months in which dissolu-
ent during that period,
15; April next with 14;
ry, June, and December
y and September with 5
nber comes next with 3, '
figures with the widest

The spread of elementary*
le national code does not
ct of discouraging the
iguage, as many people
tors both in North.and in
tendency to cling to the
7, and there is even A
of such modifications in
the paying of greatet
anguage and literature.
)een formed, of which the
the utilisation of lirelsh
7 and higher education
cum."
t has generally been sup'
ch was held in the Town
s the first display of its
as us that the first fxhibi-
that organised by Icia
; for we find it stated ill
t chapter of the Book
lowed the richness of hi 9
honour of his excellent
hundred and fourscore
pen question whether this
aning that King XerxeS,
bition of the products of
! our modern exhibis"o°'
did, then it may hapoe°,
lug" or " Sseki " QUI
)ws of a similar kind vver°
:ia, Shang, or Chow ar

—The additions to the
luring the past week in*
a bonnet monkey, eoni
MTheane ; a macaque
id by Mr. 0. Canfor
esented by mr. G. 13,
dasyures, three short'
h Australia, presente,d 139„
r•G"-; an osprey, capttgee
Morgan •,' an Alexandrine
sented by Mr. Choi°
albatross from False 33,09
le from South Africa,..°
adeira, presented by
S.; a black-crested eagle
by the Lady Robinson;
lake, a keeled euprepeB9
m South Africa, presented
C.M.Z.S.; three g r
south America. a Pit's"'
East Australia, deposited;
frora Madagascar, Pilt'
-The process of restorb?S
thurch at Hopperstad, 11:
in Norway, has br0041.:
.gian mediwval relic. l
„r
siding of six wax tabiel
in a casket of wool ans,
palmed, covered with _wile
)order, so as to hinder t!)_
her on closing the
to keep it in escellede
are chiefly drawings, ra:oci
g scenes from villarra.-iii
13 is a large catalsgil._etio
,nimals, with a tranal?Lon
from this it has
dute
portion of the ))00 sto
century. But there nitio
)ook is of earlier date.; ''''yer
• at the back, and dike° of
vaious small Plecef ced
The book has been pY . og
'ities in tfie 111ivcrfit,0
ed to vublish it Ei.i'fttlY '


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