... ; T IlGnHWAY ROiBfBERtV OF A 1ABAX..S I I lno ?? telegram forwarded last night he resveoting the outrage of Mr ffitzgerald, cashier e of the Nitioual Bank, is fully confirmed. He & had been returning from Newport, where le ha attended a branch office, when he was attacked en by two men with guns at Logguda. One wc of the shots killed the horse; and 34 Th marks were left on Mr Fitzgerald's body ...

... :g Th- usual fortnfghtly meeting of this h)ftrd w at held ?? Moir presiding. -n FIRES DUBING THE YEA. an The minutes of the Watching and Lightl., C Le mittee embraced a report by Mr Bryson, iua;uett e |as tothe number of fires which had occurred dudr. Le. t th past year.- The report showed that :ifir6 rkhad -broken bot -ln-1873-16O of these leiag puu3b ii-. fires, at. which the firemen ...

... Of 0, yr.e (( ?? | Tag LN9W REVOLUTiON ab SPAIN, The Time'a say3shat any iudgmnent the wrld may fo,;n on the ratoraiity or policy of the milita.7y reyoletion at Madlrid will not be biased b7v sympathy for the defunct Cortes> For the co.Nuiandaut of a capital city toi turn his guns on the seat of thle Legislat~re, to pronounce ?? dissolution, and thea ta dsspatch a colurn of soldiers to eject ...

... UNSECTARIAN EDUCATION DEMON. f STRATION IN MANCHESTERA _ .. . . .. . . . .. 1.. _ 1 Last night, a meeting was held in the~roeTr?& e, HEal, bzichester, in support of the bill of blr r George' ioiix, XP., for- the establishmnlt of fs &hool Boards and tbe enforcement of compullirq n. ere~rywhere. Mr Heny Lee presided, and a'lsoast le those present were Mr George Dixoa, P., and it Professor ...

... BiE. I HQTSEHOLD SUFFRAGE tN COUNTIE I UvA~aVULY owrx.W ?? ImIPUT&TIoN TO Mg QL&NTONa .(mo OUR OwN alsOitTER.1 Vqasterday afternoon, a numerous deputation waited opon Ur Gladstone in Downing Stteet, on INi the fibject of the bug adtecnty franohise. bi Thsentatives from various ued in GreatBrtain in The Federal Volon of IltqrA1 an4 Of (gooiersetshire), Bridges (Surrey),, Taylor (Pete- Jf boro') ...

... CASE OF JEAN- LUIE. Iaw 11 . This cese wes continued on Saturday. Some and i, discussion took place on the opening of the case as 11 to the peculiar position in Which the-prisoner was oplace.I tie ae re M ?? said-My'clieut, Jean Luie, b : T instructed me to maintain the Sruftbof the Osprey day r evidence, which I have no reason to doubt; and mag when the casw Paes away *W thi')ourt. I shall ...

... VIOLENT-, GALt. DAMAGE TO SHIPPIG AND OPVirT- ' i ..5lYB1SAL PRaSONS 5&JVyRJ1. nl GaLw ?? weather which we have recently experienced culminated yesterday L in a hurrircae, Saturymwas clear, ad frosty, I and it seemed am if we were sb6ut to enter uan aP period of genuine wintry weather. . Yeater g 5] ?? witnessed a audden return to a Main ancsloud. In the forenoon rain fell hebvily, . .and in ...

... : |GoLD MEDAL Aw ?? Gvovernmei ei India, on '24th-Novejaberalaat, 'having heard the annual report prepared by the'>superiaten. I dent of the Botanical..Gardensa, Mr. Woodrow she 1lt'son ei Me John: Woodrow, 'stationmaSter, Sin Gilinour Street, Pai61eyJ, resolve tat , Mr the s W00droew..desorve 'ereat for having ,taied.a m i' gold medal at.the Bombay Exhibition forhins, S' euliection. of med ...

... LET S .~ JI -i _, , OI? , LZETTE43 To I'l gpi7 JR. a y ..m n., : ?? A REASONABL EEt9 t IR,_I am a poor profm, ional non, -Vet mnch in want of employment. Do you think you could-use 53ur influenlca with Mr Lowe; which T1ecent events must har made considerablp; or with Mr Dalglish, who is undeirtoqd to love the Howe Secretary not well, but perhapi *lely, to gct me a situation at the Home Office ...

... 1- HOLBORN STATUE OF THE LATE PpR-NIYIz CONSORT. SPLZCH OF TRE PRINCE OF WALES. The equestrian statue of the late Prince Consort, in -.vhich has been erected on the Holbolrn Viaduot' ti( ,ondon, was unveiled yesterday by His Royal fo: !ihhnesm tke Prince of Wales in presence of the I h, Lord Mavor and Aldermen of London and a large la! aiisceltlateous assetublage. Hlis Royal Highness was Wi ...

... THE CHESTERFILmD LETTERS OF _ ?? The following letter appears in the Times of this morning :-Sir,-As you originally opened the 'Times to this. matter, 1 do not hesi- tate to ask you to insert this letter although a fortnight has elapsed sioce Colonel Fraser s communication to you, in which he described his interview with me. I wrote a reply 3to that communication on Christlmas, the day I ...

... THE BAIRD-LECTURES. ?? OaxWoaD ON THE ?? s- . a? . : . CHBISTIANrIfT. Yesteiday afternoon, the Rev.- Protessor'Crwi . ford,. of Edinburgh,- delivered-.the second oR hie &courso.,df lectures oan. the Mysteries of Chris- ?? Church, WestBath Street. H riei jrecapitulated his previous lecture given on:Fridaylast, and then went on to consider the ;.eaeS^of led d3;ctdinee ?? smystery con i ...