... A- VOICE P20K MAE WL0UGH. I K - - -- ?? The following correspondence has. passed between mr. Thomas DL. leily, of Bristol, ad 'Mr. Q. Mlitobell (One fronm the Plough):- - Hariford-stroet, St. James' Bristol, January 28, 1B78. To George Mitchell, Esq. Lunu Irpo the'Plough.) Dear Sir,-By command of the working men's repre, sentatives of the West of England and South Wales, I beg to tender you ...

... THEE BRITISH ARISTOCRACY. ITS' ORIGW, PROGRESS, AND CRIMES. CHAPTER XVII. JOY1~ CURIMMLL, FIRST DUoE Or MARL3ORoUGE. STiLL confining our attention to the period of Charles II-a period which, fruitful- in vice and evil of every kind, was -fruitful also in aristocratic families-we will glance at the origin of that well- known title, the Duke of Marlborou-h. The dukedom to-day ranks high in the ...

... COLLISION AT LSA. LOSS OF ONE HUNJD)ED AND FIFTY LIVES. The steamer Byzantin, belonging to the Fraissinet Company, of Marseilles, and bound fronm that place to Constantinople, and the steamer Rinaldo, of and from Hull to Constantinople, with a general cargo, are reported by Lloyd's Constantinople agent to bare been in collision near Gallipoli. The French steamer sank, with 150 persons wrho ...

... 5 o,, * tr . -f, -Y T he0 e4iaii1, si? tdbtgnt Dean of Cork/ died on Sunday afternoon. He was one of the most prominent members of tre Irish Church, and one of teix three candidates for the vacant see of Cork. A ser aut girl has been burned to death at Whiby She accidentally saturated her dress with paraffin oil, and4 tisen imprudently went too near the fire. She was a Sir William Miles died ...

... NLEOTZON ITZXLLIGENOM. MIDDLEssOROUoH.-A vacancy has been caused in the representation of the newly-created borough of M iddesborough by the death of Mr. Henry 'Wllhiam Ferdinand Bolckow, of Marton Hall, Yorkshire, which happened on Tuesday, at Rasnegate, at the age of seventy. two years. The son of the late Henry Bolekow, of Sulten, in Mecklenburgh, Germany, he vwas born in 1806, a d settled ...

... -BIRITISEI ARPSTO.,CRAY.z ITS ORIGIN, PROGRESS, AN CRIMES. M G.TMAN M~fG. CHAPTER X. - ROYAL BLE BEARtD.-RI55 OF Tin NOniOLnI, SOMaRSE', AND,,BEDFORD FAMILIRS. THrnr death of -Henry ;V-n took place in 1509, and he was succeeded by his son, who is in- famous under the title of -Henry VIII. The. ,characteristic features of this prince's disposition ate generally known; his obstinacy, his -greed, ...

... THB WA-It IN AYGHAN- ISTAN. A DvAXC OF -THE ENGIUSH. I 4- THE A3IEER'S REPLY TO THE VICEROY. After the defeat of the Afghans at Peiwar by General Roberts, his main body came on as far as Ali KEhel, about five miles, ?? morning, and this change of camp has proved most agreeable, as the intense cold on the crest of the Peiwar was felt most severely by our troops. Even at AlU Khel the thermometer ...

... Tum rCATE i5NEzM1IT ALI PASNA! A ?? LA_ on: - I I A Varis letter, irom the lvnses correspoldent, thus alludies to the late MMehemet Ali, who was a German by birth, and commseuder-in-chief- of the Turkish army*- It is thought by many here ?? Ali's as. sassinntion is iot due to Albanians alone, but that the jealousies he had excited may have had something to do with this strange end of a ...

... ARMY AND Z?.&VT.I CM M - - -- - PaJA±±UJ50 ?? T'en ?? 1stL. uards:.Bgn'~r 29th do; .Aldershott 2n1d dobt. John's8-wood 38th do: Chatlaum Royal H G.: Aldtsrshott g1s ?? Ist D5. Guards:- Aldershott 32n1d do: Devatiptut 12nd do: Carraglh 33rd do; Maodras, Srd do: Cahir 34th do; Bengal 4th do: York 35th do:- Baurbadoej 5th do: Manchester 311th do,: Penibroka 6th do: India 37th do: Pyjuh 7th do-: ...

... b XL Gambetta has been interviewed by 'she Marseilles artigan delegates to the Exhibitien. They complimented bim on the great services he had rendered to the de- mocracey, and hoped he would persevere in that path; for tbey regarded him notmnerely as deputy for Paris, but nD the' representative of entire France. M. Gambetta, in reply, urged an end to the division in the Republican camp, which ...

... - I . .1 A Melbourne letter has the follewing:- Of one thing you may rest certain. The demand for respectable women servants is as great as ever, and Janet or Bridget or Mary Ann may co ant on as high wages as ever, and on a6 much better chance of a husband than she would get in Kennaquamn, or in Ballbogeen, or in Stoke Pogis. One of the most heartrending disasters I bave ever heard of has ...

... IE3 COLLISION IN THE CHANNELs. During the short period of two months be- tween six and seven hundred lives bave buen lost at sea within a very short distance from Kohore, simply and solely through lubberly sea- *aanship. T'he siniag of the E~urydise was ?entirely attributable to the unski1~ulness of .ter captain; and bat of the Gernman ixonclad o~ff ?? tS thte shtepy of one or both -of those ...