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... Effid obtniaql? otwd. TIlE EXPEDITION AGAINST THE TURKOMANS-SEVERE FIGHTING. The special correspondent of the Daily News telegraphs from Derguez on December 20 :-A courier from Askabad brings news of severe fighting near Geok Tepe. The losses were heavy on both sides. The Russians withdrew a ,hoit distance. Decisive fighting is expected soon. The Standard publishes a telegram from St. ...
... I I THE newspapers of New York, Baltimore, and other leading cities of the United Statee, have for some time past contained accounts of the doings of an accomplished English swindler, who, after passing himself off under several aristocratic English names, and succeeding thereby in introducing himself into the most fashionable society, where he became the lion of the day, has now been ...
... 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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... [WtITll ITbUSITRATIONS.] TSr trial of AMesrs. flealy nnd Walsh on a charge of havingr used1 menares to compil a farmer named M1.1iUit, lt Biatry, to gine up land he Ilad taken afte! thle eviotion of a foruier tenant named At.Grath, took.place at the Ass;zes in Cork, on Wednesday, boefore Judge Fitzgerald. A large number of persons were sei aside, by thle Crown. Ultimltely eleven Catholics and ...
... During the past year undoubted progress has been made in the general trade of the country. No startling events, financial or commercial, have occurred, but a steady genuine improvement. may be traced in every department of business. What is thus happily familiar in the experience of every one requires no proof of its existence ; but if evidence is wanted it will be readily found in the figures ...
... l0Xt6% THE LAND AGITATION IN IRELAND THERE was very little excitement in Dublin, and no attempt at any adverse demonstration, on Tuesday, when the State Trial of Mr. Parnell and his fellow traversers was commenced. The first incident in Court was the retirement of Lord Chief Justice May, who stated that he did so because he thought it well to remove every element that might tend to disturb the ...
... MIS'S WALLIS IN EDINBURGH. JUtigTi-Ili was evidenit thht thre popular fragcodienni; hadl i-tot nothing cjqhor or tire frool trees or or tire power which from thle trrsthiave lot. torew nA[crest. tri her acting. '[hoe charm of sperrtareity was pci 'tailly i iutal dO. (t ft it [oat every in tonation of thc synips- ?? V01,t C00:5 1'LtrilOf ura efutl arid pi~frrou re tugesture, welirt to QAaIFpleC ...
... We are sorry to hear that Dr. John Service, one of the ablest of Scotch clergymen and men of letters, who has pub- lished both sermons and a work of fiction, and whose sketch of Burns in the third volume of Mr. J. H. Ward's admirable Extracts from British Poets is a piece of delicate criti- cism, is in such weak health that he has to go to the South of France to endeavour to re-establish ...