... ' lED1GESTJON. MA.TD CO-NSTIPA;TION j, ,iAMON( ST HORSES. A'ANG_ .. I I Throsglsosit thecountry many borses are at pre- osent sulnliring froal indigestion end constipation, n idducbd; its hitch clnf)laints tilntost invariably arc, : dnion faulty feeding, Bidder, especitlly in most n ptelrts of Eivglanxll i3 thli~s yeal very oserce, expene- ,f sire, and no(t always of tht best quality. $ay fe ? ...

... I pwr, the Lady Correspondent of the _&tig I Telegraph.) - I London, Monday. ' le annual Christmas dinner given by the une of Cambridge to the old officera of trle or,11 went off with tae greatest ek l.- ~adently of the roast beef, and turkey, 1him p ulmptiding d with the usual complement of French kickshaws, to please the survivbra \;Satlerlou) who still remember the lounfte b the Pnrlais ...

... I* The Magdala shaft, at Pleasant Creek, according to thplatest accountsfrom Melboulrne, ?? down to a depth of 1,702 feet. The solid mass of stone composing the upper part of the lode has been passed through, and below it a strong body of stone has been met with, which is highly charged with pyrites, and contains gold. The miining ma- nager reports that there is good evidence of the existence ...

... KINGSTOWN. I.TTELLIGENCE. Kingstown, Wednesday Night. .lATli[DOWNA4 UtSwI Tbe weekly i 'eetingof the ( guardianiis ils bold 6i.diny; Sir Ceorge I odson, I Bart, chairman, presided. The otber' gunrdians 1 present were :-Messrs, James Quigley, Williasm e Buckley, Williamr R. Jones, John Hasler,' Gexorge' Perrin, Willism Rafferty, John Rinkle,j B. H a Penny, S. Buueley; M.- F. Crows. Al. C. J. ...

... FEANK THORPE PORTER.* , I Tbis volume (which b dedicated to Captain ta, John Henry Aleyn, of Wellington-road, pqblin) is a valuable contribution to anecdotal I ture, Mir. Porter was for over twenty years of the best known of the Dublin Police Ma- tootesand during that time became acquainted fitb many strange characters, witnessed some nious scenes, and collected anecdotes with great Possessed ...

... LAWLESSNESS IN THE IUERZEGOVINA. I . s ?? ?? -J _ , .. .. . . . . - ' -i saw yosterday, says the correspondent of. the 1- Time8 at Moatar, writing on the S0th of' Octobr, a sutgeon who has been att'nding a .boy of thir. teen, wantonly shot in broad daylight' *hile gather- ing grapes, b a -ussuln)ain vouth' of about the ssame age. The young aseshsin' was carried 'in tri- r umph round the ...

... I1 IDEA L .Y ELVDO S . O HII ?? - I e The following-'are ?? ljaterg se- ,f ved . by Mr. Guilford' Oaslow,, who continue8 to ' tako almnst ?? untorest inr.tht Tichborue case, from, th fclaimant, ?? un erg opg j* terrq of & penal servitude in, ?? Pripofi. Tlej w erc for.1 3 wm'rdl, te Mr. qunslow, on the 14th bt thp governor, i, .:ho, in accordance with tbe rzules of0the convict- es a ...

... THE MARQUIS OF HIARTJN-GTON As_ I HOME RULE. (By Freemam Special Wire.) Bristol, Sal urdv. The Colston anniversary was celebratel herr I. day. The Anchor Banquetw as held in Conltr Ed il under the presidency of Mr. Woreoy-. Atnona.-0 th; guests ?? Earl of Co,-i, the Mar:, , Hartington, Mf.P.; Mr. Charley, ?? M: M.P. ; Colonel Kingscote, M.P. ; Mr. Nvad(dy M.D and Captain Hayter, M.P. The ...

... Ih 4 itmnan'z ,ourtal.; 44Ns~ssw st~I 4 nd vi it 1 n. . . .- . I. DUBTLSh: WEDNESDAY, OCT. 26, 1876. TO OUR 'ADVERTISING FR1ENDS9 We are obliged to give notice to our advertising. friends that the latest hour at which we can receive advertisemoents for the succeeding day's publication is ten pin. The necessities of our growing cir- culation, and our constantly increasing supplies of. late ...

... I -F . -44 0~,,pi T Ge- 9 hp i T4; thiW~a~v[0k.Qtge' towri1 . th ?? 't *t4 ani M447Kt *Bl that it Q6fi; :r9y' p~rotti th citXefr- i&. ?? lea -o4omfit h8Y !J pt zht 9QilieK .X lqtl&pn eehQ Xnfg Ftqivhee4~ii9a§ 'fth addressu ain ,,r, thans .jt' the Baembl fsthe Art i b * v 4,j3d tit e j ?? evh. T1~4 Prijie 'id sped Tat tslu~ea I decple'tiU iB n thvtihr in ¢hi¢ ~t~$iebi thple, th'at it is ...

... CAPTAIN WEBB AFTER EHS CUANNEL I i FEAT. The Lancet has received the following interesting1 communication from Mlr. Thomas Law Webb, M.R.C.S. Mid L.R.C.P. Londd, of Ironbridge, Salop :- A few factarelativeto the physical conditiona of my brother, Captain Webb, on his leaving the water after swim- thing from Dover to Calais, will be of interest to the profession. He assures me that on ]lnding ...

... VEGnTARrANtSM A CriRE FOR INTEM | I . PERANC.M I A paper read before a section of the British Asso. Lciation last week may perhaps call attention cvew to one of a tolerably comprehensive series if specifics recommended for the cure of intemperance. UnIjor- tunately they partake'too much of the nature if thoso love potions and beauty powders which beguiled the faith of our forefathers. ...