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... -O C C-A' in N 'A Al Pi I 'IL v4 5. IbiS iiornm oiSCO~iOS eoplewriting, tc) t-estify tha,,t Chang Y'i- Is not a PWEo~itectC toforig deviils, but an Arglop7hil iS n.ii - a R sphl sor an ,ttSn epitoi're of the 'cardinl-I -vil~tues; arid ththis diirertu-- hibp of Ar he Nc~r-hern railwvay would bie ?? Vevrsc of alarming,' Iut ?? ormit to-. explain whley he advocp~te the emovl o ?? u~2inee, ...

... FOURTH EDITIONV NEWVS RECEIVEI)AT 01 NF M U RMTA N. I-Ile Ciiro correspondent of the lDaiiY Ted,-cijah sent the following jre;sae tJ his ?? last night:-- hle Rhalita is now quite two thirds ot cj w(istance between S`heikeieh and the Nile, and is making apparently bor iodof Abbah. According to incssengers who have arrived inl Uindur- from iRordotan, hec has achieved- niumerous, victories over ...

... WHO IS THE AUTHORITY ON GRAMMAPR? To ?? EDITOR of Ik1e PALL iIALL GAZETTE. SiR,-WNVhy not skindly feeling and kindly light' as weil lovely woman and lordly dish ? A dreadful expression is a into use by Boards of Guardians and other bodies having ?? to cl, l members in excess of the number elected: co-option for It co eho0e There is no such verb in the English language as opt, ...

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... THE QUESTION OF GOVERN2NIENT AUDITORS. The Stock- markets are still exercised in mind over the Millwall Dock difficulty, and from all accounts are likely to be so for some considerable time yet. The other dock companies, which have had the finger of scorn pointed at them as a result of the better showings furnished by the Milltvall company have the laugh on their side at last, but when all is ...

... ARREST OF PROMINENT AGITATORS. There was a cousiderab e amount of disorder in several quarters ot Paris late yesterday alternoon. Somne arrests were made, ?? those placed under detention being the notorious M. i)croulcde and the Deputies t labert and Millevoye. Al. Dcroulede was, says the Dailyj .Xzus corrtspouident, pounced upon at the gate of the batracks of Ncuilly, J uear ilre Lachaise, ...

... i,, , E t Ars OTi0N ATr I'd A uu j AGUIC\IA.'O D__.CLA4. ES 'AR -~-V ltSCT aly-tr dr'ar 'eeagmist America. I p~7t~u hit p's -s. What ahs gefemc and C) byi sitopttitg this foolaih yolor'e is not x'ery J--, 'lcrie so'l 11 Mana ' estei a y afternoon by 'sla-s thI? te .. C ~ICZ1eraisar en COipletely mrasters ats ji -utie', he ?? i, thteu' lrsexandin'r 'ta- ?? on t~ ;suttla leuctrh. of foiNY ...

... O(,CPC-A.St.iONA , L 'aIN1-OTFIES, S~o the French Gc~'rnn-et c enr n t7r~tC lM. IV a Droultaie, ancl d Morea-Habert. D' 'i''r fkotptE col ?? i vewoft o 'ter, of, t!t c(yM AIiccntvi'L 11t wcothese two eraek--br-,,noed ?? ?? thel sivs.inths ountIry. proba hy, tor-y swul'11bal Po eeen treated Witt siieout contempltt hil'' tl Th-ird Rctnhlubic ?? nai rt wo mitchn din i 1s: lf' mfl 't Can affob ...

... .Id! i ji O L 7 E? .O I T jLtz; L2Y. . -3- Tz THY }I OTSP. B1 AN OmaEaVEn. '2ofte ciai Cal oc-1ane nuinn on thle O Ppito 'it'3bc.ll~n.A power.rful uonaptuatton might ?? eece z'p'cb lso3 the Optpositionl tom-tonm, miniugliug with the oataucinulc'ed tilat: thc Dos a tprayers. The. materd otthat ~the [logos did not kntow (H th mst 1;not;th e woord went, round and the' ?? o Oe ti ti-tre o'etwst ...

... Vail gfaI ClssaRttt .fftreC 18, CHARINKG CROSS ROAR~ W.C. -Lu' Svl -~ -ae avv- ?? - The Queen, on hearing of the loss of her grandson, I'rircc Alfred ot Coburg, promptly cancelled all her immediate eng3gements, and, although I . 1 1- - no decision is oficially announced, it is more than likely that her Majesty will definitely abandonl her intention to hold the first Drawing Room of tile ...