... KINGSTOWN IN TELLJGENCE. rysmtrrots D.SAPPEARAX'CT.-Vhe mysteriout disappearance of a young woman from the village of Cabinteely has caused considerable alarm in that district. The woman was aged about 22 years. and daughter of a well-to-do farmer in the locality. She went out on Thursday evening last on some errand, and lias not since been beard of. Every effort has been made by friends to ...

... IME NORTH RDBING ELECTION .z. ?? ! . _ _ -r- (nOm ovti SPECAL COrSPOiNmmI.1 NOR;IMLLERON, ?? In the olden time, as gossips tell, bound a:.d dependent electors in Yorkshire went from :,11 parts of the county to the city, of Yore '0 record in some cases their own votes, but nlore frequently the votes of their landlords. A dc- scendant of these voters of the old school teh s how in 1807 his ...

... ITHE GLASHbW INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL I SCANDAL (BY TELEGRAM) GLASGOW, TSESAY Niesa. Proof was laid before Sheriff Dees to-day in the action at the inbtance of Archibald Park on behalf of his dwughter, Maxy Jane Park, ?? H. Wallace, matron ot Lochburn IndAtrial School, Mary- hlt, claiming 605. damages for the alleged ill- treatment of the girl during her stay in the school.- Mr.J.E H. A. Macdonald, Q ...

... ELECATION INELUGENCE :NORTH nafl5. Mr. Rowlandeon attendeds a. meting held et canidaein ddessincg t~he clhectors,3expressed tho opnoug tat the mon afey puft int~o the ltndd biy farmers Lote~r, iethaet he wars a meemaber eof the l'arers' .Aflience, ho acknowvledged that he was a member of the central committee in London that drewv up the Alli r uca BllU but he voted against both clauses ...

... THE WEATHEI?, TnE following forecasts, referring to the wfeather of the~easeing twenty-four hourse, were issued by the ?? Department, London, yester- day evening;- 0. Scotland, N. *. 1South -westerly breezes 1. Scotland, E. .. J moderating; fair; cooler. ( South . westerly breezes. 2. England, NE .. J light; dull ; some fog;i colder. 3. Eglan, E..- {airs; dull; foggy; colder. ( Soath - ...

... THE WEATIEMR T-n following forecasts, referring to the weather of the ensuing twenty-four hours, were issued by the Mstatiorplogioal Thepartmen, London, yester- day eve1g; South-westerly and south- O. Scotland, N. ,. erly winds, increasing in force; fair and cold at 1. Scotland,E. first; then milder and rainy. 2. England, N.E. Wind returning to south- ,2i. Eingland, NT .B. west or south again, ...

... Befas Beo-feli (ESTABLISHEBD ANNO 1737.) BELFA ST: THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1882. Official contradiction is given in Constanti- nople to the rumonr that the Government in. tended to make Christians liable to the con- scription law. A despatch from Valparaiso announces the conclusion of a treaty of peace between Bolivia and Chili. The conditions require Bolivia to surrender territory along the ...

... SINGULSR STORY OF A RETIRED PHYSICIAN. A 11MIReD physician resident in London has com- municated the following singular story to the Daily Telegraph:-About forty years ago I was called upon to consult respecting the case of a certain John Crawford, who lived in one of the side streets of Crawford Street, Iffarylebone. Subsequently I attended this patient for a month or more, he being a ...

... [BY TELEORAPi.] LORD CLauD HAMILTON attended the opening ban- quet do the Toxteth Conservative Club last night, and responding to the toast of The City Mem- bers, accused the present Government of having been founded and maintained upon a system of cant and humbug. He quoted the treatment of the imprisoned bribers at the hands of men who had been elected by such corrupt constituencies as ...

... GENI R iAL FOREIG4N NEMS, 11 ezrsea's TaslcAEost.)t G1P.IRLMANY. 9rlE; NEW YEAR'S RECEPTION. V Mon1day -At yesterday's New Year's recep- . t L icnrifl: Emperor is stated to have repeatedly i, il the COUrse of conversation wvth various l; ,his r~il hoJU for tie undisturbed coutinuaace of ll;s :iajusrV distitiuaished Prince Bismarck by a warm essjenj Ot his slecial confidence. It is remarked ...

... IRAILWAY TRAFFIC RETUNS. meck 1 81. lee. Inc. Wee.r 19S1. 1e83. Inc Dcc. ending 3 £ S B Calueodnan . , , Jan. I 6J,724 .. 54, 125 , . ambian an.. - 1 ,. 2,994 2,82e i9 ` DutchkRhish ?? Dec. 30 . 420 Glasgow and South.West. - 31 .. 20,2s,.. 21,606 .. - 1,400 Great Noilthern ?? Jan. 1 .. 03,297 00,830 .. 2,437 ,, Do. Joint ines. .. - 1 .. 5,373 . 4,524.. 424 GreatNorth of SEatifha,. Dee. l 5 ...

... . .. -- - ?? -- ? i-I I ?. I -1 . P, ! ?j , 1. ?- 3. -j . ! i . I - i | 1 A TIMEGRAII from Hong-Kong says the Bacebante, havilg o1 board Princo Albert Victor and Prince George, sailed on Saturday for Suez. trc IT is officially announced that Sir Henry I Buiver, K.C.MG., has been appointed Govcrnor of wvi Xntal. be TEn Anglo-French Treaty ComnlissiOlnOrs th crmmenced their sittings on ...