... ol? ]ECYFT. I - I ('rice6. Anual? ?? t *3 tedx iseueJ ak decree orderi- g; o eC f Inquiry into the Comn,3*±es.lThe decree states that : ° in year's reeeipts and the ; ar' ueD o1n impose upon the Egyptian!- .rKtF v th-ei- (,,EatI~k of verilfliig the acu - It Je t U*;ur~ai ostou in order tO verlts t-le h IC ?? .>s 'J;(Il i) were S iil- : ?? n d iu tie, ist *eaI - ? -? - ...

... WLXrHER CHAW, JAIMARY 8. I rberrtrsuez the neste ftatrw of N.,e. ft. Norway to tba cow% of Pmal aud embrawce Great Brino and te Dritih les. It also ieludes the Nor? h Sea the Ge~rn Ocean. the Bay of Bu tat Meiiterrane bbe Ablanoli. 1iU X Egg haa4& Eike Cbame und Irish Se:> i | ?? _ 2 , ff6 / t arj CTlsc fi ?? I i.; ;7Stz' a~,ft~fllln F ;2 /D -iu, ~ ear ?? i ?? J { > 8Clo~~Clud 4 1 Hail Dlj | { ...

... WFATHER COA1?. JAcUAt 10. The cha~rt ?? h w~r coue rie of IRnroper yorway o ~he coast of Pdormi and embraces Great Bvisamn and the i'ri~iea l~ej. It an oincrudes *he lorth Sea. the German thceaa e ay of Bzy, the BedlieenxneU1. the AtjIs;c vith the FugLiak Chawae Bristol C nnei and .ish Sea. 4. d.11 In the aove charte the dotte3 lines are Isokbrs or ltee I o! ?? ?? pressure, the nnles which ...

... THE BUtrRNINC OF'ITX. GTHE 2_ HILCii -L ill. a The Board of Trade have issu -- : :: nquiry bed by the MNarine Le ., -I ?? and suuseqiy;. io-, Lvs i,- - .r liwpdeu, owned by Miesss Th, - -Gu.esgow, which leuo Leitos to- :_ of June last yeas, seita -2OwU oz ec-.. 31arine Board, Laving c : e/found that cuers %was ?? t, e had been wilallyv set e1 Li,-, Lr 0., r oeeulrrsi through epoutiaers .r ?? ...

... WTH2~1EB CHART, JAour&Y 25. The wrtfte ,fro h amp to the oA of Forp1 zd embeam Gro B,,tIndHItho Brim Icexb wan irh m e th, Genem Ocean ehO Bar Of DI-. tbe MfedeSM, the AdnSiA C Cbamnei. amd- Ilr_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ PMPLkAICAtl7b' OV TRZ CL&WtL To *-u Osk S A w o 1 G ior lb In the above chart the dotted lines are isobhars or lines of equalbarome~trical preasure, thevalueswhich theyindicate ...

... r THE REPRESENTATION OF GREENOCK. | Agreeably to the resolution arrived at on Wed- nesday by the general meeting of the West of Scotland Liberal Association, a deputation from the concil, consisting of Messrs James White, J. C. Bolton, J. B. Xidston, George Jackson, and James Gralhae, went to Greenock yesterday, and t had a lengthened and friendly conference with the I two Liberal candidates, ...

... |rE DRUNCE OF V7ALF-' ^ VISIT To TEE TT DUKE OF HAMILTON. UROE& OUR OWN CoRBMEPONDENT.) of Se Hasilton, Wednesday Night, ! m A visit of the Heir Apparent of the Crown to Al the Premier Peer of this Northern Kingdom is bi an event of considerable general interest. Of aP late years Scotland has been honoured by he pretty frequent visits from members of the C. Royal Family, but for the most part ...

... TIE INDIAAN D COLONNIALMUSEUML Dr Forbes Watson has printed two letters addressed by him to Sir Louis allet, CB. withd reference to the controversy in connection with the proposed Indian and Colonial Museum. In one Of these, referring to the site which he proposed for the museum, he says :-An experience of nearly c '10 vears standing as director of the museum, and a my, constant persoual ...

... _R OEBLCx, M. P., ON TEE We AND TR: pOLCY OF THE GOVERNMENT. gr poeback, the senior member for Sheffield, rot eeivsred any address to his constituents ::i se3sn, gad no puhiic expression of his views j . Eastern Question, the podcy ot the Govern n ai t:lc uto ntetountryj regardthereto, * een made. One Qf his principal constituents *g addressed him on the sabject ha's received following ...

... I I | ?? Night.| - asking for his six millions to-night, the Chancellor of the Exchequer was honoured in a way that has not fallen to the lot of any of his colleagues since the opening of the present Par- liament. The House of Commons was crowded t I to its utmost ; breathless expectation was on all s hands manifested, and a feverish curiosity was 7 the prevailing expression on each ...

... THURSDY ) I F SlUNING, JA-I-URY31 There is little or nothing in to-days tews to relieve the suspense which is felt in reference to the peace negotiations. It :s true that a tele- grain komin St Petersburg vaguely hints that the delay experienced by the Porte in receiving direct confirmation of thle acceptance of the bases of peace and the signature of the armistice' has been caused by the ...

... LBT'T1'S T0 THE EDITOR . y I -I 0 eSUFFERINGS OF BOSNIAN REFUGEES.a of SIR, -Will you allow us to ask the attention of a or readr to the following extracts f-am a recent letter of the Ragusa correspondent 'of the anid mortality ?? tie Bosian fuglitives amongd whom IMisses Irhy and Johnstonl, and Dr' 'Ziemaarn are at work-? If any One, writesar Evn wishes twokut multiplication sum in ...