... ._W Q -IL UF{ U IsWH A )i 11 HAWORTH CiEIUROHB. wing &Agnnual ?? fh. ?? - (do:_ The following ?? in the TilUpS ?? Sir,-I lera that a sehemae id tt preseut oa toot tor tbe destr rtion of awerts Church, mn older that, a uvow and haudsotne editivo maybe erected on its site' The present church is old ann inconveniesit, and the ingumbentj ?? has already 'modernised' the appearance bf Hlaworth ...

... IMPORTANT- POOR-LAW DECISION. In the beginning of the present year the city Parish of Glasgow Parochial Board raised an action in the Sheriff Court of Paisley against the Parochial Board of Eastwood, concluding for payment of . £252 14s 1d, being advances and interest incurred t on account of Mary Jane Smitb, a lunatic pauper, who is now upwards of 20 years of age, and also for relief of her ...

... GEDERAL FOREIGN NEWS GEBMANI\- AD THiE UNITED _& iES. Deeri. mber 23, Evening. r. ?? -c-. -of this evening 'ives ,se .-cuaJUC ?? tr -:e state.men:1s of - the U-nited States -n ua: n, w 1 hich recentlx' zcr . -~A d in New Yorle. ~~ ~~*o in ore thath Germanyi that the United a protest against -teas t-ne Mlonroe doc- t . iiat the annexations i. by t e Berlin Cabinet, ,UcCeFF;'; ' C -- . I'z L ...

... L\IPERALPAT~L P&PttIENTT, lUtiO ?? ()F COME IMY- N-MOyDAY. 'ile $ ...

... ANDERSON'S COLLEGE, t _ h PROOSUD RZEOVAL TO THE WEST END. e * Considering the extent to which the instit. tion bearing the above name has contributed to advance scientific education, and bearing in mind also the many eminent men whose names have been enrolled amongst its teachers and taught, it is scarcely possible that we can - remain uninterested in any movement which may result in the ...

... CALLY ~ f~yP7a) THE PROPOSED LOTTEO p- o CALLY CON S F-D 9 (BY As OCCASIONA' CONT';-ctt,) Having studied with some degree oF the doctrine of chances and thea z, - Sof lotteries, I would, with yovr 'aerwi; ...

... THfl LNES IN THE NORTH BLOCKm. COLLISIONS ON THE MERSEY. On Saturday last the Clyde was frozen over for about half-a-mile down. the river from Car- myle, and a large number of people took advan- tage of the smoother parts of the ice for skating. Several rinks of local curlers were kept up till e after darkness had set in. This is the first time e the river has been used for curling at this ...

... - Windsor Castle, December 3. The Queen: and Princess Beatrice drove out yesterday afternoon. Viscount Cranbrook, Secretary for India, had an audience of the Queen. The Queen, accompanied by Princess Beatrice, and attended by Lady Southampton, the Dowager: Marchiornsas of 13ly, Lieutenant-lGeneral Ponsonby,i and (Aeneral Vzsount Biprwen~t to Cam en Houaes Chislehuret, this morning an~d paid a ...

... I I I_ |filEscZa'a TsazWGiBAS |A - ?? THE EMIPEROR'S RETURN TO BERLIN. Berlin, December 8. A thanksgiving service in celebration of the Emperor William's return to Berlin was held, to-day in all the churches of the capital, and was sit] attended by large congregations. A Te .Detna was sung in the Catholic Church of St the 'Ssdurg. The Emperor and Empress and all 010 the members of the Royal ...

... I foF.-EIGN TELEGRAMS. I Tru! AFGHAN WAR. DISAFFECTIO(N AMONGST SHERE AMI'S TROOPS. ,;1JJ SSION OF AFGHAN OFFICIALS AT JELLALABAD. The ?? has been sent to us from the g1dia Office for publication: (From Viceroy, 13Sh December.) ltbertB telegraphs from foot of Shutargardan, gtb December. Hopes to reach top that day, egd return to Ali Khel No opposition met with. sears from Cabal that Ameer has ...

... I - ?? _fCoullanemw. It has been decided to start a London Home- rule Club of a political, literary, and social character. His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales -was again nominated on Wednesday night as Grand Master of the Elglieh Freemasons. Mr. Kirkman Hodgson has applied for and received the stewardship of the Chiltern Hundreds, and it is thought that the new election for Bristol will ...

... SYDNEY, Dec. 21.-AOttlition Ministry has been formed, which is reposed as follows:— Sir Henry Fackes, Preier and Colonial Secre- tary; Sir John Robe-son, Vice-President of the Executive Counc, with a seat in the Legislative Council; IJr. James Watson, Colonial Treasurer; Mr. Francis Batliurst Sutton, Justice andPablic Instruction; Mr. William Charles Wirever, Attorney-General; Mr. James ...