"john C., Chesslryre" Writes To The Times Explaining,...
which the agriculturists of Hertfordshire have succeeded in distributing the loss from rinderpest. They decided to insure against all accidents or disease -to live stock, at 5......
'the Reasons F Or Terminating The Treaty 'of Extradition...
Great Britain and France haver been -published in the form of a 'despatch from M. Drouyn -de Lbuys to:the French. Ambassador in London, the Prince de la Tour d'Anvergne. The......
The Manchester Reformers Held A Very Grandiloquent...
Trade Hall on - Monday night. The great gun was Mr. E. A. Leathern, ex-member for Huddersfield, whose speech was like a homoeopathic solution of Bright in water, —one globule of......
The Cattle-plague -returns Are -still Alarming, The...
being 11,165 for the. week,-against 10,041 for the previous one. The per-centage of recoveries is still eleven and a half per cent., but the hopes entertained from vaccination......
Another Mass Of Correspondence Between' France And...
has been published this week. "It is all of .the same character, though the tone grows every, week a little more bitter. Mr.. Seward repeats :always, in every variety of words,......
Mr. Charles Buxton, In An Able Letter To Last Saturday's
Standard, recapitulating ealmly all the reasons for disapproving the conduct of the Jamaica -authorities, states what we are bound to repeat, as we recently fell into an error......
The Rumour Which We Mentioned Some Weeks Ago That The
cap- tain of the Tallahassee, late Confederate cruiser, had, after disarming his ship, an interview with Mr. G. W. Gordon at Kingston, Jamaica, when the latter gentleman made......
Mr. Chichester Fortescue Attended The 'cinangnral "...
Lord Mayor of Dublin on January 30, and made a good speech. He said that the first step towards the " recovery of Ireland,", of which „he mentioned many signs, was to maintain......
The _royal_ Academy Has, After. Two ...unsucroattful...
painter to accept its presidency. - The. office .was.at -first offerod by a great majority to Sir Edwin Landseer, .who after a-week's consideration declined the honour.......
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