... AN UNSUCCFSSFUIL LAW SUIT. Ey THE case of the Rev. Alexander Mackay, ir M.A., LL.D., lately Free Church minister at cl Rhynie, against the Great North of Scotland Df Railway Company, for damages for personal ar injury, attracted a good deal of notice in -the is Court of Session in the early days of this week. n The Judge who tried it was the Lord President, ie and a formidable array of leading ...

... NEATH, ON Monday and Tuesday a bazaar was held in the British Sohoelroom, the object of which was to pcovidefuudil towards liquidating the debt now existing on the Bible Christian Chapel, near Neath. The stalls were well provided with useful articles, and found ready purchasers. Upwards of £50 were received tip to Tuesday night. OF THB PEACE.—Thomas Walters was cbacgc4 with threatening his ...

... IN THE YEAR 1880. THE year that has just closed has been one pregnant to a degree with great and marked events. Everywhere there has been activity and motion both in desirable and in ob- jectionable directions. Perhaps the point where the activity has been least manifest is the very plaee where many would wish it most palpable. Our trade and commerce do not seem to have moved with the rapidity ...

... THE CURIOSITY CORNER. To the Editor of the RHYL ADVERTISER. MR EDITOR,—No doubt many residents as well as visitors with myself often look at the plot of land at the comer of High Street and the Parade. I saw to- day over the door of one of the old Wooden huts Old Curiosity Shop. I thought it ought to have gone a little further and said Old Curiosity Hut on Curiosity Corner. I asked who is ...

... LONDONV, SATURDAY, JANUARY I, I88r. 1880. Of all the years that have fled since the beginning of the Crimean War that which has just passed is, in many respects, entitled to be ranked as annzns mirabilis. It has left a mark upon the history of mankind in more than one land which will be ineffaceable, and it has left authority enfeebled and social peril heightened in our own islands. When it ...

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... h a I by Our Annual Almanark, as we announced on Wednes- in day, could not be completed in time for issue to-day an Oa it will therefore not appear until Saturday next, ii ?? ?? __ _I, by A partial eclipse of the sun, which was visible in Porte- 'I sat ?? place yesterday af terupon. The eclipseebegan q7 to ata 14 t ?? a140p.m.; the greatest phase was at 2.35 £ ffin p~m., and it ended at 3.23 p ...

... Despatch Port of Next t DESTJINATIO¶N. of mail g. despatch. mail doe. Anusitralla (South and West, Tas, mania,aud Victoria)vla s thn . Ditto vi. Ilrindisl Doe. 31 (E) . i.a. 6 Bermida, via v Y nrl ,lce., 3 0() Cork ?? Br.1D & Hone Video. via LivpI?. Jo.:l 11 (E) Lierpoolfl 11 Brazit, via Souithamptol ?? .Jan. 10 (ml Soutiotln l4o 31 Ditto. by French packet . Jal. 18 (E) ?? . 7 BucaoC e Ayres ...

... I THE XAIWAND FIGHT. The Londons Gazette last night published, among other general orders by the Governor-General of India, an interesting report from Lieutenant-General Primrose, K:andahar, October 1, describing the gallant and deter- mined stand made by the officers and men of the 66th Berkshire Regiment, at Maiwand, July 27. Fifteen officers and 364 men formed the,,6ghting line, and of ...

... THE OLD YEAR OUT. The old year is dead, and we have to wish our readers in accordance with time-honoured custom, a Happy New Year Time waits for no man, and with equal footsteps the days and months march on. There is nothing new to be said on the point, for the subject has been dealt with in all ages, and by the most lofty intellects. It is an old, old, story, this about the lapse of time. ...

... THE OPENING OF PARLIAMENT. 1 he Address in answer to tie Queen's Speech will be movcl in the House of Lords by Lord Cring tOll and seconded by the Earl of Yai- borough. The Address will be moved in the licuse ot Commons by Mr Stuart Renle), M.P. for Montgomeryshire, and seconded by Mr Slagg, J.P. for Manchester, ...

... IJADT I tTB.—The fifth BIFF UHY of Lady Bate, the intuit daughter of Lord tud La lv J4;ite, wa., celebrated at Cardiff ou Fri- day by the ringii»g oi St. John's bei's. A flag was hoisted on tre Castle Keep, and the shippiug at the Docks were uuuatt»Uy gay with bunting. SUDDEN DEATH,—A m»u NAMED J as. Baggs, tailor, cf Wood-street, was suddenly taken un- well on Saturday morning. Dr. Granger ...