... ',ZISECVR-Y O STHE xaYBER PASS. i .(P - Y iws TnLEoA-x8s) A-rRUD,: WVdnesidy, 5.10 ?? the forct reathed Dakta. the vicinity of the camp and t ine pasEeS in ?? Many instancesof piun. l derin¢ ha4 occurted, some of the camlp followers have L eeh cat up, Bnd ~loacer3 have been fired on close to ?? !'cstmp'at Ali Ihsfid. The night before last, and again last night., attack were wade on thle ...

... WEATHER I 'HART, Nov. 29. .1 .- .. - I . The chart represents this western countries of 'Europe from Nerway to the coast of Portugal, and embraces Great Britain and the Britishi Isles. It also includes the North Sea or German OceALn, the Bay of Bisaay, the Mediterranean, the Atlantiq, with the English Channel, Bristol Channel and Irish Sea. 1X 1 . 5'j 0 ID- _- _ _ 6 I.- *~ - ---z T. e r. Ca7o ...

... LORD IHAPTESBURY ON THE AFGHAN QUESTION. The Afghan Committee have received the following letter from Lord Shafteebury- St. Giles's House, Nov. 25th, 1878. GE1;TLMrEN,-YOU did me the honour of requesting me to join your comittee. I ventured at the time to decline the offer, nal I did so for this reason, among some others, that Her Majesty's Ministers were entitled to forbear- ance, and to the ...

... I: MOMI:N G -IEPRESSt AD TO-DAY'S -LONDON PAPERS, he whe MERCURY-IOFFICE, Saturday, 5 a.m. he. THE' AFGHAN WAR. .Of (DAILY NEWS TELEGRAM.) ite 'e.IESIUEVR, Friday, 2.5 ?? hill men continue rn to murder and plunder along the line of cur corn- Iy munication. through the Passes. Major Pearson has on Ist posted signallers on the shoulder of Scarkai, eht within a few miles of Jamrud, who have ...

... THE TREATMENT OF STRAY DOGS IN, T1 h. A b - B -0 Nh - s Va of * ..L . The following report of a nub-committee on this sub- ject was presented yesterday to the Watch Committee: - We, in accordance with the resolution of the committee, beg to report that we have mnade inquiry into the allega- tions of gross cruelty inflicted on the stray dogs at the I datt in Whitehall-road. ACcoMsnoDAvrNo-Om ...

... THEIAFGHAN WA I CAGPTURE OF DAKKA. ADVAN4CE OF THE BRITISH TROOPS. LAHOs.E, NOV, 27. Official intelligence confirms the news that Dakka, has been occupied without opposition. The Mosmunds plundered the place before flee British troops arrived. T''he chief of the Mobohunds canoe; yesterday 'to the British camp and offered his respedts. Supplies are ar- riviug on all sides. The headman of the ...

... MR, CJLILDfERS, ?? ON TEE;| NATIO*AIL EXPENDITt1 t . Last night the Right Hon. H. C._E. Childers, M.P. addressed his constittueto in thl Towii Hall, Xnottingley. rho chair was occupied by Mr. SYDNE-Y WOOLF, who is innounead as the second Liberal candidate for Pontefraot it the next elkd'tioa' Amongst those oni the platform were Messrs, John mslon, W. Worfo k, J. Qleenhow, Staiabby; &c. The ...

... :MWlNTISTG'---PbSa A TO.DAY'S -LONDON PAPERS. P. - vasBCUE -ORFICEU Frday, 5 ?? I a 'le THE AFGHAN WAR. Igh _(TJrES TELEORA.) assll BRMIT, Thursday.-According to the St.-Petere, I.., burg press, Share Ali is concentrating his forces nea ody Cabul, which he has strongly fortified. General ahe iaurmann's address to Shere Ali's representative at are Tashkend has become the subject of a ...

... TH44 GLASGOW 3ANK FAILUR E.- * The total of theGnAsaow, Friday. the 'total of th subscriptions received up to to-day for ;e .-elef of the distressed ebareholders of the City of G* sgow Bank was about 1274,000. The Glasgow sub- 'scrition is £166,000 ; Edjuburgb, £78,000; Paisley, 11,4733; GreenocL, 9,300; bordeen, £7,850: Montrose, .ilmarnockX £00; Cardross,X£.00. Raports from all parts of the ...

... NEW TROUBLES FOR TURKIMY.. I X WJLUJJ L'UXJbJ_..JAi .L THE RIS1N r MN RAb IA. : e (Froaf oII GExM:N '-OStRL'rO2;D)T.1 ; t.t ?? ' (3Urhisauhz, Thursday. a In one reapect, at any-rate, theri' a fuifdt'mei tal ,difference between,. the English. and German view of. the work achieved by the Berlin Congress. In England . it seems to be a Common notion that the decisions of, d European statesmen ...

... IUP., WOIiWo. a .; HIS. CONSTITUE 'TS. I TO THE EDITo'6s.-' THE HULL FAcr;ET.` g4 ?? ama ^con5tant hesnataskedtolse~artbelte|. stiitoteaoy,i- trnst -yan~v ill fn i unation through ypur COblulorea that 'Mr. Xgrwood has given instructionscto convst-: a'pbb in-rnietisg'asoon afteo; the assemubling ofha-bIianednt, and the publicjtion of the papers relatinto-0 the Afirhan ?? as is pbosible --in ...

... LCAL AND GENERAL. of THL Sir0oOL FOR THU EDUCATION OF THE t b-ISONS Or WESLEYAN MMSEzsvin.-The Kirigswood andS ley, Woodhouse Grove School, devoted 4exc1usively to thea D50, education of the Eons of Wesleyan Ministers, continues to Oi~ naintain its position as one of the forkemost educational institutions in thle country. Within the last few' years ar the concentration of system haft been ...