... oa~ok'' CORRESPONDlNOE. 65 Fr.5-tr S'rnZaZ V WVednersday SIiht. 1 ren l~avtr hardly emerged fro= ona!, _ i3 e.ciernnt has to-day been plunged I' o anothel. For four days the town hba been .n a stae of mingled pain and indignation tcbs dynamite outrages of Saturday, agd to- 0J it3 pulse has been quickened afresh by theI dews from the Soudan. As early, I believe, ; ?? nine or ten o'clock this ...

... LBTTRS TO THE EDITOR FATEliR MtTNRiO ON W1YCIflFER. Weste7rn Club, 51st Deceber, 1884, .SrnWere I bound todefend, in a ?? correspondene, all my public utiternlces against everyone who differed f'rom mae! should ?? ing alargtaek, but I ?? elolptwfl fox thi one time onl In Father Mu s asoe- That| Father Mun~ro should bze ab littl irritated at Uz many hard thintgs saidof his Chuarch at the ...

... BE BRITISH ADVANCE ON KEHARTOUML (or.VICOPNCI^ TELEGRAM. I, From General Lord Wolseley to the A Secretary of state for War:- 4 Korti, 8th Januarys 5.35 P r.z IC Stewart just left with force for Metam- wneb. Hlope We will occupy it without difli~ulty on 16th. One English gentleman, with a guide, a ,,,Ce here to-day from Gakdul, having left it on the 4th instant. j: ICE jsrCIAL TzLEOGArS TO ...

... Glnslo* WZNEmDAY MORNLNG, JANUARY 21. A meeting of the Cabinet5 to consider the! replies of the Powers in reference to the British proposals for the financial settlement of Egypt, was held yesterday at the official residence of a the crime Minister in Downing Streeit. Mr a Gladstone travelled from Hawarden in order to attend the Council, and all the other Ministers Wer present except Lord ...

... REPRESENT4TION OF MID-LOTHIAN. Mr Chas. Dalrymple, M.P., the Conservative candidate for Mid-Lothian, addressed a meeting last night in Celin'ton Schcoi-Room. There was a fair attendacce, and Major Trotter of Colinton Housepresided. At the outset, Mir Dalrymple referred to the Edinburgh letters Upon Scottish affairs, which appeared' from time to time in the 2ise3. In these letters he said ...

... .1~ . - I. .1 - - .. . 1 wt vO1lST,:P.I AND LOUD IO 2SUS ox Ti. COLONES: I A 4ooaernce was held ab the uemorial van hi 1arriag&tJa Street laat night for the purpoe of noes i sidernag 5'thedesirablllty of neintlta;g~alolsirniion betwevsa Great Britain and her colonies than dow existr4 the means of ?? and developing the tead.s of the conotry, and promoting the industrial ?? gf the wage-earning ...

... I GLASGOW LANDLORIDS' ASSOCIATION. The annual general meeting of the Glasgow Landlords' Association was held in the Account- ants' Hall, West Nile Street, ?? John E h Dansken, the president, in the chair. ! Mr JAs WiIena, the secretary, read the annual t report, which stated that the most important sub- t j)ct the directors had had before thers this year t was the new General Police Bill. ...

... ;TRE SCOTCH CROFTERS. A public meeting for the purpose of sympatbils- ing with the crofters and crottars of Scotland in their egitationagainst the present land system was h held last night in the Stepney Meeting School tl Hall, East London. Mr Mactarlane, M.P., pre- N sided, and was supported by Sir George Campbell, Ti aT M.P.; Dr Roderick Macddoald, the Rev. Alex. p Sanderson, and Mr T. ...

... ELECTION NidW$. THE REPRESENTATION OF KIRKCALDY BOROUGHS. A meeting of ?? Committee appointed at a conference of the Executive Committees of the various Liberal Associations in the boroughs was held on Saturday evening in the George Hotel, Kirkcaldy-Bailie Douglas presiding. It was explained that the object of the meeting was to consider the propriety of proceeding with the plebescite in view ...

... I FE', KINROSS, AND CLACKMANgNAN CHAIUTABLE SOCIETY. The forty-seventh acnnal meeting of the mem- bers of the Fife, Kiurose, and Claokmannan Charitable Society of Glasgov was held in the Bath Hotel, Glasgow, ?? George Smeaton Xedger in the chair, The Secretary (Mr John C. Reid) read abstract of the treasurer's accounts and report by the directors. 'the report stated that the receipts from new ...

... THE WIST AFRICAN CON- FERENCE. .. (auTER'S TELEGRAMS.) Berlin, January 7. The Conference met at two o'clock to-day- Dr Busch presiding. in the absence of Count Hatzfeldt. The sitting was a very short one. The Projet de Declaration regarding the slave trade was approved without a dissentient' voice, and no other subject was discussed. The third point of the Conference programme- namely, that ...

... MR COCHRAN PATRICK, M.P.. AT STEVENSTON. Mr P.. W. Cochran Patrick, M.P. for North Ayrshire, delivered atn addressat the fourth amnual supper of the SaIltcoats, Ardrosson, and Stevenston 'Association, 'ihich took place in the.Assembly Rooms, Stevenston, last night. Covers were laid for about 150 gentlemen. Mr J. Baird, Thorney- croft, Kilmarnock, occupied the chair. The corn- pany included Mr ...