... the Hoase of Commons, but it turned out it was on the tide fair feeling and humanity, and in the long run resulted in good. The Army Discipline Bill was resumed at the flogging clause, and over this a strong dispute arose diversified occasionally with unmistakable outburts of temper. By this clause was proposed that the amount corporal punishment inflicted soldiers for offences should be fifty ...

... departure of yakoob KHAN FOR GANDAMUK. (Rzcm'i Tzlubaks.) Simla, Ma; 3. The Ameer Yakoob Khan has announced bis Intention proceeding to tbs British camp at I Sandaiuu*. confer personally with the Indian authorities. Khan will leave Cabal immediately, accompanied by the Daudsbah and Mustaphi kha.% several Sirdars and Ministers, and Large retinue. Ibrahim Khan has been placed convenient. Simla, ...

... TRIATL OF THE WVEST OF ENGLAND i3ANK DIRE.CTORS. it o The trial of the directors of the West of England Bank was resumed before Lord Chief-Justice Cockburn in the Court of Queen's Bench at Guild- hall yesterday. 2r DAY, Q.C., continued his address to the jury on behalf of his client Mr Jerou Murch. He asked the jury to look at the gentiemanly conduct 1 of the directors, to the fact of their ...

... Yesterday iorning, about six o'clock, the in- habitants of the Sunnyside district of Coatbridge l were thrown into a state of consternation by the report that Robert Thomas, hitherto known as a highly respectable publican, had tried to murder his wife by stabbing her, and afterwards committed suicide. Some of Mr Thomas's friends have observed a change in his demeanour for some time past., and ...

... THE COLLIERY DISASTER IN SOUTH W ALES. I ' OPENING CI THE INQUEST. l Since Sunday night no more bodies have been brought to the surface, and further search up to yesterday afternoon was suspended until the ventilation of the upper pit can be improved. The inquest on the bodies was opened yesterday morning, before Mar Reece, the coroner for the Cardiff district, and, Mr Overton, coroner for ...

... THE LABOUCHKRE LIBEL.- -EVIDENCE OF MP GLADSTONE. The hearing of this case was resumed yesterday morning in the Q~ueen's Bench, before Lord- Chief. Justice Coleridge and a special jnry. There was an unusually large, crowd, the reason for which was explained at- haalf-past ten o'clock, ?? Gladstone entered the Court, accompanied by Mr Herbert Gladstone, and took a seat on the bench. As the ...

... , iATALL BOATING ACCIDENT 07* CUifN.RAM |Informastioa reached Larges last night that a fatal boating accident had. taken place of tile ferry at cumnbrae, whereby two men lost tlaeir lives and one had a narrow escape 'roin drowning. It appears that 'Michael Callacher, slater; Peter Blair, joiner; and his I nephew, James Blair, a baker-all nat;.es of Lare --lesft Lar a shore on Sunday inore- ...

... ^RZBLVr MMUSAX.- OGUM= (- Before Sherif BAUM-ca) A pleadigdietof this 0.=t ytfth % following cases were diposed of, the panu l , mitting their CM-I Thovaes Henderson was charged withL fe all. ferent acts of theft. Fire of tbean compead shop-door theft, committedi betweenl 7th ebeur last and 9th Jume; the sixth was tbe thef- , serge Jacket, a prse, and 12M from the steamer Benmore at Bridge ...

... BANKRUPTCY COR1T-Ym z3tDAY. THS iOUDBIS OF A PEZOLCAN. i; John M'Ciure, spirit merchant in G)asgow, and i now or lately one of the joint registered owners of ;he steamer Vale of Clivyd, of Ayr, wa-s ex- 3 amined in bankruptcy to-day before bueriff Bal- four. There were present MrA. 1i. Smith, C.A., Ir trustee, and Mr J. ?? T. Brown, writer, law-agent- is the sequestration. It Bankrupt ...

... TILE TRIAL OF GUITEAU. ?? I (nzt7rEP S TELrG ?? W asiiingtco, December 29. On entering the Co-art to-day Guioeau co=m- plained trat the Speciai guards had been With- draztn frorn the prison van, wvvhere lie was in danger of being shot, and demanded the pro- tection oi the Court. Jug;e C(ox remarked that the ptrisoner was in the cllstody of the3 M1ar.shal, and not of the Court.I £1-he conduct ...

... GLASGOW CIRCE COTT. * OLD, OURT (Before Lord YuNG.) 1~o Court ?5S a~dY y OtRlfat a &0clock~Lord Yosmg on the bench. PI nmzlT ASSAULT. w Jame Orr, who yesterday pleaded gufty to a hal o ncit assult oni a girl under the age bit Ofam pofr i nto ecmnt imprt on- his most OK oaus gS Patrick O'Conn~or,' who was yesterday Placed at no! the her Oa a chazge of murdet in connection with;I th datb of A ...

... CASE OF WILFUL FIIRBAISING AT STRANRA~ER. Before Sheriff Rhind and a jury at Straeraer yesterday, Jasses M'Intyrs, lately a grocer in Sheueban Street, Stranraer,. was charged (1) with an attempt at wilful fire-raising committed on the 17th November last, and (2) an attempt to defraud an insuraucs company. Mr J. M. Rtankin, Pro- curator-Fiscal, appeared for the prosecution, and Mr J. S. ...