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... tussled with her assailant, when be showed a knife, and, she held hold of him drew the instrument across the upper part of her arm, which lie nearly severed from her body. fierce struggle ensued-—in fact, struggle for life Mrs. Robinson got away from him ...
... of any oue the trade of Rangoon, that it would been better if matters could have been arranged entire success in the war an armed but he viewed with felt assured there would be an annexation of a large Ava, for it woald us in a false Fre noble coneluded ...
... Count**. of Cardigan (reconciled, we believe, to her husband, and leaded carefully by him) died, and we now see tbe following swamieswent as an indication of reparatios offered At Gibraltar, oa thaltBth ult., James Thomas, Earl of Cardigan, Major-Gen. ...
... his debt, the adjudication was j annulled. It is understood his lordship’s full claim against | Mr. O’Brien has been paid. John Peate, labourer, aged 28, of Ellesmere, ; Shropshire, who was stabbed on Saturday night, died from ' the effects of bis injuries ...
... salary required, with photo) to Mrs. Sydney Thomas, Wlnnall Hill. Ooleford, Gloucestershire. 459 TC*LOOR CLOTd AGENCY offered arm ol Manufacturers. X Applicants must enabled to lntro.luce a good connection. Liberal commission suitable person. -Address Bax ...
... Venezuela, some armed men came on board, and the Justitia pursued and stopped same ves-els and appropriated their contents. A gunbout belonging to the Tesexuelan Government pursued the Justitia, and • fight ensued, the British ship being armed with two Krupp ...
... the strong arm of the law. Mr. Grattan, in defending the measure, as founded upon a principle of i tiated at much length upon absenteeism and other ilis of Ireland which he attributed to Imperial legis- lation. Mr. Hume rebuked Mr. Grattan for the mode ...
... vastly superior numbers on the heights of ilnkermann. Resolved,—That the thanks of this House be ewe to Lieut.-General Sir John F. Burgoyne, G.C.8., 4 Listit-General Sir George Brown, K.C.8., 'General His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, E.G., L ...
... benefits have been already announced, and these Indicate the approach of a season's termination. On Monday evening nest, Mr. John Milton Hensler solicits public patronage, and there is no doubt that he will have a crowded house. There is not an artists ...
... Ladles' 6d- 630 CARDIGAN Jackets, LambswoolDrawers, Undervestß, and other Hosiery cflered under original cost.-Golden Bale Glouoester. „ „^ IV owner Horses, left London Inn, Cuariiou, do not claim within three days, -will sold to expense?.—John Dyer, Cheltenham ...
... STREET, each containing Sitting Room, Kitchen, and 2 Bed Rooms. and Ns.C., with Gardens at the rear, in the occupation of Marrs. John Clifford and Leonard Smith. at 2s. 6d. weakly. Landlord paying rates. Lot 2—Three similar Dwelling Houses. known se Noa. 10 ...
... for Inkerman and Balaclava. It was at the latter affair that Mr. Moore lost his right arm, he being one of the gallant 603 who made the dashing charge under Lord Cardigan. We have seen the have fellow moved to tears at - the mere mention of Miss Nightingale ...