... FAKING UP A STINKING GOOSE. Mary Aim .Tones was summoned before Mr. Raffles, the City Police Coutt this morning, chained with having yesterday on her stall St. .lohn's exposed for sale goose which was unfit for human food. '1 defendant said the goose ...

... nentuts write, the manor! evert of Dintl• News the mammal of all proper MOM.. eats. An entwined nee obeirmel• root timmtermaly exposed if it glows into •'I ut. known Hwy, *Mel• has wirer hew TON. nutted b• emelt, no either ad. of the it? •as. It u, admltable ...

... creation whose laws of motion you codify ; the nicest ears behave so strangely as to dispel all idea that they ma reason tress fake sentiment ; they generally prefer a wasp, and usually deceive an honest foul The hiirhlY morel moo snattractise.—Laity Violet ...

... more than on* occasion, mocv the governor iu* [ forta-* him that. *•■ ...

... Catholic to-day says not one of those who helped to unmask Pigott did so much or assisted so powerfully and successfully in exposing the foul conspiracy as the Catholic Archbishop of Dublin, and never while Ireland is Ireland will the notable part taken ...

... Oxford first, and Cambridge nowhere. The day not plasma tor the rime rids, bat the crowd was large, and the general iatemst fakes in the mos by the metropolis great as ever, bat people who bet on such affairs bare bees heavily bestow In the clubs on Wednesday ...

... FACTS AND FANCLEt3. On the contrary—tiding ea mule. a &porl—• dash of ligbtaist. Tbs bed way to fake cold bath is it coolly. What becomes of ama'a weed when be won't keep it aid seam else will take it? Nam see the sort satiable of the ea, beeetwee they ...

... adds - The names of the consignors and 4;011,61.014T are pmhabls fictitious, and the fore - inling of daii,..erous goods under fake pretences rondar them liable to heavy punishment in the United Statea..% England. OF THE IRISH PRESS. IbrEct.ti. neutusAm.l ...

... that he found • contused lacerated wound on the front of the head. *stealing from tie bridge of the nose for three mob., and exposing the bone. the edges of which were gsping. On the top of the head was another wound reaching to the bone, measuring two inches ...

... their hands in • suspicious attitude, should have received the final stroke in teasing from men who wore determined not to expose themselves to be murdered from behind? LIVERPOOL CRICKET CLUB AVERAGES. Weary iirlebkil to the 'meter, et she Liverthicket ...

... With the rising of the tid«- the wind has increased in force. It difficult for pedestrians to keep their footing in the exposed par;.-. Doke-street iariic&dod both *-nd-. a* it dangerous pedestrians. is strewn with tiles and chimney-pota. FATAL FALL ...

... Mr. Justice Day, said the matter had been much before the courts, and had attracted mo much attention, that the court would fake time to consider its decision. Mr. A. B. Forwood, M.P., atldressing & meeting of his constituents Orinnkiik yesterday, said ...