... i SUTHE ?? ITHE ARMISTICE NEGOTIATIOM, FIGOUING STILL GOINTG OS.. sTE&AL TE LSGORAZS. Constantinople, Monday, Jannart Up to the present time there has been no fresh communnicition from the delegates, and the Porte does not know whether au armsuice has or has not been signed. This uncertainty ...

... SBU CM AX NE W2r. Govw. -.DefasZdtng P is.rCb- Yesterdy, a Ijpecial meeting of ?? GCvan Parish Sohoul ioar& was held in the Broimlewa Read Public Stiol- Mr Stephen, chairman of the board, presiding- when 64 parents, representing 89 children, w 1 susnruoped for neglec4tig to educate their cldren. ?? a careful considieration of the cses, the board found that 31 bad been sent to sehool through ...

... ol? ]ECYFT. I - I ('rice6. Anual? ?? t *3 tedx iseueJ ak decree orderi- g; o eC f Inquiry into the Comn,3*±es.lThe decree states that : ° in year's reeeipts and the ; ar' ueD o1n impose upon the Egyptian!- .rKtF v th-ei- (,,EatI~k of verilfliig the acu - It Je t U*;ur~ai ostou in order tO verlts t-le h IC ?? .>s 'J;(Il i) were S iil- : ?? n d iu tie, ist *eaI - ? -? - ...

... I I | ?? Night.| - asking for his six millions to-night, the Chancellor of the Exchequer was honoured in a way that has not fallen to the lot of any of his colleagues since the opening of the present Par- liament. The House of Commons was crowded t I to its utmost ; breathless expectation was on all s hands manifested, and a feverish curiosity was 7 the prevailing expression on each ...

... THURSDY ) I F SlUNING, JA-I-URY31 There is little or nothing in to-days tews to relieve the suspense which is felt in reference to the peace negotiations. It :s true that a tele- grain komin St Petersburg vaguely hints that the delay experienced by the Porte in receiving direct confirmation of thle acceptance of the bases of peace and the signature of the armistice' has been caused by the ...

... COURISINYG. BrTB COUNTY CL171. A meet successful meeting he connection with this club- came oiT at Bothesay yesterday, in presence of a large nual- hoe of spectators. includin mapesel-kuoos coseer from the Xvest of Scotland.`ZThe Arbrismoore estate of the- Miarquis of ifote was the gre ccd suced over, and several rssttiiog good trials took place. fieturns ?? Tau llurzssiaciL hin.es, for 16 MIl ...

... tI - 30e CARmcHABL EETnZG 73 Paton, Sir T. C. J. C Anstrnther, Bart.. LLM. judge E Mr Lindsay: slippeo, D Johnstofe he T T1OAZT8' bi.6KF, for 64 A.11-Aged Greyrbonda. at i 110a each. td Mr FPOTsets Blue Lug ast Mr Reuton ns Flower Girl Mr Stewart ns Littl Peep agst Kr Denholm ?? st ...

... WEATHER CHART, JA-quAx 23. Tbeeh8rstO wrt Eot , ?? rek - 'he t Comm of PFcg and embn Great ;Brzita and the British Iss It abto ndes the North Sea. the German Ocean. tbe BXF of pi. the KditC, tbe Atl4q Oh th rligh Chael. Britoi Chtcl. Am L-nb Sew ?? or ME CUA~t Ia tt above chart the dotted lines am lisobazs or lines of equal barometrical pressur, the alunes which they indlcate being given ea ...

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... TEk I' GAEIC IhGUA VGE. yesterda 7 a deputation from the Gaelic Seeiety ba' ain nittrview wvith the Uake Dfi Richtmond and tur o)r .tL the PriV)y Council ( idice. W eitxall to aslk thi a grant of money ?? be made far teacl- i:lg tic t. &ic language in Highlland Schools. The d. .-utatiou cocristed of the Rev. Dr M'Lauchlan, bi.iiubih ; the Lev. Aley. Mackenzie, M.A, ,dtnourgbL Rev. J. Calder ...

... COU &li lwY i ?? lI'kr-1 ,EEE 2NG. i The Dard frost of 1 e- night contf nued ro keenly tbday Uutit. thete wtaslittle hopts of coursing wthc we met at Peei an h leve, and after hangoin about for a couple of hours the`urdr was given for homie again, with instrustions - to meet at nine v c:ock m the morarri, tkougu theses little cisasce of couri ng. CARfXICraTiA L MEETTI3O. B4iar, Wednesday. To ...

... HIORRIBLE BARB3ARTY TO A STEP. DAUGHTER William Smith, 27, miner, was sentenced by Mr Justice Lush, at Stafford Assizes yesterday, to twenty years penal servitude for the manslaughter of his step-daughter, a child three years of age. The evidence revealed that the prisoner had habi- tually behaved in a barbarous manner 'to the child, and on one occasion kicked it shout the house with heavy ...