MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
No effort lins boon spared to pncourng»J • education in France. : one-fifth of the budget of I.iris, f.ho ri ■•Invsi Municipality in tlio worl I. is allocated to instruction in all its branch*' -1.. Tlie wilwny companies, ni'o about t^i vin<_r a liclnint; linml. Re commended suholnrs will be allows! to travi'l over son*o of thu limes during tliosummer vicuiion months nt rates less than half - price. At Luxembourg public examinations are hotel. and open., to all comnetitors— -if French. With a - diplonvi thus obtainel. tlio holder is eligible for several pnblin employment* and it run supply o;i • of t.!ie primary condiitions. for volumeor s.'mrp in the army i it ia also a cipiial pa«:n»"t to o'ltHi'iinu; Pin,>l>ymeat in (Muiiib'ruial establishments. In N-ipi*r, lii*t \vp"l«, •» I -mf.'i*. l»op«"*«r«d! tiMyt ol clot! it's, anil 3"- fr mm Mrs WsiUii , by,- .assuring her thai lie was v long lost cotiJH'ciion of' her-.. T-ic- prisom'r- «;)meti> tlio lni*!»!»n>l's r>>-*\ luiiße ami a**ki"l if his immo wju not Willis, 'm ■• married to a Uiwlor. Ifo re»li. j il " Vros." Prisoner thj^n said, " I am.ii rclaJi)U.of hers."' 110 tli -n. invited him. in. tlu; h'iuse k After soiiv* conrersfition,. in wiiiuh the prisoner s'.ioke of tlio rolationsliip,. it was-airroel tlwii wines-, wifo* ami prisoner should! to Farndon. to. see her urothor who Cblonol B.ikem in" his lviseutly pnl>— blishud work on Turkey,. aJso r«(niticl>! u< that the Uussiiva arm-v lias; not yet en> countered General JT-.jv.-rv as t\\a s«.ison. of tlio year for bi» deadiy operations is. only just coitunmomsj. I hose temble- : argues "hive alwnvs proveJ.peculiurlv destuuetive to the Hus^'inn, armies.. They?ar» only prevalent; during the in.inlJis nf Jujy, Atuiyl. si 11 1 Siviieuiilji'r, iui.l: th *n, only.' on the plnins.t cU.* r-*^r,'nf tievei' i* very limshiliv. Via ny mnviu r i tltir'nt4 «. .' the coiitrry 'linn,'' iir-i! m»it.u« i i n. ' neV«r be ce.rtatn of the iit^nb'i- pi" ni^aiii^ , can briitij into hte.ut .Dtusltt. h in iy liav.e---70,000 t?ien to-d^y.,. au ; l .only 4y,{Wo* to- .._ morrow,' for while- the hot and cold stu:^., ' of bhe foyer is rayingi it cotnplelely incapacitates a inau. lor an^kind of work." A London correspondent" .writes ;:->■ .', Curdinrai Manaing's statenieut lUa^druji-.; • ,. keness ! is sproadiai: mhjiUji.^ iiujili'sh ? women as welhas ruen, has been. sinoe : confirmed by mimerotw Jimjlwh ne.^s-. { • papers. Thus life is poisoned at its^ very source; and children imbjlie, ffitli . theiroarliest nourishruoin, ilk; 1 subtle* poison* ••-. . wliiuli will" ultim/Uely destroy thorn. it - has been computed that there tireiU'tlnJ' ■ United ,/ while tl|& deaths from indul«en»}e,...i|i: y in- , toxicating liqoors. are estuu»ted.at,?O<OOo« , per annum iv the mother country. Lor J Shaf'tesbury teils us that sis-tenths of. all. • ■ the cises of insanity in Great Britain and. the CTnited States are traceable to this, cause ; and it has been, ascertained by . competent statisticians, that the iucreaseot 'crime in both countries is in. the exact ratio of the increase in tho consumption of fermented liquors. Professofc heoni • Leti estimates that the actual loss of productive labor by drunkenness in theUnited Kinßdom to be not less tliin. £G9,000,0vp per annum. It w- only meeoute'mplation of such facts as these that makes the intemperate utterances ol souij. total abstainers excusable. Referring; to the value of tho stakes: a . \scot. tb^fSportsman says :.— Ascot is. ns the Royal mjetilij, «id thcfe^lfood re- sons, »n »^.^on.to Royal Wronago, why it should be so- ( ig»«l. S le At no-otlwrnuwiingaw ranh. princely sums Riven for competttton. Ifr. may bo stated that the winners of the . races mentioned do not receive the money here indicted, as in many cases goodly sums go to, the second and third horses, , and in no in'stn nee- have we deducted thesnm subscribed, towards- the utoke- by those pnrtioipatinc in it. Oti th^ Gvst dav £7270 were given to be* run. -torexclusive, of the G'H Vwo; on «h<? srconir,£64so; third. £0376.; and on, tlio Inxr. dav, £4110 ; ai^'»« a graucl t.tal of, £21.205 for the four days..
■ftf^Would Irncw more about him. He nskod ■SKc fora clean shirt, and as we did not hire to Mf'l Beiliim co out. shabby, the prisoner Mfr dressed himieif i" ™* «m'» "f IP I clothes, arid my,wife nnd he denoted for IN'-- i the railway, station. Of oo«rs« *'>» ™n I % r was an impostor, oven if " from TJorry. I ? *X "Newspaper, w.orfc in n '" r "'" l * .*W% W:*i\- pdsed to be n-veriloii- m'nh'j' ««*m.iii^ l^f alMflhond. ifrlin- Hh I>n I .'l»t '"•^'■B«;«.||, ■|:>. iftUbfolWinc h nudw.MH.. Mire-hio, I||r of a weekly ,«• ,«+"'» N^'"' ' wnlPB! If f " Our best nnd w«rnn«"t Hinrjs ,m> ,!,„> If I b our fcllnw.MTiwWin. Vlr (i-riill,or«. fc f for four strin&K of delicious nork shush..'- s ■1/. ITW gladdened wr oilif.-rini a motile |y>r ■I ). Jft Whole ,weok at bronUnst. Mr Lnnht If '->■■*' will also acce|i our-grn'ofnl acknowledge.. If' ment for^his '''present of some. fre«li i" tripe W A %md a sack of potatoes. The. luitler which R v M.VB , Jones kid on our table on Friday I ' \:. Iv'fts^ib^ sweetest- we. ever tasted and the I V eij^w'ere deliirbfullv frash. Ifaclcptt and liinipffftfero also remembered by us lor tit'efr ele§ant present of a cheese, two wiffermelons, and a box of crock pru. We KaW no dooht the pills wlrch Af r '. Ranker, the druggist, ha« for«imlc<l to I tJB are of lh" fines' fyiali'v, but w«> dope to have no necessity lor their use for florae time to come. A correspondent, in writing to the Melbourne Ase on the pnbpct of " Women as Bank Clerks." says ;— " If the 4 ' bank managers would see a little ahead of them, they wou'd pasilv put a stop to embezziptnenU by adopting the i system co much in ro«un in Germany, 1 particularly in Munich, and nlno in New York, and that is to employ educated women. There are gaol records which * will prove this, for I don't think ther e* cordg could show the name* of six edu« cated wom^n for breaches of trust ; but if women do the same work with confer safety to the funds of (heir omplovprs fliny should have the same pay as the men they supersede. "The petitions sent to Tier Majesty for an extension of Sir Herculeg "Rolimson's term of office ns Governor of New i .' South Wales were duly presented to the Secretary of State, for the Colonies', who (says the Sydney Ffftmld), in thr course J of a despatch to Sir Hercules Hobinson. I observes :— ' I request ihnt you will in- "< form the memmali«ts thn* their petitions have been laid before the Queen, and that Her Majesty is gratified to observe the ' ■well-merited appreciation of your services to which they benr witness, hut flmt it ! is necessary that H<»r Majesty's advisers ; should hold themselves absolutely free to t tender suc'i ! adyic<> to the Q'lwn as may .? t permit of the employment -of an pvperi- '\ ■enced Governor in any place in which the % requirements of tho moment may appear » f to render his services mist valuable _; and therefore it is not possible to decide in -advance in what portion of Her Mfijr-sty'B dominions it may be of advantage for any officer to be emnloyed. The Lahore Civil and Military GflZ"(te :■)■? makes thp Statement that :— " The Prince m Wales' 'Australian tour is- -definitely ■I -fixed for 1878; His Royal Highness will ' . leavo England \n September of tha 1 ; year accompanied by the Princes*, and after / visiting Australia .nnd New Zealand, will K , return by way of the." United States. It i is well Known that this whs a net scheme S( ' < -of the late Prince Consnrf, who was ok- . iremely anx-iottsithnt the beir to the crown of Great Frifciin should per^pnallv visit i nil his dominions before his aeeen^ion to f \hc throne/ Tt i« probable that tlierl'rinee w '■ Avill find this tour «v nrnvc a-rpeable'and- ,' ono than I«b Inrfinn tr>«r, ;/ which i* said I <♦ have bored him. so irk« 7 \' -sonic wiis r,estriunt upon hti umvoments. Xl jinifthe conscioii^ness of being expoctod to pose perpelually as a modern Christian ;/, TUler. an idealised impersonation of every \ / lilnglisli ruler."
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Inangahua Times, Volume IV, Issue 74, 28 September 1877, Page 2
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