reciaisiti3n 3g AN IMPERIAL RACE. it is possible to dissuade Lord Benoonsfield from c truing out his "high policy" of bringing Sepoys to England in defiance of the Constitution and of Parliament, enrely the kerma of a letter an Anglo-Indian has addressed to the Tieies will do t T
Tag Rome correspondent of the Pall Mall Gazette says :—A Scotch physician, long rel. dent in Rome, coming out froui an audience of the Pope the other da,y, said—' Never have I seen Rush a change ia any human being unless produced by pbydical illness. Cardinal Pecci a tall. erect
The annual meeting pf the Town Commissioners waa held on Wednesday in their room, Town Hall Buildinga, for the purpose of electing a chairman and passing the annual statement of accounts. TleConimissioners present were—Messrs. Simpson, J.P.; Young. Stewart, Beatty, Ligget, Gault
sallgnitqa *dutrtisg. BLLLYZINA. NAN 4. 1878. BALLTIIIINA YOUNG //INN)" Pasbarrutuar A. 1100L&TION.—The closing meeting for the season of this association, was held in the Class-room of First Presbyterian Church, on Monday evening, and was open to the public. The Rev. S. M. Dill
THE MAN WHO DIDN'T KNOW MUCH PLET CHAPIN T rrirtl THE SHOOTING 1I •• "and etill as each repeated pleasure tired. Succeeding sports the mirthful band inspired." Goldsmith. It was a full minute before the Judge could _ make his voice heard, for the iumidt of a thousand open mouths
FARMERS. Every Monday, price 4d.; post free, 4id. THE AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE gives full Market Reports, both Metropolitan and Provincial; accurate accounts of Prices and Sales Proceedings of Agricultural Societies, Farmers' Clubs, and Chambers of Agriculture—their Meetings, Exhibi