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... i THE SIT UA T IO N IN THE EAST, PEOPOSED RECTIFICATION OF in THE GREEK FRONTIER. t D MASSING OF RUSSIAN TROOPS ~ NEAR SAN STEFANO. S at THE NEW BULGARIANt BOUN- ra fe DA RI ES. a en VIIIY RUSSIA DEMANDS THlE bc oh TUIfliS1 FLEET. 10 fo NE'W ISSUE OF' RUSSIAN bc BONDS. la THlE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS, of la A Consatantinoiple telegram, dated Friday ( P) in urcuing. soys :-Three-fiftlus of the ...
... 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, ...
... HOUSE OF COMMONS. MOXDAY.—The Speaker took the chair at fcui o'clock. SoLDIEr.3 FOR IXDIA. In reply to Sir G. Campbell, Mr. HARDY said that no actual agreement had been come to between the India Office and the War Office, in regard to the providing of a suffi- ciency of seasoned and experienced soldiers ioi India. Negotiations had been going on for some time, and counter proposals had been ...
... Who's who in 1878? is a question easily asked, and, as to the titled classes, easily answered by the fortunate possessor of Debrett's Pee-i-ag-P, Baronetage, &c. The name of the work is familiar enough to thousands, who perhaps has never given a moment's thought to the care, diligence, and research necessary for its production but it is impossible to turn over the pages of the handsome and ...
... SATCRDAT.—{Before John Bishop, Edward Davies, James Probert, and Thomas Williams, Esqrs) DRUNK AND RIOTOUS.—John Humphries and Richard Reardon, for being drunk and riotous at Dowlais. and William Morgan, for a similar offence at Mountain Ash, were each fined, the first Is, and the two last 5* and the costs. STRAT DOGS.—John John, Deri James Scourfield, Pant-road, and James P. Jones, innkeeper, ...
... nHE _QORTHERN WcI HCi, I F1DAY4, IMARCH 1, 17S7. 's Tur spcctacle which iS 1ow being l)re, sented to the world by the Londonl pi.e_ a London Society, and the London hilo1 it the reverse of edifying. The lcyeter violence of Cocklneydoln is maling Englauj ridiculous in the eyes of Europe WN egb _ to realise something of the diadaie! contemupt which CHRIsTOrieen Owen u _ never weary of ...
... | FACETLE. Policeman's motto— Give us arrest. Matters of interest—Government bondg: Motto for a cat show- Come to the scratch. What the ship said to the caulker- Rum oakum (oh, come) with me. The aerial quickstep is what thev call a hanging in Kansas.—American Paper. WTien may the weather be said to have caught cold? WThen its blows its snows so hard. Sharks wont bite a swimmer who ...
... SEDUCTION DESTITCTTOX. —Late on Sunday evening two labouring men residing in Grangetown, Cardiff, observed a. woman on the bank of the Taff, near the Penarth bridge. She walked along the bank, backwards and forwards, for a short time, and then sat down near one of the buttresses of the bridge. They waited for a few minutes, and on hearing her crying and sobbing, they jumped over the rails and ...
... Saddlery, harness, transport wagons, and ambu- lances are all laid out in the Royal Arsenal, Wool- wich, ready for immediate shipment in case of war, a complete overhauling having been made by direction of the War Office. It is calculated that from 000 to 1,000 wagons, with harness, etc., com- plete could be put on board within 24 hour of the receipt of orders from London. ...
... ARBITRATION CASE AT BLAINA. To the Editor of the SOCTH WALES DAILY NEWS. SIE,—Referring to your reI o:-t on the above matter, I shall be glad if you will allow me to mention that the amount of mv valuation of the above claim was £ S85— the amount awarded by the jury being 2900, which, under the circumstances, was a very fair and impartial award. —I am, &c., GEORGE JOHN GEE. Pontypool, 23th ...
... CONGRESS OR CONFE1EiNrml -P T0 TIIF EDlTOR OF TlM DAILY hEW. Sxn,-Tlhnt Lord. BiecolltfclXd' oninjoo, de- livered in his roply to Lord sManvere, is moerely ?? msay be seen by ?? to the protocols of thonges, Congress-that of Paris in 1866-w11i0li, Whether thle Approaching assembly is called a Co#iOr~lece ore CongrOss must hlave the weightiest influereo in regacd to procedure because no similar, ...
... BAZAAR IN AID OP WILLOWFIELD CHIURCH. YESThRDAY, at twelve o'clock, a bazaar, under the patronage of the Hon. Lady Bateson and Mrs. Houston, promoted for the purpose of raising funds to erect a schoolhouse in the pariah of Willowfield. and to liquidate the remnant of a debt due on the parsonage, was commenced in the Ulster Hall. The formal ceremony of opening the bazaar was per- formed by Sir ...