... VMdat. The market wall attended day, but the demand alow, and the bosiaeae done limited esteat. Flax, Tow, AID Couilla.—Several small transaetione have been closed this week, bet the obtained are generally very lew. To-day there wee not much done oostraet. The Markets abroad are rather firmer, but at old rstea some have dene a moderate trade. Jtrrs.—TU« arrival aix skips front India with J««e ...

... MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1882. Another Nihilist mine reported to have been discovered on the Nioolai Railway, at the fourth station from Moscow. Eighty arrest* are said to have been made A telegram from New York states that the Assyrian Monarch, with Jumbo on hoard, bad arrived that city, and snbsecraently sailed for Boston. The condition Jumbo wa* to be quite satisfactory. Another myiteriou* ...

... It would appear from Mr Gladstone'* remarks in the debate on Mr Redmond's BtU, the arrears Irish rent, that the Government mean so far to dish the Tories, of them approve Mr W. H. Smith's peasant proprietary scheme. What»ver may be thought of the views of the Government as indicated the somewhat indefinite speech of the Prime Minister, there ire, as have more than once said, Virions obstacle* ...

... The Opposition leaders have undoubtedly :hosen good time for their upon Lancashire. Not that Lancashire, according to its present prevailing politics, is not always willing to extend a welcome the Marquis of Salisbury, Sir Stafford North cote, and its own Conservative representatives in Parliament, bnt that this is an opportune time for the opponents of the Government speak out is a time when ...

... David fax aad jat* epianar, Thyport Workr, near Dundee, hat issued circular announcing that, owing tolossm bad trade, ha baa been compelled to suspend payment. Bit liabilities an repsrtsd to about £14,008. His bankers oom* in for unsecured orsniraft of £3060. Various local jate merchests are bsolrad sums reefing from £3OO to £3OOO each. The likely to be a roar one. A meetiag of creditor* baa ...

... OomntßTO bow sometimes ire church faelings in Scotland, ws suppose it may be ss proof of the general good MM the people, and also ot their respect for the ordinance* Worship, thai scensa in chnrchea are rare. Far of feeling about religion with which we tki* are familiar 1* a feeling that lead* discord, and ■Mai show itself lomewhare «oiu« occasion* It do«s not Itself church, ite 'fcVourite ...

... About the most unlooked-for thiiw in the centenary line is the celebration the six hundredth anniversary of the Sicilian Vesper*. was the year 1383 that the French garrison in Sieily, commanded by of Anjou, was massacred the Sicilians. It was a terrible deed—one that lights up, with lurid the darknesa that agea deed which stands out conspicuously even is times every page whose history is the ...

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... WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1882. Tha hall ai a* barrack* by th« Salvation Army destroyed by fira. St G«orga'a ChApel, Windsor, ia now permit nactoesVy arrangements being mad* lor the approaching Royal marriage. yesterday left' London for Pans, and a number of friaada who had hoped have the pleasure seeing tbe Member for Cork at the Charing Crocs Station were disappobitad, having taken his departure ...

... ■ t- Omoiiu ISM. - - 1»M Cow M»|i, te., Dante OroWyK, ~ A ll—. »Tl !»»«. U>r«A, C»l Jm l*fcot Atom. Tt. Co., LJ., Tim» : nwtawa.vT z z z Mdrt.o««& Awtnli*, FMn* CoB|>U)T. 13 C»-, • ta|MHnltMMrtan. j ...

... It no more than what was to expected that the No Rent agitation among the crof ten on Lord Msodonald's estate of the n Braes, Sky*, should extend to neighbouring estates. A thing like this is contagious, a Sheriff Nicolson, in sensible enough letter to his countrymen of Bkye, in which ex- u presses grief at the conduct of the crofters of n the Braes of Portree, and urges them to C desist ...

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