... and the easy arrangements which have been made with his tenants for the occupy. pion of the land. That is one circumstance. We have pit postmen , n of the land at a much earlier period than we could nth , rw ige beep hoped. The other cirount stereo is ...

... by Ntessm Epps, to fit it for a wholesome and nutritious beverage, might be of interest to the readers of ' Land and Weer.'--bee Artiele in Land and Water, October 14. Houxivisv's PlLLS.—Bilious complaints and irregularities of the system, produc d by ...

... Guy's Hospital some d3r ago, on the body of a woman named Pettingell, brought to a conclusion on Saturday. The decer according to her dying depositions, bad discovered that her husband was living with another woman, having met him by appointment, they went ...

... FRANCE. A great Free Trade demonstration took place yesterday upon the Marseilles Exchange. Petitions were -adopted declaring army tax superior to those on raw material. FIRE AND LOSS OF LIFE AT JAPAN. Eighty women have perished in a fire at Japan. TUESDAY'S ...

... wheelbarrow, which they saw at the convent on Mount Carmel—(laugh• ter)—it was as God said it should be with reference to that land—a land of hills and valleys, and the nation stood as a lesson to the whole world. He described their visit to Arimathea—which at ...

... will be paved with Mosaic tiles. A Row AMONGST OPERATIVES.— SAVED FROM THE HOLMFIRTH FLOOD. —Hannah Pickles, a young married woman, employed es a weaver, at Greenhill Mill, was, on Mocday, at the West Riding Police Court, Dews. bury, charged with assaultine ...

... woollen manufacturer, Mond, and J. W. Golden commission agent, Huddersfield. Tax ARMY DrvustoNs.—On Monday night, in th e House of Commons, when the motion was put to reduce the army by 20,000 men, Mr E. A. Leatham and M r Joshua Fielden voted, with the minority ...

... summons. A young man who has travelled through New Jersey says he saw some land there so peer that you =tidal Mee a ea angorroNs PROM PUNCH. NATIONAL SECURITY. 'Mat of Army Reorganisation? Nettling taia than is but taxation. BOOM AND CRANIIiaNALD.—Robin ...

... HUDDERSFIELD BOROUGH POLICE COURT. MONDAY. Before the Hon. C. G. LEGGE, Jams KATE, Esq., and A. CaowrnEß, Esq. A VIOLENT Youso WOMAN.— Ellen Rodgers, hawker, Boulder's Yard, a young girl, was placed in the deck on three charges, namely—of blng drunk and disorderly ...

... Walter Redmond John Bacon, no vote. FRANCE AND GERMANY. The Times is not inclined to think that M. Thiers has postponed his Army Bill at Prince Pismarck's dictation, nor does it believe that it is in the nature of Germany, or for her interest, to lead ...

... recklessness of utter despair had taken hold of us. Our captain was a terrible little man—not a braver one than he in the whole army. And then, you see, we were all brave. He did not stand more than so high (pointing to his shoulder), but he would have his ...

... as they are crossed), they will not be available in the settlement of purchases of land—in which cases it is thought essential only to part with the title to the land on the recdipt of the purchase money in real legal tender. In all other cases the protection ...