... THri; BTRITISIT LOSSES AT A1BU KLEA. The Tinwio wilitarv critic, discussing the formation of the british troop's at Abhu Klea, says -The existence if a vely slight physiCal obstacle would make a vast difference iu repelling an Arab attackl A mnere visible and palpable line m irlding the sides of a square and showing the mon the preci-ic positioi at which they must .stanrd and( to which they ...

... WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7TiH, 1885. The political horizon is by no means clear. On the contrary, it is cloudy and disquieting. Both at home and abroad the outlook is unpleasant: one knows not what may be hidden behind the Yeil of time. At first sight it might seenm that in Parliament at any rate there would be no special occasions for disturbance. This must needs be the r last year of the present ...

... DISCOVERY OF FORGED BAN[ NOTES3 The Bank of England authorities have been aware for senoe abort time past that a number of forged notes for large amounts have been in circulation, but all efforts to trace them have been fruitless, and not the slightest clae could be obtained as to where these notes were negotiated. I13 the hope of eventually finding out the culprits few facts have transpired, ...

... THE :ERTHQ'UaEi INK SPAWl. lFEOM AN OC'ASIONAL CORRFRPOrNDneT.j In a cosy nook on the shore ofstho blue Mediterranean and sheltered by the southern elopes of the snew-capped Sierra Nevada lies the picturesque town of Malaga, best hinown to Englishmen for Malaga raisins and Malaga oranges. Here, on December 29th, arrived your corros- pondent with two friends, all natives of Clifton, and the ...

... I RENEWED SHOCKS. ABOUT 2000 PEOPLE KILLED. fREUTER'S TELEGRANS-] MADRID, WRI)ESDAY, The King has subscribed 10,000 francs to the National Fund for the relief of the sufferers by the earthquake, and has placed £400 at the disposal of the Governors of Malaga and Granada for the same purpose. The town of Albnqueiqu was completely desteoyed, A telegram from Granada states that 192 bodies had ...

... I THE HEALTH OF THE PREMIER| .. . -. . It Is expected that Sir Andrew Clark will visit the Premier at Hlawarden towards the close of the present week, Sir Andrew is In a position to leave London at any moment should his services be required, but the improvement notleoable In Mr. Gladstone's condition yesterday morning continued throughout the day, and yesterday afternoon it was evident that he ...

... I'ILL L.U)3D0itbRl? OF TRU S~iTrS BILL. Itrr t;D a circu~ztarce in connection wtilh the ?? Bill worth noticleg. Tha batter the I'O'ldloeB of the ra.eure are understood, the more luhalticr nei gewrel Is the support which the siogle. neither i c netituetcirr receive. Yet it ia unquestionable 11at n rny air coite Libernle ?? been prejudiced againist ills eirrior gintrxi. % ieneon of 1 a ...

... PRESENTATION TO MR. H. COOsaEIA. Last evening there was a tea, followed by a public meeting, at Efebeon Schoolroom, Staple Hill, At both ?? tbere vere lavge attendancee. At the former Mr. yjbecdel Cosea3m, who for so many years has occupied a promitent position in the district, was a specially invited guest, and &t the subsequent meeting he was precented with a tastefully illuminated address, ...

... | B&TRf. D1yrn ori Mire BEOADHuEssT.-Wa regret to hear thbt. ir, Bro.,%dhurbt, senior, ot York baildiong, died soMe-! ?? on Monday, the cauee of doath beiog ihe *au P3 u of g ?? vessel. 1riQtceUI .-At the Guuldball yesterday Mr. W. I. tr yhlb, tbe city corineri beld an inquiry into tba cir. cumnetaricea attending the dtath of Charles Long ?? chrhsmaker, who died gp ddenly at the Bath Union ...

... BIBrTOL TEMPERANCE SOOIlTY. The following is a summary of the report to be pre. seated at the annual meeting of ihe Briatol Temperance Bociety and Goepel Temperance Union to be held tbis (Tuesdas) evening, After setting forth that the soolaty is 'Religilou in its basio, Catholic in its creed, and comprehensive and practical In Its methods,' It gives the following deaile: - Affiliated societies ...

... '4RGiLWYR : ROY-NQ ;Yoiq, - i,; I , A . . . ,, .. :- No& Fawrt4i diw lAfA srl wyd ayfarbd aldrl mawr gau Arglwydd Richard Grosvenory,1 Weor- chiteor. Jodii ue Htelatwiai jr Ba1dl. fraint yr nn mwyaf chwyldrbadol yn yFioewbtaeup. n1l3a1 0 ndaS: .ypwdjgtiaw. oni iracndawyr a allai ffarfio riyw -yn ad,4= yranah.a5derat mirwrion oadfd .ga -Mr. au}adpos ?? gyvwydidogion- i' w gwynebu er erio y ...

... dd.-Daeth yr hen wyI arferol, ond ei bod wythnoeson gynt eleni, yr oedd ar ddydd Nadolig yn lie dydd Calan, a chawsom d8 a bara brith da rhagorol yn ighapel y Methodistiaid. Gwasasn. aethliwyd gan y boneddigesau a ?? Ellen H ghes,: Hendre; Annie Jones, Tt capel; Catherine Edwatds, Paro; Jane Wynne, Felin new ydd; Jane Jones, Waen; Mary J. Edwards, Ty'n y pistyl; Margaret Jones, Bron Parc; ...