... meeting of railroit4solAcials has been called at San Francisco rfot,the 88th inst., to consider the long con-611Indifit resettled condition of transcendrAintikifintters. It is thought, however, that • Will scarcely be arrived at. as Mr. C. P.lpuntinston ...

... might, with advantage, mend his manners. Could he only be persuaded to treat poor old England with somewhat less arroganceif civility would be too much to ask—that would be a great gain to the entente cordiale. The latest eccentricity of these indomitable ...

... are carried out the Household. His Royal Highness foresees that whenever a deorite of the Crown takes place, ihe Civil Lilt will bo resettled the basis of the new arrangements, which will moke a very considerable and disadvantageous difference to the next ...

... a flood of visitors from the United States is rushing in with full purses. That is the news from Philadelphia. To many minds it will mote material than all the announi of Ministerial combinations and rumoured re-settlements of the Eastern Question. All ...

... visitors from the United Studds rushing in with full pones. That is the news of this morning from Philadelphia. To many minds it will be more material than all the an. nonnoementsof Mnisterial combinations and rumoured re-settlements of the Eastern Question ...

... visitors from the United States is rushing in with full purses. That is the news if this morning from Philadelphia. To many minds it will be more material than all the announcement. of Ministerial combinations and rumoured re-settlements of the Eastern Question ...

... Interpreters, Navy, litudente, &vise Clerks. I 'adeta. civil Caniitte, trout all Booksellers, Id. Weekly. Prospectus on application to eenetary. King's London. SCHOLA RSIITII3. —EXHIBITIONS. —The CIVIL SERVIVE INSTITUTE will bold. in Jaw and EXAMS. of CANDIDATE; ...

... ABRIDGED TRUTH, In view of the re-settlement of the Civil Lift, which will take place the demise the Crown’ it may be that the recommendations of Lord Sydney and Sir Reginald Welby, and those the permanent officials who were confidently consulted by them ...

... conclusion, expressed his confidence that these two questions would be successfully solved, because France had known how to unite firmness with the con sideration she owed to a Power with which she had had long rela tions of friendship, and with which ...

... Tynan (Number One) has revealed his whereabouts, and that both he and Sheridan profess them- selves ready to surrender to the United States’ authorities when called upon. Ata meeting of Irishmen held in New York on Monday night, Mr Sullivan urged them to ...

... RUSSIA. THE EUROPEAN POLICY OF THE GOVERNMENT. ET PITJRSETIO. EatoFday. The alarmist reports lefty circulated resettling the European situation and the Intentions of Reeds are discussed by the Attract/ de St. Pekrsbourg. It denies the statement of a London ...

... AT SEA. _ . • THE GLASGOW WEEKLY HERALD, MARCH 17, 1883. S_ _ ' ',ls of grassus, and in other paint : sarrat VOTES IN THE CIVIL SEIIVICE EXTENSIVE FRIES, GLASGOW TOWN COUNCIL, COMMISSIONERS' MEETINGS. I WIT Alit 13 I=rt 3 Mt) ult. '-- sece brush. But ...