... pilEFEB~tA~x~iAGAZINES Far-str NOTICE. ?? with a sonnet by Sir Thee.i sew artn, 0~;esd to be expressive of the i Q ,eeOS C os~n at midnight of the last day ofi tieyea o he Jbile.Sir Theodore also con-3 aar' oe h5r arti tleo thle Bscou-ShaketipCtare Ccloff5Y ii whchhe mnakes m1ince-meatof1 ~c rypegrin. An Irish Liberal die.i ?? iic~ stair asthey are n1ow, and dands 1 s e~i5 itii S55LCOO cange. ...

... t BMI -I STBAU TzRAFIC BEMWEEN Br'rVAIN AND AUERICA. cat ?? second annual rs-anion of, the senpinyds o th tate line was bald in the National Halls nres Gobas Glasgow, lat night. Mr J.BrulCelMurray ted manager- of the company, occupied the chair. aW he wis onpperted, on the platform by Maesrs 1). A ilon' B. IMurray, George MfacFarlanc, JehotarT.i isle .'rndl, R. S. Gemmell, JamoaMaeu ,era, ...

... Id UR LONDON CORRESPONDENCE I AEE ADDRESS DEBIATE--RESUL I OF THE DIVISION. 65 FLE5O S Ts r, ET Friday Night. wg. eise of Lords sat for nearly a couple oft0 * I t-5niLht. Earl Cadogan promised certain .eturls as to crime, but declined to give prtiulars which wereasked for by Earl R.',-llr The Earl of ousebery asked when the r an Treaty in reference to the Canadian ;.;orieOs samld be produced, ...

... ?? . a- DAIRY FARMTNG: TN IPELAND.-An. intoettie~g a record of thre qoasalities and values of butter pro- duced during the last sixteen yware from a dairy of 'q 21 to So1 colts on an average fa~rm in Korry appears a in. the Dublin Faor-ose:-s' Gazeite. Lasthyear was the d worst of oil, the quantity per cowv being onlyt loot, lqr. 17jlb., nod the value £8 18s S~d. The ti largest average was ...

... a LORD GRANVILLE AT THE NATIONAL I LIBEr.AL CLUB'S DINNER. I The first house Iboner of the National Liberal'0 , Club for the present season tbsk place last night, under the presidency of Lard Gra;nville. Io giving b ' the toast of The Qaeer, hi Lordship said there T was uo place wbere the health of Her Majesty was dreceived with so much cordiality as in this club ?? he might make as ...

... | LIVE-STOCK CARRIAGE IN ST EAM. I 1 m ?? 10 ?? St Vincent StrethA, Glasgow, re 18th February, ldS ait Ssa,-Osir attention has boen eallod to a leader of your issue of to-day's date anent the shipment ?? horsos to Canada by our Alcides, in it there e.appears the following : 'The latest example of bad management and S, Iactual cruelty wasa furnished only the otter day. ma brinig a recent ...

... BA RIUELRS. I aspto~e ?? on: -ed Wtat-rY cal:ri, 5.r oa ttear Lgeli-a 'rtoL ,at;, their etatlhkL cr- Tao he rca. wazwi te ,,ntyIf~l, H: o-t . Ide li -and H. vc-on ore> tat, Lo-Al; C11- afte1rs etitet ;10~aA ite~~l;O P Oae n1,1, tc ca oh of ?? t folite or Itif ..aretaroe'rat, c route ?? !a 1 ff11 late i t; the atho, . and io algas top i thee Lair! rb-, fit l fr., or - riet z~- ra--; old 1 ok,; ...

... TIE AMCER AND LORD DU5IZRIN. Some further correspondence respecting the affairs of Central Asia was issued with the Parliament- ary papers yesterday. A highly interesting contri- bution to the correspondence is a letter from the Aineer of Afghanistan to Lord Dufferin with regard to the withdrawal of Russian claims to Kham-I-Ab, and the acceptance by that nation of the views of the British ...

... ROTHES-PoLIoE CocrT.-At this Courb yester- day proof was led in the case of George Paterson, labourer, who was at this Court lase week charged with theft. He was dismissed, as the Magistrate did not consider the evidence sufficient to convict him. CHAPEL OF GARIOCHE-PAaoOCTAi#BOARD. ---At the half-yearly meeting of the Parochial Board ( recently, an apDeal by a crofter against assessment was ...

... THIE SITUATION IN LEWIS, I VISIT TO DISAFFECTED TOWNSHIPS (ra:1i OUR SrEcIAL conEsEoSODENT.) Stornoway, Sunday Night. There is no fresh movement of importance to chronicle in connection with the present critical aspect ol affairs in the island oi Lewis. The position at the present moment is one of armed force, Yoth the crofting class professedly still ready and only awaiting their own time to ...

... . Sheriff Fraser heard it Stornoway three educe- e tionn cases from Barvas parish, all of which had a particular interest as throwing some light On the present situation in Lewis. ?? Smith, crofter, residing in Borve tofwn. ship, was accused of having for the mouth of December, without reasouabls excuse, failed to i tprovide elementary education for his children, ?? and Bella. The man who w ...

... THE GIREAT POWERS AIND BULGARIA. (macTER'S TELEGOtA.IS.) Berlin, February 20. Count Schorvaloff, the Russian Ambassador ,ast to Germany, in a recent conversation with soma we members of the diplomatic body here, expressed dy. his firm conviction that a peaceful development h3j of the present international sitoation might ing under the circumstances be regarded as assured. the It is confirmed ...