Irvine Express. — 1882-12-08 (Irvine, Strathclyde, Scotland)

GENERAL NEWS. accepted the velvet, but I hope that you also will get a good picking out of the dirty unbeliever." • 1 "Yes, my love, pretty fair. I've no reason to A cairrutatair in Carlisle possesses a cat that will complain. He offered me a hundred and fifty retrieve like any dog. roublee for my presence in full uniform, but I goil Ma CLoss, a student at Eton College and captain the promise of &pother fifty out of him for the wear. of the boats, while playing football on Tuesday aftertin ing of all my .lit. ,k t decorations. I don't think, noon, received a kick which broke his right leg my dear, that two *4 roubles for eating an below the knee. upeormeonlv, good in are altogether to be THE body of Dewar, a Scotsman, sent into the desO,Wis These Ji4a are good judges of champagne Chinese gold mining camp ten days ago in the Yale too." , ' c AP 1 district, has been discovered buried beneath the "Of course he understands that the money will door of a tent. The murderers fled to the American beolev.ted to a public charity 1-" side.—Toronto Globe. .'"13.44 he not pntit in that delicate way, rd have IT is now arranged that Mr Gladstone shall open had him kicked out of the palace, my love. Do yfAn his Mid-Lothian campaign at Edinburgh on 15th imagine that I have No self-respect ?" January, afterwards visiting Dalkeith and West "My dear, we cannot have too much in these Calder, and being entertained at a public banquet times, and especially when dealing with Jews. Of in Edinburgh on 18th proximo. course the knave will send my velvet at once ? " A new departure in salmon breeding is about to "By special messenger, and the feast comes off on be inaugurated on the river Tay, a hatching house 'Thursday week." after the model of those in use at llowietoun "1 half hope that I may be ill, so as to have an Fishery being ready for use. It will have space in excuse for not going. He won't get his velvet back which to hatch a quarter of a million of ova. though if I don t attend his beastly dinner, that's AT Sheffield on Tuesday night a discharged soldier one very sure thing. Oh, Bayer, how dare these named Whitehead killed his infant daughter by unbelievers to be so rich? It's wicked it's dashing her head against a dresser, and after being detestable! No Jid should have even butts: to taken into custody nearly killed one of the four his bread whilst a Russian Christian has to go policemen who were placed in his cell to restrain without!" his violence. He has since died. _  A deputation from all the important Corporations of the United Kingdom had an interview on Tuesday with the President of the Board of Trade, with the object of getting clauses inserted in ElectricLighting Bills that might render the Act for the use of electric light permissive instead of obligatory. DIETHERIA of a very malignant type is alarmingly prevalent in Dundee. At 'I uesday night's meeting of Commissioners it was stated that 14 out of the 16 cases in November proved fatal, six of the seven persons attacked in the previous month have also died. The disease is attributed to defective house diainage. RELIGION AND 11/Rms.—The Menonites of Manitoba are divided into the Hook-and-Eye Party and the Button Party. The former are conservatives, and see the danger of vanity in buttons; the latter are radical and progressive, insisting upon the innocence of buttons, also their convenience and cheapness. A GIRL of 15 years, who jumped into the Cart at Paisley on Tuesday in a fit of temper, was escued by James M`Leod, a 72nd Highlavder, who saw the girl leap into the swollen stream, and at once gallantly followed her, and succeeded in taking her out after swimming about 400 yards down the river. M. LOUIS BLANC, the well-known Republican leader, died on Wednesday morning at Cannes, aged 69. A RELIC OF Beitamaissi.—A correspondent of the Christian Leader mentions that while visiting the Island of Mull, recently, she came upon a little burial-ground entirely devoted to unbaptized children' who were thus severed in the grave from those who had been interred with a hope of resurrection to life. Only one adult lies with the little babies, an old Christian woman, whose last dying request it was that she should be buried along with the unbaptized children. AN