... 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 ...

... 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 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 ...

... sp me mers and 6 ates “aud was sent to Seok for 40 0 dave At the charged with ae ssolen 2 heen 5 hens, rok ‘a hen ron or ae ae Te guilty, and was alana for sen Provost perk chai: place ey as to certain After a long ive to the of water, it was agreed to su uestion of “its accepta- pombe motion to take- oe Ret pees Was pio ts Sr Sereno pro- ber of was. sum in ny in them a tos ‘owns race bee ...

... BE ARRIVALS aT THE TAIL OF THE Bank. the past wy Tail ef the Hank Soceign senting @ total tonuage and 15 were sailing that or 10 were steamers tons), sugar The tena). were General,7; rosin, 2; cargoes were :— Lj gran ood out, i mine wine, 1; 15 and minerals, 2 ; oil, 4, sixteca went to er were berthed at Greenock. night Mr Sulli- Vau, who is Afisses Murdoch and and Alessrs Hallatt, Hatton, and ...

... DISTRESS IN THE COUNTRY. a the committee of the Mayors Relief the distress Was re; no Dey eee town. 30,000 persons were relieved last = week, at a cost of £1350. Alderman said the more the Ward Committees i to the that distress re matter the more they were con not assumed, but extremely real, Pn that £1000 be dis- after which the same amount in hand. The Been daly te was £1310, and he such a ...

... THE CORPORATION OF LONDON AND Ata y Mr Cockerill mov “That the sum of of the treasurer £525 be paid out of the city’s cash to thé account for of G. Bank.” He said he was the merit of vateor North who had been of a number of fellow- by a great public calamity wity which the Corpora- tion never listened toin vain. He pointed out that first calls on the sh had ruined over of the Tiree be of thes¢ ...

... STRANDING OF THE 8.S. LOUISIANA. BOARD OF TRADE INQUIRY. The Board of Trade inquiry into the cirenm- stances attending the stranding and consequent loss of the Giasyow steamship State of Louisiana upon Hunter’s Rock, at the mouth of Loch Larne, County Autrim, about half-past eight o’clock on the morning of Tuesday, 24th December last, was yesterday in the J.P. Court Hall, Bruns- wick Street. ...

... secretary of the! to a interest, Lendoa agohe business aud bui 1 at Ber ortpatrick, called i e was a Justice | of Peace for the county, and a Railw. Wigtownshire Liberal On the reco formation of the Association he was elected | were rumours that that Mr | Bicep ight at the nt election have | offered f as the Liberal candidate t for the Wigtown few years ago factor for the Earl of Pee Drew of ...

... ELECTION NEWS. — The Liberals at Cawbricge have been in com- to become munication with several gentiemen who were likely ition to Mr Hicks, the the Conservative party, ...

... The barque Jane Avery, ae Lip arrived at. Plymouth wi donee parent!y bound down Channel, which was wed Plymouth. She was run into by a vessel ap- through the water very fast. There were men on the look-out. The was on = and the lights ‘were bigh brightly, bat nothing was seen of the vessel she struck, The Jane Was cattied away. The wind increased to a gale, and the mainmast and mizenmast went ...