... d, Who ~vill receive, and duly forward to the Office, Orders and Adver- er tLements for the Paper, and Orders for Printing, and receive or panyment of Accounts. a- AboyneMr WILIAM S. MIL-IE, Merchant. le Alford ..fMr FRANCIS STEPHEN, Banker. re Ballater .,.Mr WILLIAM FERGUSON, Uerchanb. Barnchoe y .. .Mr JOHN MALCOLM, Banker. ts Bmntlf ,,. Mr JAMES RUST, ...

... An extraordinary case of fraud has just been brought to light at Middlesborough. On the formation of the iron manufacturing company of Jackson, Gill, and Co., of Eaton, near Middlesborough, into a limited company a few months ago, the Rev. Vyvyan Henry Moyle, vicar of Eaton, applied for ten thousand pounds worth of shares, and on the 30th September shares were allotted to him to that amount. ...

... DAvxEs-Rhagfr 3alin, priod Mir. John Ienry Davies, o'a awyddfa hon, ar ferch. WILLIAss-Rhagfyr, 26ain, priod r Parch. W. D. Williams, * Penclawdd, aT lab. ?? 24aln, priod Mr. D. Michael, Lower Nor- vrood, Lundain, ar ferch. WnIAMS5-Rbagfyr 19eg, priod y Parch. Morris Williamns, Buthyn Road, o'r dref hon, ar forch. PRIODASAU. JoieEs-orES-Rhagfyr 27ain, yn Capel Helyg, ger Pwllheli, gan y Parch. ...

... [FROM 4 CORRESPONDRrr.j TEE custormary annual meeting of the above asso- ciation took place on Friday last, December 27, at the Gresham Hotel, Upper Sackville Street, Dub) lia. There was a large attendance of head masters of Irish schools. The morning discussion included several topics of much interest and importance- the impending legislation upon the University question and contingent ...

... PARIS, Dec. 3r. THERE were a good many uniforms in the streets to-day, pqople paying official visits; but to-morrow the grand reception will be held at- Versailles. It is said this evening that M. Thiers has not quite recovered from his [fall on the steps of the British Embassy, though he has not changed anything in his usual habits nor neglected business' Yesterday the Duc ?? called to ...

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... 2XMkb$TOWN CORRESPONnCk. 1 A- I Branch Office, 87 George's street, Kingstown, Tuesday Night. Tnxe MUSNCIPAL ELECTIONS.-New Yesrae Pay (this day) will be a busy one in Kingstown. The East Wardwlll be contested by Mr JJCrosth- waite, J P, and Mr W Masterson, J P, against Mr Heron and Mr M'Credy. The two latter are supporters of the Insidious bill Messrs Crosth- waite and Masterson have, with a ...

... GLOOMY PROSPECT9- A GOO SIGQES- _ . _ T _ A GOO ' . Mr. Geo. Le I' 'trChairmaa ol the Wexford and WaterfoKl Roiiway Company, writes; *We hav' , I fear, hard times before us. The lesttarvest was Inferior. The potato grop ,was failure. Tbe continouea rain through autumn has preventedthousaal cultivation of the grouad. Though money has been saved in Ireland during the last two or three years, yet ...

... Y NADOLIG YN NINBYOH.' Peth newydd 'tan haul. Y ITemiwYr Da in Nn| bych. Gyfarfod td yn yr Assembly Rooms. Lf lwyniad Urdd-wisg lfq%. .HughLewis. YG'yfarfod hlenyddol yn y Caepel dlfdwr. Yr oedd Nadolig 1872 yn un a hir gofir yn y dref hon, a hyny sr amryw gyfrifon. Ei brif arbenig- rwydd, pa fodd bynag, ydoedd mai ar V diwrnod liwnw yr oedd y Temlwyr Da, amr y waith gyntaf erised, yn cyrnal ...

... ~fl~t1TCt. of CHRISTIANS AWAKE. TO THM EDITOR OF THE DERBY MRBOURY. Sir-Imagine to yourself a dozen tom-cats screaming in a T nocturnal scrimmage, with a big drum and a kettle drum.as an accompaniment, and' you will -have a faint'idea of the', hideous row which awoke up quiet Wilmot-street with a nightmare shock in the snall hours of Christmas.day morn- ,d ing. Accompanied by a rabble of ...

... Tim performance of 'The Miiitsiah has become co muich hb an annual inetitution that without. it there would he an ach~ing void, and many of us wouldl have no Christmas at aill. It seems strange that while the j's Church doors of' all Christendom are opened on that day, no movement should be made towards opening those of ie Presbyterian Scotland; that while we 'orgahise meetings for ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTS. Correspondents are requested to write concisely and legiblv, on one side of the paper only. To ensure Insertion, news should reach the office of this journal on the evening of the day on which the incidents occur. ...