... SHEFFIELD, . se Mr Wortley addressed two meetings of working 'bui men at Brightside yesterday and two other meetings Ma last evening, receiving in each case resolutions pro- fea mising support. The principal topic was the Fenian policy of the Government. His friends consider that his prospects among the working classes improve daily. Mr Waddy is said to have a large following in the industrial ...

... THE CNRLASIAN SCHEME. RAMe RUSSIAN PRESS ON THE LIBERAL LEADERS.I Th ,UNMOUES OF THE CZzki-'8 ARDIICATLON. have 1533XsuN, Tuesday. usefu Te SieeaMO-e-r paper, Counsels to dc its readers 'lo to attach toro iuiuc inrportrince to the Separ present fervid speeches of Enr-lish Liberals, with Mr farm Gladstone at their head. It is difficult, remarks the rents, paper, to saY which is the inore ...

... The marriage of Mligs o. 1IiYniyuig. third daugliter of IiM ilmuc, Y,~uoii, .1. D I'I. J,~ Kelly arnd Durris, rto Mr Robert %t ileoi Thou,. yomiger of 1Bsrremans, e which took pisee yesterday at Kelly House. 'W%-rv's4 Bywas cel,'hrsted. by the tpnantry of fl., '-ri '9 father at Durris with till the enthusiasm wl'tiicl isuidly ir cbAracterikle. thle itireli-s n]e-, oI, -t :.e,: tiI.nS. n At ...

... - THE SECOCOENI CAMPAIGN. THE BOER QUESTION. THE CAPTTURE OF MOIROSI'S STRONG- HOLD. L DAILY NEWS TELEGRAM.] 0 FORT WHEBER, Nov. 21. l The forces are concentrating round Secocceni on the Lula Hills. The main attack takes place on the 28th from two sides, three being threatened. The opera- tions are difficult owing to the distance from which t each attack is to be made. I The settlement of ...

... -GREAT- BRITAIN AND -RUSSIA. I IMPORTANT MOVEMENTS. PROPOSED UNDERSTANDING Pb VIENNA, Monday. a It is expected that the visit of Count Schouvaloff and Lord Dufferin to Varzin will be followed by weighty results. Prince Bisniarck is believed to hav'e H' impressed'Count Schouvaloff with the importance o coming to a aifoyad lasting understanding with England as regards Eastern European as well as ...

... ITHE IRISII AGITATION. | ANOTHER ARREST. n COMMITTAL OF THE PRISONER as -- i5 THE ALLEGED SEDITIOUS SPEECH. Y, Another arrest in connection with the land agita- 3- tion was made yesterday in Dublin. Shortly before Be eight o'clock Thomas Brennan, clerk in the employ- It ment of the North City Mfillirg Comr*any, wa.is . crested by Superintendenlt MNallin, of the detective to police, on a charge ...

... SIPU11LLt 1Ofl. I n ], SINCE we mentioned Sir Samuel Baker a few !h s a days ago, in connection with Cyprus, Radical s, is papers have been quoting Sir Sainuel in order h her to bring another ' railing accusation against the the Government. Having Sir Samuel's book T to before us- Cyprus as I saw it in 187D-we m 3ti- ! can afford our Radical brothers rope. Sir w Of! Samuel says that the ...

... ZADRIEL. anal I have laid out a- penny in Zadkiel's Alnane was and I am filled with terror at the variou- troubles It which are predicted for next year In Ja- n a oltis and rumours of wars still afflict the 3',xitiih peoplr ten and do injury to their trade and comn Ace'Me for Mars s no was setting at the winter solstice -rr.i afflicting the It ascending planet, Venus, by oppo 4?tion aspect. ...

... INTERESTING DETAILS. y Y The mail steamer Nile has just arrived at Plynuuth g from the West Indios. The Lima correspondent of the Panama Star and Herald, writing on October 29, ,, gives the following additional details in connectionl with the fight between the Chilian irouclads and a the Huascar, which have been supplied by an eye- e witness:- a At 10-25 a.m. the Huasear's flag was shot away, ...

... paid THE BULL-FIGHTS. con- - - Is re of Telegraphing on Tuesday night, the Daily News'n tring Madrid correspondent says:-The second day of the Royal bull-fights was very tame. The cold weather f -the marred the effect of the display made by the caballeros in the Plaza and their procession of carriages arnd ns o servants in fine eighteenth century liveries, led horses, t and alquazils in Philip ...

... -_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 011 .1 coun flow %i.t atA djetil $SAxafllt was - Gove ABERDEEN, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 3, 1879. ward crusa or MB GLASTONE, who is on a visit to the Ear1 and Countess of Breadalbane at Taymouth di Castle. was vspqrAVW;- A - -. B--. anti Uountess of Breadalbane at Taymouth Castle, was yesterday waited upon by a deputa tion from the Breadalbane and Killin Liberal Association ...

... R -ASTN A A- -e-=c--- -I- MR GLADSTONE AT A ERFELDY. Iy -b) i I I Igent gn SPEECH ON PARTY ORGANISATION. wa Sir wa ing ABSi~FELDY, Tuesday. Thely n a At ten o'clock this morning Mr Gladstone received orely tied an address from the Kilhn and Breadalbane Liberal t h Ulu Association at Taymouth Castle, the seat of the Earldec ant of Breadalbane. The deputation, consisting of about do flC ber 80 ...