... WTflHE AGiG'Y' 'O1 B1EE DOG- . REASON Ou ilNSTIOcT. : ?? (. SUBonOT OF ILLUSTRATION.] i+tgive in the-centre block. on the front page of this week's edition a' series 6!. engravisigs representing a 'variety of subjects connected' with canine sagacity. Since-our edition of last week a series of letters have- appeared in the 1Daily. Tclegraph inwivhicb the writers. give numerous cases of the ...

... v trIbobDf0 Cotb DURaNG the past week five-1ericans who ha've accepted service'as officerj in the Chinese -Army have arrived in this country to purchase stores. The families of the Invineibles who were convicted in connection with the Phoenix Park murders are now fiving in the greatest poverty in Dablis.-.' A young man named Price, the nephew of the landlord of the White Swan Hotel, Ross, ...

... Ike S t4 ? it V - v S1ATIU)AY, MAY S. 1883. PI - RSON A L bR A E r\mY INSTAN-C S of personal bravery have been re- ported wibtin tue last two or three days Ivhliih ought t, be cmmemoralted. in one ease the courage vas shownintlhe cause of philaniihropy and iii the othier of stern duty. On Good Friday a nuumbtler of persons in a lelasure boai at Leicetecr capsized the b-oat alid were plunged ...

... Tho HIl/actrated Po!iic News. SATURtDAY, APRIL 12, 1384. LOR.D COLERIDGEI ill. ?? Se11'C1nCC0 oil MI. Edidunll Yates Avas most empathic and severe in hlis o ervaions upon thoses vwreteied plublica- tionS known as tle ?? jOUnlM.S. No One Who blre;tllhs the glial r air, said the Lord Chief Justice, or wvlo has ever had his lhert touchled or llisl 1tdgileut inoved by thlc press, wvill ?? that ...

... I)Mpa anlb Is latrjwed man Invariably Iglt-haadczl? 2A wsat.1~'ar rei~port.-.i thunder-clap. A oeilcion for ?? your liver WVhat ?? of tche body are the best travellers? Thle 6i'm zristN, To obtalo. down from the boisoin of a 1%ake, waittill yoar ese a, boatman feather his oars. What Is that which has got ieet mind na~i-, butt no legs, toes;, or claws? A vard mnas ore. An ocvli~t minw not be ...

... ON W fdq? CIuciiENs and farmers agree in wishing for f nll j a croS. w Sir, did you call me a cipher 7 o ?? said you were a figure nine with its toil out off. 'o The man who lives on little is worshipped as en h economist, while he who lives on nothing is despised E as a tramp. VI Tommy is fond of sugar, and asks his mother for at some to eat on his bread and butter. She refuses. al He ...

... -- -- ?? - O00 SATURDA1, MIARCHl 19, 1881. | i Dva flOWS of IlIC assassination of the Czar of en rlussia will oxcite a (leep feeling of horror aud lla indignaliofl among all classes. It is said that Bti threatened men live long, and the Czar has Ri passed unscatlled throuiph so many desperate th attempts npon his life ihat the aonnouncemcnt i that the assassins ha ...

... .. - - AFRICGAN EXPLORATIONVS - . I the D l§ TANLEY'S 10'W vOrk), Thro~gl tile Dark Con- le tinent, hias been i5ssQd. The woVI, affOt'd8 a SPleti ddiigt into a hitherto aunklo~iagictd1 full of exciting adventure, ?? 0~~ g Valisable information. Wye quoto ?? efusge, t Show its interesting, character. ?? U 't 1ebg g isl~tnd, and meeting the King of K011h,11 'r Stanley r -I 'rho night ...

... The. Illustrated Pole N?-ckas SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 18S6, OUR CONVICT PRITSONTS. Ths-oe the yearly reports relating to ourll ?? prisons we arc enabled to gqautie, wvith con~i dot able aeccuracy thle M1nount of criml-e that fronI one per-iod to) ?? thc counitry, and it is ccrtainly a mnatter of no smnall saltis factionlj ](,tolent ?? thle rport just ?? that thie unumber of sentences to penal ...

... Fssilnl 3Notes. deat llfEXrCAN Joe, who Is at prementlocatedl at Liverpool, graN ha: apparently exerteda Considerable. fascination woo, wihdaily appliiatlons pam14 egrt dnt stat sombrero and lead a life ctf adventure -upon-the abot boundary, prairies. The mn jorlty of the epistles ebei represent more than one applicant, one of them 0053 baee -tatoing the signatureal f no-fewer, than eight lads ...

... v y , y Hill, Oftriombli . 41willimu, h Ia is believed that in addition totheqpieces in which he is announced to appear, Signor Spalvini wi play Ingo. a nesr. He has becoae a Vice-President of the new Shakespeare Society. Thanks to Mr. Du-Vils kinpdess about fifty of the I pupils of the Royal Masonic Iistitiation for (ihrli were i present at his entertainment at St JAIes's Hall on Mon. ...

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