... hFGHM?ISTAN. A telerrram fromn the Vicecoy on Tuesday,-stated that. Colonel Normnan wai attacked at Gonda~snk on the 20th, and thait tbe 'enemy~czonsisting of abost '21000 'nen, were driven off'. 'Out.loss was one offcer and one meu 'Xklled, anyd one an a'wounded. A telegram from General;Poberts, the same'day, stated that 'general Baker, with'1j700 mnnr and four guns, hae marched for ...

... ?8SEX. and Brigadier Greneral Sir Evelyn Wood, V.C., C.B., has vine been transferred from the command of the Belfast to rey, that of the Chathama District, By the Qaeen's desire inc he will accompany thle Em rpress Eugeiaie to Soath era1 Africa next month. Mrs.y an COLOHEESTERt. ot f ean ~s Lsarmonth arrived ia Eaton Placeca few days ago from Paris. OPPoOSITION TO THE INTttODUCTION OV Tlt C ...

... (By ?? Correspontdent,) Ceir LThough I have all along inclined to the opinion who .that we should probably have a full session of Parlia- cose L sent this year before the Dissolution, I cannot help dayt being impressed with the persistent and widely pre- expi Evailing Conviction that we shall get no further than shot the Spring before finding the clections upon us. At Auc any rate, while I am ...

... LOSDONICOLCHEST?E IPSWIOH. WOODHiIIDGE, YARMOUTH, AI?D 1?ORWICH, WITH RRA1TC?RS TO MALDO?T, BILAI1?ThEE, SUDBURY, HAY?UILL, BURY, HARWIcB, iIADLEIGH, IPRAMLI1qGHAM, ALDHBURGH, LOWE?3TOET, A1?D BUNGAY 1711GM LIVERPOOL STREET dcp. ?? Forest Gate Moner ?? ?? Chadwoll ?? ?? Harold ?? ?? ?? ?? Hatflsid ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? Maclee ?? ?? Iteleteed ?? ?? Bury St. Edmunde.. COLCI4HSTE1I.am. Wivenbee.ncr. ...

... loRD XLHURLOW ON TEE DEPRESSION IN AGRICULTTURE. Lord Thurlow has recently published statem ents con- cernhing his farms. In a secnd letter to the Tanes he sas: Your correspon dent 'A Bedfordshire Farmer' *asl~ for some details showing in what manner I made l 0!s. an acre profit this year on a farm of 600 acres, andI I will endeavour to satisfy him aa briefly as possible. Myg books coatain no ...

... THES TAiY BRIDGE~ Dye ASTI!IR. 'Ishe diveja asd en~gineers have had a difiicult task -during the week in searchinge for the train which wras a blowrn over wi~th the Tany Bridge oni Sun dag night. The depth of the water, the powverful current, and the turbid e s tate of the wvater all com bine to' render; diring very Ii difficult, All day onl Monday the osearch went on, but n the train could ...

... PARLIAMENTS OF ENGLA§ND, aa 1213-1702. 1328.1328-9. 2 and 3 EDWARaD III., Salitsbury, and adjourned to Westininister. or Suffollk.-.Radulphns de Booktinge, Ricardus de EODuntoich.-NG return msade. RaiB Ipswich.-Njchoians Shirlok. Johannes de Hladeley. it1329.30 4 EDWARD III., Winchester. oah SuF«Olk.-Edmuudus de Soterle, Johaunes de r' DunowioA..-Robeortos Portman. Tbomas de Poer. edr ...

... VACCINATION PRlOPS. ?? a letter appeared signed by Mr. W. IF. Jebb, clerk to the Metropolitan Sma~ll-pox Hos- pitals. In this letter thre astounding statement occurs 3that smaill-pox patients die at these London asylums at this rate, say for every 20 going in, ninue, or nearly half comte out dead; that is if unvaccinatad. fA correspondent wrote to Mr. .Jebb, under date the .3rd Decemrber, ...

... F0R~EJGN :-INTEfLLIGENCE.| @RANOE AiND GERMANT. DBisquieting PumOurs continue in circulation in Ger- many wvith respecti tomthe conduct oE the French Am- bassador at St. Petersburg. General Ohauzy, wrho is persistently charged writhl violent Itusso-philisis, and is suspected-of intrigaing against Germany. t3PAllN. 'On Tuesday another attempt at regicide was made. The-young Kting of Spain was ...

... THE S'TATE OF PARTIES IN TEmu H~OUJSE OF GOONXONS. Thsre have beea fewfer by-electioas in 1879 thlan during any of tha five previoust years of the preseub Parliamtent's existence-only 15 seats having been vacated, as against 40 last year, 18 ia 1877, 26 in 1876, 32 i& 1875, t nd tbe same number in 1874.. One of the Reats vacated thia year, that forraerly occupied by Mr. Wsddy at Bttrnataple, ...

... FO1IEWN LiNTELLLGENO1?. in Nihilism is said to be spreading to an alarming extent X nthe Russian army. Four officers in one regiment were arrested a few days ego on a charge of disseminating re- volutionary intelligence among their subordinates, and ldistributing pamphlets prohibited by the authorities at I St. Petersburg. Seditious prints and documents were Nalso found at the offiacers' ...

... CUIRRNT TOPICS, -Taw little diplomastic brush witli Turkey illustrates lM very well the incurable obstinacy of the governing Im classes of thint coun'try. They appear to be quite tic impervious to the lessons of the last quarter of a ab century. Dr. Knells and lisi assistant, AhmedTewvflk, tli are persecuted for translating the 11013 Scriptures into th the Turkish language. The persecution ...