... . . I OCAL. 'NO Amogst the regimes ordereld t the Cape is : Dragoon Guards, whioh a London japef atxte tht : tioined at ganbeateir. Au a ma, er Offst t racks are coonpied by the 5th ]tragooi '45 having left here a coneide'able time a~o, and being 4t stationed at Aldershoti I dare ay 1e ?? ° caused a little flatter of exoitemext at; the barracks, Ds it might at first be supposed thit tX ...

... PRISON LIFE OF TIHEI BANtK DIRECTOR.S On Bf4anday, the unfortunate directosas of the city of Glasgow Bank. who have been brought to the West, were initiated into the hard-and comfort- le-s routine of prison life. There is, of course. a great difference between the regulations un ir which they were confined before the tral ans the rules which will mark their daily doings durii3g the next-e.-1ht ...

... EX ENSITVE ROlGl3EriE s AT lIIVCOILN RAILWA I STATION. At the l::zuotrn r!'lInA -m o..- i., C~)n - I ^i firs 1) :recern ?? ?? v rd -tJ. . ilwa lor;I:oic, .Jseurh Proc xo, eitelrioit beirr er . Peter lighy. cianpiny,: a-nki ?? S. S;DItir h, e> in tih erttt.'-) of t he Leirdon ; i r-soe res-,- orirlipngs-. were orf th:ihor on eereil crirgdi 2 ssealincg a bcs teitaii Ag 44 r arto, ire r-i;ferr.r ...

... I ?? at jLONDbN-, MONDAY EVENING. ins Now that the rep~orts of the battle of lsandecla )icy are coet ad nyoeoiinis expressetid about it. it was due to blundering. A blunder ps1forced the war on, A blunder node us invade th Ind with forces hardly, onough fox Lhe ?? of h ['lie defence. A mnilitre-v bluadex cbetrayed us into anu- the hands of the Zulus All -sorts of rur.eoux17 Pr are 11ying ab ...

... LIVERPpOOL LIBER 'a ASSOCI Iq iON , ~~A .. _N.. | OUTH To I EM Wl y Last everieg. t!e ?? -,a - . oth T;ixteth iranch *f rtysa in the Cer,;regationali, Sri rc ?? ; ?? al. Pa lq~-r ud 'h.s.r : the Iant Liltral ct~i61iil;i,> . .:dI tire were prrci( rit ?? association, witi their wi s fri onI the ulatform there Her- ;rs'r. D .eultc'n, A. Pitt, jun., HI us j.k O ' - anmes Fitzpatrick £ I. r,- . ...

... THE WAR IN AFGHIANISTIN. nTHE AMETCIS ILLNESS. to ts The ye, 137: 11c dlcorrespoundent telegraphs dcc LIthe following details of the Ameer's illness, corn- of LS xlle-mentary to the last desratch :- ca a TASUEYDte, Fori. 22. Several days after the departure of General at a Losgenoff for Tashkv-nad with the Afghan embassy, Pec ti Ve Ameer sumomoned the doctor of the Russian the mission, who had ...

... SISAL ITNTERYIEWS WITH PEACE. AlvliIVAL OF MARAWOOD. in ?? at The Central News agency says-M~rs. Ward, the th in reputed wife 6f the convict Peace, Willie Ward, rie and Mr. and Mrs. Boisover, visited the convict y Peace in Armi~cy Gaol, yesterday. The interview was of a very affectin character, and the convict apipeared to be prostrated after wards by the efforts 1 zan hu made. u rd Marwood, ...

... PUBLIC tBOARDS. NATHELOO, LOCAL BOARD. *-ct~ imre Aig cf this board was hecld last, ci Oeiti,g, att hetownlhail, WVaterloo. Mr. W. H.Wilsot, Ipresided, aij tid tie tl-r 'nembers present- were. Messrs. ulhIjrrow, flhissett, S-chson, Haddock, aned Roberts.- !it, me'dical Officer c'± health (Di . Liiieric-k- to - pelerta't dirhia la't month I7 births and 17t deats wee matere ic thle disttict, the ...

... HOSPITAL FOR CONSUMPTION AND CHEST DIEASES. I re- The annual meeting of the friends and supporters hers. of the Liverpool Hospital for Consumption and pt a Chest Diseases was held yesterday afternoon, in iber the Mayor's parlour, at the town halj. The mayor (Mr. T. B. hoyden) presided, and amongst those present were the Rev. W. Lefroy; Dre. Gee, R. Robertson, D. M. Williams, and Samuels; ...

... 1.. 0-rlFOREIGN NWS. THE WAR WITH T- E ZULUS., GREAT' DISASTERitO -10 ITISTE - - ~~~TROOPS. OAPIT0WrIT (VIA ST VI ?? aJI. 27.. On the 21st inst a British colun consising of a portion of the 4Rinient a 400 natives, with one battery, was defeated-with terble los. .by an overwhelming force of Zulus, 1 whp num-, berb4 :26 090. i A valu bla iov of ?? ji Consisting of 102 wagons, dra by 1,000 oxen, ...

... I ? Varal, are PlOtTid. ?? .platielayerv named William Gresty, er Il 1lyD on the Min he` oth ?? ande, atheinba om Railway near Sae Station Wsi ru over b oa killed in Tusday after0 ndoo by a train, into the C track of whioahbe had stepped ai order to anoid ?? whihour. spprdoq dag from the opposite fe shreetioc. lo Firem NN MCHESTER.-Shortly after four 0,01ok on Thursday afternniinformation ...

... R.~ ~ OT MAO PE&CE. ( L p1IanT the soene otthe~ m.unde ?? ho has forwarded . J to hi fariendtowhmh w'1150thth shot f .Dsn, but noft'nthe manne eeallybeivd Ho say that,' urrise by the huba hilt ewas wtMr.'LD tiou,, edaouetoesoape, but. ?? = Nzs y r. & fD)yson;'t` tugl followed, in fthe op)usra of which' he threw, Mr.: ,Dysen. Heariug Mis#. .5 Ilyson soream and, foctsteps approachiug, he was ...