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... A LA FRONTIERE I We Rive our readers a translation of the song, A la Fron- Here I which, written by M . Jules Frey, aud set to music by the operatic composer, Gounod, has within the last few weeks ne- 'e me very popular in Paris : — To mt PMnnloi ? Ho I citizens 1 Ho I soldiers, rise 1 Be France's voice your rallying call ; Her hearths and homes to disenthrall, Up 1 ere the hour of battle ...

... tbn above tlusam eilhw fears are. or, what is mom b-n suitable iL, FAMILY. ember Night. * has no intention i roan army, baa lis new departure is on- illation between Nathalie. r A' the ex-King and exbout leastawcrfu, l»brroovitcb dynasty. GERMANY. '' IN. December Empire has two year*. Th® :»es Q ere 5.354, and n tbo ibe circumstances, ing capabilities of iPIDEMIC. December 22. IV havoc city. » ...

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... IMPERIAL PARLIAMNT.| (By Telegraph.) get HOUSE OF LORDS, YESTERDA.Y. hafe, The LORD CHANCELLOR took his seat on the woolsack me at five o'clock.I dtli- PERSECUTION OF CHRISTIANS IN TURKEY. ri-e an Lord -STRATFORD DE REDOLIFFE called attention p ned to some cases of Christian persecution in Turkey. gel] sees Earl RUSSELL said that, on the representations of our I'a' Ambassador, the Porte had ...

... ' YORKSHIRE REPOSITORY, LEED& ENTRIES of HORSES nnd CAKRtAUES (SS. each) for Nrxt TiustW' »bou]d made this day. that r adtertlied in SalaiJay rape, and. good anlhannaa honea fair demand ineaent. gentlemen bating aueh (or dlirScatlon to BOSS, York Place. Leeds. THETAST PARADE ROOMS. LEEDS.7 Mac*™ SONS respectfully request the attention of the public Large Collection of ARTISTIC FURNITURE ...

... year there have been 806 wrecks. P - ans > in the north of Forfarshire, are ft le p. with snow '^W 166 fun yiuix?a no . fewer than 5. 338 desertions from t eser tera U ? ° f whom 86 were apprehended. 712 of ...

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... At Tuam Quarter Sessions, yesterday, there were 3everai o^sts .1 excitement. Mrs. B dkin, of Ballymoe, | plaiutift in c_e case, was unable to appear as she had been Boyco.ted, nnd was unable to get her horses shod. I;: another case a car owner, who had let his c : s to the p.iice for the conveyance of prisoners, , was repo. te ii by tho Head-.onstab!e to be afraid to yen- > ture on ■ while the ...

... t>ME E i! GLA ~ ND AND WALES. fe^.doei^ 1 ? THE IsLE OF Man, it may dlBBoly e the union with this country, ft 7 e UjrisLf rt%for the promulgation of laws passed Ll J °uh « Tk ° f the island « was held on Monday at tt?! gathering f eatl . ler was favourable. There vvas a a 'be «> °» visitors and residents from all parts c Went k( X y - beinK «« » holiday. A of h * 9 Northampton Regiment formed ...

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... (BT TELMBAPH, PIB WSB ASSOCIATION.) HOUSE OF LORDS.— Ykstkrdat. The Lordships met at 11 o'clock. Tbe Consolidated Fond (No. 2) Bill was passed through its final stages. Their Lordships adjourned at 11-5. HOUSE OF COMMONS.— Ywihrdat. The Speaker took the chair at 12-45. IRISH CONVENTION AOT. Sir J. M«KENNA moved tha second reading of the Convention (Ireland) Act Repeal Bill. He explained that ...