... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... THE SWEDISH PASSAGE Gothenburg, January 15. With reference to the ieports that Professor Nordenskjold's had got shut in by the ice near East Cape in Behrings Straits, the committee for promoting the Russian trade and industry have resolved to apply to the Governor-General of Eastern Siberia requesting him to assist in insti- tuting a search for Professor Nordeuskjold, and ia obtaining more ...

... the club's two bursaries to Edinburgh University of £25 each, tenable for two years, one was last - by John M‘Cailum, Ayr; and two also tenable for two school bursaries of £10 each to Ayr were ined by J. y> M. M*Gill, and R. W. Reid. Professor Douglas M‘Lagan was elected president of the associa- tion in consequence of the death of Lord Cowan. Accipent To ax Woman.—Yesterday afternoon an old ...

... INAS COLLIERY DISASTER. Throughout Sata: the work of cleariug the fall in the little pit in order to obtain access to the ininers steadily pro- ceeded. were experienced by the explorers at the other shaft were met with, and to the bank ates the pit at 6 o'clock ing a body of workers had to make a most Wee hans for iear of by accumulation of it was ioe sale to the lapes of ...

... Montreal, January 2. in the Stock Exchange b-re to of local failures, and tue The Dominion Board of Trade has resolved to Ottawa, January 23. favour such a as will secure the development of the of this ...

... THE COURT Osborne, January 24, The Queen droye-and walked yesterday after- noon with the Grand Duke of Hesse dnd Ptincess Victoria of Hesse, and Her Majesty walked this morning, attended by Lady ‘The Grand Duke of Hesse walked out with Prince Leopold. ...

... intoa freehold there need be no great surprise. It was, to say the least of it, absurd that we should govern an sland over which the Sultam had supreme rights; and as soon as the other European Powers began to rsise the question of the Sovereign Power, we were bound to raise our pretensions, or withdraw from s position which might bring us into a dispute on consular rights, There need be no ...

... 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, ...

... bh whom he aga a connection with the Herald. At an Te ir dry ae this led him to his time abroad. He commenced his travels at the early age of 17, and, like miany others, he his to the sunny clime of , in the ital of which he found much tointerest Following out the impulses of he visited in succession Germany, Spain, Switzer- land, the United States of America; his travels he contributed ...

... wee oolwich, January 25. A new army rank, intermediate between the cer and the non-commissioned officer, has been created by the warrant on the Army Corps, which was issued yesterday. ‘The warrant or conductors tuey are be from the higher brauches of non-commissioned and will Wear a uniform’ sitmilar to that of but the patrol jacket will be without except- the usual knot on the waist. act ...