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... attendance is expected. Clever Detection of Crime.—On the 20th ult., the fair day at Castlederg aa a young lady, lately from America, named Duffy, was leaving town for her residence at Sbegrondn, she felt woman nibbing skirts with her and a sort handling ...
... TH LONDONDERRY STANDARD, YARNING, JANLARYO I THE AMERICAS PRAIRIE f I »?®r;'ll aILLING NARRATIVE OF SETTLER. Settler” writes to the Daily on the I bad the pleasare of reading year able calamity which Teoeni] Teai fi r which deTastated accounts in your ...
... Shares suffered from and were flat during the whole .lay. The suraof7G,OW7 m sovereigns was withdrawn from the Bank for South America. The demand for discount was very l Consols closed yesterday without variation, viz., to • lex div. for money, and 92$ tot ...
... most prepared for war. I there bad also keen carthipiakes at Thibet, at Chinn, at Mexico, Japan, ut Greece, at Italy, South America, and according I to one writer there had been 25 disastrous earthquakes m the 1 year 1870. The word (rt/oyto; meant moral ...
... Christian ministry. Credentials were furnished to Mr. J. H. Hanna, a licentiate of this Presbytery, who purposes emigrating to America. Presbytery of Comber.— A special meeting of this Presbytery was held at Killinchy, on Tuesday last, to ascertain the mind ...
... sea. He entered tho Navy in 1845, and passed bis examination 1851. He was mate in the Megmra, (1, troopship, on tho North America and West India station and in tho Mediterranean from July 2(J, 1852, until promoted to lieutenant, November h, 1854. was appointed ...
... SHOUT SEA PASSAGE. Every Tuesday and Thursday to America, • i,Y the SPLENDID MAIL STEAM- of the LINE, run- V>. iu connection with the GRAND IRUNK and other RAILWAYand forwarding Passengers easy terms to all Stations in CANADA and the WESTERN STATES : ...
... attitude not uncompromising. However, would not for ever dwell on the dark side. There is much encourage us. In his work upon America, the Bev. F. B. Zjncxe quotes valedictory remark made by one companion to another—“ Tom, be good to yourself; and if we all ...
... s might fairly be asked to give a fuller exposition of the grounds on which their decision is based. The Times discusses America’s claim for indirect damages, and says we cannot to let judgment default iu the expectation that the plaintiff will not demand ...
... ihiring the cotton famine, man named George Bvn.m left Oldham to seek livelihood in America, leaving International Exhibition 1872 —Hei wife and child behind. Upon his in America o ■ • ' ' , • ~v,|: li for the oneneii correspondence with his wife, which, however ...
... prepared for war. Then there had also b ...
... GERMANY AND AMERICA A German resident in England states in the Times that, after reading the case of the United States against England, s-veral German residents in this country have agreed to petition Bismarck to request of the American Government indemnity ...