... ILONDON, MONDAY EVE IX.;. Every fresh aeoouut whbiv COUIs tO ?? erutainly tends to hbow how very eomplete it he victory wvhich Generai Roberts has olaiivad aI C4bul, bat there ie sti1llan anxicty ae to the ltutlea, which is hardly cc ?? 'ith th.' f1s ty, a3prer on the pnfavo. p;vf r L.ota Lv .!n a 1eile if os e S!\ %:q5:6rs; N. to) bo -V,11 > : n F j,:kl Iquesftiou w Sbie ry -; %remain wrhen ...

... A1NjTUM IN PARVO. nI Shortly before, midnight on Taesd!* an engiae- i`1P teriter named Samnll Eyre, who had !:ezn winding I two men out of the Grimneethorpe Colliery, neatr h Sheffield, fell down, t.he shaft and was, smasbed to fa pieces. H While three mess, named Richarfi Sutton, Wendle Wisiker, and Pobert Crome, were engaged in collcctirg ice on1 BEctydon Waiter, near Great T. Yarmouth, on ...

... THE EuPrncATzs.-ler Majesty's Indianr troopship | Euphrates arrived 'at ]PorbtSaid lestelday. TuEr PFiNCE oF WALs.-lTfi Rkoyal Highness the Prince of Wales arrived yesterday evening at Windsor, and proceeded to Cumnberland Lodge, on a visit to the Prince and Princess Christian. To-day he will shoot in the Great Park ovdr Adhe 0aI/cov i. Oh: 'esirsday Le -will. hunt with the Windsor GArrison ...

... ITTIE RUSSIAN. EXPEDITION TO MERV. II The correspondent of the Dailgy Chro/'isflc at Sb, Peters. burg states that the preliminary operations in connection with the renewed attomnit this year to reduce the oaSIS of Marv to a Russian dependency wili coummence as early as the weather will permit. Fie says: Altering theplsn of last year, tlco casin oxaedition %eiil be from the north nud north ...

... ! I (From our Special Sunday edition of last week). In accordance with a custom which has obtained in re- cent years, Innocents' Day wee commemorated by a spe- cial service for children ?? abbey on Saturday afternoon. Ordinarily this service takes place on the day of the festival, but owing to Itiocents' Day, falling this year on Sunday, it was decided, for obvious reasons. that the ...

... | NAVY STATIONS FOP, JANUARY, 18SO. , | Acbillcsh. hiucl .u.irelil oitd W C. ofA. ON-telioe m c Iucilrou ?? xi Ii T ?? y f Airica Owell. C or 1. conid AciuioL rt;Sl1;ai. slidf ]irc (e01 1 eortsmn ilihce leL c Alhbcolc.BermIllda lti'iilot-er tol~ud l)slilcV, Ia AlI.Ii1 - lic-eagc to IIidWpeit PO.si. iln:i ' 0101lL l'uniiiugo, N. A. and u'elrlat. lacific Allierta. Portsmnouth 'l . lisio PourS ...

... | Numiansa 2. O'Connor was petitioned against on the ground that being a County Member he had not a sufficient property qualification, i.e., £500 per annum arising from land. He went before the Election Committee, and was weighed up, when, in consequence of some of his land being on the other side of a broek, he was held to be short of the Jegal £500. He lost hia oeat, and was expelled the ...

... SBVIAT, ANUVAUT 4, 1880. SUNDAY'S EDITION. - T-- E TAT RB3DGE. An event, unique in its character, has ended in a catastrophe so horrible as to enable-us to realize how to sup full of horrors. A train crossing, on Sunday evening, the Tay bridge, on its way to Dundee, suddenly disappeared, with its freight of some ninety or a hundred human beings, into the. waters below.. There was a hur- ...

... WOkD9 r~ot- Txz WORZN01I- -- TO TER NDITOE OYiRnhoLs S'HW5?AFEB i.SXa,-Oi this, the fret wetk like, in the new year, MO andrmymates, ?? the yard after the Christ-. was holidays, found that one of our mates who works in the carpenters' shop had pasted up two significant and curious paragraphs cut from newspapers. The firstt was a paragraph out of an Old World paper; the second was one froma New ...

... CYMDELTIIAS Y CERDDOMION- CYNHADLEDD YN NGHAERNARFOXN. A Prydnawn ddydd ?? diweddaf, cynhaliwyd , cynbadledd o gerddoriou Oymreig yn y Guild b Hall, Caernarfon, i'r dyben vo flurfio cymdeithas is gerddorol, yn Nghymra. Yr. oedd yn bresenol yn r y cy!arfod oyntaf y Parch E. Stephen (Tany. r roaria), Dr Joseph. Parry. (Pencerdd America), Afeistri D. Jenkins, Ias. Bae.; W. Jarrett Ro. e berts ...

... FOUR DAYS ON A CAPSTZED VESSEL. Tim Pncifio Steam Navlgation Company's royal v maU steamer Sorats arrived in the Mernsy on ( Thursday from South America, and landed the } otptain and four of the crew of the brig Emnorald, It appears that the Emerald left Shields for Anocna with a cargo of coal on the 23th of November Inet, t under command of CApt-dn P. inool, For the first i few dams ...

... IRON RAILWAY BRlIDGES. 5 ?? the Ljaiy Acts.) The disastrous end of the sh'ort-lived Tay Bridge h as t apparently given rise to a, largce amount 0f niiioufl'i1, aiapprehension in this and Other countries. btruleteros I which have- been crossed Without he'sitation (luring9 :l - winds and weather for several years past maynew be ?? f to be, for the fir-st time., under saspiesou. Ue-c~li- ...