... THE SOUTH AFPRICAN REPUBLICSc SCALE OF MILES - 5 _ 5q0 I 4) Tr . C ?? I N D I A N D C E A N ?? ...

... is reprocuced by arrangement with tbe proprietors of tae Westminster Gazette.] I s,? r-MA-aftR f -1 %, ;3- ...

... with our-h'm-traditional dignity. But although we would not do such a thing ourselves we are not responsible, of coulrse, for wrhat Joey does when he is off the chain. N:EPEi w: Exactly so, IUncle; I do not myself like the-h'm-methods he has adopted-but it would be QuLxotic to refuse to benefit by the result. IMr. Carruthers Gould's cartoon is reproduced by arrangement with the proprietors of ...

... Ifrom b ANTI-CORN LAW DEPUTATION. and t is MrE announced last week-what seems D2ot to corn o have been known to the London papers until the present ducec week-that MR. VILLIERs had put off his motion in the tradir Housc of Commons till Tuesday, the 31st inst. M'e learn that he has deferred his motion for especial reasons nufac Y and, without 1noawing what these especial reasons may forms ...

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... UN THE BRIER-PATCH. J'Y sGM, all right; but I'm hanged if I know about the cc REST.' fMr. Gould's cartoon is reproduced by azrngement with the propfietors cf the Westminster Gazette.} ...

... (From our Correspondent.) Within a very short space of time five or six suicides, chiefly by women, have occurred in the town and ueighbourhoodof oeirthyr. TYo ocases disclose a hlarrowving picture, On Monday evening, ]lachael Morris, a young w oman, aged seventeen, having lost her father by the cholera epidemic some years ago and her mother lately, found herself thrust on the world helpless ...

... BEER RABBIT TURNS UP AGAIN. A BiTneby' Brer FoLL hear somebody nmakng er monstus fuss, en way cross de ypther side er de creek he see Brer Rabbit sliiprOin' des ez lively ez a cricket, en twistin' his niustaxsh en wavin' his hanakycher. Den Brer Fox feel like he bin swop 0 mighty bad, C-Mr. Gould's cartoon is reproduced by ?? with the prorrietor of the WePtminster Gaztte ] ...

... BOATMEN: We don't want to hurry -vou, Guv'nor; but we want more money before we goes any farther. MR. BULL: MNore money W Why didn't you ask me before I tool, your boat? BOATILEN: Well, ye see, Gnv'nor, we didn't want you to take t'other boat. [Parliament is to meet in Decembcr. The Timnes says that therc is not a-w kind of urgenc. but mony will be required before long for the expenses ...

... are the la~test prieti oi the principal BamnyAu Frnons, &.c Ol a -o6ifor money, 961 to 96 o con Now and -Reduced 'i'hree ipe Cents. 06h to 96a. Exchequer Buml for March, ~ to 14 premn.; ditto for June, 9 to 14 prem. Indi.a Stock Five ver Cents. 103j4 to 103j: ditto 1Fosr per ?? Lenta. 1014 to 1044; anti ditto Boads 35s. to 40s6 prom. ~.obafik of hilelandi Stock 2658 to 260 ; M1etropolitan ...

... Mr. Chambe7ain, accordling to th- 3narniing papers, has been. amusing himself by talong snap-shots dunzng h?is RDyal pro.resg zbroad. Mfr. Gould's cartoon is reproduced by nx=-geme&l ?? the ?? cf the Wesd-Minster Gazette.] ...

... NO CHANGES- It is stated that beyond the resi 7nation of Mfr. Gosohen there wvill be no changes'in the inistry should the I~nionists return to Office ultter the General Election.-DATLY PAPER. Lord Salisbury will continue to watch over the interests The Duke of Devonshire will continue to look after the of the Empire in all parts of the world. important interests of Education and will keep the ...