... The following in the total rraipto froin rerenn, into the Iran Ist April to Oetobar SI, for periodnet jrear ..*45,t75,2U j550,30«,:i:.3 Balanoea .1 41,010,910 period last ymr. Unapt *, 4M.Mt.Mt /UMW.TB7 .Mm ...

... engaging the practical consideration of a group Enjlish capitalists. Another scheme called into existence the prospective changes in is the constructs of a line railway from Koeeeir, on the Red Sea, to Skmt on the Nil*, there is a railway to Cairo. The latter schema has its origin in Calcutta, but has been asked for it in London, Errs a asd ConroKriDk— Br a thorough knowledge of the laws ...

... Description of Stock. Miare. Di^,d ' RAILWAYS. £ £n. v. Arbroath an«l Forfar. 5 Dundee 1 50 ...

... WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1882. Contradiction is given by the Standard the recent reports the arming of twelve merchant cruisers for the Chinese sear, and six similar craH for the Pacific stations. The Indian troops in Egypt were reviewed yesterday morning by Sir Garnet previous to their departure rrom that country. building in Cairo is being fitted trial prisoners, including Arabi and Toulb*, ...

... SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1882. The trial of Arabi Pasha and the leading rebels is expected to begin either to-day or Monday. The charge to be preferred against them is a threefold one—massacre, incendiarism, and violation of the flag trnoe. The Duke and Duchess Albany arrived Renfrew last night, and were met at the station Sir Archibald Campbell and numerous company. The Royal party drove through ...

... Tbxke is one subject which a certain amount agreement is found exist between the Marquis Salisbury wad the President of tke late Trades' Union Congress. They are both favourable to working men being elected sa Members of Parliament may remembered that the President, in his inaugural address to the Congress, gave it a reason for approving of the proposed assimilation the borough and county ...

... WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1882. M. Chabot the well-known expert in handwriting, is dead. According to present estimates, the yield the United States corn crop is expected to be 1680 million bushels. Mr James Cowan, MP. for Edinburgh, has resigned his seat on account ill-hetlth. circular has been issued by Mr Gladstone, reminding Liberal member* that, upon the reassembling of Parliament, attention ...

... is stated now that Mr Parnell has cabled to Mr Mooney, the President of the National Land League of the United States. His telegram says:— We advise a prudent though firm policy, strictly maintaining our original programme—abolition of rack rents, pending the attornment of peasant proprietary. am confident that this policy will secure the minimum of oppressive coercion, and the maximum of ...

... In tbe Walaall Bankreptcy Court yea tor day afternoon petition una IM by Memn Jonee Brotbera, irouauaten, aoalwaaten, coke mnfacturera, and at Dudley, Rowley, Ragia, rain wick, and Walaall. Liabilitiee, £76,« m, one lair teaared. (Met! available for geaarul creditor) are tSfWO. THE NORTH OF SCOTLAND BANK, LIMITED. report by tbe Director! North of Boot* land Bank, Limited, the annual general ...

... Srcnro that Land Law Reform one of the M on which the Government pledged, sod pledged to legislate aa , soon the enactment of the new Rules of Finned urn provides for the expected facilitat- , ing at the business of the House of Commons, it would be surprising if such bodies , ss the Farmers' Alliance and the Scottish Alliance did not take care to be instant in ■SMffl and out of season in ...

... D-ertpMo. of Stock. -4,«. j,,^ RAILWAYS. £. t. ' «. D. Arbroath «u.i ->5 I £s Kit awl ill Jl*, 3 . ,>ux.k 109 2 WeriWiio, .No 1 btouk lw» nil. 12 Do. Jo., So. | luu lul CoMolMiMeU Oust Stock ill# 104 0 Coneolid.ted Put., No. I, .stock 100 « 1(4 0 Do. Uu., Mu.l' 4 lie « Ordinary stock UK) 31 1(2 15 North Ordiuarjr.. 12 £diu. 4 D 0. 40 Kdm. *QU«fowPrar itoo-'CUD l HI MmikUwie Href ...

... WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1882. new Russian loan £8,000,000 sterling is expected to be issued towards the end this month. The German Government has introduced novelty in railway travelling which is worth the attention of railway companies in this country. In future the carriages on German railways will be painted the same colour u the tickets of the different classes—first, yellow second, green ; ...