... SHEFFIELD DAILY TELEGRAPH. SAtprpay, May 30, 1867. |trtel%em (by electric telegraph.) Plymouth, Friday Eybniho. —The Lord Hogue has arrived. She left Sydney on the 21st of Febrnary, and brings about 4,000 ounces of gold. She parte d company, on the 17th ...

... are in circulation in this town and neighbourhood. The forgers, it is believed, carry on their operations at Newcastle, Sunderland and Shields.— Neirexunk Journal. young mau in one of the pmvinces of France has been tried and mmtenced to death for the ...

... ago, an Irish navvie, whilst in a state of intoxication, fell asleep on the Londonderry, Seaham, and Sunderland Railway, between Ryhope and Sunderland, with his head across the rail. After he bail lain iu that position (or half an hour, the noise of the ...

... Crighton, R. Laing, J. P. Almond, B. Smallman, J. H, Smallman, J. Lesslie, W. Short, and W. James, were appointed committee to watch over the interests of the Shields creditors, and to co-operate with a committee of creditors in Sunderland. Since the ...

... had before done for years. Chapel House, Heathtteld, Sussex. E, WvsoEScasaR. be DANGEROUS ABSCESSES. la SIR,-JOHN BAINBaIDaE, of Number Garth, Sunderland t0 has experienced a wonderful cure from the use of your Vege- table Restorative Pills. Hle had an ...

... of the resolution passed € 4th inst Direcfc ors of the East India Company on ~ era l of • Viscount Canning Governorv Ihfc p la * {£ nce^nnimau j° urua ls inform the world that Tu Uce of aii j. ls , about to marry the daughter of the i^mour^ Sto \ bei ...

... to-day was dull and heavy, as was looked for the state of the dead meat markets on hatu..ley. Setts did not mike more than la 24 being •IJ to per stone lower than ou Monday ISM, or shout the same rates were obtained last Friday. 'I he soppl,T large, ...

... ddrtrtiser. But we all of us make blunders ; let the editor console himself with that reflecting. It was only a night or two since La Traviata was advertised for performance at her Majesty's Theatre: one of the actors was ill, and some other piece was substituted ...

... hail an extraordinary success, is now the sole property of M r Ingram, the proprietor oldie Maricatod NON*, who, since Mr Hogue's dorath,has had a share in the Times. The journal will still remain under the conduct of Mr Henry Viretelly, and all the present ...

... lBenies, 10,0111 Ealt_) and known as the3 Black DRg iii, East-street, Leeds, 1.1190 M11 E Whole ot the extensive and valuable La LMACIITNERY. STOCtIC-N-TRA.DE, and EFFECiTS. tilon copi~g2.379 spiudles for hot swator opiinniog, IfOS Epiridles for cold Tb ...

... difficulty presented, in which »f . c °ncurred. Private carriages, says the Pays, drove \ 45° from Paris to the ext remity of the La Petite f era * gentlemen—the majority decorated with '* ...

... W I 'a 1 i? y btst week, was stated to have eaten two iSii tilt d f of oysters, which he washed down with two Majesty \f ' la S'ass of rum. Jfc ' iite t has been graciously pleased to give a iVy ''tliJl WilBo n, editor of the North of Scotland S«» l ...