... upon the directors' proposal to stiffen the Board and suggesting that they proposed to do tb:a at personal we too readily armed that in times like the present, wafering their the eight members of the Board were ready to strengthen themselves eta proportionate ...

... Muter (Mr. Parmiter), and %cricks. match was played between married and single, the latter winning. CITY Hagar —On Monday, John Mama, a at described no ern. charged with angina= drama on Saturday night, and with kicking P.e. J.iliwho took him Into custody ...

... LONGOLOTH SHIRTS atm.* be far duality, ar YOUNG GIIIITILEM ENG SHIRTS. made to order. beet Gabes In GENTLEMEN'S MOSINEE of sod CARDIGAN JACKET% In variety. CARRIAGE and SILK HATS, UMIRRLLAS, SCOTCH MAUDS. HAND and TRAVELLING ORDERS IRON THE COUNTRY. _ tToro; ...

... be done, and not knowing where the funds were enening platform was gaily decanted with flags and poited shrubs. field. Mr. John Houghton lent Witne interesting nsodels of tinnaston. hire E. D. Godwin, Mite William., the Mimes out •di ntient hand held ...

... a year to ascertain that the machinery necessary for carrying out the convention is in working order, but it will have no armed force under ita control, as had been proposed by France. and will rely solely upon the Khedive and the Sultan to protect tee ...

... politisol natio goe John L. SuP.ivan, the Fifth: Marvel, were there-Aa 1 that the alliance with the Couservetives most he SHIPWEICKED Carers Soirrnsitrrow.-Capt. Nelson, : ItEPRESENTATION OF WINCHESTER. 1 AMR/VEIL - there- and were pre ted to H.R.H., ...

... 43.000 armed men in Ireland, who were paid out of the Imperial taxer—paid by the British taxpayers. Had they Rome Rule in Ireland to-morrow, could they not govern her as well then as now, for the Irish would not have control over • single armed mon ? It ...

... the movement of the railway vehicles. LAI:MUCCI ART ST. JOHN'S , OCTRAMPTO‘ SCNI , tT SCHOOL—The annual treat in connection with theme schools took place on Tuesday. The children meeting St. John's Mission Hall, French-street, at half.pitst cos, and, ...

... six weeks, awing to BRONCHITIS. W,lh another overe attack this year be tried Richter's Expeller, and felt relieved aft. Um arm spoilt:alio, and with two more embrocations last his cough entirely. Mr. SAMUEL - BATCHELOR, of East Back, Pembroke, says I ...

... square Jeffkins arid Bonham-Carter mode thing. look better for I their ..de l and the pair completely collared the howling, arming the score from ere Janina had to retire for I b w. His innings included two ja i 3 ' ,. and three es. The remaining batsmen ...

... Rev. John C. Mooch. WA, Exeter College. Oxford, Second Master .1 Lord Weymouth*. School. Meese. and eldest on of Dr. Cha• Alcoa. Master. to norm. Entine Alice, desghirr of J. Orme Andrews. Esq., M. lust. Grooge BOSS--SMITH.--Aim. it St. John's. F01k ...

... ha. Men almost phenomenally Channel. Six men were then injured, one man and who have noised darling the h a yi ng a br o ken arm and an, ohm- a broken leg The •have had to undergo great hard•liipet slop was hammering &twat Mr 14 day, in the Iffy if peat ...