... GENEREAL NEWS. I.ady Tzendleshaia, wife of Lor(l iendlecham, sesilor snexuhe0.r for F:ast Suf loll;. diil oi TlasslIy shiifght. I-lev laidyeilip, who had been aililg for some tielie, died after a ?? days' illness from bronchitis. TxnmErAnitllilMU Osnasi Exiicxsiomi.-Exteniivo 1srepsra- tiona are being mintlo at l'orticu'inon or .Sandly Cove, betweeni Psuimance and the Land's End, for tih ...

... THE *OLDUBURY GAS CON-SU74ERtS AND TIE LIIi\IINGRAM CQORUPOIVPlOIN. ;II .- * - ?? _ o During the last two or three veicls considerable interest r- Icas been awaklened in the town of OJldbury ansd district in it regard to the gas undertakin g, and the condaet of the Bir- ui:mingbhan Ckorioration in commoncing to lay down frcsh r- *gas rllcincs tbrogligh Oldtury, presuamably to providle a 'e ...

... CORRESPOpNDEICE,,. NOTIVES TOv CQRRESPONDENTS. LA lithiss by7t~6t~u~ ~~~cc i th * ?? fteilie of1iR' i&flastJ we?(s You YeU~gpit&&.ekewcsifonmtsisi ahe 4for. wn XIl.1 ibiee lio Otruet-eol, to se hances4 Mst a!-bere ~~Si,Redqltsb~~T~o Atwb' ?? m itcted ei-tion ita ituth. Gi., Ft,T1 ?? apprntb is n ot ~batpl o 1lv Fsfi 1You mustgor toalar oge hl1t ,x'w ?? ~ ~ kqffle9 ~~ ~hc l~~e48r ...

... of Hanlan is invited to row Trickett in Australia forl |£2,000. M lany deaths have occurred in hospitals at Rome from *r 'the excessivo cold. ' The Grange, Sunninghill, Windsor, has, it is snid, been ' purchased by Baron EBiddleston. l, Mr. Scowcroft's nomination for the Waterloo Cup WBs , baoked in one hand to Win £2,000. on Saturdav. ' It is novw certain that five men havc lost their lives ...

... I Tho monthly meeting of his Council wRB held on F tur. [ day emnens, in the Grand Jury loom at the Public Offices, Mioor Street; Mr. Hooshan ?? the reading of tho correspondence it *as reported that a letter had ibeen received from the edge-tool makers of Wolverhamp. ton, -stating that Mr. Edwards, an employer, had refused l to ensploy his worlkmen unless they left their union. The Council ...

... ELECTION NENVS. EAST WORCESTeisv'S.lIRlE. -A meeting was bold at Droitwich last month, in iefcronce to the positionL anl prospects of the Liberal party in this division. A resolu. tion. was then passed that it was iesirable that the Liberals in E ?? Worcestershire Should organiso them- sclves in their several districts, and talce steps with a view to unitedl action for providing and carsy- ...

... SEIZURE OF GIAZNI FORT. ATIAHOMED JAN 'URGING WAR, SPEECH OF GENERAL ROBERTS. [1;'rUTrR'S TELECGRAMS.] CAMUL, J.ANUARY !. General Roberts held a Durbar to-day, at which he delivered an address, assuring the klaliks of the friendly intentions of the British Government, and their desire to respect the lives, property, and religion of the Afghans. The General showed that the rising had been ...

... : ~ ' . . XF I i~,ttie, x; - OYL sT~trU'TOK.-On1 S9attidy at thre6 oc~hk, ficN the Chairman, A. K. 'Rollt, Esq., LLD:, 'ill lecture on HE haieaa~ba ?? 316t iat .d ~~ Sa~&Cy; '7th. t day, ns. nT Life 'arrison, of the P~ost Ofc,~seneetda Lie onrary Member of the Hull Melchanics:' Instibtute, DI recognition of services rendered ha ii scientifio lecturer.- ,THE HUrLL TRAMWAYS' Radrirrs-.The ...

... ?? :ZE~s:::fa~vS~l Muffs' irenow df atse t' he theati& and. at :ball~;' Ahd al of 'Matin or- piish' . and trimmed with satin floweis. nd 'lacell The fan and handkerchief are carried in them,- or left tin them when not wanted. Fans have at all times d been favourite objects for the display of taste and S luxury.; it if indispensable that the painting on - the fan should be executed by soie well ...

... S :. Tt E is f r Nan -:f fTEl}:-0- f$TOg.f- 0 *_ | f 0 0 _ _ _ An*. _ ._ ; ; 'I , I t . 5 . . .. \ , .. , . - / g . . . THE APPAL'LING CALAMITY AT THE TAY BRIDGE. GREAT LOSS OP LIFE. E THE GENERAL HURRICANE. DAMAGE TO SHIPPING, &c. It must be already in the minda of all that a dread- filly fatal disaster has occurred at the Tay Bridge, near: Dundee, in Scotland. This almost national calainity ...

... DISTIRESS AND EMIGRATION. T hero general fsilure of the crops, hot 0013 in Ireland, but in Great Britain and somie ;arrs of the contineltL , Will, no7 doub5, l:ave the effect of increasing the amount of igraion from Uurpe to tAmerica. There is, in the UnUited State. alone, enough fertile laud to ?? in jgroat comfort at letrt twenly times the present pipulatioa of t'0o Bririh .lulnds. And if to ...

... | MEH. LE, A OSNE, MI.P., IAND THE teICL?:dI:G LAWS. McA~e n'toov . shoug.lt tat mraeh Bnlgi.t Io doe.e in the way 1 lessening, iii;; :lt.Al ee ai! d.?inmnuiii:; i;.s eras by a_ 0L Ii . usr' cols Ji.t epy))lcau Orl o'exiSt;- * I ?? I S ?? TI e ?? ct ftvcar of thce VuihlssiSO :.iii and ' lcal op'ion' h;n heea ?? on the assuim;tioa that legisla- timn has sttrrv filfled to pult th ?? qniestieln ...