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... at tht Tni; victory which our erratic friend Mr Mac- up Ba: 26 konnochie has -just achieved, in the Court of by tL ng. Queen's Benich, is one that may turn out to have rathe its practical interest and value north of the Scotc Twveed, The Church of Scotland has had thle Radi Se authoritative jurisdiction of its courts extended that I s.and strengthened of late years; hut the decision strat4 er ...
... TIIE GOORKIIAS. n A correspondenit of the Telnaph writing fromn Port Yt If Said, says :-The arrivial of the Goorkhifaas wi Waited (1( e | ~ith tecnse rcmiosity. Thetse short, mgly, billt 8ilOtg! by i8 n ml tleO cbsritoottra glVC 0cot' grndftttiflers (llnBO sel ls trouble before they were broken, into 1ltitiHI hailsess. anl rit the C cninpatgt tisat thern in 1814 they ialde . f ktenttitfled ...
... ALLAN LINE OF STEAMERS, FOR QUEBEC AND MONTREAL. THESE STEAMERS Sail from GLASGOW for QUEBEC every THURSDAY (and do not sail at any Irish Port). Cabin, Intermediate, and Steerage Passengers carried them to all parte of CANADA and the UNITED STATES lowest terms. This Line is under arrangement to convey Assisted Passengers for the Government of Canada. Pamphlets, Maps, Forms, &c., on application ...
... PAROCHr F . BOARDS AND FEEDING SCHOOLS. Seor. Botrids and Parochial Boards all over the country appear to lhe pretty generally rp. F posed to cach otlher oin the subject of Day Iu- i dustrial Schools. With the School Boards.bhe question is a purely piractical one ;with the Parochial. Boards it is, in a cortain sense, cie of apparent principle, but of a principle I so attenuated as to present a ...
... ALEXANDER DAVIDSON of Desswood, Chairman. Sir Alexander Anderson. Alex. Edmond, Advocate. Robert Catto, Merchant. Robert Lumsden, Banker. John G. Chalmers, (Queen’s John Reid, Advocate. Terrace. Jambs Walker, Merchant. John Crombie, Grandholm. Treasurers and Secs. Edmonds & Macquebn, Advocates Paid-up Capital, £52,900. DEPOSITS, 31 PER CENT. INTEREST allowed on Sums 2 of £lO and upwards, ...
... GREAT REDUCTIONS IN PRICE DURING THE NEXT FEAT DAYS. 144 PAIRS LADIES’ ...
... CROSSE & BLACKWELL’S MALT VINEGAR, PICKLES, SAUCES, POTTED MEATS AND FISH, PREPARED SOUPS, CALVES’ FEET JELLY, JAMS, AND ORANGE MARMALADES, ALWAYS BEAR THEIR NAMES AND ADDRESS ON THE LABELS, And may be obtained of Grocers and Italian Warehousemen throughout the World. CROSSE & BLACKWELL, PURVEYORS TO THE QUEEN, SOHO SQUARE, LONDON. In consequence of spurious imitations of ...
... in the following article. Article 32.—1n Servia the distinction of religious beliefs and confessions shall not operate against any one a reason of exclusion or incapacity in what concerns the enjoyment of civil and political rights, admission to public employment, functions, or honours, or the exercise of different professions or industries in whatever locality it may be. The liberty and the ...
... THIE BISHOP OF CALCUTTA AND THE DACOITS. or - - Dacoits hold no person in respect except a well- armed policeman, butt they usually fight shy of n. European travellers who. are very bandy with their iN weapons if rudely intruded upon. To this shyness the Bishop of Calcutta and his chaplain owe their escape from an awkward predicament while travelling from Mlorar to Jbansi a short time since. ...
... ABERDEEN, FRIDAY: ',IAROH 1,z 1878.' ?? . .1 - LORD DORCncSsTEn put a question to the Foreign Se- cretaryin the Iouseof Lords lastnightalent the where abouts of the Turkish ironclad fleet, and Lord Derby do. replied that he was in possession of accurate informa- Pire, tion' on the subject, but he -declined' to state it to the .una House, because in the first piace it was not customiary feld, ...
... IMPERIA.L PARLIDAMDNT, k' Thle sudden resolution of the Opposition to mtcet Ne toN ats the Government with a direot challen a of their A, ar policy was sigsaiised in the House of Lords by a at Revery large attendance of peers, and an evident deter- 511 to mination to fight out the question On ?? IrContrary to what might have been expec.t ed, how- N, idever, the attendance of strangers was not ...
... PREDICTED DlSSOLUTION. l, Tji ti j. Oposition Jounlllas nre very nimanimnou Ma ill pr edictinig a spoedy ?? of P'arliamilent. rie Wfiy Parliament slhould be dissolved at this Mt er particular timic it iS hard to say. Although con- for I siderntiois maytranspirc to justify sulch a course rec i at thle close of the Cougress, they nre uot on the of surface of things at preselt. Our Liberal con- ...