... : PEACE -OR WAR? i: ~ - -- - - a . ,The -people 'of Engliid -will' requrre. to exer- .eisse ali their common sense xduring the-next .three weeks, so as to make it quite-clear to a maischievous-party that this country is not to be dragged, into war. 'The' Wes't-end clubs, Society inathe Wcst-etd sense, and a few. ~ournalists ar~e ready to pledge the honour and character of }37 gland agoinwo ...

... TER couT. The children of the schools on the royal estate, Sandsungham, were on Mfonday afternoou regaled with tea in a tent opposite the houtse. The Princess' of Wales aud the young princes and princes es attended, and the Princess distributed cloaks, &tZc.. to the chil- The West Norfolk hounds had a- grand meet on Tucsday at Honghton Hall, the seat of the Marquis of Cholmoudeley, at which ...

... .- I : A ,$4 -i oow. QIueen Isabella-a lady whose nuaierosus amourslhave shocked and ?? 'all moral- inded jerroxiq4 the mother of the I inog of Spain, wbo is said to be also the off.epring of GelAeral Serrio30has reeetly had ass iter. vipswwith. lsr cougin, Don CArlqs, te pruiuae who aspivss to ousb te. preut sQvescigD andi rola. in hi steed., 'I a- te ?? gf theintorview causedsurpriee apd ...

... O-ABR-D E N I N4 wa TNWIrn f'~tX5IeAi'iZ SAIMhAT U*t, MM,. - BY, MRX. GLEXNiY. (Editor of Glenny's Illustrated Garden Almenac. 0UR WEEKLY CALENDAR. FKm yLOWDS GAuP.E35. It being now txe fashionutonpee neat boxes on WQWI5lll 'etside ?? would sluggest two modesaf lior b rsy, of finling tue-ank iaumly~thi birst is to plpceas row oflga1 'ptsinside, soth~tthey may be ohonged fromtni tmto tio~ ...

... IEE IVO En, MLABOURO ZY. TO TR~ nnri'on W D LDS'BFS RE. l SiaSir Staffoi d Northeote has presen ted u the countiy with his little account 'fr Chbisit- ?? mas, and a. very uncomfortable 'acOOut it 'is. 1 It. hemuis however, 'as wvil be 4seen, by and . by; bimweanwhile it is necessary 'to notiea that it prmves that the -wbgin& class are- 'bravely I bearin-g the privation thlt has' been braughht ...

... MORINR G IEDITI IO STJI4DAY MOR~NING'S- THE, VERY tLATET xtEws. ; . hodiass s e wspwaper OGtceSizndayuaem. lbuic' TLQWr. St. Petersburg, Jan. S. -T. e eT e ofis JOse4raz de St. Petersburg publi he. sn-artle tolday pointing- out the ?? contradicton. S existig oetweeU Lord arnaron's.speech on the 2nid i-st - ud-tb t nguai of certain London Conservativp g - ?? of W eeb saof'nesv British interests ...

... |- I&R 2Bf D SAi x BASTE1N oun.STZGN. - A deputation- of. merchants interested in the Cape Colonywanited, on Weduesday, upon Lord Oarnarvon, tfhi Colonial' Secretary, at the Colonial-oftioe, to lay before him their views in; reference to the recent Kaffir out. break. In the course of his reply; lord CAernAnvoN said: r need not say that L, have the greatest possible confidence ?? Bartle Frere. ...

... no. DU iZE4T~: 42A.D. 3ePOsRwJS. 4t~laneyon t~ocda,Mr. 19chardson, who~ Aeared ~~ ?? reporters p the 2Mofford~f7p. 2iV~ei., liplied to thea ipqndfary thegie trat ~Mt H.O~O~en'ood)for enoinos~oaccoant of salary duie foir Wr.dou~, gagens~ ojae of the ujeihler5 of ?? - eitbeirthe doefor hicself, `Cha magne- Wenlekly', Ahjned'Johb eiay;nrc EdwUrd Keineal.T;oi. thd whole of t Itapp~twed froin Mr. ...

... -rISCELLAITXBOUS. 'Sir Rsnry Elliot. who ni'to tbit'time has held the oica of amubi a dor-to tbe Porte, is esmetted ambas a lor to the Couit at -Vienna. He is succeeded as ambassa or at Constantinople by Mr. i aynrd, Her Majesty's Envoy Extraor inary and Ministor Plenipotentiary to the King of Spain. A return for the past year of efflcicnt volunteers shows an iner(ase of 8,626 of all ranks ...

... IURYNOLDS'8 NEWSPAE& SUNDAY, TANFUAZY 8, I878. SUNDAY'S EDITION. T. E rA MlBXZ AT 310ME. The' 'New Year opens with' 'gloomy fore- bodings. ?? Allong, with comwmercial depression, financial stagnation, ald 'fierce antagonism be- :tween capital and labour, gaunt famine stalks ~abroad. - The condition of the South Wales col- liery districts is literally startling So dire is .the distress, that ...

... nAILWAY ACZ3DLNTrS. One of the most destructive collisions ever known in the neighbonrhood of Shefileld took pla-e early on Friday morning on tbe main line of the Manchester, Sheffield, ani Lincoluslire hailv;.y at Crowden, a smali station twonty miles from Sheffield, in the midst of the moord. A goods train from Doncaskr to Liverpool had been stopped by signals Cose to the station, when a ...

... ; D-ISTS 4X -VSFA. Thp ,stgner Vfsgo, when inl c 04ijo with the steamer Oceano, off Gravesend, on Saturday wedk, damaged thi e Id44Ce4 Oyqve w tej ai4 ogq on the. water line, on the port ow7>agdlibud tQ r~etpatq Lopdoq. W,#e tn ie In ,tIl frre hold. hefor, e b.jilhi~g.' ' ?? .illed '4 sqligoer6 epared i doow ou 2Pond4 the paster of jwyhii hseatos t het on Cgietip-eve, w hen qt CroPe,',the. ...