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... 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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... ' 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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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... 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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... It is now pretty generally understood that the judgment of the Privy Council will be that Mr. Gorham is entitled to be instituted to the living of Brampton Speke, and that he will accordingly be instituted by the Metropolitan. There will probably be discussion enough about the meaning and effect the judgment when comes out, and we shall certainly not attempt to divine that meaning or effect ...

... !^^l* ND WALES. s V fiss* states that ab ° ut VhS* danieT 18 -°? the day are JO k!T lnfir from incorrectly W 1 » s «i*tL 2 lmill >Bhed by making it kV|l A *rir2l'embers of the Baptist S> Sufis' ltwas decided to divide 5 % Wll ° number The If these » X »*°Derty in Accrington 'V* 80ld they would reaiise SSi a brave sohdier, who has V**? 1 n ...

... amusing ingenuousness seems pervade the organ. toils 6tory this morn.Trof T gentleman who, on a visit midland town, struck the neglect, the streets the farporation that be inquired the reason. Glad•'tlie laconic reply. Surely have had mfficiont experience of muddle-headednees in our own Of,' Corporation without going afield find instances nfGladstonian incompetency. The story oxcel- . and ...