... Magnificent New Iron Sere - LE 0,” 100 419 800 HP. WILLIAM NIC MOLSON. LAWLEY, Command he above (or othe Steamer will BATURDA APRIL 1851. Su) b ‘asgengor Accowmodation. further Pas Tew ae apply to SCRUTTON, SONS, ac 3 STOV & 9 Li ote: ory a DAVID CAW & CO ...

... amendment was agreed to. Clause 28 was under consideration at midnight, when progress was reported. PROGRESS OF BILLS. The Electric Acts Amendment (Scot- land) Bill was read a third time and barmacy Act (Ireland), 1875, Amendment Bil moment thro’ The ...

... Constable James Kavanagh at Letterfrack, county Galway, on 19th. WARLIKE PREPARATIONS OF CHINA, Swanewat, Jan. 31. The Shanghai Courier states that the Chinese Government is making preparations in the event of difficulties arising with Japan. Great activity ...

... Cottage, Rothesay. Pursuer, in reply to Mr Shaw, said that he was married to the defender on 31st December 1875, and lived with her till 28th April 1832. In the beginning of 1884 hie salary was raised to about £3OO. His wife and he lived happily together ...

... cargoes of jute for this with the number of bales each vessel on Feb. 1. Zealandia, » 28. Indian Merchant, vide of $786 Cuttings, 275 bales. Cleared on March 4 for 1875 tons register; and on 7th March the ship Ben Lo mond, 1967 tons register, having on ...

... during the voyage, on 10th April, a seaman named John O’Brian, while trimming coals from the hatch between decks, fell down the bunkers, and when found was hanging by the heels dead. The captain also reports that 16th April Jonathan Banner, donkeyman ...

... Brussels being also a Clyde But when in 1874 and 1875 the ship. Britannic and the Germanic began to show their paces, it became evident at once that the supremacy of the Clyde was in danger. And in November 1875 the best run of any Clyde steamer was fairly ...

... preparing a full return of the population and thesocial condition of theisland. The total number living on the island on the 3d April 1881, including the military and all persons on board merchant, the ports, was 136,173. In point of population, therefore, ...

... were higher. Railway Investineat Deferred declined 4. North British 1875 Preference was at 114}. jrand Tran There was an advance of 5-16 to § Preferences, Ameri us were stro on New 28, Ontario York prices, New York ¢ Austral. 11-16, Ohio Ist 4, Reading ...

... Sehleswig-Holstein bad been officially free of foot-and-mouth disease on April 3, yet a similar declaration last year was followed by an outbreak, and there was a case of the disense April 6. Foot-and-mouth disease prevailed extensive ly in Germany withia a ...

... a dee | Court of Session in consequence of an interlocutor | issued on 28th October last. or otherwise ceased | on 16th April 1875, and lived together tilllst Decem- | On Friday the annual ball of the 10th Forfar- shire Rifle Volunteers (the Dundee H ...

... gathering of the Athole High- | , L Fealar, 3 ft 8 in 4D. Dow. Blair Usebdar, 28 7 in. | the rate of £25 per annum to Miss subject. landers and the games in connection therewith ciuue, 28 ft. 11 in Putting the Stone Champ Macdouald, Tully- , mond, lately mistress ...