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... I TO THE EaITOR OF THE DaILY NEVS. SIE,-The limited geographical extent of the British Isles is inadequate to the home growth of sufficient food for the populationlof these countries, and the additional unsuitableness of climate bars the production of raw material required for the supply of our manufactories. The power wielded by the empire of Great Britain depends upon due provision of ...
... SATURDDAY, JANUAar 18, 8 A.M4. B. L M. D. . C. I S. W. NAN 29.78 86 84 S. 5 4 C ?? 29.87 85 84 S. 6 LEUCH ?? 29.4889d 35 S.E. 2 16 - BEaWKOR ?? 29.97 27 - S. 6 8 b 8 AaDROSSAN ?? 289 . 3S s 6 S.SW. 5 D Or 6 0.17 PoRTaUS ?? 29Oe- 42 41 S.E. 6 8 0 6 - Sg s8 ?? 38.08 29 - S.W. 7 6 o - GA.LWAY *29.51 40 89 S. 7 8 0 4 - SOAntBOsoU(o 80.12 429 - S. 2 8 b 8 _ SIVERPOOL ?? 29.0 3 _- S.E. 4 2 In 8 ...
... ' (REUTElI'5 TELEGILMS.) ITALY. THE DISTURBANCESTIN SICILY. TURIN, JAN. 15. In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies, Signor Doudes addressed a question to the govern- ment respecting the recent disturbances at Castel- 1amare, in Sicily. He censured the local authori- ties for not having taken xogular legal proceed- ?? against the disturbers of public order, and expressed his disapproval ...
... This inquiry was resumed yesterday morning, for the 27th time, at the Sessions House, Westminster, before Mr. S. Warren, Q.C., and s special jury. Mr. M. Chambers, Mr. Field, and Mr. Hume Williams, were for the petitioners; Sir H. Cairns, Mr. Karelae, and Mr. Milward for Mr. Windham; Mr. Coleridge for dMrs. Winrdham; andMr. Charles lussoll ?? SophiA Guibilei. The Master at the sitting of the ...
... I This inquiry was again resumed for the twenty. 1 fourth time yesterday morning, before Mr. Warren, Q.C., and a special jury, at the Westminster Sessions House. Air. MI. Chashbers, Q.C., Mr. Field, and Mr. Hume Wil- c liams were counsel for the petitioners; Sir H. Cairns, Q Ma, Mr. Karslake, Q.C., and Mr. Milward for Mr. Wind- I ham; Mr. C. Russell, for Lady Sophia Elizabeth Giubilei, 'r the ...
... X (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDErNT.) |v (The following appeared in our Evening Edition of yes- t( PAIS, WEDrESDAY EvEssuING. An extraordinary abuse, which challenges the B notice of the Minister of Public Instruction, has LI just been brought to light by a governess, Mdlle. n Daubi6, who, after passing the examination which a most people would tell you is indispensable before T a woman can be a ...
... ce MEETING AT BRADFORD. n On Tbursday Iuight, a public nlticting for pro- n, moting the objects of the Society for the Liberation of Re- tli ligion from State Patronage and Control was held in St. et George's-hall Bradford, and was addressed by Edward at iallEsq., ofLondon. The areaof the large hall was well C filled, and there wais a fair attendance in the stalls, cousi-b3 dering that Ud. ...
... I :. JAN. 16.-By EIjs and SoN, at Garraway's.-Freehold estate, known as Harold's Wood Farm, near Xomford, Easex, comprising cottage, sheds, &c., and 51i. ir. 17p. meadow land-sold for 2,3801. Leasehold, improved r of 311. 7s. per annu, secured upon No;3,: York-placo, walworth-sol for 1701. Freehold premises, No. 18, Coleman-street, City, let at 601. penrannum-sold for 1,5201. Le Iehold ...
... I Avnaum u, JAN. 18.->AXrUn ENrZ .MU-t- r R. Gilpin, to the Indus, for service in the Persons. Chief Engineer J. H. Marshall, to the Asia, for charge of the machinery of the Caesar, when paid oft. PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 19. The Osborne, Admiralty yacht, Master Com- mander G. H. R. Bower, received orders to sail for Trieste, where she will await the arrival of his Royal Highness the. Prince of Wales ...
... 7EXTENSION OF THE MONEY ORDER SYSTEM TO VICTORIA AND WESTERN AU.'TALIA. 1. On the 1st February, and thenceforward, money orderswill be issued byallmoney orderofficesin the United Kingdom on the undermentioned places in Vic- toria and Western Australia, at a charge of is. for any sum not exceeding 21. ;-2s. for any sum above 21. and not ex- ceeding 51. ;-3s. for any sum above 51. and not ...
... ANOTHER COLIERY EXPLOSION AND LOSS I ?? LIFE. The Birminghamn Daily Post of yesterday says: The neighbourhood of Blackheatl, near Dudley, has just been thrown into a state of painful excitement by the occur- rence of one of those terrible accidents which are unotui rately so common in the mining districts of South Stafford- shire. The particulars, as far as our correspondent has been able at ...
... THE LOSS OF THE SHIP ELIZA, OF I LIVERPOOL. The following is the official report relative to thet loss of this vessel: Greenwich Police Court, Jan. 13. My Lords, -I have the honour to trausmait, for your lord- ships' information, minutes of evidence and the accompany- ing report of the formal investigation in regard to the aban- donment, of the barque Eliza, of Liverpool, which, pursuant to ...