The " Young Men " In The Great Drapers' Shops
of Paris are out on strike. They are badly paid, wages ranging from £50, with food and lodging, to £200 for a first-class salesman, inclusive of commission, without food, and......
We Are Far From Confident That Dr. Temple Is Making
a change in the world which will be for his own happiness, though we hope it may be for England's. The Pall Mall Gazette of yesterday prints the following evidently authentic......
Archdeacon Freeman Has Been Abusing Newspapers, From...
enough, the Daily Telegraph recoils as from a sort of blasphemy. What seems to shock the Telegraph is that the Archdeacon should be vexed with the daily newspapers for being......
A Correspondent Of The Times Forwards A Picturesque...
a sudden rise of the Nile on the night of the 10th inst. He was sleeping in a house, in a village four miles south of the Pyramids, when he was awakened by a Bedouin, who warned......
The Cattaro Acute Seems To Be Getting Serious. The Insur-
gents have formed themselves in the mountains, and are joined by hundreds of Montenegrins. It is necessary to ask leave of the Forte to pursue them, and it is believed that the......
Mr. Powell, An English Gentleman Hunting And Exploring In...
was murdered, with his wife and servants, by a Shan- galla tribe. No redress was to be expected from Government after its recent experience, and accordingly two brothers of the......
The Amalgamated Engineers Are Going To Start Their...
William Allen,—a man of much ability,—for the seat vacated in Southwark by the transfer of Mr. Layard to the post of our Minister in Spain. Mr. Allen would be supported, it is......
£344,604, While The Difference, £764,719, Found Its Way...
pockets of certain persons," from whom the liquida- tors seek to recover it. The " companies represented by Mr. Mowatt, Chairman of the Credit Foncier Company, received .upwards......
The Bishop Of St. David's (dr. Thirlwall) Has Been...
this week a remarkable charge to his clergy, chiefly occupied with the recent great Church measure in Ireland and its probable conse- quences. He insisted on the justice of the......
