... Votco,4 iow0111,31 - L Its t4te early psarl- of the sfirt.eetith century, jutst bofvr-sa the Rsfermaition, the' ounice of silver iVies1 i.VG1,1tth.9. '2Id t,, or iq other wordis, the shilling of Henry VIII. Wsvttnie intbrinsiiC, valno,1.55i the modern coin. Thle waiges ttp fot'dinarqlliocurar-were PYJ7. per day Tlciusof t t tges varied from, 2s. Si1 to 4P.. per atnto insO ori4 days? lahoer ...

... v trIbobDf0 Cotb DURaNG the past week five-1ericans who ha've accepted service'as officerj in the Chinese -Army have arrived in this country to purchase stores. The families of the Invineibles who were convicted in connection with the Phoenix Park murders are now fiving in the greatest poverty in Dablis.-.' A young man named Price, the nephew of the landlord of the White Swan Hotel, Ross, ...

... Tillca lfilts-trdlol' pofice SATURDAY, INOVEIMBER 1, 1SSL. IV is to ho h1oped hilat the last of the srleet (leolulStTlatiolis ill nim of' the MiistlY haf been held, eld.that Sir William llarcout t ill Fet his fcc agailltalny more at'empts to tulr 1yclo d 'eakl ilito a sort of Chilamps do 1 las for tile liowe~t c1ass of Itadical sq melrs and a horse~-pisy-rousld for tile loafers and ?? who Will ...

... .obbtu alt (ritg t - -- ant, TIIEY were a merry party, and the hostess was re. describing what fearful falls her husband had in the by hunting-field, and finished up by saying, But, bless pril you, lie never hurts himrsel; he seems to rise like a L sphinx from its ashes. Where is that merry party 1ges. now? Five neat little mounds in Kingston church- yard testify to the whereabouts of the ...

... . ,?j ?Iz,? ?I., I, I.. ? . . I , 4, ?? ? 4k & ,, f - ,p JU4 --I.1 3Ig, of0bun LYTTON, it) his Last Dilys oufP~nireii, ci-co a glt trmanhic picture of life in that oiyil.il~litlybfr t ?? eing oveitaken by the tl~avafloodl front VOesuvlr1, Which .th- buried it and Harculanoumn more fhafl eirhtecei hundrs years ago. li;very fresh discovery during the excavatliocs ilda thatt are taking gisee ...

... WTflHE AGiG'Y' 'O1 B1EE DOG- . REASON Ou ilNSTIOcT. : ?? (. SUBonOT OF ILLUSTRATION.] i+tgive in the-centre block. on the front page of this week's edition a' series 6!. engravisigs representing a 'variety of subjects connected' with canine sagacity. Since-our edition of last week a series of letters have- appeared in the 1Daily. Tclegraph inwivhicb the writers. give numerous cases of the ...

... I THE TRAFFIC IN IENGLISH GIRLS. [SUBJECT OF LLUSTRAtrO.s.J ON Thursday, last week, Mr. W. W. West attended before Mr. D'Eyncourt at W estminster, and saidthat hs was requested by Mr. Benjamin Scott (Chairman of Committee of the Society for protecting Y ?? Girls) to make a statement with regard to the young women who were sent over to an establishli ent at Havre. ...

... I -? - I , , , ?r '11,11 I .1. 7 ?? i , ?? ?? . ? I ?? I 6 coluqmlt? -. ver obo, -Y . - ,/ % , Mn. GHANT DurFF has arrived at Soimla on a visit to the Viccroy. The MaIras unicidpality has extended the suffrage to Women. A despeteb from Winnipteg qsys Tl'omns Lurmnden, farrer, brother of Sir Feter Lumsdsn, has ?? gored to death by r bull. The Bradford Chamber of Comni rme bave unanibonsly ...

... Qbb oub 0ub ,0 IT is sistell thatt recently, when a purse of £300 was madet up for. Strm Jon-s, he took out £L00 ahdl handed back I the balance, This certainly gives SOME! colour11 Of ?? It to the report ceceutly citculated that Samn was aI re- formed lawyer. A number of Dallas geutlemen awere talking shoutt' love,' I've always had haild luck inl love affours, c-tis- Kr. Petorby, 1 The first ...

... I Omeral Pda, I A ' Australian paperlstate3 that near PyramiL, *New South Wales, is shosvr the grave of a Chinaman d'igger wh& m lust have comm itted suicide with the grea test 'sae g froid snld determination. Weary of life, he o placed his coflie in a pittjao must have dug himself. The dislodged earth he put into a ' 'long Tom, actuslly balanced near the yawning grave. To the end of thoe lo ...

... I TWO GERHIAN CREWS KILLED AND EAT,. I S THE Cologne Gmrette publishes extracts frone a letter e dated Coolktown, Australia, January 30th, and written a by an officer of the Gcrman gunboat Hy-ena, giving s the following particulars of the fate of two German . merchant vessels, whose contents were plundered and whose crews were killed and eaten by South Se. Islanders. Our Christmas holidays, ...

... 6- : -0 IA' LITILE - miMM: A SHORT TORY.- ; To say that Harvey Flrothinghanm was in a bad' temperiwas to put 'the mildest'form of words to, express the' savag& mood in which he found' himself one. winter's evening as hesho6t through, the main street'of the town of L-tw.- on' his' way homeward. Everythipn'had gonecontrary, to his wishes all theoweek. To coimence with, he had.fallen in love ...