... irsk waa charged with anu aggravated -assault on by a woman named Catberine Leary. Prom the evidence it appeared that the parties r of bad been living together at a lodging-house age at Thornley as man and wife. On the 23rd on December prisoner wenti home ...

... of S;ir .1oint Mow- u !n- the Fat he- os the ,lous.. nd nigut -. L bets it Xrndfatiher. `.te is desorvedlv respeet by all parties. Mr. Dox-ord. member for Sun- ! dernand, and ir. Thorbutra, mnenber for i Peoeblam, who are- to be knighted, have votedt ijalc ...

... 7'e bHeet Chime* Camp affect that tate Tillie has dna asasiasiably. Band Inaba; ad de maw Si. and bill. inano of rivar. A PARTY OF BOERS CUT OFF. (Beater'. Telegrams.) PRIME CAMP. Ssiazday. Owls* theme:Wu et the Tugela. fel. !mum epee the heavy aim a ...

... deck. the departments £ all usually utilised for the carrying of mails be- . dth .tween this country and America, and the parti- su Len. tions of which are therefore iron-lined, had been ce I of turned into magazines, with rooms for horse to 15- gear ...

... in i - chol. -.Aooyst othersa)here wYere present Mr sr and Mrs M.'Lean and party, Breda; Lieutenant uri M'Leau, Black Watch Mr GI. Moir Byres, Mrs e et Moir Byres, and party, Tonlevs; Mr D. M'Lean on an at. iteoo ak Poesr and Mis,e if. Talr dnuab MsT ...

... the theory tihat in the Tventieth Centrvy began on the stroke of twelve o'clock last night. ,It i; argued ed by the 'zero party that. the firt year was not a year, bat only 365 individual days, e from the last of which the first. year dates. But whether ...

... d- State by the BiaisjAjfinistrv, will have to bhil n- dissolved. aild thi;iiwill not please the Protte- it *ir I tionist party, bv tho votes of. whom the present Mx Ministry hold office. There are various reasons re to account for the ?? of the present ...

... Satur. day afternoon ?? House. Earl anid Countess Cowper, who are about to proceed to Egypt, have been entertaining, a small party of friends at Panshanger Park, their family scat' near Hertford. The Countess of Tankerville has arrived in town from Chillinagham ...

... per ton, which some of the largest exporters strongly advocated, and all believed could be obtained, but the more moderate party preferred the smaller ?? il the hope that it would he Ofa much more permaneat character, which, there is every reason to believe ...

... 5h: - ?? net-i spire 1.mmto lito otte'r 'lasr uo da.S-:.cs t I '-gt'o-ner Bet wo mnust ta-~keiec-to at: 2 ?? of the Librera pa~rty. 'Wt 4 i sr old. absorlb ail othor tmt-erisst. $n4 ' I -.o i-s flc Sthe qtuez-tl~io of ite nt:ai i u-- O' t-I- :Otmnrv ...

... .' th, ; fired upon them, with 'disastron. rsulps.-''a ,r - Of the R'iX. soldiers who formed ttho','aiabu-1' the re lance.party_.to which he belonged t6,d,.iVere' tio shot dead before -his eyes. 'Another cotmrade, i1s ls, was sevei'ely wounded, he himself ...

... has been one of the makers of the Y Democratic Party in Massachussetts. When I he begnmn his labours neither in town nor State I had the party any position. Re and his fel- I ?? helped to create the party, so that it prsct'cally controls the City of Boston ...