... ]REGEERATION F PAIN. POLITICAL ASPECT OF THE aUEST10N, (rRESS ASSOCIATION SPECIAL TEVLEGRAM.) London, January 17. Reuter's Madrid correspondent writes under date of 13th-inst. as follows:- .Despite the present uncertain political outlook in Spain the Liberals confidently declare that they: expect to retain of-nce for a long time yet, while the Conservatives no less strongly affirm, like Senor ...

... F.AIRS AKD 0STOCK BSALEt, SHOW A-NTI SALE OF FAT STOCK AT PERTX. Ac tile 'Northernn Ce-ntrali Mm. ?? M-aca jelca Son held tl-: dcc n-4,a ~o n Etalc 7ycncra-, rrwhich there was preset 'nl; nat and exceC4e::!- 'Fri dclpof fat mario, ..o m..bn ceflacet;~ ?? 41 Icatt.le. 1712 faa sheep, 1 3 d .c and 8 caliso Thcee' woe ateu caig an i na'of hence in 'cc'ira, Flinherrgh. Glaagow, 2Si r'. Tco,~n. ...

... THE YEAR'S CONSU MPTION OF CUSTOMABLE GOODS. (FROM OUR LONDON CORUEPONDZET.) London, January 10. Details of the Customs revenue for the year just closed, which are now forthcoming, help to explain 1 some of the figures of the public revenue (for the last three-quarters) published on 1st inst. The particulars of the Excise receipts will not be avail- able for a week. What will interest the ...

... i THE WORLD THAT IS NEWER, I - ON THE STAGE . I There are the makings of a critic of con-'17 siderable insight in Mr Max Beerbohm, and: ia doubtless he will in time learn his true relation, to the universe he laughs at over a cigarette,I and cast that flippancy which corresponds to- a Gautier's marvellous wvaistcoat. Even now, if s, i he does not quite say thoughtful things, he has n the power ...

... SIR JOHN A1iO ?? . a. 'Yesterday, before the Afaster 'of' the Rolls, Dublin, ir. the matter of the estate of the late Sir John Arnott, Bart., between Emily Jane, Lady Arnott, plaintiff, and Sir John Alexander Arnott, I Bart., defendant, upon the Summons of the plain- tiff, executri%, and one of the trustees of the will, the Court was asked to determine vhether clause 18 of the will of the late ...

... TRADE UNIONS CONGRESS. MIEETWG AT MNCHESTER. The special meeting of the Trade Unions Con- gress, ?? spent nearly the whole of Tuesday in deciding to call the proposed new erganisation I the General Federation of Trades Unions. yesterday made rapid progress with the details; of their scheme, and have left comparatively little I business for settlement at the final sitting-to-day. There was ...

... .H9TiORD-RECI} TORSHIP OF -LEDINBTURGH U'NIVERISITY. Pm F EVAR MO ., ADOPTED AS h ?? iHiflEItNvJST CAMIN 2A= -e Yeniv Ctcriteota i. mjeetinig of students of tli rilo-i Cixc t called toggethler by a see- P t,:-mn oi hr sllticint.e in the university who believe C- (-a~t political fe-tog s1hould he set aside at the of ..th ming rcorial! eefio., andl that the whoile P I ?? coax of hiio ...

... A AL GATHERIING AND PRESMNSTA- TION' OF PRIZES. The annual gathering of the First Lainarikhir- Rifle Volunteers was held last night in the head- quarters, W'est Princes Streeta There was a large attendance, the spacious drill hall, which - was awstefully oceorated, being f§iled. The audi- eco included a number of ladics. Iion. Colonel Sir Jareas Bell, Bart., presided. and among cthers on the ...

... GLA SGO-W ROYAL ASYLm. I The annual general meetin.g of ?? qualified 7 contributors to the Glasgow Royal Asylum for i lunatics was held yesterday in tlse Religious Institution Rooms. Sir David Richmiond, the Hon. the Lord Provost, presided. and among otuors present were Bailie Thornson, Councillor .M. iMitcheil, Dr James D. Maclaren, Messrs Robert Gourlay, John Pirrie, Wrn. ler, A. J. ...

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... (. SATURDAY, 7 ,. j i itc Foeignr, 0icre last ni]l$t issued a Parlia- mentary paper containing corrmpepondence writb the. Frenrich Government relative to obstacles! placed in the way of British trade in Mladi6- gascaL . In various commniiicietions to Sir R Mo'rsen Lordl Salisbury reuests hiun to protest j to tle F'ront:li Government raginst the increase of the duties iorposed on forei-n Cotton ...

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