... 1ROM A STANDARD CORRESPONDM\T. TEE discovery of the earliest known will is an event which possesses an interest for others besides lawyers, and there seems no reason to question either the authenticity or antiquity of the unique document whicli Mr. Flinders Petrie has unearthed at Kahun, or, as the town wvas known four thousand five hundred years ago, 111,hun. 'The document is so curiously ...

... COUI-LLIIED Ul' TILL 1ST JANU'ARlY. CAVALRY. lst Life Gaarda 2ud 'do Royal Horse Ckidsls, ist Dragoon Gtuardsi 2nd do 3rd do 4th (lo 5th dlo 6th i10 7th do lst Dragoons 2ui1 do 3rd Hussars 4th ito 5th Lanicers 6tlh Dragoons 7th lltioars 8tI (1 Sttl Lasters 1lth i usairs .. 1lth (10 12tb [aucors 1Sth Ililesars 14til do 15th d i 16th L[noers 17th do lath Il uasrs l 5th do 2ith lo 21st do aitoutu ...

... 2 THI ?? -. S NG -- .lfli:{EUTEUP'S TElfls t:~t ) ?? -, The Indian. Natoioh ?? heW ts: third ..and las titting zI Yahoir impc ?? ld: a 'Mr.im, r sec- retary cith 6io pcle ?? tlzoiyeelistu.ong qi the previou3 cnng Irsee..arxd notiedthat the Ilsolutionain rezference .to- ti ?? bbeen passedlacing all ...

... MR. 'GLDSTONB p NUXZMROUS'.OTHER, CONGRATtULA- 'TELERA~M' FROM T] KHEDIVYES MESSAIGE-FROM, THE. ARMENIANS OF I GENERAL- LWITER OF ACE19OW- LEDGIMENT ~FROMw THE tX- PREMIER. Throughout the whole -of.yesterday the special 1:stafts at Hawparden. Post Office werebusily ena- igaged reseiving'afid .delivering eong'rxtulat~'ry mnessages. telegram-s, and' letters frona al -parts of the king~dom and ...

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... ' 'SIR -WILLAM t . RAOURT I ~~AND M11. ?? EIDHT IET -.XIRTUDAY. I - ...

... DEPLUTATIO?NSY0OTfHE LOR! ;I L LTTmENNT. ?? afternoon. the Earl of Zetland Yu pk. seated b ?? Room of the saitle ?? ad. adresses, from ?? of the Royal College q e [Srenirelan~d; the committece *f the Metho. 'ditChurch, and the Council Of thet RoYal Hib,,. a miss Academy. The riceegal. patty peen, btaddition to the Lord, Lieutenant, were tlw ?? Zetland, Lqdy Hilda Dundasi, Eal eScarborough, ...

... The fullowings appeared ill our Second Edition of I yesterday:- O'SI{ EA V. PARNELL, The London edition of the new t I/rab? says -The news of the divorce suit will not surprise those who have been behind the scenes during the last three or four years. Some such dolnolv? ,Il as this has been impending for a longr time past, and on several occasions the g-ood offices of friends have beea called ...

... ,'D. SULLIVAN TESTIMONIAL I _ ?? 'mje ,oMMitte6 of this fund beg to acknowledge he receipt of the following letters and subscrip- Oularr, Dee 23rd. DzAni DR NENNY-I enclose you herewith £3 tovwards the T D Sullivan Fund, £1 of which is My. own subscription, the other 42 that of the Oulart Brtwch of the Natimial League. Our sub- soription is late, owir z to the difficulty of our poor people ...

... MR.'SMITH-BARRY 'AND - TIPPERARY. - : 'THE DEPOPULATION OF THE I - --TOWN, CONTINUE& Tipperary, 3onday Night, To-day the Srmith-Berry evictions were re- emned in Tipperary town. > The Sub-sheriff, Mri ?? Pow er, solicitor, Thrles. accompanied by his bailiff-in-chief, Robertb Power, Ballydavid,i Thurles, assisted b a number of bailiffs, protected I by a large force of piilice under District ...

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... 1 4NQUET AT DUBLIN MANSION HOUSE. ON Saturday evening last the Right Honourable the Lord Mayor, M.P., entertained a large number of citizens at a banquet in the Mansion House. The spacious Round Room, brilliantly lighted and handsomely decorated, presented a gay and festive appearance. The Lord Mayor, attended by his secretary, Mr. John B. Hall, and by the Town Clerk, and other officers of the ...