... months revenue amounted to £3192, as against £4258 for , showing a decreas + The Board on mendation of the certificate of Allan Pert, pilot, for incompetency suspended three months on the ground of negligence. Mearns “‘ Bagyie” for ...

... RNOCK. Town of Council was held in the Town-Hall on M: y night Provost G brought forward the motion of which he had given notice at last ing, that the Council should give a subscription of £10 from the municipal funds to aid in the erection of a clock in front of the Post Uffice, to be regulated daily according to Green- wich time. The same proposal had been made at & previous meeting, but ...

... CORN TRADE RT. (FROM OUR OWN Lane, most of the past week the weather has and the which followed made the roads still more impassable than they had been when frost and snew prevailed, while the fields have become tented, with No has been done by the severit; the erage he the young crops, wlich have indeed, oe than otherwise by Ta France the frost and snow were \ by the farmers, ped to mild, ...

... his residence, ome Lucge, Ferry, was edi Saturday, in 83d year of his at St Andrews University, which v he left in 1821, fom See Bee se con LD. was s recognition | upon’ Bim Bervices a64 ater i= 180), an A ...

... The annual rent audit of the Hawarden arid Aston estates was held yesterday at the Gly Arms at Hawarden, and it was that the Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone would have taken the chair at the dinner to the tenantry which the day, the audit, On the previous an indis which for the confines him to his room, but is not of serious nature. In his absence Mr W. ‘presided and said his father had = very ...

... = THE BBERY FROM THE DUKE OF At N yesterday, Wm, er, described as a betting: a waiter, were found guilty yt hating tle “James a leather cme, to the value of £200, the the Duke of Montrose, on the 16th October lat His Grace visited Newcastle Autumn Races, and stayed at the Central Station Hotel. He left his wes ae | miuutes, and on his return the of the coutained in it were found ip the of | ...

... correspondent of the Daily of J. —The notables of Bulgaria meet on the for the election of a Prince. The Tha the throne, is now in Berlin, according te my not to acespt the doubt- ful honour, if the choice should fall upen him. | ...

... OUTRAGE Captain John Langley, of South Tipperary Militia, son of Mr John Langley, J.P., Knock- was fired at about four o'clock yesterday morning, near Clonmel, Bad feelings had been engendered against his father in consequence of ‘Ss some tenants. in’s horse was killed, and he saw two clothes away from the scene of the outrage. His The police have tuned out im force, but mo arrests have been ...

... THER COURT. Osborne, January 22. Grand Duke and the Princesses Victoria, Eliza- beth, Irene, and Alice, arrived at Osborne yester- day from Darmstadt, having crossed from Flushing in the royal yacht, where the Prince of Wales and Prince Leopold met them. The Queen walked out this morning with Princess Beatrice, the Grand Duke of Hesse, and Princess Victoria and Princess The Prince of Wales, ...

... SE EUROPE. of all the severe winters in E during the last ten centuries, made by the bey: te BM. and printed in the /aris Advertiser 1835, is imterest at the present season. In $06 the Rhone was frozen over ; the cold was from below zero, In 1133 the 18 to 20 centigrade was frozen from to the sea; im 1234 loaded waggons Adriatic in front of Venice ; 1305 sil the rivers of ce were frozen over ; ...

... TRADE WAGES. 54 = IN for Hydepark Be were thrown work after having been for three workmen were jissed for weeks, on work resumed it would be ou the basis of tie 6 was to the effect that an increase 54 instead of 51 hours per of a shilling on Lp van Bin pound. With moulders, who have been, at the exception of the their own request, allowed a da; think over the new both union and non: bere tha ...

... THE TUNIS DIFFICUL’ The ‘aris says :— The facts as to the much erated culty are simply these he Bey not iused tv accept the rench Government, but into M. de Saucy’s case propesed by the confiscate his the Consul, that he and his jaonissaries would resist the seizure by force ; and the Bey’s officers, in view of this de desisied. ‘tbe French vermmeut is firm! : resolved on obtaining ...