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... UV 1rut UiNfl'SiJJ r1i1raIu. At the centennial celebration of the occupancy of Forts l)uquesne and Pitt, held at Pittsburg on the 25th of No- veiober last, am1on(g the letters of excuse for non-attendance was tile followin1 flom the President of the United States. Having regard to the pres.cnt unsettled state of the country, the opinions expressed by Mr. Buchanani possess a peculiar importance ...
... RAILWAY TRAFFIo RETURNS. be t Inn sn- -. _ Week 1883. 1882. Ina. Dec. nllding £ t £ E ?? ?? Mar. 4 .. 6 5,138 .. 2,650 D . 2,, 8 Oatabrin ?? - 4 . 2,769 3,098 .. . .. 229 Corkandsandon ?? - 3 974 908 . 66 Dablin and Wielow ?? - 3 4.414 ., 4,127 287 ?? Olsegow and South-West. - 3 20381 20,166 . 215 - GrratNorth of cMluCc-.. 3 6,385 1,975 410 - Great Nother ?? - 4 6,950 61,874 . 4,076 Greet ...
... IIAMILTON-MADci 4. ; AA s.A : 1s! 1. I~~tf iOAIUILLVN-IYABOH 4, C CaS-C m-rD Will be gratified to learn that the our lual Gae Company iatend shortly to make a1 reduetion in the price of gas to the extent of 5d. per 1000 Culic feet, viz,, from 5s. 10cl. to 5s. 5d. This is not much AF(Or Dll, hut the consumers must be thankful for the kind. MsUe alid liberality at this inclement season shown ...
... The Winter Assizes for the county of Cardigan were opened before Mr Justice Channell in the Town Hall, Lampeter, on Wednesday morning.-— His Lordship, in his charge to the grand jury, said their duties would be very light. There were two cases in the calendar, the alleged attempt to shoot, and false pretences, neither of which was likely to give very much trouble. LLANILAR POACHING CASE Isaac ...
... POOR MAN’S GUARDIANb FOR THE PEOPLE. ...
... CAN it be possible that there still exist any survivors of the Old-Prussians, as appears to be indicated by the Russian statistics of the recruitment of i866, giving the proportion furnished by each different race of the empire ? These state that there were 852 recruits contributed by the Zmadzo- lethonians, who are described as being Old - Prussians, a nearly extinct race of Lithuanian ...
... Iht ofan%1v ~74 5555i1f of the University of Edinburgh corn.1 'I FSs ,ront Principal Lee, instead of Iol fl' I0ulen* receased at didactic address. idle. {4% the c ideo and maidnight study Were thle &dt~llV ~oadoti by thle venerable principal. wek or tch municipal elections, hut (saysI ea ols apathy witnessed in regard to I eitnprsent. Only one worthy inl ridia.I fo ctaIlO Aedee one wvind ...
... k~~~~- - I . Mil. R. . :EAMERSON'S LECTURES AT THIE I ATrlIJAENKIT. Alm. tue A l tl.'i A Ii' tJ i. u rer- DliICTUIIE S.-ON THE USES OF GREAT 51 EN.' dY Onl 'Tuesday evening' Mr. Eirersmit delivered thle prelimi. pu to riary leutitre of his course on 3Represenitative Meu to it1 ti rts. very crowded andietce in the lecture-room of the Atitenreni. IJ In compliance with his expressed wish to ...
... NoTICa-As Friday next is Good Friday, advertise- ments and correspondence intended for our Saturday's issue must reach us on Thursday morning. The Galatea, with the Duke of Edinburgh, arrived at Freemantle on the 3rd of February. On the 1st of March his Royal Highness arrived at Adelaide. Numerous private f2tes have been given in his honour. THE CHAEw LSQUADBON-A ?? paper was publishhd ...
... NEWPORT. Agents.-Messrs. J. & W. GUBsnrs. GE=Gim AssocrArIC'.-The members of the Geolo. Y gical Association are going to pay a visit of three days to . the Isle of Wight, in the month of September, for the regi purpose of examining the chief geological features of the The .8island, abo 3. CHEIsTy'S MINsTRETR.-The members of the Royal ahol Christy's Minstrels, from the St. Georae's Hall, gave ...
... . r We Invite Cosimoularus upon all questions which may affet ;s be of Interest to tho community st large, premising only that out ucerrespndents mnut furnish u with faeir names notusecessarily P 1 forpu pHation, but as aguaranteeoftheirgotdfaith),andinill i cases avoid personalitIes. We are not, bewever, bound by the I sentiments they eanuilate. C B.-Thc letter will be left for |o as ...
... HOUSE OF LORDS.-THURSDAY. A bill was laid on the table by the Lord Chancellor for the repeal of certain obsolete ?? Bishop of Winches. ter's bill relating to the union of benefices was read a see- ond time. The right rev. prelate explained that, with the exception of a clause objected to by the House, and which G had been withdrawn from the present bill, the measure was s similar to that of ...