... THE POLICY OF BRIT' Last night a crowded meetigg was held at the Vestry Hall King's roa4 Uietsea-Sir G. CaT'om Taz 'bell, ZN.P., prsdig-t3&i the opinion of the daya :nbdbi tants of the borough as Chelsea on tdiscourse tivust they desired their mneinibrs to take in regard to the cal I. Eastern QUestiOn.' The chairman said the ques- wbat( tion they had met .o discuss eas a most important know ...

... THE1 REPRESENTATION OF GREENOCK. rSIR JAMIES FERC4USSON IN dineILRS The Conservative candidate, the Righlt Hon. Sir iany' a James Ferguseon, Bert., last night addressed a mflZ~ 1,seconds meeting Of the electors of the First Ward Lin car ~e Crawfurdshur-n Public School-rocim. There -asS ,o good attendance, and Mr John Scott, yr, ?? s, called to the chair, and briefly introduced addi ?? Sir ...

... THE MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF AN AMERICAN DOOUOR. I In connection with the strange disappearance h of an Anerican physician, the circumstances of to which were given in yesterday's Herald, we tu have learned, as the result of further inquiries, that the case is involved in even greater mystery than was at first apparent. As to the sudden dis- ...

... iA public, meeting of the inhabitan-ts of Aberdeen, to advocate the maintenance by Britain of a policy - Iof strict neutrality, called by the Lord Provost on a rquisi iun, presented to'him. by a numbner of ithe *1ladn !itzn, was held in the Music Hall last 11pre Inight. ?? ha' presenat. TheLord Provost,v whoo.resided, saidhehaid no hesitation hn calling the mresting. He felt that bar thle ...

... . Af=r~4a - ===sO 1: ?? one Tele.rapr-ung on sun,dv:: - CVc, + j2ttlen it5 P1IOflSlka a ?? a3~o-$ Lei wasloeeZaiD Oi C : en ;° - lea * CJucIl szyvpcnnp*id v_ c a .. - t e'apte r W C i la DC.;.chiv IatC ?? ted of ?? i;tn .atvn.rwaj h ?? j, ' Order ofie -iatb, .na . .t L.e - ?? ?? I-eid ?? Vain'- urd-r of ta4 .cS of na'Cc1'~ ich aira r OI e-oc : nii ?? that o' r e }ed' 1G o.I-.ntue aizotA; e ...

... Osborne, January 11. The Queen and Princess Beatrice drove out yesterday afternoon, attended by the Dowager- Marchioness of Ely. His Imperial Highness the Crown Prince of L Austria, Archduke Rudolph, with Count Beust, I the Austro-Hungarian Ambassador, arrived at t Osborne yesterday with His Royal Highness the I Duke of Connaught. Her Majesty's dinner party included Princess Beatrice, the ...

... 1THE WARo IFO NEGOTIATIONS FOR AN - ARMISTICE. REOU' PASHA SEN TO THE! ID RUSSIAN ELADQUARTELS. Ka2 tant prIOSPECTS OF PEACE i roa I mel SPEC=AL TZLEGRAX. bee: Constantinople, Tuesday, January S. troe The Government has come to the decision to Tnr ficd Peouti Pasha to the Russian headquarters The ?? the conditions of an armnistice. It thu cs t follow that peace will result from this Bai ...

... 'i'llE i OMIE RULE ELMBEERS. A coriference of the ineuibers of the Irish Home .ubs l'ar .iamentarry party was held on Saturday il the City Lail, Dhblin Mr V Maurice lrooks, 2L1., presided, and the other mermbers of Parliament present were-MrL Isaac Butt, ?? ; Air Philip I ClUai, K\Iv Eauene Ccllii.,, hI' Edmund Dease, 3ir W-m. De~r.:unty Mr J. Dunbar, MIr EnDis, ;Ir C.J. 1oS tie R11. Charles ...

... LETTE±.-S TO THIE EXITOL. REGISTRATION AN D SANNITARY 1?ISPECJTION OF DAIRIES. Glasgow, 11th January, 187S. t SIR -I observe that an outbreak of typhoid I ofever has taken place in Hillhead, which is t Igenerally attributed to infection communicated 2 ?? the rnilc supply by some dairy or other in a the district. It may or may nlot be the case that E the typhoid epidemic which hs undoubtedly I ...

... I I . HDJNSISAP.,.NLIBERALISM ASDX Last evening Mr Jenkins, MY.P., delivered an address, under the auspices of the Leeds NoncoM- formist Union, Oa Liberalism and DisestabLish- meat. ' The chair was occupied by M r Joseph rn I Lupton, J.P., and upon the pstoeorni were mani, id of the leading Radicals of the borough. 31. JenkS ins urg*ed that the Church of Eng'lad, ori~i- b narly ag modified ...

... SOREWES, LEC1'fL.E: t -iheaImat re-unionl oft~I at tIM tiny ut GLaa:gowto'LI t- A-cemt an w ccose a :lf (7 5.±p Secre a.-V OU tLdC12 ?? &it r 3 c. :.c. ,§ -- ?? as': A try WOaDLT IL, WLiI tC .. ej , h-d Seen coucaunzo.enotz-~ ?? catar~ised Ld as ,11: astaclu*:r% reaa!nt4- a ± a- the excen'ent Stan ± ?? 0i..ae pal. A ?? n zic''a. he tvqa-e'te par-v ?? ?? wf Mr A. tcre- t' tx- 1.PtL ebeet of ,re ...

... WLXrHER CHAW, JAIMARY 8. I rberrtrsuez the neste ftatrw of N.,e. ft. Norway to tba cow% of Pmal aud embrawce Great Brino and te Dritih les. It also ieludes the Nor? h Sea the Ge~rn Ocean. the Bay of Bu tat Meiiterrane bbe Ablanoli. 1iU X Egg haa4& Eike Cbame und Irish Se:> i | ?? _ 2 , ff6 / t arj CTlsc fi ?? I i.; ;7Stz' a~,ft~fllln F ;2 /D -iu, ~ ear ?? i ?? J { > 8Clo~~Clud 4 1 Hail Dlj | { ...