... Glancing back along the -aveota -o fIw, closing year at mirrored in our pases, say? -the ExsTiiiYttv cannot help feeling that it is etc vMvh Las bfen more fruitful in good words tl aa iu good w«rk Little ltu been done, politically, to satisfy tbœ lungings tffcer progress and improvement whose presence in the me- dical profession is at on re 1. sicr of its present viuifity aud an earnest of its ...

... We learn Loin Cape Town that a general rising among the Gaikas has occurred, and that martial law has been proclaimed. From Calcutta comes intelligence that the vill- ages on the Naya Hills have submitted to the British expedition sent against them, and are mak- ing overtures for peace. At Thessaly all insurrection has broken out. 500 insurgents concentrated midway between the villages of ...

... [reuter's TELEGRAM.] Athens, Saturday. —An insurrection has broken out in Thessaly 500 insurgents are concentrated midway between the villages of Tozitza and Pena- cok, near Yalo, and have captured a ouaniity of arms. The Turks, taking to flight,shut themselves in the fortress of Volo. 200 fugitive Christian families arrived here to-day. 800 Turkish soldiers have started from Laris.sa to ...

... A Tirræs correspondent writes I left Bucharest to make an attempt to cross the Danube into Bulgaria. The trip to Fratesti was made in less than three hours. On ..passing the hospital tents which cover the plain around the Fratesti station we met an officer's funeral on one side; then we came upon a pile of 20 rough coffins waiting for their occupants and finally the crowning horror was reached ...

... GOOD NEWS FOR Mobristox.—We havo been put in possession of news which will be received with joy by the inhabitants of Morristcn and the district, viz., tlrnt Mr illiam iliiams, of the Worcester works, Morriston, has purchased the extensive iron and tinplate works known as the Upper Forest, which has been standing iJle. for about two years and a half. Operations will verv shortly be commenced, ...

... Two anecdotes communicated to Mr. Hameiton by Mr. Sttnuet Palmer, of the Water Colour Society, are jtiven ill the Pm-tfolio. Turner w ...

... At the Merthyr police-court, on Wednesday, the Sti- pendiary on the bench, John Davies, a haulier from Pontlottyn, was brought up in custody, charged with killing and slaying John Welsh. Mr D. R. Lenis pro- secuted. It will be remembered that seme weeks ago prisoner was repeatedly brought before the Court for wounding Welsh, and eventually he was sentenced to 14 days' im- prisonment for ...

... (From Punch.) THE PHONOGRAPH,-Bottlitig sounds ?-Well are we not only too familiar with barrel-organs ? THE MOST INSTRUCTIVE OF PICTOR Booxs.-If you want to tesoh young learners, send them to the Old Masters. MUSIC FOR THE MILLION.—Wanted, a composer to produce overtures for peace, which the belligerents will listen to. WHY AND WHEREFORE ?-The Home Rulers moved their Amendment on the Address, ...

... His Exoellency the Commander-in-Chief of India has lately visited Gwalior iir the purpose of presenting Maharajah Soindia with the commission of general 111 the British army. A correspondent the Delhi Cnzttte sup- plies the following particulars :—The Comuiauder-in- Chief and staff arrived at Morar or. the 11th inst., in the Chief and staff arrived at Morar or. the 11th inst., in the evening. ...

... GAU-JPOLT, Tliursdaj-, ) a.m.. Sarno thousands more of Turkish troops have arrived, also a fiwantifcy of field guns and munitions of war. The French Military Attache is here; the town is 10.dccl with Circassian families. XJ::IU,IN, Thursday. Immense quantities of am- w.nn-.on and provisions are being sent across tho LVk.v.is, via the Scliipka and Orkhanie Passes. The roaas from Tirnova to ...

... NEWPORT. THE LNATIONAL LIFEBOAT ENTERTAINMENT.—The New- pert Histronic Club gave their annual entertainment on behalf of the National Lifeboat Institution, at the Vic- toria Hall, on Thursday evening. The patronage accorded to the ciub was of the most flattering description. Headed by Lord Tredegar, and many menbers of dis- tinguished families, the list of patrons mustered in large numbers, so ...

... the waF in THE EAST. TIlE gaifaigndT europe. THS FLIGHT TO CONSTANT[- NoprE TERRIBLE! SUFFERINGS AMONGST THE PEOPLE. SO REFUG! KS'KILLED AND WOUNDED IN A HAIL WAY ACCLDENT. GREAT BATTLE NEAR PHTLI-PPOPOLT-S, RETREAT OF SULEIMAN PASHA. [REUTEH'S TELEGRAM.] CONSTANTINOPLE, Tuesday, 4.10 p.m.—Yester- ùay, a great battle was fought between Tatar Bazarujik and Pliilippopolis. Fighting was resumed ...