... who was consecrated Bishop of Chester on April 5, 1884. was confirraTd ia his election the Bishopric of Oxford, ceremony faking place, usual, in the church of St. Mary le- Bow, wheapddo, tho prerence of largo con gregation. On arriving tho church shortly ...

... famine, bread riots took place in Staleybridge—for men must have bread, and, if they cannot get it in proper manner, they must fake it in an improper manner—£3oo was sent down to Staleybridge within 24 hoars. At the same rime, the people of Tralee were walking ...

... found Mrs. McClure Iging on the floor. There was blood on her face mad in the floor. Mn.s M'Clure t )ld her to get a ear sad fake her to the hospital. bat she went into the neat house, which was occupied by a Mrs. ditimpie, and brought her in. The prisoner ...

... of whom have taken Fans e* ree/e. others ure their say thither The fabled advantages of Farts a* place to atop are being exposed by the Amer . ladies. Those who goto M Uortho.'am. «-.iar~-. supremely happy also are others who patron, Felix, or any of ...

... means well to Belfast and the North of Ireland. But will have to be on his guard against the iusidious artifices to which is exposed. The very persons who call out the loudest for Home Rule in the interests of Dublin centralisation are determined to Ulster ...

... most of. I am told that the cartoons of ?? I: .lielad illustrative of the carrying out of the ~0 0 Crimes Act were largely exposed during the recent n election at Rochester, and the latest proposal is to 7 ?? of the battering-ram now in a use in Donogal ...

... statement o? coreilersblo amateurs there are number by professional I kngih, Mr. Cartels detailed tho circumstances gentlemen, and faking very appropriately the I wbtoh led*fo the prorreutora following prisonor premier place amongst those ora works of ike night ...

... means of obtaining iho best reformation on the subject, and the reports which had re&ckod the Local Government Board led them fake a different view to that tak*n by Mr. and Mrs. Harte. Mr. J. N. Richardson again pressed forward a request that the Sunday ...

... (Cheers.) Show, et the Ten Josue of Commons; that you are equal to the manse. (Cheers) wo w . Let no comideration, let so fake rumour deter :bias)--we and hen to 7°?'.. Notez—Not even tha away. kr. An told that yea nay pal in the Tory. A Voten—He is ...

... rroesvei lettere from etbir party of the country complaining of the arrest.. Agent. and laadlords west to the Conde and gave fake in. formation against the nun, Them was no remedy tor this, but it uses well to exports the way in which these things were ...

... of any kind denote astonishment alarm in either of them. They stock still side by side surveying us behind open rail that exposed their forms from their feet. be. far I could make out. attired m dark blue cloth or serge, and cap with naval peak, the top ...

... sift It throagh sloo sieve. The ref use may billed tor cattle with tittle loss. The sifting should be carefully performed to fake ont pony flaxseed, which grows inferior stalk, and spurious weeds, which ore bother and loss. Three bushels of prepared seed ...