... J-BERITISIE ARISTO Y.., ? AM TOC mi, ITS ORIGIN, PROGRESS, AND CR I S. C¶KPTER XVIII. LuCY WATLRS, alias BARLOW, FOUNDER OF THS DU;AL FAYfILY OF BUCCLEUCO.-HER ILLEGITIATm SON, TH: DnUnOF 9 OltO sUT' .: W. F. DI. DbuGLAS ScoTT, Duke of' Bucclefich -fil *Queensbury,. is a great man in the - English 'aristocracy.' He is the owner of nearly 460,00 abres, and his estates are to' be found in nearly ...

... 81amSpm81oN OF ANOTHER SAVE. The following statement was issued by the directors of the West of England Bank:- Bristol, Dec. 9, 1878.-The directors of the West of England and South Wales District Bank deeply regret that the adverse rumours so persistently circulated, in many instances most unjustifiably, kave for some weeks caused a large and continued draw upon the deposits. Latterly that ...

... GRANOD FESTIVAL AT BOULOGNE. ma ._ I If . Is . ilce hrst stone ot the monument commemorating the vote of £860,000 for the deep-sea harbour at Boulogne was laid on Monday. TheT>inister of Public Works. M. de Freyciaet, and the Minister of Finance, M. Leon Say, arrived by special train shortly after twelve o'clock, and were at once condacted to Capicure, where the monn- ment will be erected. The ...

... ZOW WE GOVZRN ZZNDZIL. We scarcely think that the Queen of England has reason to be proud of that vast empire in the East, from which she derives the additional title and supposed dignity of Empress. We shall pass over the artful, treacherous, and sanguinary method by which-we got firm hold of that country. It is painful to think of and too shocking to relate, even if we had the space for, ...

... .. _ ?? ?? TM.. - The, debate off-the . Aiti;Socialist BiBMI comaence& 4in Monday's sitting of the' German parliamsent. O-louut Stolberg? the representative of Prince Bismark ?? epeech% n whieh he expressed the conviction that the house, taking into account, the evente of the last few months, would now clearly understand the intentions of the Government concerning which he believed.any-.do ...

... LABOUR ADZ ITS. PRICE. T. To B Zii' :ITtzis OfF ?? Mii'rBA1'Ei SIrP,-Phere. are 'd uiubandes in the labours i market which itprese -it molee than ?? cues tiot of wages'in pei The minerS of i t9rhmelid he unasons anid carpenters tof b the meti-opolis, the chemical trades, o6 theTyne, .ad.here aud there~other tl «dejae al sffesg from a cause which they did not produce, b't which they are ...

... DEPRESSION OPF TADE, AND GRELT DESTZTUTION. AINAt AAha A _1 oA A large meeting of ladies, called by the mayoress (Mrs. Ward), was held at Sheffield, to organize means for re. lieving the great.distress that prevails among woumen and children in the town. Mr. Mark Firth had placed at the disposal of the mayor the offices and warerooms con. nected with Sanderson's works in West-street; and the ...

... RAILWAY ACCIDZNTS. A- -A.1 - -aln _ ; 1_ _1I __ ._ _ I A serious railway collisiog took place in a tunnel be- tween Stoke-on-Treut and Newcastle on Wednesday moraig. The es7rly goods train stopped in the tunnel for shunting, and the 6.49 papesager train following was by some error allowed to Pass on the same. rail, and ran headlong into the regr of the, geod3 train. Owing to tbe collision the ...

... mX:CTZON IZNTIMLLGNCE. .vvr AV I Ix -f . 1AA IJITY OiF IlOND)N.-bar~ntL ±nry doi Worms has con- sented to conie forward as a Conservative candidate for the City of London, in conjunteion. with Mr. Alderman Bssnwsox.---The Berwick Liberals, having been unsuna cessful in their efforts to obtainDXr. Albert Grey Re their second candidate hat the next oleotion, ha~ve inad oe~gr- tures to a trotler ...

... THE WASTh OF UApITAL IN WEALTH. .*0 TEE EDITR0 OF REYNOLDS NEWSPAPER. SIr,-Does it ever oeeur to. people whose talk is- Of `caital That mnoney is notcapitals ?? that all the tools by which work Pan be done anti} wealth ereated, is the true capital of in7 .-distry ~Ti primary tools Aie the vight ason: of the ker where strenfth 1i demkiided, and his hands where skilful manivulation is needed. t ...

... ?? OF ?? . ISOUSVTED JINGOS, Lord Beaconsfield had a magnifideei oeeup- tion on his arrival home. Had he been a Wel- lington returning from Waterloo, or a Nelson from the Nile, the greetings would not have been more enthusiastic. There was the Lord Mayer in full fig, dukes and duchesses, lords and ladies, and a tremendous crowd outside the sta- tion, that greeted his lordship with cheers as ...

... AR13Z~A N DlPLOXAX2aC : ?? AAIS Lbapeas l' Uon1gre~sg vnd- the. House of RePrese~atiVes of the .iJited:'Stateg: arebent upon mahing fur6her reduefions in the -salaries of those connected with the diplomatic serv~ice. Such a proceeding'could only. bo, expected from a reubli. Haingno O' royal digidij to uiphold, it follows its duty arid its principles by econonming the 'ptbli -revenue to the ...