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... WHUJrr we take great care to secure the eorreet printing of Advertisements, we cannot be answerable for inaccu- racies, or for any consequences arising therefrom. TO CORRESPONDENTS. Coeeespondents will greatly ?? our arrangements by posting their communications as early U the week as possible, and by sending a second letter by a later post when necessary. Ko notice can be taken of anonymous ...
... CORN MARKETS CORK, Friday.— Bed wheat. 12s 9d ; barley, il» w oats, 9s 2d ; white oats. 9s lod to 10s 3d. ' '•*■ DERBY, Friday.— Fair supply of wheat to-day wh remained firm at late prices. Other articles about th« _ ** DUBLIN, Friday. -Wheat, white, 35s 6d to ...
... under orders hold itself in lii t'i- j The cavalry for the ex* vr,v *'? , oll lv ti»ree regiments, viz., the Sth, The tir«t troops land iu Egypt , '7.. , from Malta, consisting of tho iho 7i-t LigM Infantry, , v.I tho It'Ut Bengal ho-ilier., T be' rei-la.'cd bv tlnd Battalion ! 'I WIA uUera. the With and the ird ' ,,j , 2nd Battalion tie t.-ftif l»>-ij w * '(Uhraltar. These troops will oi « ...
... W The Lo^DOii Stock Escf^gb List and t Mining Luklligencb will be found on the Seventh Page. T-tHOM Ouk City Corbkspondent.] .London, Thursday Evening. Money v,p.h in good demand to-day, owing, we Velicve, to repayments to the Bai.k of England in respect of leans hud last week. The influx of gold from the Continent seemß likely to continue, and with this prospect the disposition is to re- gard ...
... APPALING DISASTER OX THE THAMES. L( SS OF UPWARDS OF -3;>o LIVES An awful disaster involving the loss of more than i( 0 lives l.as occurred on the Thames, near the North Woolw ich Gardens, a river steamer, the Princess Alice, being run down and sunk on Tuesday evening, by the steamship Bywell Castle. The Princess Alice left London on Tuesday afternoon for a trip to Gravesend and Sheerness. ...
... LATEST NEWS. Blue Book was issued on Thursday morning, containing the text of the official despatches which have passed between the British Government and the Boers in respect the peace negotiations. As already announced a Commission to be appointed to consider the following points: Complete self-government under British suzerainty, with British Resident at Pretoria, and provision for ...
... Latest news.l affairs f > Tuesday.—A serious crisis exists in ' A Zola deputation, numbering nearly a 168 ftnd »llowers, now waiting a few Ration r an ience with the Governor. The ete *ayo' 8 » re rese the ex-King's party ; three / ,er chief rotherti ar present in person ;it also includes unn, who come to protest The de »y. tation without pass from the Resident, carp matterB m °re critical. ...
... Dc«iELD-J the 10th inst., at the Wesleyan Chapel, Gu.sborough, Thomas Duffield, engineer, Sunderland, to Hannah, second daughter of Thomas Jenkinson, of Guisborougb. Hodgson.—Watson.—On the 13th inst., at Centenary Chapel, York, William Hodgson, of this city, to Elizabeth Watson, Richmond, this county. Parker —Wilks. —At St. Mary's Church, Boston Spa, by the Rev. J. Dodd, William, third son of ...
... of a daughter. Chaytor.—On th* 28th nit, Hall, in this county, the wife of Darley Chaytor, of son. Fit~.wti.ltam.—On the inst.in London, the Honble. Mrs. W. Charles Wentworth Fitzwilliam, a son. Oeat.—On the 27th ult., at Gray's Court, the wife *f Edwin Gray, of a daughter. Milner. th* inst.. Lawn House. Clapham Park, the wife of W. Milnsr. a daughter. Norman.—On inst., at York, the wife of W. ...
... the 6th inst.. at Wensley Rectory, Yorkshire, the wife of Captain J. Edward Hunter. Royal Navy, a son. MARRIAGES. Bluntâ Blyth.âOn the 12th inst., at Holy Trinity Church, Scarborough, by the Rev. J. A. Faithfnll, M.A., Henry R. Blunt, M.A . CM., Dewsbury, to Annie, widow of tbe late R. R. Blyth, solicitor, York. No cards. Hoi.gate.âOn the Bth inst., St. Oswald's Church, Fu'ford, the Ray. ...
... of a son. Cbemorne.—On the 29th nit., at 24. Chapel Street, Belgrave Square, Lady Cremorne, of a daughter. Knubley.—On the 28th nit., at St&veley Rectory, Leeds, the wife of the Rev. E. Ponsonby Knubley, of daughter. —On the 3rd inst., at 6, Neville Street, York, the wife of J. W. Milburn, of a son. Scoby.—On the 31st ult., at Beadlam Grange, Nawton, the wife of George Scoby, of a son. ...
... Atborne, of a son (Alwyn Spencer). Hebden—-On the inst., at Throxenby Hall, Scar- borough, Mrs. W. Hebdeo, of a son. Stobart.—On the inst., at Spejlow Hill, this eonnty, the wits of William Stobart, of a son. Woodhouse.—On the inst.. at Rosslyn Honse. New- land Park, Hnll, the wife of J. T. Woodhouse, solicitor, a daughter. MARRIAGES. Boddy—Flinton.—On the 9th inst.. at the parish chare*, ...