A mass meeting, numbering fully 10.0D0, of factory operatives, who are ou strike in Dundee, has been held on the 'Magdalen-green. Resolutions were passed to the effeec that the agents of the emuloyers, seeking to reduce wags by 10 per cent., were exorbitant and unjustifiable. Th

of any Freehold or Leasehold Properties for disposal, for which he is continually having inquiries made. Surveys, Valuations for probate or otherwise, Estimates of Delapidations, Plans and Specifications made, and Auctions conducted on modertae terms.—Mß.- HENRY VULLIAMY has pai

WI NE AND SPIRIT IMPORTERS. 2,4, and 6, QUEEN STREET, RAMSGATE. MARSALA. (Ingham's) 2ls. per Dozen. By taking Six Dozen Quarter Cask, £lO. SHERRY, strongly recommended .... 245. „ Octave, £7 10s. SAMPLES SENT ON APPLICATION. Carriage paid to any Station on the L. C. & D. It., or

Tea and coffee dietary for children is as bad in its effects as its use is now universal. Dr. Ferguson found that children so fed only grew four pounds per annum between the ages of 13 and 16; while those who got milk night and morning grew fift, en pounds each year. This needs

to the Assured, and are divided every five years. At last division in 1873, the sum of £36,419 15s. 11d., equivalent to a reversionary bonus of ;C78,62.5, was distributed among the members, less the usual reserve. The Society's POLICIES are virtually indisputable, and UNDOUBTED

Property—Valuations for Probate, &c.— EDWARDS & CO., Auction and Estate Agents, 130, Seven Sisters'-road, Holloway, N.

Judgment has been given by the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council upon an a rpeal from a decision in the High Court of Admiralty, in a cross cause If damage, which bad been in‘tituted between the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation (2ompany, the owners of the steams],

The New York limes says :—The fool-hardy attempt of Hugh Donahue, of Springfield, who is attempting to walk 1,100 miles in 1,100 consecutive hours, will probably result fatally to him. He came here several weeks ago, and made arrangements with the proprietor of Mystic Park to at

Dr. Kenealy, M.P., has addressed a crowded meeting in the Theatre Royal, at Hartlepool, in aid of the candidature of his son for the seat in Parliament miw vacant in that borough. The nroeeedings were most uproarious. A of Tichborne sympatl , iserswere present, but nine-teeths o