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... METROPOLITAN, MONDAY.—(THE GREAT CHRISTMAS CATTLE MARKET.)—Notwithstanding that the past has been a very unfavourable season for the production of cattle-food —the supply now in the country being unusually small—the show of beasts here to-day, for Christmas consumption, was quite equal to any former period as regards quality. All breeds, with the exception of the pure polled Scots, were well ...

... Luxuriant and Beautiful Hair is the distinguishing badge of Youth. MRS S. A. ALLEN'S WOltLl)' s HAIR RESTORER OR DRESSING never fails to quickly restore Gray or Faded Hair to its youthful colour and beauty, and with the first application a beautiful gloss and delightful fragrance is given to the Hair. It stops the Hair from falling off. It prevents baldness. It promotes luxuriant growth it ...

... An inqUsthaB been held at Baddesley-Engor, a village in orth W arwickshire, to inquire into the circumstances con- nected with the death of a woman, only twenty-three years of age, named Harriet Atkins. The evidence went to show that the husband of the deceased, Michael Atkins, is a miner and lives at Laduesley-Ensor, a village some three miles from Atheratone. On the night of Friday last the ...

... F O li E 1 Gr N NOTES. TURKEY AND GREECE. The enthusiasm of the Greek populace in tavour ot war is the most unfavourable symptom of the dispute between Turkey and Greece. They are disposed to forget all the evils of the inefficient government they have suffered so long, and are ready to encounter the disasters of war, pro- vided they are led on au expedition which holds out some hope of ...

... IM ?ERIAL PARLIAMENT. J .H.OUSE OF -LORDS. EliIDAY, December 11. adr The ~Lor ?? took his seat on the ?? at, two o'clock, but there were only a, few peers present. Lard Chu~rstoai, 'Viseouxt Hardinge' the Earl of Albe- Of t, marle, the Duke of Montrose, and 'the Earl of Bess. anda borough were emuoug those sworn at the table. . Si The yeomlan Usher of the Black Red wiis directed to ftoet ...

... * MR. WESTEREN AND MM. BIDDELL. To the Editor oj the Ipswich Jouarnal. Srst,-In a letter which appears in your. last week's edition, Mr. Herman Biddell makes the following quota. tion from his speech delivered at the late nomination of Candidates for East Suffolk :-We do not vote for a man because he is a gentleman, for such, no doubt, are all four. At least we have got three, but what the ...

... THE GREAT ASSIX GTONP . I EXPERIMENT. : : :| It r _ -. _ - . _ . I A . . . s.[ art., We have no wish to exaggerate the importance of ope- the experiment whichlias been for so many years under d J. trial at Assington, in -Suffolk, but we rather. wonder' read that it has hitherto excited so little attention, As dAM, Mr. Fraser justly says, 'in his report to the'Commis- ,nual sioners on ...

... THP LOSS OF THE HLBERNIA. | Tho follo wing communication appeared in the TiMes of yesterday, signed by a Chief Engineer, The foundering of the steama-vesnel Hibernia in the Atlantic, with its sad attendant tale of suffering and death, gives rise to the inquiry as to the oause of the accident which produced it, and to the ques- tion whether, by the adoption of proper means, each fearful ...

... A LANCtSilMEI PEABODY. (efrom the MCebsterwtxaniatr 1 Another public benefactDr, in the person of M: John Bairatow, of Preston; has just died at the ripe old age of 00 years The' history of his life is re. marlkble. Unaided' by wealth, he pained for him- self a high social position and a princely fortune, which, :with a bounteous hand, he distributed un- sparingly to purposes of public utility ...

... Spain appears now to be quiet. To-day's telegram says that the Govern- ment continue to receive assurances of support in the maintenance of public erder from various parties, including the Republicans and the Progressists. The Gazette of yesterday publishes a decree appointing Senor Mauricio Roberto Minister of Spain at Washington, and Senor Novarro to hold the same position at Constantinople. ...

... BRtADfORD-Yesterday morning the Mayor of Bradford (Ald. West) received the writ, At eleven o'clock his ¶Worshir proceeded to the Court-house, where declara- tion was made, and the election appointed to take place on Monday next. Mr. Forster's appointment, as Vice-Presi- dent of the Committee of Council for Education, which renders his re-election necessary, is viewed with satisfac- tion in ...