... rATTRr. &C - a TO coURT, &o gOS te Qfcs Qn,,, £d a BAMORAL, OCT. 22. o0 etou i the b orniag, aaended by P I ?? out, - Her Majesty and the j 8,rov: c t0 ae by the Hon. Ethel BOOlean- e in the afternoo-. C ; ndW a the honour ofa I W>kr 'e x--r; aeretl7fp74 a I 5 . cihte Quo~lOD tb vii .i1 013-i O1 I>, ?? ?? Edwards, aide- r Q1Eec fdedSire5 Lntdrn Simmons, for the S$ipte%7 tint ?? fhe Privy ...

... ?? TO BE SPENT UPON I WIDENING OUR STREETS. (COaMMUNICATED.) The first of November is fast approaching. Prior to this we shall have the various candi- dates for municipal honours, together with their supporters already in office, before the electors, and there cannot be a more fitting opportunity of fairly ventilating the question- ?? Is there any other way of spending this amount by which the ...

... I Cc SCHOONER CAPSIZED AT HOLY- HEAD: LOSS OF THREE LIVES. ch HOLYHEAAD, TuESDAY EVENINCG, CIE During last night and this morning a furious gale an from the south-east swept over thisneighbourhood. ho About midnight the schooner Volunteer, of Pad- ho stow, bound from Liverpool (whence she sailed b yesterday morning) for Plymouth, laden with coals, fe had just got round the breakwater to the ...

... i The Timnes weather forecast gives strong southerly to south-westerly winds and gales over England 1 ad Lreland, less violent winds in Scotland and in a e direction more easterly.; raiugenerally, but clearing r in the south and south-east.as the day advances. is ?? _ _ _ _ _I__ _ _ _ d THE AFGHAN DIFFICULTY. t A Swn a?'d Simla telegram says that our envoy n is knoiwn to have left' Cabul on ...

... Ti TESDAY, OCTOBER 22. The chart represents the western coountries of Eowrope from Norway to the coast of Portugal, and embraces Great Britain and the British Isles. It also includes the North Sea or German Ocean, the I syof Biscay,theMediterranean,tha Athautic,with the Xnglish Cbannel,BrL-tol(hafhel,Sud Irisheas. EXPLANATION The direotlo and force of the wind e cheos by arr.ws drawn fying In ...

... OUR LONON CORRESPONDENCE I Ick LONDONi, !ThMSDAY EVENING. 1 a There is a brighter sky to-day over theJ political world. At least one dark cloud looks less dark. It is known that Russia hes . returned an answer to our demands, whifubh f makes it not possible merely, but probable, s that she will agree to leave Cabul before the winter sets in. Th6e tone in diplomatic circles ia- is therefore ...

... OTYR LONDON CORRESPONDENCE iso LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVE:HNING. ,a The Cabinet Council has been duly held this ly afternoon. Again there revre the same ab- rat sentees. Loorld John Manners, the most bellicose ieniber of the Cabinet, who is the firmest friend of the Prime Minister, is still Aura-s (le in cowr)t. The gout again keeps him from the ;leminucils of his sovereign. Sir Michael Hicks ad. ...

... I AGIICULTUjRALJ3,EfL RIE NS Ol( 187S. The Agricultural RIstusus of Great Britain for the year 1S78, collected, as on the previous year, on the 4th June, have esst been ?? :-The total quantity of land returned in 1878 as under all kinds of crops, bhre ?? and grass, amtounted for Great Britais to 32 ,853 000 ncres. For Ireland the returns obtained by th .leiectrar.Geuernel show a total of 15 ...

... I LATEST s-11j, Ws. I HULL, Friday Mfoes.ing. THE MANCHESTER PANIC. Our correspondent, telegraphing last evening, says that the panic in connection with the building societies in Mancbester has been very considerably allayed by the fact that the directors of all the prin. cipal societses have determined not to pay any demands unless in accordance with their rule-a' month's notice is given of ...

... MISS HEL&TH AS JANE SHORE. It is not our intention to quarrel with Mr. WV. G.Vills I regalding his hgsit of altering lhistory to suit his dramatis plan, though were we so inclined, we might I demonstrate to that talented author the dangerous lre- cedent which he sets forth to younger and less expe- rienced dramatists. The liberties which lhe has taken with the accepted history of ,Jane ...

... I[ IUPOVANT VOLUNTEER[ QUESTION. i- s WTWE RESIGNATION OF OFFICERS. On ma Tuesday, at the Mull Police court, before Mr. ir T. H. f'savis, a case was heard which inalered a e rater important question with regard to the resigna- aI tic'n eg officers belonging to volunteer corps. John W. e. Barber, a lieatenant in the 12tb Battery of the 4th A East York Artillery Volunteer Corps, was summoned a ...

... The meeting for the nomination of candidates for this ward was held on Mlonday evening in the Sailors' Institute, Mr. Councillor Scott presiding. -A vote of thanks to the redririsg members having been passed and acknowledged by Mr. .J. H. Gibson, on behalf of him. self and colleaguie, Mr. IV. P. Garbutt, who wts not then present, the Chairman ask~d for nominations.- Mr. Horsley moved, and Mr. ...