... SPAI N. SAN SEiMASTIAN, J1ia;v,/h 4. I havc a good piece of news to givc )'ou to-day. An im]provement-a real ?? ghlim- crnu in the dark space of futurity. As yet it is vagfuc alid indistinct, but I havc no doubt that ere 1Ig itwill assume a tangible shape. This imiprove- mnent is no less than the total reorganization of thc Spanish police. WVC are no longer to see satires of policemen, but ...

... H A R D P R E SS E D. - --I - Not-to the honour of Dritish journalism-that the great Gladstonian folly has had many supporters. In London ,y only one respectable journal, and by only two ?? Payier. here, that cause has bezn taken up I- , ...

... FATHER KELLER PREPARED TO DIE IN PRISON, Father Keller, writing from Kilmainham, says If I am left here till I ?? I shall never do the infamous thing Judge Boyd asked me to do--namely, to betray the confidences of a defenceless, but lovinz people; and when the time comes, if it ever comes, in this life for me to depart out of this prison, my only desire would be to go out quietly and without ...

... C UT H I M O F:F, J O EY! A CARTOON FOR THE DAY. MR. CHAMBERLAIN SEVERS HIS CONNECTION AND LETS THE -OLD MAN DOWN. (DOES HE? OH I THAT'S ALL RIGHT.' - N -. ito ;w ...

... - P L A N OF LADY SlMITH. . . Smail rise, CAMP OF, SIR GEORGE I~~~K ( ) -va ~ ~ o-: ?? K/p~ Olivier's Ioek Pass., 1 s n' . ~ ~ e - , i O.F.S. Junctiono n U . . . .. . a f t ft U, G o v e r n m e n tl I o o l ?? l l-rsi all Und Pav __ __ _ LADYSMIrH .X Station (Rail'vavi Flat Grpund, formerly residential I Loco. and Goods Sheds abandonted since flood some years since N i a :-3 ?? a -(on g z , ...

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... 1> invaluable and faithful old servant, who is nlow mine, loves to recall his glories. and she finds me a good listener. I have a portrait of hirn in my miu d as clearly as if I had knowvn him. lie was one of a famiiyof-great s-ldiers an. great administrators. If I told you his name you would recogni2:e it for one of the builders of the emtmirc. Eut iu the davs of which I hear he xwas very old ...

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... experience as general chaplain to the emigrants at various ports as to the value of the ministrations in vessels on the eve of departure. 1He read an interesting account he had received from the chaplain at Plymouth of the farewell service he had held on board the ill-fated vessel. He had baptized three adults, besides children, and had given the Holy Communion ta seventy-four of the ...

... TIH E SKELETON IN THE CABINET. 1Mr. Goschen says that he has been told to stand aside. I do not know by whom-not by me. We cannot spare him. He performs ?? ?? the useful part of the skeleton at Egyptian feasts. He is there to repress our enthusiasm and to moderate our joy. [Extract from Mr. Chamberlain's speech at Trowbridge, October 14, 885s.1 ...

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