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... and NEW YORK, calling at HALIFAX to •and and receive passengers and her Majesty's mails. I _ The following or other vessels are appointed te sail from '■ Liverpool , namely — i NIAGA RA, for BOSTON. Saturday, December 2. EUROPA, for NEW YORK, Saturday, December IG. AMERICA, for BOSTON, Saturday. December 30. Cabin Passage, including Steward's fee, THIRTY-FIVE POUNDS, but without wines or ...

... GERMAN Y. — _-» — I FROM THH TAPERS RECEIVED LAST XIGHT.) AUSTRIA. KREMSIR, Nev. 22. OPENING OF THE DIET. Tne first sitting of the Diet has taken place ; even 0 rj Sundav the apprehension was ascertained that there would not be a sufficient number of Deputies to form a quorum, but on the following day they con- tinued to arrive by every fresh train, and in the even- ing more than two-thirds of ...

... Wsdneeday Evening.-The Czar's an- , »* ha. unreached Vienna to » General Budberg. the Ru-ian Governor or the that knows no- * by deepetohe. from Hermaen-5 ia deed, after suffering am ...

... seems to have conclude all hazards a battle must be fought with the © rates, who were sweeping across Pennsylvam™ that for a time at least their progress mig ing checked. Accordingly he lost no time in his forces forward towards Gettysburg be lies about 50 miles north of Washington), encountered the enemy, and engaged him i® pattle during three successive days. It is impossible to goal from ...

... THANKSGIVING SERVICES. THE RECENT ENLARGEMENTS AND REPAIRS. By special services at St. John's church, Moulsham, on Wednesday last, double purpose was ...

... ! „ toe ANNTT??? - Th « Corps will March to Park etnnoi rT, ■ ...

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... Latest I- -o* ns , ■ -i°.-v ComrrvjiiJc on the «_.- : - cop ■ -VppO-.ntr-ie.-L.--. Archue. c:, ?? ?? ■:. t , Hi-bop o. i -r. it - „f the 15i. ?? ?? t -. - ?? ai.ivt-a| i i n „-: ; , on Fri.l iv .• . , ■ ?? ' ■ _. ij .-rer 'o si.,. nfti r a cold and -. ?? ?? (.a-s -.• I ?? . were met on the V. ! - [- •r I y Bishop B irds ej and proceed- : -. ?? ?? in ;,• nun* t. 11 shop's Court, th. ir i ?? :■ ...

... WHITE EDITION TO-DAY'S WIRES. AT SCARBOROUGH. (SPECIAL telegram to the 'mail.' Scarborough, this afternoon, labourer, named William H. Banks, residing at the New Model Lodging-house, ...

... WATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF ENGLISH HOP GROWERS. Tho annual meating st Association wns held st the cfiices, Hep Borough, S.E., ec: Monday afterneor, Colonsi Brookfield, M.P., pre. Si ding te Tie Chairman, in the proceedings aa sounced the receipt of apolugiss for absences from Colonel Warde, M.P., Mr. M.P., Mr Lasrence Hardy, M.P., Mr. Herbert Leney, end many others. The Seeretary (Mr. Ironmonger) ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. Announcements must be fully authenticated and accompanied by remittance :- Up to 13 words ..2s 6d Every ? words over 13 0s 6d extra. BIRTHS ANSTRUTHER - March 9th, 1900, at Balcaskie, ? Anstruther of Balcaskie, of a daughter. BAILEY - March ?th, 1900, at 19 Haddington, ? the wife of John Bailey, of a son. BAXTER - March ? at 31 Albany Road, Stroud, ? ...