... EST NE ?? -- - ?? LATEST NEWS, It (By Preeman Special Wire.) *1 LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. *1 PFreemcan Office, 211 Strand, London, Monday Morning. Fiiihting is 7sy no means at an end in Afghan- i'sI'an, for Mahomed Jan holds Ghuzuee, is collect. ilfZ revenue, or rather levying war contributions, n|alli S1. uddition to a force being raised for him in ; ?? aappeals havm been made to the Turko. m ...

... A FG FL AN I S T A. DA. CAO;, FRTMAYV Genor el Roberts held a durbar to diey at which he delivered an address aaur!i,; Msalika oz the friendly Intentious of tho BritAth Govormnnon, and their desire to reepeci A.fgl-n IlMf, propcilty, end religion, The CGonoxal p-intcd ont that ido .3snog hrd been uncuccossful, r¢;l -1'cl A?.'-vatiun to the forbearanoD and generosity of the B;i~h, SbaTa;&z Rhan ...

... EO N.% Z i, T T AT 3, Tun' torn 3:207 it-, lie U~n'tMrilZ~;46 w~r c 25q V--y pes Atcis'Tfri'.n2:o F~ ,~ra,nfth Wet', o'o ?? L ig 00113 codA by toitaitornenitt tlr. the Erit? of threo) farmii 12t,-ir 622o o in Kiili~tmt., &Ojiioil'g c;,tM otO'2' 0111t1 ua21.0x 000 151220i3Im2V.3t, iq cq't231 ti 'ou.oot! ho. - 3022rt.12r of ~that of i c bzy 6ci`~ YI -ek. T~im' 2.ooad2,s fotrm of 40.000 nw'cU it ...

... 'We say, both work and alms. The alms of the good and generous-hearted have never been want- ing to this coun- ry in the hour of her need, but that species of em ployment which would raiseher above widespread pauperism and periodical famines has never yet been granted to her. In the famine of '47 the first comprehensive act passed to employ the people was known as the Labour Rate Act. This Act ...

... LUW6 COF S401PS ON 2ST U74AR2.MTiN B..lIF | AND JL'SA CDU.a1O. A~rro slthgn for acme cbv the Theoad of Trade Iqpidry' at. civfgew into (ho H of tiho Lamrlimd (in 1hkiUe1-wltin_ P of, ?? vt flvowa n, aod the tamer Muicb on 11ga Cm)dy, wldlo nn ' vo't.l-e from Larne to the Clyde-, hrive icarmd the followiegi judg- lrioats:- The CouRr, ttivinp crrefe'ny bIepdrec' fet, the olrnumance ?? 11he ...

... tt VIONIRMPOIN D'.EIINCI?Ill THE RECENlT APOIN-JfN.T OF S-UB- INSPECTOR iAL1}.:tRL. TO TUN 3tDI1ORo Tli ap NsT E ITVR2 ItTTfR, SR- Tlo ?? IAI3ll be rgoafly p,-ao& atlj Lji'on appointment of Sub (Impeotor, -Hoe), to tliO CO0li of Rcleldcut Make 'o oone ?? bi ognec dezervbng ef tho hor-ur, au, by he rbil iit, and courtbezy, ho h:w ganct). r uhv'cpeoS of di neance o' tioo) cormiAry. I' *ttv:tt ...

... T1IIH C:uyzC!ET OF' IRELAND. ST. PAU'S C1IURMCU.-A± t.'he wvehly meeting of the oslect veutry, hfoldL o toe 6th inut., it w&5a an0 nooncad tlait she P.Sev, Charlee Allen, In addition to many former aote of liberality to the parish in which he hue so long leboured, had conveyed his reiidence to trustees; as a glebh for St. Paul's, re. serving hiW 1110 if nt, The tru3tees marned in the deod areo ...

... 2it I I (By Reuter's end. ?? , Telegraph.) ?? -AFGaAH WR ?? ?? MAHOMED SAN AGAIN. (SPECAL TBLEGRAB.) London. Saturday. A, Daily News Lakore telegram says that the shops are opening and the people are returning to .tCabuld Large convoys 'under strong escorts are proceeding from Gundamuck to Cabul. Yakoob's wife aisd mother are prisoners on their way to' India. The spot'where the six men of tha ...

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... I MANSION HOUSE RELIEF FUND, The committeeomet at the gansion House on Saturday last. The Right Hon. the Lord Mayor presided, and after wards his Grace the Most Rev. Dr. Trench. There were also ?? George B. Owens, Charles Kennedy, David Drimmie, C. E. Mleldon, MP., Sir Arthur Guinness, M.P.; Rev. J. Daniel, V. B. Dillon, H. J. Gill, Sir J. Banington, Thomas Pim, jun.; J. F.- Lombard, W. M ...

... Every one will rejoice to learn that Carlisle- bridge-to use the name of the old structure-is now on the eve of completion. Nothing, in fact, remains to be done but what may be termed the finishing touches, and upon Mr. Doherty, the con- ttaotor, the work will ever reflect the highest poa- sible credit. Within three months the whole space will be thrown open, and however much may be expected, ...

... I(From the Lady Correspondent of _the Evetil4 London, Friday,. The first petition for the application of tht Habitual Drunkards Act was made yesterf day by the husband of a drunken woman, Wlose story appears certainly togive hit must righteous claim to the benefit of th6 act, which would seem to have been made onw purpose for such cases as that of which he isd a victim. And yet his demand for ...