The Shropshire Examiner and all round the Wrekin advertiser. — 1877-05-11 (Wenlock, Shropshire, England)

FRIGHTFUL OUTRAGES BY THE TURKS. A VILLAGE BURNT AND THE INHABITANTS MURDERED.  BUCIIAREsT, May 7.—lt is stated here that the Turks have burnt the village of Beket, between Kalafat and Giurgevo, and that they also destroyed three English vessels lying at that place. This is their first act of warfare, and is not unlike the system pursued last year along the Servian frontiers. They murdered a number of the inhabitants of Beket when they entered the village. It was entirely undefended, and the greater part of the houses and property destroyed 6-tonged to foreigners. This attack has created great excitement in Bucharest, and has greatly strengthened the war feeling and its representatii es. To-day Prince Charles of Roumania reviewed the troops stationed in Bucharest. There were two battalions of cavalry, eight batteries of Krupp field artillery, of four guns each, 'bud five battalion. of infantry. I was much surprised •at the fine appearance of these troops. They are finely equipped in every respect, the horses are first-rate animals, while the drill of the various bodies was good, and evidenced careful training. This division will take the Gem at onie in the neighbourhood of Oltenit7a, if the Roumanian atroy is composed of the material seen to-day it should do good service in the campaign, Theelight diiliculty about the command of the Roumanian troops will probably be arranged satisfactorily. —Times.  It is said accordl,g to the Low Tinuw) there is o proposal nowancter tLeconsideration of certain influential solicitors -which sinus at securing legislation by which solicitors are to be allowed to register tht.ir nsinies, With a view t 3 deprive themselves of their, riiht to Sue a client for professional services.  Mr. Spencer Walpole, author of 'The Life of the Right Don. Spencer Perceval," is engag-d on a history of England froth the ocuiclusion of the Great War in Isls. Tii4 tirst and second volumes of the work wit) he published in the course .of the sear le7B, by Messrs. Longmans ova C.  Reeloco .to four acts and otherwise' modified and improteeL "The Wandering Heir of Mr, ollarle, Reaeie hae been produced at foe St. James's Theatie. Mrs. John Wood gives attain her clever representation of Pkilitpa Chadtr, and Mr. Leathes resin. the par, of-the Isere, in wir;ela he first won his spurs. The mat lisle, of the II un, er'au Club will complet • 114 'storks of R.,s land so far a, thoy are accessible, tr. committee ;Ong unable to hear of any copy of Losidau Orkarsips " or of a " Theatre of reelikht,,,' Recreabion." Port 111..0f the Bannatyne MS. onhei woks of Lodge are also promised.  7.11,0 ,pistorie. Society if Liverpool has Issued its, twOrsi.lo4lo4 •fklutue.. It contains, in addition to sornsvpreitminery mat tor, articles on Roman antiqui;:Cheshire and tiiiimiAirs, anti some biographico„,j,,,,t,,,,t whir}, le a pliel,h of ibe late Mr! T. T. of Dorn:ey. There will be an election -ef a Royal Aeadonloian next..inae, and. probal-ily IS the noonberapf thip hodx, tesoile on the' important s'ep, this opportunity may be made to choose new A,B.A.a, two or three in number, Cius inert outing that clam of artists convecttd with the body.-- :Wen, rt  Application was last week wade to lift.. Flowers at to. Bow street Police Court by the solicitors of Dr. Slade for the return of the table Impounded by the curt. Mr. Flowers said he saw no object in detaining the table any longer, and ordered it to be oiven