... J [EXOIac~QZ OOM£PSIJ'0 T5L5QRA.I PAnes, TsuBeDA, 6 PM,-The statement published here this altr~poon, lihat Engand has ordered a gunboat to proceed te, Madagascar, eaaaed agreateensation, and all tba eveupg papers commenlt upon the news In terms of'irdlnatlpn. England is described aS ?? jealous as well a~perfldefidlouAlbloz, and ?? Government Is urged not to falter in the attitude it has taken ...

... |DECLINING XWO- e hL- | IDRLINNGCONSUMPTION OF ALOOHOLi. Traces of the progros of- the temperance movement' may be eean In:the records of home-consumptlon Of winesg spiritia, and1 beer this year. nathusiastic supportars of the moveowent have bean ?? ol their wine cellars, .and; while the cosnsnptIon-oF upitila baa disintlya falle3'. off tbi year, thelior ?? tht qlantity-o! beobaqrgea with ...

... O:: A iU=IS : iM 1 dn} ys; d4 - P *'..--OMBOYM --Ii«E I Ad~~ - ~ ,ZIhoP ax efti.'^i icit wrould sutely be vt'a ariraleh` evloe for many ai mltaubA bathe Breat ' ~ ?? Ohlsinsatbxs Men~ ArID?, of askes4utof .o I),bl up~ ~~bon us withy hug ito n o~7 known o ig~a ~ deire t~tblleout mioney., We .gi~ethem lila'nuneyas t~oneho cres 'I8 tand. and do~se; with a face ~bsamiug wth~ henevoleica, 'nd'. ...

... IHE]I1OALBi -MTALS8.if, - of r.J. Berger pewem and te Ob.s #Wy K14. ,at M-:- ?? DRoE 16iBrf, 1882, CnhM~a~Ls-Durfeg the 'voek' nothtiihae arisen 08 tendlig to diaturp. tae quietness o1ttae. .4 rather de. ut creasing attention is belag accorded to by.both makers o and coniumerg, a!aoqdition' be eixpecttd Ilhe'-earer 1y approachof 'the termlnetlci ol 'tli ye''andthb half. yearly balancing and ...

... . 9 ?? rt 'S give I - = ' BATH. PoLred, ATUIRIAY..-M5CY Josephine Silcox w5s SWu.m moed forr, us ing obnoxious language twarlds Oi ral Susan nah B ally, on.the 15th instant. B ound over td keep the peace for three months, herself in £10 and two suretiesiof l£ ea ?? Lowle, of London, charged with begging In Bartona-treet, was ommitted for saven d.ays' bard Aaboor.-Elizseboth Chamb arloai, a yo ...

... IaE imEPTED LETTER. iW'^ ALF O RD lS 131II3 ' WPUD ElPKILLIPS. i 1 witier's day.': ?? snow lay several Inohes t ,i1 thegirou~id, malting the whole couutry a.sheet I .Wtpl~ he' fainw l reee and hedges in that barren spot Q I'delt tbeyowere trimmed with sWaM'sIdown, and BfiGm~ the .,branches. A .pierciag east wind ~amQe teaeg alongB in fierce and sudden guste, bringing wtlit I~t thfin flaked of ...

... ;HEAVY - SNOWSTORMS. * DEATHS FROM EXPOSURE, Telegrams from different parts ofe the country report the prevalence of heavy enowatores on Taesday night and jesterday. Sao, fall very ?? in the district of Monmoutb, being by ffri the deepest since thef great storm' of 1880, Traefio n ,tb district wam yesterday greatly lmpeded, andwthe mai cart was delayed nearly three hours. In.sorme places the ...

... Dr. W. A. Richardson, the sanitary reformer, has inti- mated that he will contest Finsbury at the next election on advanced Liberal principles. p Sir It. Peek, M.P., presiding at the inaugural meeting ai of the Mid-Surrey Working-Men's Constitutional Associa- a tion at Sutton on Wednesday, said that it might be b depended on that when such men as Mr. Bright and Mr. ti Forstcr left the Cabinet, ...

... THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT, [ti isl lit ox III hit ul or e3 rc F cil 'el WI id m SLIGHTLY ALTERED. This is the domiciliary habitation that John erected. This is the permeated grain that was deposited in the domiciliary habitation that John erected. This is the muristie vermin that demolished the per. meated grain that was deposited in the domiciliary I habitation that John erected. This is the ...

... PRIZE DAY IN rHE SCHOOLS. EXETER 6ORAIMATI SCHOOL. - T There wvas a larga ?? Of Govarliors arid frienlds a; Gos tlce teater G rammar Sch~ool, las Weeodoy3 afternoon0 on theet the occasion o ath'i,- break-tspj for thle Cirioteuss tori holidays. Amerg thoso pros'o'it wiv the tt~lat Rey the r Lord Bishop of sirs Dioecese the Rig'rt Wos hipt oll chs sobs Mayer (S. JonesF, tspa.), Sir Jobs' ...

... It is announced that Her Majesty has been pleased to offer a to Dr. Benson, the Bishop of Truro, the Archbishopric of of Canterbury, vacant through the death of the Right Rev. r Dr. Tait, and his lordship, after full consideration, has signified his acceptance of the office. The Right Rev. r Edward Benson, D.D., Bishop of Truro, is a son of Mr. Edward White Benson, of Birmingham Heath, where ...

... | TBE -B2O4V OF THE MIN8EOU$ I_ _ __ - -. .L ' . : I- . tr, 8FAX The Dean, of Bristol aends' us the, followinlg for, .pnblle t30on': . 5i -LIat evening I received the ?? With £10oenlosed ?? .Sir-I 'enlose a contribution towards the reimovalof the remnant of tbe Minster House, with a hope that the recommendation ofyour architect may be carded onto and that thehbeauties of the western enftrne ...