... power to say that they have acceptcl his Land Bill—(bear, hear)--because any good that the land court will do them the land court must be forced to do or it will not. (Bear, bear.) Mr Gladstone wants the Land Bill accepted, and that without delay, for ...

... IMPORTANT DECISION IN THE LAND COURT. At the Laud Commission Cou rt in Dublin yester• day—before Mr Litton, Q,C.—an important de. cision was given in the test oases of Arthur and 11Villiam /Monaghan, tenants of Sir John Leslie. The point raised was that ...

... were four competitors, and the sire woo by It. Duncan (scratch), who did in lb. ; and A. Strathern, in ECICIDE BY • WOMAN AT COLT-A woman named Margaret Duncan aiding at 34 Roseburn Place, Coltbridge, ed to commit suicide by leaping from the of her house ...

... News. Lai 1 0 ORD CLTDZ. —The Army Nary (tauter says that Lord Clyde is better. A !tom the Foreign Office dates that British ',abject' wilt not be allowed to land at wee* or enter the Russian dominions, without pint wheat bas made its appearance in sere- ...

... his toils, has tied from his ungrateful occupation. A serf without land for centuries, he has at list found out that ho is not bound to it ; and the question now is, How can English land be tilled when they w ho could have tilled it are irrevocably gone ...

... dames, without distinctiun, the ranks of • patriot army. At the I, request of a deputation of the festal General von Pfuel, who, in Isls, was =indult of Paris, and who is now eighty years of age, land the oldest lien. 'ism military man, headed the procesik ...

... the month of November. — llia inquest on the young woman who committed suicide at Shooter's Hill through the desertion at her lover, was held on Monday. Letters from the young man, a soldier in the ' Army Hospital Corps, which were found iu poraession of ...

... Salvation Army, consisting of throe men and one young woman, landed at Bom- ' bay on Wednesday, with • great demonstration of military pomp. A triumphal procession of war chariots, consisting of bullock carts, paraded the streets ; the young woman beat • ...

... cultivatlou of Wham° In Ireland, and would move a resolution. TM; Or ARMY. Colonel gave notive that he would move amendment to the motion of Colonel Mute as to the mutstieraetory position of the army to the effect that it was clearable to give greater dicilitise ...

... consisting partly of about 100 head of fat cattle for the army, and 122 mules. One of the passengers was Paymaster Brinton, of Philadelphia, with 2,600,0 W dots. on board for General Grant's army, under a guard of thirty men of the 9th Wisconsin regiment ...

... of the Reserves, the result is that the tint class Army Reserve will be celled out without delay for permaneut sirens. The general regulations, allowance regulations, financial instruotiuus, and army furies distributed to the officers commanding regimental ...

... cloaks), from an inexhaustible fig tree ; in short, the lands of the Wirn were famous for their rich productions. Now Wiru in the northern dialect changes to Waddu in the southern; hens Uddo, the land of the glares, which remained in one ecameeted line ...