... t ancestors, ever faithful to the cause of justice and truth ; and Count de Cavour, whd, as Minister, cointersigned the acts of t the Sovereign, his marely continued the policy of Count Per- f rone. The publication of these documents will convince every ...

... teclb woo held en Cuec turn Range, Penicoik.. ?? The folloseing are the ocoras,S the tirot thre e tro; wneso crosses, and finat lire rapre- 7 sctativslc for Daraley: Lb. Haaclam.c 4th ?? Scobs.. 29 500 635 9I J. B1 Adamoris, 5th :. 28 31 33 92 Capt.' ...

... I Jabsm Silmoslrr's Suiperb IL Li, '0Bi R l nE ve 'far Sleerre' I~;ady ?? MirJ. A. N',tdebeisn's, Red D) !tr r Jobs COke's Count Da~grear brat Mr A. ?? Cpl Ur Ath Stuart's Sorel haIrL L,.ry i-ad;, a b,,~e ler5teadinog heat Fiteszijre Laily I e'relbea Ge ...

... scores to count. The following are the prize~winners : lot prize and silver cup, Private G.T. 00. Corny ?? ?? 1 99 192 3d, PrivatelNY. M'Csehbin ?? 92 94 186 Sergeanlt A. M'Intssh ?? 1 P4 S55 Private S. ?? 1 93 104 IC. S: J.Ritchie ?? I Finats F. Hammond ...

... an eel of resistance of talimority, with out adeflunte eutitee, tite Govertt- Yl ment woulid ittve ishown eulpable weokness finat o11c0 yielding to Cte t demand of nct a very conslderttbht portleoi of Cthe pitblic far at gener~al emnooty. But el~iell conviction ...

... second count be sustained, on the ground that it would not be safe, on the evidence, to come to the conclusion that it was a crucifix which was used. Dr AnAei, Glasgow, seconded by Mr FERGUSON of Kinmriundy, moved that the Assembly sustain the Count, with ...

... success and the poor reward of our Plenipotentiaries, does justice also to the patriotic and humanitarian labours of Count Schouvaloff. That diplomatist is, like Lords Beaconsfieldand Salisbury, unfor- tunate in wanting the due appreciation of his ...

... elections under the Parish Councils Act took place yesterday throughout Scotland. In the majority of cases the votes were counted last night, and we subjoin the returns so far as they have been received, giving in the country districts only the names of ...

... to more th comfortable quarters. This intensity of local an attachment, which seems to possess all se' islanders, may be counted on as likely to ro obviate the difficulty which Lord Resebery's of question suggests. Still it must be kept in at view, for ...

... . .. .S C 3 inne of CdSee C Lieut 20t ?? ?? S.7 0 '2 tdc T 1] CorpAral Courts ?? ?? 2 3 ' Win CoerAxo ?? pi ?? lST e ElnT finat 2 com2pc~iuion for odicejo^ tin/es ciii et.Cot.:aiu g t -. In Cocos toil's cutp look piece :at 2a~rnl~ey on Sisaday last. I' ...

... staidard bearer of all the glories, the witty observer of their fall, the shrieking Republican, offcrs thanks3 on his knees to Count Bismarek. Such is the fate of blusterers - those brave little people who, fortiter in modo ?? in re, begin with big words ...

... monthly meeting of the Gl;asgow 'onCouncil. hold yesteriday. Treasurer W~addel, in moving the approv7al of the minutes of the Finat ce Committee, useutioned that the Iaverage premniuml paid for thle newv isseo hal amillion Corporation stock w as so 2 pe cent ...