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THE Earl of Derby has now fully recovered from the attack of illness which compelled him to absent himself from the Upper House at the most critical period of the passing of the Reform Bill, and his presence has restored that state of party discipline which had been shaken by hi

A branch of the railway in the Madras Presidency runs through a wild region, the inhabitants of which are unsophisticated savages, addicted to thievery. The first day that the line was opened, says the Central India Times, a number of these Arcadians conspired to intercept the t

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SCOTTISH PARLIAMENTARY REFORM. TO THE EDITOR OF THE "LONDON SCOTSMAN." SlR,—Allowme to take the strongest possible exception to the recommendation, in your article under the above head, to group Caithness and Sutherland together under the proposed new Reform Bill. The only infer

EDINBURGH, THURSDAY. THE Northern meeting and the competitions of the Highland Rifle Association at Inverness hold a prominent place in the week's news. Except that horsey men may hold the race meetings at Kelso and Ayr to be the more important, or that Radicals may think more o