& WYNDHAM'S "SOYAI . " BASTO 1 U 1 IE . "g I N B A D . » Bj J . HICKOEY WOOD . Prodaced by P . W . WTNDHAM . AKOTHES "EOYAL" RECOBD . EVURYBODyS SEEING IT . 55 i * Csd Jseluto TOil FOT , MACDUJ tlSOaSTOJJ . TATTEN HALL , PHV 11 IS M 0 NKMA 2 ? , CDLLEN and OAETHY . Ajad their VT

"JWrOTICE—The Co-Partncrship of GRINBLAY J . l HOSS , t CO ., arrjiag on Business as JEWric Light and Powsr Ensis < -ers at 47 Wsierloo Street , Glasgoft ' . o ! which tbe Subfcribsrs -erfcre the Sole Partners , bas bien DISSOLVED is at 30 ; h Norenter 1312 by the Rctirsl therei

AXNTJAL CHARGE OF £ 20 , 000 . jssz agitation ior a . senernc oi old age pensions in . tlio Isle of Man . oa siraifar fines to tfioso of tht United Kingdom resulted in the appointment by tho Lieutenant Governor of a Commission to inquire into the number of persons in the island

( TUESDAYI . at EtevRn o'dock . "EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITUEB , JLU PIAKO ^ ORXE . and OTHEE EHTEOIB , beloneins to a FamDy going abroad . Witnin No . 51 GEORGE STEEET , H TO-irOEEOW ( WEDNTLSDAY ) . at Eteren o ' cta * . 0 USEH 0 LD FURNITURE AND OTHER EFFECTS , Comprising : —

Caldbeck , near AVigion , into an accident to Robert J acU ^ oii . - 63 , a -well-known fanner , vvko Alexl four days after having- his skull [ KCtUTCd by being thrown from a carf j on Ratten Row . Evidence nas given that the nqrso shied at a danger-board placed as the roadside

Mgxsieb and LniKSEB Bank . —^ Tho profit for tho half-year end-ed December 31 amounted to £ 26 , 313 , to which has to be added £ 14 , 812 brought forward . Tho directors rcoommemi a dividend at tl > & rate of 16 p . c , per annum , place £ 5000 in reserve , apply £ 5000 in redu

that is to say , at least if we are not afflicted rah sea-sickness—for when that way inclined lie re is nothing more repulsive to the stricken eeas . es than the sight of a writhing mass of mucosity , or than its insinuating smell , as the " boat rolls tipsily on a fat g rouud s

The Times records tho d < nth of Lord Headley , a Representative Peer of Ireland , in a nursing homo in Dublin- yesterday , at tho age of 57 . Charles Mark Allanson Winn , Lord Headley Baron Allanson of Aghadoo , ' Co . Kerry , succeeded his father , also a Representative Peer ,

T-yrw Sihermeiij wlio have been lining during tL > wifiaer months , as rinter approaches ret tume the net fishing . ' Lining consists in sinkinf a leng th of tough cord armed with innumerable hooks , which are baited with mussels or othervshell fish or with lugwonns ; bat with t

A Clearance Bile oi Jaeger Pure Wool Goods , which ire oat ol conditionmisfitskc . ljst lew d 4 T 6 , * t tie Jaex « r Depot , H 9 i Pcioosi Stnet ,