... TRAVEL TALK. las TAPe Last JAlan in Town. Hflallo, captain, how is it ace you are not out of towR ? eqi The Last Alanz ut One in Town. Because I make arc it a rule never to go out of town until after everybody Off else has returned to town. ew The Last iManr. Curious ! andomightI inquire the 35 reason of that strange whim, pray? - - fac 'The Last Alan but One. Because, 'sir, by this thi means ...

... -? TOW.-AvIlle -1k to - ., 0, r. PAWNBROKING VINDICATED. ' go SEb,-The business-.of pawnbroking. has been, too. it much l6oked at from its darkest side. . It has its rvic- ate titns '; but it has also its.beneficlaries. The first .bblks, i. large in the public eye. . They form the foregrgound of itc the picture ., iis-ry,..squalid want, -unnitugted u ,wretchedness; haggard. nakedness, ...

... SERIOUS ASSAULT AND DANGEREM LEAP IN LEITH. At the Loith Police Clourt yesterday InOrnia; a seaman, named Robert Lawrenson, residingl1 AdmiraltWy Street, North Leitb, was remitted the Sheriff charged with a serious assault UP his wife.L It appears that jealousy and drilt were frequently the cause of bitter quarrels b tween the' couple. Early on Sabbath Morinl Lawrenson reached home a good deal ...

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... SOCIAL SCIENCE -ASSOCIATION. l FEIDAY, SEPT. 23. . 01)6 The proceedings were resumed to-day. In Jrri; the First Department Sir J3. P. Wilde, President, att( read a very able paper -on Laiv Reform.!: the -EDUCATION. irri, The Second Dep~A#ient (Education) was con- gro ducted in the De Grey Rooms, St Leonard's by Place, under the presidency of the Archbishop of bee York, supported by Sir ...

... J- The following. yindieatiopt of the political Dis- theE senters of Exeter hasJbee published, in the form are ef ijdacard,'in'that ityOp we ,The. heat and: excitement incident to. the. 'recent .hotly . on1ested electionlhaving subsided, thei and the storm having, been succeeded by.: a sepa .'alin, it.may now be hopied that tbe. minds of all sha whw'took an interest in the struggle have so ...

... A G QE, NTS. Aberdeena.John Daffnu. iLawick -R. Black. Do A . c R. Milne. Do. --F. Deans. Do. _Thos. Menzies, Do. J. Daiglelsb. Castle St. rnnerleithien.Rebert Small; Da. --L. & J. Smlith. Invergordon.Hugh Graham. Do. .-D.Wyliie&Son. inverkeirhingMiss CampbeL Aberdonr_31r Goodsir. lnvcresk J. GordoL. Aberlady --F. MitchelU Inverness--C. Kcith. Abernethy--A..Peddie. Jedburgla-._A & NY. Eastoe ...

... On Saturday morning, at nine o'clock, Joseph Myers and James Sargisson were executed at Armley jal. Myers killed his wife, Nancy, at Sheffield,, on the 10th of June, by catting her throat with a table knife, the principal witness against him being his own daughter. Sargisson murdered a man named Cooper, near Rotberham, on the 9th ult. The watch and property of Cooper, the murdered man, were ...

... en The Vienna correspondent of the DcyTdell h, ;s writing on the Oth imot, ?? week hss not hebeen allowed to pass without some clerical scandal. in I have repeatedly given you storiea of prison disci- pline, as Isiercised by the Sistersof the Good Pastors in the houses of correction entrusted to their cars. h We have just had a trial, in which some of the worst h features came out i mncrallto, ...

... 'WIND & 'WEATHER EPORT-TimsDy, The observations are taken At 9 A.M, ?? S ?? fine :Ardreosaa ?? NNW .. breezy, Ayr ?? ?? ?? . SW ?? breezy, ?? W ?? fresh-fine Birminghaem .. SE ?? fine Bradford ?? SW ?? fine Cape clear ?? WNW ?? lpe ?? SW , , fine Carlile.. ?? NW ..,.stor my CheUenhan., BE fine Cork ?? 1 ?? Deal ?? ?? moderate Donaghadee ?? SW fresh-cloudy ?? SSW .. dull Dubin ?? . fine ...

... 1. 0*54? I. TUESDAY MORiNING, SEPT. 20. THE Dutch Charnbers were opened yesterday by a speech from the Throne, in whick the King congratulated. the Legislature on the prosperity of the: country and its dependen- cies. Amongst the proposed measures for the session are several -bills forthe abolition of local Excise duties, and one for the reorgan- isation of tjie Customs tariff in the Dutch ...

... HOW COBL. JACQUES AND EDMUND KIRKE (J. RZ. UIL MORE) GOT INTO RlICIMUOND. The following account, from the Adosdic MIic'f/, tells how the above gentlemen got into Richmond, I and got introduced to the Presidena, We hav e I already given at length their conversation with Mr, 1 Davis:- 0 We went there in an ambulance, and we went I together-the colonel and I. That we got in was t owing. perhps ...