... ! - AND LOvU k- s LONO..FWND LLCIE XOTiS. 3 - .S to L[nr oTB ow' OOkitspown I The I have had an opportunity of readi tI 50 d is of the opinions of great officials in India or, the the Ilbert Hill, although the paperls have nlot tral yet been published in ItnDgland.- (ie of toe mot-ntretigminutes is that written by 1-of Sir F. Roberts, the victor of Candafis, h the is now Commander-inoh0ief IJI ...

... -THE iRRON AND STEEL INSTITUTE, -- the * EXTRAORDINARY ACCIDENT DURING AN l ~i'EtION OF WVORS. To cee, A DELFGATE RILLED AN D OTBERS INJURED. obv Tire second days proceedings of the Iron and 1O Steel IstAirute lreeting at Mildiesborough were i: czumed on Wednesday. The president iMr. B., Saaiuelson, ?? occupied the chtair,and ?? Dae e; tire n andred members were present. Foure -snC sabers Were ...

... - slead a line CARDTFK go'ng Sr. JOHN's Cirois Pxc-aeec?--This pic-rile took a lead tolace on Wednesday last. A party numbering 48 one proceeded ?? and Tintern by the .-teata adop- Wester Railwy, alighting first at Chiepstow, f coast where they proceeded to the church. HElra they Cs b:e wero mettby the vicar. After service they-strolled chinE, about the town, returning ait one o'-lock to ...

... O P - D - -RC . CORRESPON DENCE. tly MAloiipronsfhswlei NH ?? or the pae'neno hi eteswl b eetd.Z en e cnno pulis liy ltte a iec th writer sends i in- bi ELNM 0 ?? ly for pu1,- ?? antudraet eunrejected coin- T'R, of muiain ne nyc ersaos nd ens EnIRRACHI Or CONTRACTr-*'Inquirer (Canton) did not taill lt send us a copy of the ecisiraut onl which he relies; and me fromt the contents of hits ...

... THE TIMECS ONAMR. IVOR JAMES'S FARTHING I L. SCE~flLAPSHIP SORHiME. rtes The Tvies in its issue of, Tueisday hras the fol- a or- lowing editorial article oan thd subject of thle b Paritin Scolarship Scheme of the South Wailes S I of Lollege: An appeal has beean made to the Southit as, Wales collieirs ton subscribe for the foundation of£ Alabour seliol-arqhips at the South Wales College.,~ ca ...

... THANKSGIVING :FOR SUNDAY CLOSiNG AT PONTY'PRIDD. A public tha-nvkgiving meeting for the pas'i-|, . lte Welsh Sunday Closing Act was held, under the auspices of tie local Blue Ribbon Committees,' I at Penuei Calvinistic Methodist Chapel, ronty- pri-d, on Sunday evuning last There was onl a axsli auliprnce. A fow pravers Laving been offered Y vI, laymen,the RIev.. Evans,of t-ietiiyr, delivered L ...

... , G S -O L m, It is not at all Surprising that Continental journalists should be exercised over Mr. he LA NE's visit to Copenhagen just al A, the time when the Emperor of Itussl, is staying at the Danish Court. The Z English Prime Minister is ?? all . over Europe as the eager apologist ?? for Russian aggressions, and Russia stand- ia a- need of a champion just now, when she has asserted her ...

... THE NATIONTALISATION OF THE LAND. Mr. Froderic Harriton contributes the following to the Pall Aiall Gahzette :-The project, or rather set of incorn- 150 patibie projects, known under this title are far too vagtne IY an complicae'dto hle adequately treated in a column ; hut adsome remorics may be in place on the growieg importance er of The1 sebject.. It is no longer aI fed, like sasti- 110v ...

... IF you will give my cook a slice of bread to dress and prepare with all those additions of wine, spice, butter, and sauce, she will make you a far more delicious dish than that Bah ! the fish is beneath contempt. My friend was perfectly correct ; the fish, a very fine carp, was beneath contempt. He was a glorious fellow, and we caught him- that is to say, I hooked him, played him. in the ...

... THIE GRAND PARADE AT JANUS HUGEL-BATTALION OF INFANTRY TAKING UP POSITION THE GERMAN MANEUVRES THE German Autumn Manceuvres this year have been divided into two sets. The first took place between Sept. r4th and 19th, on the historic field of Rossbach, where the 4th or Saxon Thuringian Army Corps went through the customary evolutions under the eye of the Emperor. The second, those of the iith ...

... GOLD IN THE TRANSMAAL WHERE was Tharshish, whence Solomon's navy brought, besides gold and silver, ivory, and apes, and peacocks ? Tartessus, says the schoolboy. No, my young friend ; that Spanish port might account for transportable merchandise like ivory; yon may even say that the apes could be got at Gibraltar, possibly, in those early days, on the mainland of Spain itself; but how-about ...

... bt¢ wuat iarhkt. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 21,1883. BIRMINGHAM and Manchester are just now furnishing apt illustration of that peculiar type of unity which appertains to the great Liberal party. What L Liberal may mean becomes every day more doubtful. In the former centre of population the name is generally scouted; and in the latter there are indications that those who call themselves by the name ...