... ?? i f thA I t of Januarr. I iha nw FRao the 1st of Jauiary, 1876, the 0re ?? Buildings has undertaken the entire .trol.of the water suipply and the poliee arrau c at the Public Reeord Office, which 'is site s 'old garden belonging'to the Rolls Hlose, c lane aend contains the mumllionts, of the and the Depity Keeper of the Public llord takenthe opportunity of giving a&t aceoot e -meaus ...

... obtrybou'$ 'Cohm'M :WanVNESDAY week was the aftmiversary of the bonibar.;X ment of Sebastopol,' which took place on Oetober 17, o The' Canadian inland fishing season just closei is said to have -been the best lnown'for fifty years. Y It is roported that the Duke of Bransivicil baa, ref coed permission for the erection of a statue to Prince Bl1srarck at Ereiensen. Professor August Sieaert, a ...

... EVERtYBODY'S COLUiq, ?? D At a meeting of the Groydon local board of health on Tuesday evenling Mr. C- W. Johnon, the chairma~l announced that sows workmen in the employ of tih board,- while digging for gravel on the Irrigation far at Baddington, had discovered the remains of a ?? warrior, who had evidently been buried in his areono, $,The deep and the rolling Zayder Zee is to be drained at a ...

... ?? * It' to ?? that. fot1A ?? ?? Qopitc', ?? J3ctieI'13 ttitii W1,1t 3101 tfner a n r l tttl c 'iii la:fli Ii' with1 't cl-w Of I-iegv t I I. o C, oltt~ ti~~en, aitd O ~jrr'ott adorhtc u'fi NNtt tll01~1Ciatf' ?? 'iot fi~c vpr~itev)i'' ?? fi pr Sofhot J'r3 p taet,1r'tdd iccti AA p'n (ii to Lrontriu1art ral bitjtct' II1 ilioi blmi II wti au l~tt .iiit'itft cc appotob~e'i Dr, P' L. 1¶rgane, ...

... CAPI'UIRE OF A FRENCH BU1RGLAR. ON Friday last Alplhonsc Ovide Lechlabert, a Protnch. man, was elarged at the Lftnbllethl P'olice-court With being in the area of a house for an unlavwfnl purpose, filnd also withl being in possession of houso-breaking imiplements, supposed for the purpose of cornmiating a felony. Confitable Veole, 30:3 P, stnted that about five minutes paet cleven o'clock on ...

... THE Archbishop of Canterbury hae recently, in Lambeth Palace, admitted five ladies as deaconesses (raised at the Deaconess Home, Maidstone), for work in his diocese. Forty candidates, including five ladies, have been nominated for the eighteen seats on the St. Pancras Board of Guardians. The Dowager Marchioness of Lothian is one of the lady candidates nominated. iA child named George Frank ...

... A SWISS JACK SUEPPARD. A corresnondent writes urcer date'Nove.O5 ber 21 - An ettem-pt at escape was made a few days ago by a convict confined in the Bistooprie prison (prison diEeiiclid) here, which, though it did not succeed, is almost worthy to rank with the ex- ploits of Jack Sheppard, Baron Trenok, and Thoelie Orsini. The gaol in question, situated near the Cathedral, consists of three ...

... , 1? Z, I T ?? . TRZ W ,? W-INT4,Pl'?? ?? ALTHOUGH the toi~ew'front ?? ;t war are f unusually Iong ard lh~t roug, ?? ocontain a biogle f yaotbf m .nnihi uca'ngie ?? progress r' 'of tl ''.D, ?? l~ae~r? the Balkans, ands the uibe boybndi 4I: r At almost all 1 lth'oiW int' ,lel ombataeiitia gained ...

... A MAN FOeASTED ALIvL 1-A horrible outrage has bc been co-nrnitted in the west. Abailiff, nameri King, was ?? by a eang of men at Clifden, believed to be the same who so oruelly mutilated the consta- d, bulary horses in the early part of the week, and, gi after being rsuede to swear that he would never act hi as a bailiff ngain, he was deliberately held over tb[O ht fire, and t.-lowiy )osted ...

... jtk0ging rioU0. Im~ 4 OW IY - t TnE House of Commons, at the end of last week, e authorised the Attorney-General to defend the action which Mr. Bradlaugh is bringing against the Sergeant- nl at-Arms. Mr. Labouchere, the colleagule of Mr. Brad- Y laugh in the representation of Northampton, made a e humorous point in the course of the discussion against Sir Henri James. Thehlion. and learned ...

... _ _ -- .- L l- - Or - A BAnl ON Monday morning, on the Horse Gnards Parade, fi tho effective display of trooping the guard, injB most respects similar to the imposing ceres1ony ?? trooping the ooloars, always held on the day selected for the celebration of the birth of Her Majesty,3 was repeated in the presence of a large assemblage| of spectators. The troops were, aS usual, selected from ...

... THE I'RgONQ SrTlON IN A iEIVCA. I Tuir New ?? 2BPick ,referringto an'i iidiineui; | fo that the Prdsidntw',ill aglioi urge upono'gresqi a th settlemebt bof' 't'ae t rtoon qs(iution says: The th timeiis ol'nsehtfihxid-hvhtu'tlic upopul'ati'ono tbe tori- ho tory will'be s6o I eidihit to rieu0ou'ttah 'a^.misBion Pu as a State *ilf'lohkir~ike Bn atbitrartny aucnuleu3t (de mi parture fr6mu-'sl1 ...