... 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. ...

... CA.RDIFF BOAD OF GUARmANS. T The us1l weekl3 2eeting of the Cardiff Board of Gurdius wae held on Satu&y, sundet u presidencyr of Mv~. Plain. ±hateleottitoae,. reported tht, dug the poe wtok: tb been 1Z edmusiona, 12- distmargees he bi rend two dethae,- leaving 41-5 mirs th hiuoa-t inacreere on the eorreesposdiug wek o-let yearzo( 76. ?? t V. S `st tt the plesent at the W uel din-er g 7en4 o tb ...

... SECOND EADITION. A Dadev Ncz Borlia tolegruii says concerning the growth of Socialism there that the Gov ernent seems to think tbat the pre2-unt [awe are not adequate to er.s'a out thnis evi'l The corresropoafont hears that fresh and Morc severe laws wirl come into force very shortly. A Slan.'ard St. Petersburg telegram says that the reports cireulated by c-.tain Journals that an arrangement ...

... A GI1RL'S ADVENTURES WITH A BE.4 t in after About a month ago BMiss Alice Corey, of -ci e im- York City, went to visit her uncle, who owns rters small farm in the mountains near Hunter's Raige 'I. Pa. Miss Corey is about 16 years old. Be lows, °Wo~f ofcle has a daughter, Clara, also aged aboatl glish years. Her father having hut one son, Clara hi, the for years helped to do the work on the ...

... FEL y mae amser yr etholiad cyffredinol yn agoshau, y mae y dycddordeb ynddo yu cyn- nyddu. .Edrycha y ddwy blaid ato gyda chryn bryder, gan y bydd yn gwymp nen yn godiad i'r nai-l neu y llail am amser maith; ac y mae pob lie i gredu y bydd yr ymdrech- f% ya un o'r rhai caletaf a ddigwyddodd o fewn yr oes hon. Bydd y ddwy blid yn sicr o roddi eu hell alluoedd ar waith i sior- hau dychweliad en ...

... Edinburgh and Fife have been necessitated the accident to the Tay Bridge, and with these travellers, for their own convenience, should make themselves acquainted. The service hitherto afforded the company between Dundee, Arbroath, and Aberdeen to discontinued and after to-day. Postal Regulations tor New-Year's Dat. —Thursday next (New-Year's Day) being a holiday in Glasgow, the receiving ...

... below the Loon Braes with a gun, it is thought in pursuit of game. In crossing a pailing he slipped his foot and fell. Something catching toe trigger, the gun was discharged into his right arm, near the armpit, shattering the bone and lar?e blood vessels, lie managed to make his way the house Mr Birkett, a distance of about 100 yards, where he was seen by and C. Lunan. was such a precarious ...

... DESCRIPTION OF THE BRIDGE. The following is a description of the bridge giveu by the tscotsmun at the time of the open- ing :— The Tay B-idge ws opened on Saturday, June 1, 1873, the Idua] work having been conunanoed in 1871, at a ixjint about a mile a-half above New; oit. The tngineer was Mr iJouch, and the contractors Messis Hopkins, Gilkes, and Co. At the place where o; orations were begun ...

... Stevenson. Mr Rath bone, and «enti is, for me, I need not teii you, even tiJe visit you have paid m, a grave and a day. To arrive at that number of ye rs which xs marked as t!:e ordinary term of human life, and to which only a very small minority of human brings attain, is of itself a great event—an which gives much occasion lor reflection, and which ought t) give rise to many feelings, all of ...

... ARE THE GERMANS ABOUT TO I I SECURE COLONIES? I [FROM OUR GuRggAv CORSRPOND11T4] the Tconcum is a report that the German Empiro may soon take measures to seoure the ?? in the tri, South Sea Islands ?? to the German South oer Seas' Trading and Plantation Company. There reo was some danger ol this passing ontof German In hands owing to the ?? of the great Ham- we burg house of Godefiroy & Son, ...

... i 3g- MR. SULIvnAw has been filled with Indignation by tey the way In which the solid vote of the Irish In not Sheffield for the Liberal candidate has been com. In. mented upon by the Conservatives. It Is not fair an' (he gays) to eatinate the strength of the Liberal the vote for Up, Waddy minus tho home Rule element; Itn, and he seti to work in a most plcdding and solemnly the systematlo ...