... : - -, Or2~ fuU'z. A,i ?? ?? . adly'~ ;iF8~sol- a I t'r r ,i 1 Vrer p , A Mr Bright., in' au-i 'cr^ 1., ?? t Friday fromn h1is Ny'cis'c. o %Nith an n tg tx-c: r had induced you to cl! 1!,h , ' F the most frikunily ad11i - t you have uttered throu~u tmil;ef Se . been presenteci to me, and l ch I gratification that I due itS rd r scrib, and expreis. (iloa-t, LccrjT' ; L one of unasual and ...

... KR BPIGHT AND THE 4FOPTNIGiITLY I REVIEW. Mir Danby Scs uour, MY. P. has addressed a second letter to _1z BriL- ht. s asfollows - e e n Mllib ?? Jan. S. 4 AtjtternIo abligedtou tiroutl' Jifhtlier ?? ait is your -speeehes;^ ?? yons.-broth~et'; awbich 1 have 'w~ritten ilbflug med for Wh~ich ThtThll1ed to accou4at I prfetsto. gommumeate diaqctt with you. I neder- ; saw Ir Mariey s letters to ...

... THE NEW SCP.HW STEA-1E NESTiORI, Our Liverpool correspondentrec -tesThe magni- ic-cut news screw.steaamer Nestorkaia, belonging to. the Montreal Ocean Steamship Company (Messrs Allan Brothers & Co-?, will this week commence rlnn iag as one of their weekly mail steamers from thisport. She w ?? ?? States mails on Thursday (to-day), under command of Captain J. B. Dutton, for Portland. Like allthe ...

... XBY ORDINARY TELEXGRAPH. GENERAL NEWS. London, Wednesday Evening' Thc Eight Hon. WV. E. Gladstone, MY ., arri-ed in town late last night frons Paris. The T77nes animadverts on Mr Disraeli as a mas. ter of the question of Parivamentary Reform, and feels assured that if party jealousies were laid aside for a season the object of Reform might be attained. Those who would improve the Constitution ...

... A DAY ON TffE ICE, AND THE INCIDENTS THEREOF, BY OUR RbEB'AULNG REPORTER. It was frost:-black, keen, cutting froat-sharp as the North Pole, and hard as the nether millstone. The curlers were busy at their roaring game on many a loch and artificial pond, to say nothing of the great national game at Carsebreck; skaters of both sexes were out in droves; horses were failing. untder heavy loads on ...

... DE. WM. ANDERSON ON THE SIGNS i OF THE TIMES. On Sabbath last anniversary services were held in John Street United Presbyterian Church, when special collections were made in aid of the funds of the Lhumlleb. whieh nmounted to about £1D5. Tha senior pastor, Dr Anderson, preached in the fore- noon, and his e.teemed colleagne, the Rev. David M livani, in the afternoon, -v hile the Re,. Dr. ...

... THE RERCANTILE 3ARINE. The Lancct has brought its reports on the ;srecent sanitary condition of the mercantile marine to aeon- elusion. The first and second reports have already been noticed. The third and fourth reports deal with the accommodation provided for the men o n board, their clothing and personal hygiene, the venereal and other self-inflicted diseases common in the service, and the ...

... M 'The correspondent of the Morning Post writes It is a source of considerable satisfaction to those who have followed the intricate tale of the baronetcy of Tichborne to have something definite at last to' announce, and when that something is a positive confirmation of previously doubtful circumstances,: involving almost incredible incidents and vast bite. rests, thepleasuleis ...

... ENIANIS.M. The Court-martial at the Royal Barracks, up- pointed to inquire into certain grave charges against Private O'Brien, of the 85th Regiment, resumed its labours on Thursday morning. The prisoner, who conducted his own defence throughout with remark- able ability, read a general denial of the charges pre- ferred against him. Several witnesses were called, but he failed to elicit from ...

... OUR AUSTRALIAN COLONIDS. (From our oewn Correspondent.) Melbourne, 27th TNov.,5 18G6. The Victorian Parliament will not meet for the desepatch of business before the end of January, which delay is seriously complained of by the Op- }position journals. There is really no need for open- ing the Houses at present, except it be to allow the opponents of the Government an opportulnity to gain ...

... ABSTAINERS' UNION-NEW YEAR FESTIVAL. Last night, a soiree and concert, under the auspices of the Abstainers' Union, took place in the City Hall. The audience was a numerous one, the chair being occupied by Mr Thomas Smith (President), who wvas supported on the platform by the Directors of the Union and other friends. After an excellent Ba, The CHAIRMAN dellvered the usual introductory address. ...

... CO OIIOC(K. Iitoit1 CN)II66sWt)YNFEt MEFTINO. The ,unai tnonthlv nicetiniz of the Burgh (Y(m- tn66imr.iN -.3ti ]I'ltaL on S;aturday afterioon--¢i'. Lurnet iireoidnign. THE (AIFNEI& OF T.iE DEBT. The C' i.xn.\N reported that the transfter of t ht debtdue by the toniniisaitnemr; to the Bank of St,,t- land and other boudh Ider.. from these parties to tII City of GlAsovw Bank had beeu completed. ...