... IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR . - .II)M1G EMIGRANTS. - E1Tl'xA±r Information Oice;, 31, Broad- way, Webtmenster S.W.-The January -Cir- - Iars of t6i- vnigrants' Information Office Zand:tb,6.A'nnual, Editions of the penny Hand- boo, show the present prospects of emi- grailp.The notice:'boards are norw.:exhibited, ?? -may be obtained, free of, charge,. at nearly 600 public libraries and institttions ...

... VIO-LET HILDAREiff''. A ROMANCE OF THE SOUTH AFRICAN WAR.; BY GUY B. H. LOGAN. CHAPThR XXVII. I SAVED! ! General Gothurier, after his intervidw- with the two prisoners, returned to Violet, who, as may be imagined, was in an. agony af mingled doubt and lope as to the result of Anna's appeal to him. As a matter of fact, this old Boer warhorse had very little sympathy with' the British, and had ...

... THE ALLIED FORCES' TRIUMPHANT PARADE THROUGH THE FORBIDDEN CITY IN PEKIN, [SUBJECT OF ILLUSTRATION.] ArTnB the Allied troops had conquered Pekin it vwas felt to be needful to show the Chinese some outward'symbol of their power, Go it was determined to march the troops right through the Forbidden City, which is the Holy of Holies in the na- tive mind. No foreign devil had ever ...

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... . e DunBM, Sunday Night -The remains of Cardinal a d Cullen, having been embalmed during the night of Fri- d d day, were exposed in semi-state yesterday, at his resi- deuce, dccles-street, through which, for several hours, o d there passed a continuous stream of visitors of ill classes i of society, amounting to many thousands. It woas not A 0 till late at night that the people ceased to ...

... r A rcw days ago it was stated in Central News telegrams g that Mr. G. Nicol Fleming had disappeared, and thatthe g police authorities were anxiously inquiring after his I, whereabouts. This statement has been confirmed. On if Saturday evening the City of Glasgow police were busy o sending over the kingdom descriptivecircularscgntaibing e the following:- Wanted on a warrant, in connection n ...

... , 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 ...

... TnE news from the seat of war is very brief, but very important. Sophia, was occupied by thctroop C of General Gourko on Thursday last. The Russian tl armies have thus a firm footing in Roumelia, and the A question of crossing the Balkans by the balk of the ii forces of the Czar resolves itself into one of mere b time. Though the capture of Sophia itself only cost General Gourko the ...

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... 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 ...