In view of a repetition of the disturbances last winter between Tweed water bailiffs and local fisheriolk, consequent the endeavours of the former to put down net fishing for salmon on the sea coast after regular netting season had closed on Sept. 14, the force of bailiffs at Be

or T’ SALE, some NEW 4 and 5 roomed HOUSES at Terrace, Illogan. Tj!oma> Kistle, Builder, Barucoose Terrace. For Sale, Bellevue road, 999 Years' Lease, SEVERAL well-built and substantial 4 and 5 roomed HOUSES. Apply, Jnj. Hodge, Clinton rd. Redruth, Ttlgu;., Redruth. MO.VO.J.y, O'

Sir Willlsm left Port Moresby along with his private secretary, Mr. J. B. Cameron, and a small party on April 20. He proceeded to Kedscar Ray and up the Vauapa River for 40 miles, where a camp was formed. Some little time was spent here collecting men to accompany the expedition

ANGRY EMPEROR. The Emperor FnncU Joseph has been showing bis anger in Hungary in way that has surprised the Hungarians. On being welcomed at Monor, in Hungary, where some manauvres took place, expressed his thanks somewhat coldly, and said he bad beard that his standard, the yell

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There were shown last meeting of tbe Royal Botanic Society London number of dried specimens from Mexico, amongst which were several specimens of hygrometric club moss It was staged that these plants had the power ascribed the wellknown rose of Jericho, of rolling themselves up l

The FranLfartfr Zeitmnfj » from it« Copenhap*** corre«poo<lent staCiop »het n#»w expedition for explohnp •-r-enunil will "tart iv*\t summer from I 'rnm«rk Ibe plan of work has heeo arranged the naval lieutenant Kyder. party will consist of nine persi-ns, with three hoa»# and a s

Mr Milford Cock said Mr Michcll was tho chairman ihc committee of the Redruth lioard, which met the lllogan and Camborne committees, on a recent date. The Rev. H. Oxland occupied the chair, and Mr Bain read several letters on the subject of steam-rollers ; and ultimately the mem

The polling for the election of a member Parliament for West Kite, to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Mr. K. P. Bruce (Gladstoman Liberal), through ill-health, has taken place, the candidates being Mr. Augustine Birrell (Gladstoman Liberal) and Mr. Wemyss (Conserva