... ni-f- - - - I . . Q FOWAT . TEMOVYR ??.i ?? ? -? -111.11,11.1 ?? .. ?? * i,1+a t ?? ,Pa~,F ?? Au iaolial note. is pUiblishp. to-,dy ift, re.- fetenae to th6e reaent 1neidenit at Iiimoges be-, tvvle~ei gientaral de,13reb i aiid, Mitijor 'La- tl !lbi6Urd'er Th' ne o ntiseexplaizid thtN mibtd-' et, .ant r,.htrapois Cor luilm'; thfe ltte .crisis, e f1 F ?? 1011it gay~ji,~6.4 ?? t *ifs e,!f, o, ...

... THE IFEB )AT WORK IN 1.S7, 'I let- jitst clase I the lifeboats of t the-1k' Nig rnal Lifeb a)jLtLI Ii - ik LIto Ii Lot 1 C t 1' fO II l'tW it1 g t ervice oil dilfttan C ,1t pe, or tile eu-Al, ,f tIie Uniited. Kingo.TIL i isI,- 1 ,e ve rSt, e slo ito L c i t, % 1S twtIo 111lits tste toth', unlot qe 4ait~ios O. tile Ils tt- ltittiori'> bilge life-saving Ilie!t ; bittI onl cvoi-CA3 IiCC1tiic 'i ...

... syIA YEAR'S BUILDING IN ABEI11Rj1N. .1-- I ot Whatever other industries may have hlltve been dull by in Aberdeen duaing the year that is now past, assuredly Y the building trades have not been idle. Feo the past few years, indeed, an unprecedented anllolift af busi- V ness has been done by our builders, and in 1177 there ht has been no diminution of this general activity The, is fignres which ...

... THE WA t THE PROSPECT OF PECE., THE BRITISH NOTE TO RUS3IA. THE ATTITUDE OF AUSTRIA. LONDON, MondayNighLt. [FROM OUR LONDON C'oIIStESO1NDENT.] 3 ST PETEsBUnutu, Monday evening. There is no forindatioen for a Constantinoplo telegram' waiblhshed by the Paris newspapers stating that the Porto oflicially inade known to Russia the conditions uponll.bieh it would agree to peace, and the conditions ...

... __ _ __ _ __ _ _ I - WnEsn PnRB3TThnL& CHURCH, STANLEY-ROAD. -There remains a debt of nearly £3000 upon this E place of vworship,which the managers sre naturally anxious should be cleared off. In aid of taos object a grand miscellaneous concert was given last night in the schoolroom, Stanley-road. There if was a large attendance. The chair was occupied 7 by Mr. Owen Williams. The programme was ...

... r r | r if! SD, t JNt Uit t a X' X. TUESDA Y, JANu-AR Y 1, 1878. According to a telegram from Batoam, the Rumsians continue to bombard Samasso- I - I I L iA 1mL--- - r.flnlana ContInaut tO ujumoarq amasso- Djino, Tehurtou, and Teburksou. A sensa. tion. has been caused in Paris by the announcement that England has agreed to comply with the Sultan's request to approach the Emperor of Russia ...

... ?? ANI'-? I 17. 11 - I . t I T I E CO U R T. O.| osos so, SarnDAY.-The Qoeen drove out yes- e terday afternoon w~ith Princess Beatrice, attended t hy ii e Dowager ?¶srcl~onse of tly. This morn- l i. g -er Msj'rtr and. Priau:ss Beatrice were present 3 at Divino aers ii at W~i~ippinghlam Chaurch, Tlhe r itey, Canon Prothero officiatedi. VICERICAL COURT. Their Graces the Lord Lieutenant, E.G., ...

... T1E JEWS IN ROUMANIA. The Roumaniuan corroepuadeut of the Lisaberger Isrsset4 contributes an article describing the pre- sent condition of the Jews in Roumania, in which a he says that for some timue past thci ouarnals of Jassy have dis outianude tilling their columns with vituperatioci of the Jews, whi1ch, at the very corni mencemeuc of the war, was their general practice.- Even the moat ...

... TBr E COB.T.I ,. TRE COUJRT. Osborne, 31st December. - The Queen walked and drove, attended by Lady a Anercromby. Prircess Beatrice rode, attended by f the Hon. Mary Pitt. MAN DROWNLD AT CARMYuL.-Ye ya i body was found floating dowvn Calder stream. It was identified as that of John Kyle, 45 years of age, warehouse clerk, Glasgow. SuxaDE AT PORT-GLASGoW.-A most deter- mined case of suicide ...

... r1liq Obtuilvald WW- THE WAR. TURKISH RETREAT FROM SOPHIA. A Reuter's telegram from Belgrade says:-- Itisrumouredherethiatthe Turks have retreated from Sophia after having burned the town, and that they are now marching towards the Ichtiman Defile, to hinder a Russian advance upon Tatar-Bazardjik.; The Standard publishes the following telegram from Constantinople:- Although nearly all the ...

... DARLINGTON. a The unfavoorable weather of the plast few days a gave place to that of a miaude luorc seasonable nature for the celebration of the eve of the New 9 Year. As on Christuas Evt lhaue numbers were c abroad, and the operation of first footing was e extensively indulgedC in. Watch night services s were held in moat of the places of worship, b having, as usual, larlge ?? the b ...

... THE NEW ANNUAL RETURN FOR NATIONAL 8CAO0M! 'TOTHEEDITOROF TVH5FgEE55 x. SIR-;Yoau, have .on vaxiotia obuwons done good s'eruica bo the ca'sae: of 'the Waionhl 'tMaielih Fui never have youi writtei'6ything more seasopable or needful thank your reparksmadip somtnimego on the subject. of this..letter. : The time haes now arrived pvhen the ,return must be ?? 'the questiod; ?? the p a right, o ask ...