... ?ZOnLE IAGISTERIAL PLUNE=YSM. Another glaring miscarriage of justice hasa just taken place. It is one that proves the; miserable servility, sycophancy, and toadyism that prevail amongst the middle orders of society. The other day, at Portsmouth, two lieutenants belonging to the Duke of Edin- burgh's ship, the Black Prince, appeared- be- fore the Portsmouth bench of magistrates, charged with ...

... - lATEST INTELLIGENCE. : r 5rCcL ?? D BLZCThIO 5LRUA5PH FaROSI Ay TH AFGCES WAO . ; CRITICAL POSITION OF OUR ECOLUWNS. DISTURBED STATE OF cot - STANTINOPLE. THE - PRINIPALITY OF . GB4ARI Bucharest, Jan.-2. V Witha referenca', t the' Approachiog election of a IPrince for.Bulgstia by the Assemblyof Notables, it ig l asserted that Prime Loui of Battenburklh may count. Zun obat I 10 ot Prince ...

... COLD CONFORTET FOP H-RISTTXAg- , - -TO THR EDITOR OP REYNOLDS'S 'NEW5PSAPER. SRS,-1 now have before me a blaclk-edged memorial card of the late Pxincess-Alice, which it appears some Ibyal and, probably, wide-awake clergyman has distributed amongst his fpa- rishioners. One of these has thought fit. to for- I ward this pasteboard memento, and underneath the inscription it bears is the following ...

... THE, AFGHAN WA IS00z~ HE[AWGIWG OF ,ATIV STOPPAGE : OF Ft.-E ES.:E' R i; j ~PASS. ?? DV The news from Afghanistan. is no'tbso satisfactoryas was supposed. Yakoob Khan bag not Surrendered; but i seeml likely he intends' prolonging, the dositest. Dis- affectiens prevails to a considerable-, e&'tent' amo'ns some ofihe beative soldiery in our army, who feel'dism- eh1ned&1o6ight against their -co ...

... JXISCELLANEOUS. 4. Mrs. Grote, the widow of the historian of Greece, diea at the Ridgeway, her country house, near Guildford in Surrey, at the age of eighty-six. At Bilston Police-court, Messrs. Fithern and Harvey proprietors of a 'colliery at Gornal, were fined £10 sal costs, for leaving an unworked pit shaft unfenced, by which a boy fell down and lost his life. A wall at Dundee Barracks fell ...

... SUNDAY, JANUABY A, 1879. SUNDAY'S EDITION. TZE REV1ENUE RETURNS. The Chancellor of the Exchequer has pre. sented his little account of receipts and pay. ments up to New Year's Eve, and the best that can be said of it is that it is not worse than everybody expected. The return for three- quarters of the financial year reflects the general depression of trade and the absence of a pur- chasing ...

... PXRIGlTPTT ACCDVENT OI BOARD A3la I _ _- -T! EUlDEXEn. I BURSTING OF A 38-TON GUN. Ismid, Thursday. A disastrous accident happened this morning on board H.M.S. Thunderer. During the firing practice a 38-ton gun burst with a terrific explosion. The turret was entirely destroyed, and when the alarm which was caused by the explosion had been somewhat allayed it was found that ten men had been ...

... a?* AVAIGAMATED ENGINEERS AND THE EMPLOYERS. At a meeting of the AmAgamated Society of Engi- leer, beld or. Monday at their rooms, Blackfriars-road, the following resolution was unanimously adopted:- 'Thai this eouncil ha-ing been placed in possession of I letter and circular issued by the Iron Trades Em- loyers' Association, showing an intention on the part of that body to extend the hours ...

... AXAVL AND MIZI!AUY INTEIXLS0GENCE. Thef.^ln~no:00 OAK_ i *_ ?? n ±- u oew isareturn of the British officers and ien illed anh wounded at the taking of Fort AU -sjid:-Officers ?? Henry Holwell Birch, Bengal Staff Corps, and Lieut. Thomas Otho Fitzgerald, Bengal Staff Corps, both of the 27th Punjab Native In- fantry. Officer ?? J. G. Maclean, 14th N~ative Infantry (this officer is stated by the ...

... PEOTOGAMPEWI nEAUTEES. z^ ?? -L -ar.. ?? -C - The following appears in the New York Mercury *- A young lady from Philadelphia was walking down Regent- street, London, with the mother and sister of a young gentleman of rank, when the attention of all three was attracted by some photographs of notable people and others exposed in the window, and they drew up to look at them. Fancy the ...

... On Sunday afternoon, as the schooner Conquest, ad Stornoway, was proceeding up Lorne Lough, bound fronq Dnblis to Magheramore, for lime, the captain, Donau Forbes, who was steering the vessel at thetime, fell deal at the wheel. The ship was brought to anchor, and wit) all possible despatch medical aid was procured, but it w*a of no avail. The deceased was about sixty years of aga and belonged ...

... TRE QUEEN'S DUTY. The Queen, in reply to an application for relief towards the distress prevalent in Corn. wall, declines giving anything. She, however, states that the accounts of the distress have greatly occupied her Majesty's attention, and she is in constant correspondence as to the best means of attemptingc to alleviate the general suffering, which she deeply deplores. We sus- pect the ...