... THE F.RIENDLY ZULUS. Mr. J. L. Moloney, barrister, and Mr. Bfehrens, manager to Mr. Farini, of the floyal Aquarium, WNestminster, waited 011 lir. D'Eyncourt, on 'saturday, at the Westminster Police Coart, to answer a test stinimons alleging thnt the latter gemtlelium had detained the clothilng, &c., of the four ,ecvly-hniported Zulus, who were parties to a contract to in vc him, bat now ...

... LIONFIIELD COURSING MEETING. Judge, Mr. Spaiford. Slipper, E. hloore. TRE DRAW. The BROMLEY MANOR CUP, for 32 Puppies, at £3. 10s. Winner, £50., wit! a silver cu), vaplued 410. 1Oo., given by lainsar Iass, Esq., it'r., added; second,Alo.; thirdand fourth, 1:5. ilifth. sisth, serentli, uod eighth, £0. Mr. Quantrill's Quaker ag3t Mr. beardslcys ?? Wallace Loid Fl enry Foget's Pinafore agst Mr. ...

... BRIGG COURSING MEETING.-YESTERDAY After encountering unusual difficulties, the ?? Brigg meet. ing comnmenced yesterday, but the opening was ieardly so succese ful as could have been vwished. This atmosphere was raw and damnp, the mist being so thick that tile start was delayed hetil eleven o'clock and the going was not tlb best. It tprned out safe-eunouplh, for there was n9t a single accident; ...

... MIDLAND MANUFACTURES IN THE I TRADE OF NOVEM3BEI. The Board of Trade returns for th e month of November ' t and for the eleven months ending November 00 were issued laat night. The total declared value of British and Irish r produce exported during the snonf ih w., as s against. £13,9s1,6169. in. November, 18787 and 216,73,7304. f in November, 1877-an increase of rather mere than 6 per 6 cent. ...

... LATEST' NEWSe [Reqde2's Tdeyrams, per Press Association.] THE ATTEMPT ON THE CZAR'S LIFE. ST. IPETERSBURG, DECEMBER 4. The ?? dtc St. Petersbunrg, to-day, in an article uponthe attempt on the life of the Czar, ?? ntten- tion to the passage in the Emperor's speech at Lloscow in ,which Lis Majesty called upon parents to guide their children in the paths of truth and righteousness. The I article ...

... f 1' ?? .: LONDoN, Saturday Evening. I FRoM the number of public meetings, the profusion of printed addresses, the extensive canvassing of the candidates and their friends, and the apparently formidable attack which had been prepared against the ruling majority,~ it was anticipated that the foiurth triennial elections for the London School Board would be unusually exciting. They passed off, ...

... Tha Right Iron.. Stophen Cave, DLP., who has been seriously indispoteid for some time past, is nowy ?? to RI hiii room at Ceve Hill.. The English mail packbt ran aground, near Calais on IC Christmas Day, during a' 'fog. Tbe mails ~voie'fortwardced f( to Taris two hours after time.T The operative apfi~ners. of Ashton-uindqr-LynOcind' die- . Itriet havs sent a ..ciraular to the employers ...

... Tibe following forecasts of tle weather during the ensuing .twenty-iour hours were issued fromn the Meteorolcgical Office yesterday aftlrnoon ?? I Desriturs;. Fortzscacrs. 1. Scotlald, S. ?? winds, strong to a gale; 1. Scotland, 1i u unsettled; dnll; rain. 5 2. England, N.L. I Sonds-westerly to westerly winds, fresh or I strong ; cloudy ; souse rain. S. England, E. (Light or moderate. south ...

... N-EW PATENTS, ?? l Ur. Grqo Slr.3 I The following ratents, among others, wore sealed during tl weekc ending December 1t, 1870: Mt JTohknSllc~ldcsBtlrnmelghaii, imiproveents in joining telegripb and fencing wires mnd other wires anil strips of metal, and fi jox~ining wires to rings or bookis for banging pictures and for othae I' lie purposes. Dated June 17, 1870. | W~aiter D. Jones, Efarborne, ...

... ST. VEISAST, FOSTEPr LANJJ.-Lord Penzance held a court in London, yesterday, at the Hlouse of Lords, to hear an application that the llev. Thomas Pelham Dale .,be declared in eontumhcy and contempt for the non- payment of £167. 7s. Sd., the costs of Ae suit Serjeant and others v. Dale, vdhich he, as vicar of St. Vedlast. Cheapside, was ordered to ?? oliceP called the defendant to comue into ...

... FA TAL ACCIDENTS ON THE ICE. BIRMINGHA M. -Tbe weather continues very severe, but no snow has yet fallen. Yesterday morning 20 degrees of frost were registered in Edgbrcston, and at Unmberslade 23 dagrees. Skating lbis been comnenced upon several pools in the vicinity of the town. Pnrusrox.-An inqjuest was held yesterday, at Walton, nar Prestzon, oil tie body of a boy Wvho w drownaed whilst ...

... LDst night a lecture was delivered in the Masonic HI-all, by the Hev. Bi. Laird Collier, D.D, (lato of Boston, U.S. , oil the subject of A merican home life. The Rev. B. W1. Dale presidet, and there Nwas a good ?? C'liAiIelAN, in ?? the lecturer to thle audispee, said there was seomethsing vcry Charming about American hones life as he saw it when lie was there. He wiee always gratified to ...