The Forest of Dean Examiner : — 1877-05-11 (Blakeney, Gloucestershire, England)

FRIGHTFUL OUTRAGES BY THE TURKS. A VILLAGE BURNT AND THE INEIABI, TANTS MURDERED. Bre lI.EST, May 7.—lt l• stated here that the Turks have burnt the village of Beket, between Kalafat and Odurgevo, and that they also destroyed three English . vessels lying at that plaoe. This Is their first set of „warfare, and is not unlike the system pursued last year along the Serrian frontiers. They murdered a number of the inhabitents of Beket when they enteral the village. It was entirely undefended, and the greater part of the houses and property destroyed belonged to foreigners. This attack hascreated great excitement in Bucharest, and has greatly strengthened the war feeling and its representath 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, cf four guns each and five battalions of infantry. I was much surprised at the fine appearance of them troops. They are finely equipped iv every respect, the horses are first-rate animals,. while the drill of the various bodies was good, and evidericed:esreful training. • This division will take the field at tined in the neighbourhood of °Ronan,. If the Roumanian army is composed of the material leen foditClifShanld do good service in the Oanspnlgn, The slight diffmnidy about the odminand ar des Rom mannan troops wilt probably be arrangedfaellafaatorAs.  It iglista taosordied to the Law rillieB) there is a propos* ,nes under theeonsideration f certain infl dendel sollMtots ' which gilllS at securing legislation by which soixiittore are to be allowed te register their names, et% a view to deprive themselves of their right tp,sue a etient,for professional serviette. Mr. kenees aipoie author of " The Life of the Right Hop;Spexcer Peteeval,*is engaged on &history of E neard *from the conefusion of the Great War to Tike firstitud second volumes of the work will be published in theeourse of the year 1785 by Messrs. Longunins and 80. Reduced to four acts and otherwise modified and improsed.,ll3nr`rsedeknig 'Heir" of Mf." Ohatfes Reade has bees protlmmd: at the St. Lames. Theatre: Mrs. JohonArtarnLgiveitsgaittiter clever representetbn of l'hillipet"( UDC*. Letethes reeled.' the Ole of the hero, in whiels haasat was his spur&  • The sidot4seue of the Run. erlan Club will complete the works of Rou land so i.e i they are aeceseible, the sommitlitniiriefile to heir of any copy of "SIX 11011dUIN,Pliai1 ", or if a ," Theatre of Delightf Recreation." Port 111. oi the Baluistyne MS. alml some isedirdit Lodwrere alto= promised. The !-Fileitirie Society -of Lirerpool his issued tie bweet3stli diMie. loJitkuee, lu tiddhion yo some miedndiagg-iiiiteti, idgelis in Roman intiuui. ties in Cisisidri mituirtimosime, and 801110 biographical not cre—i-amorget wmalk„iiirstsykoli. of. the late Mr. T. T. Aiikji!..sou., Thei' 'ofnctkei. o a. Royal diadembian next Jine:iditi,,trolbele*st, iteihe member§ of this body retie re 01111116 t iniportioit itep. title opportunity may be madr Oh choose ne*---A.R.iti, two or three elite number, thus increasing that clan of artists connected with the body.---11tkenentm.  Application was last week made to Mr. Flowers at tas Bow street Police Court by the solicitors of Dr. Blade for the return of the table Impounded ty the is .urt. Mr, Flowers said he saw no object to detaining the table any louger, end ordered it to be olven uo.