... The Press Association Dublin correspondent telegraphs that on Tuesday four men with blackened faces cntered the house of Mr. John Chapuiau Judge, at Galborough, nsear f Moate, county Westmeath, demanded arms, and carried I away a. gun and a revolver and their cases. An investiga- . time was held yesterday, at wvhich lM1r. Judge stated that ho could not identify the parties. No arrests were ...

... HOWS'S .MEE!INGS, IN HULL,; YESTERAY. | THE SIR ROWLAND BILL MEMORIAL Yesterday, a meeting, called by. requisition to the Mayor, was, held in. tle Sessions Court, to-consider the desirability of supporting the movement for a nftional memorial- to the late Sir Rowland Hill. There was a very small attendance. Hisas-orship the Mayorpresided, and upon the bench were the Town Clerk, the Rev. J. ...

... ~EYERYBODY~~CLM.' THIS HADIN WE :PJEOBEP TO HAVE A COLUMn oF COaenrrS, CoeuzurOh , AND ENQoBRS, To9 ; 'BiC iB4 UTD-VOLUNTILY BY bU ADZERS, AND ON WHATEMEVER SUBTJS-THXY PLEXSE. THE ONLY RESTRICTIONS WIL BE IN RESPECT OF ILLEGITIBMATE cTICiSM, LBfitLS, AND 5'LAGRANWL' 1UNTAT3 TOPICS; -OB WHILST EDIT I- EEEI'ONSIBILITY FORTHM COLUMN IS DISCL&AIID, ! 5TIL WILL' BE SUBJECTED TO A CERTAIN AMOUNT OF ...

... ;~l'Lo~tdon -was visited' ky an'exceedingly dense fog' on .Tresday . . bti. inbbhe dy 1iX i:;bringig .the: ;numbe up 'to '31, 'was recovered froioh ?? Tueday.S' : ?? . -. ..The Empress on' her return: to Russia will reside at St. Petersburg.m ?? ' - ; The remains' of 3r. Thomas Landseer'were interred on Saturday. at Highgate,. The Earl of Bessborough is asid to be dying at his seat -in ...

... T T D - Ia THIE TAY BRIDGE DISASTER. DrUN-DEE, Friday Night. C Owving to the prevalent belief that bodies remain s entangled aimong the broken ironvork of the sunken 0 girders ait the Tay Bridgc the committee of the Dundee I Town Council appointed to make arrangenients for recovering the dead have resolved to make anothernnd I fuidl investigation of the wvreck. With this object in view. a L ...

... METTERNICHI ON THIE DISIMEM- BERMENT OF TUR1K EY. (Fuoxt ova GzzxA Coanu.srow~nzT. S There is evidently in many circles in Germcany a firm YU belief that Turkey is about to fall, and a natural desire Wvc to turn this to advantage, as will be dlone by ether great saii Powers. A leading paper had a few dlays ago an im- ftC portant article headed ''The Task of Germiany when h'al Turkey F alls,'' ...

... Ift TO-DAY'S LONDON PAPERS. re rr fE RCURY-OFFICE, Wedialay, 5 a. re ors THE AFGHAN WAR. Ird The -Daily Xnes publishes the following telegram :- Zo LAHOLE, Tuesday.-The Lughman Valley expedi- er tion starts from Jelalabad to-day. The report of the P death of Mahomed Jan is incorrect. He still com- inands the insurgents, whose head-quarters nre at a Ghitznee. Gen. Roberts is iuspecting the site ...

... Ls TITHE PROPOSED NOlliI-E AS7rV-X i COUNTY SCOIOOL. a ! . ^. - :_ S.. As Taking advantage of the attendance of manly WuntY 5 gentlemen at the North Riding Quarter Sessions at t Northalierton, the promoters of the scheme for ?? a middle-class school for Northumberland, D stain, and g the North Riding, convened a weeting for the Riding, f which was held in the Court-house, at Northallerton,5 ...

... In that singular collection of delightful and ddsultory learning and reading, Southey's Doctor, there is a curious calculation founded upon a saying attributed to Thomas Campbell, the poet, to the effect that a man who shaves himself every day, and lives to the age of three score and ten, expends during his life, as much time in the act of shaving as would have sufficed for learning seven ...

... THI-E WEST COAST OF APPT'ICA. ANNEXATION OF TERRITORY 13Y THE BI{ITIS GO ER1tNMENT. Ocr Liverpool correspondents received the following special despatcli yesterday from their correspondent on the (iold Coast, datetlte 8th eecinber:- The Kiln of Agbosomes, head teie, and chiefs lmet the Lienteirnlt-Governor of tie G-old Coast at Qinetta on tho 2nd inst.. and ceded, iuderl pressure, their ...

... TUESDAY, Jannary St7l, 1880. e i A TELEGRAM fron the Viceroy, dated the 4th, l confirms the Reuter's telegram published yesterday. t THE official bulletin issued at Cannes on the l 3rd states that the condition of the Empress of Russia was less satisfactory than it had been. A St. Petersburg telegram says that Prince c Lieven has been appointed MNinister of Domains in I place of 2I. Walujeff, ...

... The Lord Mayor of London received yesterday the fol- lowing letter from her Grace the Duchess of Marlborough, is on the subject of the distress in Ireland: 1. ?? Lodge, January 3rd. I ig My Lord,-I have been requested by the Executive .le Qarnuiittee to thank you for your letters of the 30th ult. ce a~nd its cheque enclosed for £;3,000, and kind premise of Je fnrthier aid in obtaining ...