... PARAGRAPH ADVERTISEMENTS, : pain, 22 Dundas St. fh, A, oury are the an _” 23 to 33 Blair ‘every part of to restore grey bair years the been re- favourite and to new and growth. the ae ture ‘of to the cain otc ...

... THE AlGH AN WAR. (SPElCJ.4L 7Lf-EGRAM.'2,tll, ¶ (el.O)1 A C,1, l i rl W111L efENEl.. Quetta, December 25. ?? fort is vi ble at 3 diistallce of several Ca FSig Sc it does uopcn a Li-h, stCtP . ta no ?? lls ?? tO r:se abrupt!y do*, I *-the l-arri jita. At no gr-at (I?Ctc are ?? bi --Tnc low barrcn 1:ks. also risnig a' trom acli ;e el level. 1nme 0l~eo to be ShoilY the at qit':tt, linlt thle ...

... EWS FR THE CAPER. Cape Town, December 31 foy telegraph from Madeira), Cetyway has sent messages to Sir Bartle Frere a! expressing willingness to give up some of the persons whose surrender was demanded by the High and ‘to pay the fine imposed upon him. The Zulu, King has also. promised to take into consideration the other demands éontained itr’ the ul! that sufficient time is allowed him. Sir ...

... THE DISTRESS IN THE COUNTRY a meeting Committee on ‘luesday éveming—Provest Watt were befere the Relief expended by the committee was £13 158 6d. A distribation of by the Joint Relief Committees from the December te the February in provisions was £50 7s 6d. tons of coals have Potmapm.—This district is bas not, in = for the relief of the unem- Se oly pleyéd ; butafew ef the themselves into ...

... WRECKS ON T WEXFORD COAST, Intelligence reached “Wexford that the Debonair, of Greenock, gone ashore off great storm. She was bound from Bilbao to G ow with a cargo of sardinés and iron ore, The apparatus was got on to the vessel, but only one of the crew on it watil the vessel is to become a total The King Arthar, tons, from rock on the a 9 one were sav ...

... OF CL ‘Te Hall, cers the Vals of Clyde J, Wakefield in the chair. already appeared in the ie he shown, The causes of the revenue not coming ad = ant, revenue on the had had freon, sabe, atid’ in their gretted to say the directors had not yet been able ement it + the eurrent aod thay so. far as ). they averages of the your toe and whenever they their way to a further re- the opportunity to ...

... * SUBURBAN NEWS —, annual day, and the day the the and Go anol of one ae doe pier ges burgh was di into the election was one of unusual terest, Cabs the a conveyance De du *in. Tn the Ward bie — serial ber sotalies, ond 4 not seek re- Mr John , factor, was onl To supply ly candid late nomi- nated, and he was according returned usop- This was the ‘ward placed in such a Pappy position; in all ...

... (Reorer’s THE SILVER QUESTION IN GERMAN a. Berlin, June 19. In to-day’s sitting of the German Parliament, Herr von Del bruck brought forward the question, of which notice had been given, asking whether the Goverament contemplated any modifications in the March law establishing a gold standard. Herr von Delbruck, in introducing his interpella- tion, laid stress upon the necessity of clearly ...

... TH. 3 QUEENSFERRY MINISTERIAL SCANDAL, 1 PRESENTATION TO THE REV. JOHN WHITs, A public meeting of the congregation of the parish of Queensferrry and others was held in the Parish Church, Queensferry, on Thutsday evening, for the purpose of making a presentation to the Rev. John Whyte, minister of the parish. The church was very well filled. On the motion of Provost Borthwick, seconded by Mr ...

... EDINBURGH BANKRUPTCY COURT— YESTERDAY. ‘TION OF A MEDICAL BOTANIST. The examination in bankruptc of John David- fixed to take sou Barron, medical botauisi, ith was at the Bankruptcy Court yester- day. A certificate was prod to the etfect that the bankrupt was uuable to attend through having an ulcerated leg, aud the examina- tion was adjourned for a fortnight. EXAMINATION OF A JEWELLER, John ...

... ILMARNOCK. Bailie Hood—Wm. Alexander, flesher’s labourer, Tuert.— Yesterday, at the Police Court—before = a house in High Street occupied by David ied guilty to the theft, on the 2dd inst., of £2 son. xander, spirit dealer, and was sent 20 days to pes Wastsen Burns Civp.—On Tuesday the mem- bers of this club had their annual excursion. Going to Kilmarnock by train, they drove thence of to ...

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