... PARAGRAPH ADVERTISEMENTS, : pain, 22 Dundas St. fh, A, oury are the an _” 23 to 33 Blair ‘every part of to restore grey bair years the been re- favourite and to new and growth. the ae ture ‘of to the cain otc ...

... EWS FR THE CAPER. Cape Town, December 31 foy telegraph from Madeira), Cetyway has sent messages to Sir Bartle Frere a! expressing willingness to give up some of the persons whose surrender was demanded by the High and ‘to pay the fine imposed upon him. The Zulu, King has also. promised to take into consideration the other demands éontained itr’ the ul! that sufficient time is allowed him. Sir ...

... WRECKS ON T WEXFORD COAST, Intelligence reached “Wexford that the Debonair, of Greenock, gone ashore off great storm. She was bound from Bilbao to G ow with a cargo of sardinés and iron ore, The apparatus was got on to the vessel, but only one of the crew on it watil the vessel is to become a total The King Arthar, tons, from rock on the a 9 one were sav ...

... Glasgow eee FRIDAY MORNING, 17, Our special correspondent with General column an interesting de- scription of the entry of the British troops into Candahar, and of the condition of that city. The natives have shown the most friendly dis- position towards the soldiers, and. affaits are settling down in the. most manner. By the trading classes gratification is openly expressed at release from ...

... | —The Band Nuisance.—At the Mary- hill Police Court Joba , residing in Michael Wm. Brown, in Havaanab Street, who were at the time of the band on New-Year's which t.ok place in dford Street, Garngad Road, oha O'Brien, a ang gad Road y, residing in Villier Street ; John Jamd, idi Carrigan, residing ‘in Street, Glasgow, who Detective burt and Tnspecter the ight, with the assistance of the Gias- ...

... Ant important order was received at Liv cattle landed from yesterday from the Privy e by which ail will have to On Sunda: the steamer Ontario, from P. be ou landing at that arrived verpool two of them infected were at once tered and the viscera for- to London for examination. wo others died and the same course was They were ffgctad with toe if they do sot te ...

... the instance of the Prevention of Cruelty to An) horse in Fiunieston Street, on 2lst inst., while with working an old worn-out from disease and lameness in ove of 1 guilty to the charge, produ cate that the animal had and aince ced a certifi A fine of 10s 6d wa on Collins, and 2s 6d on the certer.— At the same Wi liam Doulin, contractor, was fined in £1 ls, twenty days’ imprisonment, for w WV ...

... THE MIN a Lord Cranbrook had an audience with Her Majesty yesterday at Osborne. His Lordsbi will at a meeting of the Indian to-day at the India Office. Salisbury returns to London from Count Schouvaloff. 04 ...

... doubt, be made goon after meets. events—there is no present, at hood of any change being adopted with respest bag we? and as the mood, we neod ‘iat any- thing practical will be Wert one some time, Some felt re- the Which ia to ont to Scotland, I believe it will be Meagre in the extreme, and even what may be proposed will not create any flutter north of the Tweed. There is no probability, I of ...

... UR’ January 21. The Queen and Prince Princess Beatrice drove out yes- ternoon attended by Lady geet at egy Majesty walked out this moraing with ...

... UNION RANK OF LUNDON, The half-yearly meeting of the Union Bank of the governor, in the fo London was held yesterday— R. C. Fergusson, The in moving the adoption of the report (which recommended a dividend at the rate of 15 per cent. per annum), said the bunk had no lock-up of money either new or old, nor was it supporting any customer whose responsibility and standing it had any reason der ...

... THE PROSECUTION oF tae MAYOR OF The Attorney-General moved y, before notice of motion for Thursday next to restrain the from applying the funds in payment of legal and others for assault at a recent town's now going on against ...