... At the Royal Academy he saw St. Martin's Eve of the Deluge and Subsiding of the Waters, and Turner's incomprehensible Slave Ship. After a visit to his family in Manchester, he returned with a heavy heart to Grace Bill, and, sic months later. abandoned ...

... t 6 pounds. Three men have lost their lives at the Great Harwood Collieries, near Accrington, through the fall of a scaffold on which they were at work in a new shaft. Voticeo. C 3NISTON FOX HOUNDS. MONDAY, April 1216, SHIP INN, CONISTON, WEDNESDAY. April ...

... sailing line-ofbattle ship, occupying six weeks front Lisbon to England. The Atalanta has had to contend with a lung succession of unfavourable wind, and it is much inure probable that she has been delayed than that she has been lost. It is not, however ...

... saturated with blood. She had If any well-informed individual will send stouts casks, etc. Twu small mirrors hanging to training ship Atalanta. a wound on the head. She appeared to me the above information I shall be mud the pole which also served as a watch--land ...

... 25, and 6-to p.m. Leave Waterhead at 9-40, to-so a.m. ; 12-10. 12-35, 2.10, 3-10 N 5-35 and 7-10 p.m. TEN SHILLINGS' REWARD. LOST, on Friday a ft ernoon, nest the Booking Otike at Wirwionsere S' PURSE containing gold, silver, stamp' ray tickets, &c.—The ...

... the victory was practically won, the retiring Itinvaituis maintained a Partbian fire during the retreat, and many lived were lost as the troops approached the empty embrasures. The Queen's colour of the Royal Welshone of the two rags which were on Monday ...

... to prate:{ life and property by all the means at their disposal. several Bills laving been advanced a stage, their Lord. ships adjourned at twentydlre minutes to seven obba•k, till Tuesday, when the second reading of the Itinyloyers' habihty Biil will ...

... Amax& —Another relic dthe h Armada his been neared at Mein by the of Mr. David Lad& end hire a Imre inn nisi op pine where the ships to . the Armada was it been in that phase ler ima tore hundred and ninety pesse. ai S :seems es es ever. The length el the ...

... surrender ; and how that, if there should be a diplomatic failure, and if all the Powers finally agreed to demonstrate, the ships which form the naval °rehears in the European concert are to rendezvous at Revue. As to the Greek frontier queetlun, Lord Granville ...

... would take place, In whleh case It Is more than probable that Turkey will draw her troops from the disputed districts ;LI ships to make over the ternit The herring easann on the east eosin of Scotland closed on Saturday. The season has been one of un ...

... engulphed. The commotion in the bay and the harbour was the same as on land, for the water literally seethed, and the big ships 'swayed to and fm like a drunken man.' For hardly en hour together since that time has the vibration been altogether absent ...

... the ero wde ..ttoym and in the seclude(' hamlet, in barns and in outlining, those who slept in fields or under hedgerows, in ships, boats, and barges, those who scarcely ever venture off our rivers or canals—all passed under the calculation of the enumerator ...